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<< Excuse me sir, I wonder if you'd spare me a minute of your time
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Dear Mister Selective
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Posted Nov 9, 2007 by Online Now ~ jwf ~ the darkest day is done, Yay! here comes the son
I have taken the liberty of liberating your current tagline to my 1st, 2nd & 3rd person thread.
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You will also be glad to hear I am reading Monk's "How To Read Wittgenstein".
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Dear Mister Selective
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Posted Nov 10, 2007 by Recumbentman
I am glad. Didn't know about that book, but Ray Monk is sound.

My tagline was in turn lifted from a discussion in the OEDILF forum http://www.oedilf.com

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