Perhaps, but I still think some people are sorta overreacting. It's not as
if
we're looking at Playboy in church; it's more like we're telling jokes in
the
cafeteria. Sure, the idea behind the cafeteria is that we all sit down and
eat, 
but it's a social atmosphere. I think we can forgive a bit of irrelavence.

I believe we can drop the examples now.  They're all misleading.  I don't 
mind "a bit."  "A bit" works just fine for me.  But "a lot," is a different 
story.  "A lot" is what we have.

I will gladly go and hit delete for something that doesn't concern me (then 
again, alot of things don't concern me), I can take it.  But when nine-tenths 
of my mailbox go into the wastebasket, I know something's up.

On one hand I (and I think a few others) won't tolerate spam, at least not in 
large quantities.  On the other, I don't want another version of RAAC.  If 
you can all find a balance between the two extremes, then I think we can drop 
this debate and hope no one provokes someone to pick it up again.

Roehl Sybing, Director of the Federal Reality Commission

Every day, God supplies every one of us with 24 hours.
That's more than enough to get a day's worth of work done.

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