Not to mention someone so willing to cast the first, second, & third
stones.
The neat thing about the Net is that it mostly automates stone-casting. With cut & paste, you have the equivalent of a full-auto attack sling.
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Yes, Jan never knows the calibre or the content of her plagerized attacks. Sad, that.
You're saying that the real bore isn't visible from her perspective?
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>> Not to mention someone so willing to cast the first, second, & third >stones. > >The neat thing about the Net is that it mostly automates >stone-casting. With cut & paste, you have the equivalent >of a full-auto attack sling.
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Yes, Jan never knows the calibre or the content of her plagerized attacks. Sad, that.
You're saying that the real bore isn't visible from her perspective?
Ah, if only I were that articulate!
Curse you! That was an invitation to a cascade, and you played it *straight*!
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>>> Not to mention someone so willing to cast the first, second, & third >>stones. >> >>The neat thing about the Net is that it mostly automates >>stone-casting. With cut & paste, you have the equivalent >>of a full-auto attack sling.
> Yes, Jan never knows the calibre or the content of her plagerized
attacks.
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> Sad, that.
You're saying that the real bore isn't visible from her perspective?
Ah, if only I were that articulate!
Curse you! That was an invitation to a cascade, and you played it *straight*!
Ok, Ok, the boor is not visible from her perspective! (FWIW, English is not my first language and I *did* warn you that I'm not that ar-tick-u-late.)
