On 17 Apr 1995, Paul Nevai wrote:

> :Kellemes Husveti Unnepeket kivanok a csoport minden olvasojanak!
> :I wish the readers of this group a very Happy Easter!
>
> Is it implicitly assumed that all readers of this group care for Easter?
> Well, I am one of those who don't. So next time, please say something like "I
> wish all those readers of this group who celebrate Easter, a very Happy
> Easter!" BTW, I wish all those readers of this group who celebrate Passover,
> a very Happy Passover. Viszl\'at...Pali
>
This is some very interesting argument. How about all the other religions
of the world, pal. Yes it is implied that you at least know what easter
is. If you don't celebrate it, that's up to you. In that case, it doesn't
apply to you. You can wish a happy passover to your friends and I won't
get all offended if you forget to wish me happy easter. But don't try to
force me to learn all your customs. I'm not interested in them, and I
think I'm not alone.

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To Mr. Gotthard, You have only shown talent in name-calling, not in
understanding what is written. I only repeat one little item: how can an
"all nations" type of statement be called RACIST. And this is the last
letter I waste on you.                  Robert Hetzron

this is a test too

Have I been lost in a time-warp, but all of a sudden I log on over Easter and
 what do I find - my
beloved Hungarian list is resembling the Balkans!!

Come on you Guys (and Guyessess) what's the deal, why expend all your energy
 slagging each
other off over such petty arcaneries (or coneries) such as whether someone
 insulted someone
else about their religion or was a racialist, or even getting your knickers in 
a
 twist over the fact that
someone wishes you all a Happy Easter - it obviously wasn't for the bright spar
k
 who got on his
high horse to winge about it. I mean after all you are supposed to save your
 energy for
Spammers,  Advertisers, and Make Money Quick Artists.

If you want to fight, why not fight against something real - like poverty,
 ignorance and disease -
then at least you will feel good about it afterwards.

"I wish all those readers of this group who celebrate being bloody minded a ver
y
 bloody mind"

Micky Allen wrote:

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Right you are.  What we need is a joke.  Here is a true one from _Discover_
magazine.

Seems some poor soul had a stroke.  He's lost all feeling in his left side.
A certain fraction of such victims also (usually temporarily) seem to `loose
track' of their paralyzed limbs.

In other words, the doctor asks, pointing at the fellows left hand, how does
your hand feel.  "That's not my hand"  "Well, whose is it then?"  "It's yours,
of course!"

So doctor takes the patients left hand and holds it flat between his own two
in front of the patients nose.

"Are you sure it's mine?"  "Yes" "How can that be, count the hands!" "Well, you
happen to have three hands"  "Have you ever heard of a man with three hands?"

"Doctor, a hand is an appendage of the arm.  Since you have three arms, it's
natural that you have three hands."


For some reason I thought this logic was hilarious.

--Greg

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