Waiting for a Christmas Miracle... or just a Festivus one.

Michael Press wrote:
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OTOOH, I know a person who seems straight up and I know he lies
practically every time his lips move. What the hell, unless I was
there, how do I know? Why should I care? How does it change my life or
effect or affect my personal sense of right or wrong? How does
mounting a campaign on my own perceptions change anything, unless I'm
president?

Knowing when someone is lying is a useful talent.
There is a proverb: Do not throw stones at every barking dog.
Anton made his choice. What the hell.

Here we like to save some of our stones for non-barking dogs.

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Fred Fredburger wrote:

Michael Press wrote:
In article ,
wrote:

OTOOH, I know a person who seems straight up and I know he lies
practically every time his lips move. What the hell, unless I was
there, how do I know? Why should I care? How does it change my life or
effect or affect my personal sense of right or wrong? How does
mounting a campaign on my own perceptions change anything, unless I'm
president?

Knowing when someone is lying is a useful talent.
There is a proverb: Do not throw stones at every barking dog.
Anton made his choice. What the hell.

Here we like to save some of our stones for non-barking dogs.

Woof.

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Michael Press