Ethical Diversions

[Dave Monroe]

Okay, before I run ...

--- Paul Mackin <paul.mackin at verizon.net> wrote:

> Sounds like the only way to break the habit is not
> to make a move without reading Robt. first. That's
> kind of draconian.
> His posts tend to be long.

Which is why I can guaantee he was jumping the gun. 
He knew not what he was pre-emptively striking at. 
Nor did I.  But having just finally hit teh Holocaust
stuff, after some very interesting stuff on
temporality and ethics, well ... well, we'll see ...

> Hey, how come Terrance is allowed his own motives
> and not the rest of the gang.

Lt me rephrase that.  God only knows what Terrnace's
motives are.  Or where he is these days ...

This reminds me: I am very concerned about Michel
Rycxz.  Can't raise him.  If anyone knows ...

This also reminds me: I'm hardly his favorite person
herre, but maybe Mr. Morris might cehck the initial
post-Katrina posts, and see who was the first person
to ask after his well-being.  Y'all ARE real people to
me, so ...

> More hurt than irate is what comes across to me.

Irate.  Annoyed.  Cranky.  Whatever.  But knew what to
expect, so ...

> I don't think we experience the p-list as a duel
> between you and Robt.

I don't either.  We largely stay to our own corners,
but I seem to have an even chance of being either
edified, insulted or indifferent when I risk popping
open his posts of late, so ...

> If you didn't complain about it who could tell.

Trust me, it's a regulae enough pattern people will
point it out to me if i don't catch it first, so ...

Well, okay, will be back from Orban soonly, so ...

But, damn, am I hoping for a new book here.  How'd
y'all handle the appaearnce of Mason & Dixon?  Maybe i
ought to see how that went down, may need Guidance ...

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