On Thu, 26 Feb 1998, Aya Nakajima wrote:

 And here is something that all should consider when reading this story line!
This is a co-operative work between three people who; while liking C & C from
others, do not really need to put up with all this indepth analysis of the
who's, what's, where's when's & why's of thier characters interactions with
other characters of the Ranma universe because in the end, this is still THIER
story & not yours! This is how they see fit to have Ranma & others interact

If they didn't want analysis, they wouldn't bother posting it on this
list.  And if they wanted us to shut up, I'd think they'd tell us
themselves.  Is this purpose of this list to try to offer commentary,
which can at times be very detailed and critical, or is it to simply pat
each other on the head?


John Walter Biles :  MA-History, Ph.D Wannabe at U. Kansas         
ranma@falcon.cc.ukans.edu       
rhea@tass.org              http://www.tass.org/~rhea/falcon.html
rhea@maison-otaku.net      http://www.maison-otaku.net/~rhea/


      Clever Nabiki sighed.  Magic wouldn't do the trick, either.  The
next day, she tried putting poison in the ogres' food, but everyone just
ended up thinking Princess Tomboy had tried to cook it.
"The Tale of Clever Nabiki", by Hans Christian Anderson