The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let us
leave it at that.
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Helmets - oui ou non?
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"routebeer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let us
leave it at that.It's a personal decision for adults and their minor children, IMO. I favor
certain people going without for the purpose of increasing the organ donor
pool, but only if I get to select them. :-) -
routebeer said:
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The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let us
leave it at that.B. Lafferty said:
It's a personal decision for adults and their minor children, IMO. I favor
certain people going without for the purpose of increasing the organ donor
pool, but only if I get to select them. :-)Would you like Kunich's brain ?
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"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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routebeer said:
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Quoted message said:
The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is
incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let
us
leave it at that.B. Lafferty said:
It's a personal decision for adults and their minor children, IMO. I
favor
certain people going without for the purpose of increasing the organ
donor
pool, but only if I get to select them. :-)Would you like Kunich's brain ?
His head a la Jeremy Bentham would be much more interesting. Eunuch's brain
must be pretty well atrophied by now. -
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<[email hidden]>,Donald Munro said:
routebeer said:
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let us
leave it at that.B. Lafferty said:
It's a personal decision for adults and their minor children, IMO. I favor
certain people going without for the purpose of increasing the organ donor
pool, but only if I get to select them. :-)Would you like Kunich's brain ?
Sure. Never been used.
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Michael Press -
B. Lafferty said:
"routebeer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
The helmet debate will not die. This is too bad because it is incredibly
BORING. At the very least, helmets make the head match the rest. Let us
leave it at that.It's a personal decision for adults and their minor children, IMO. I favor
certain people going without for the purpose of increasing the organ donor
pool, but only if I get to select them. :-)Well... the gene pool DOES need to be cleaned out every now and then...
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Michael Press said:
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Would you like Kunich's brain ?
Sure. Never been used.
(drum roll-cymbal crash) It's great to be playing the Pooukeepsie
Holiday Inn lounge again. I just rolled in from Chicago, and I tell ya,
boy are my ribs are sore! Oh, I tell ya, I can't get no respect. I
went to a father-son picnic, and saw my son with the milkman! -
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<[email hidden]>,Jay S. Hill said:
Michael Press said:
Quoted message said:
Would you like Kunich's brain ?
Sure. Never been used.
(drum roll-cymbal crash) It's great to be playing the Pooukeepsie
Holiday Inn lounge again. I just rolled in from Chicago, and I tell ya,
boy are my ribs are sore! Oh, I tell ya, I can't get no respect. I
went to a father-son picnic, and saw my son with the milkman!I went to the doctor. He told me I had to stop smoking,
and drinking and go on a diet. I said 'I want a second
opinion.' He said, `OK. You're ugly too.' When I was born
the doctor slapped my mother. When I played in the sand
box the cat would cover me up. My mother took me
everywhere so she wouldn't have to kiss me good-bye. I
tell ya' I can't get no respect.--
Michael Press
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