Hi mark, 
 
 On 12 May 98 you wrote to me and said:
 
 PF>> It doesn't matter which way you put it- guilt means the existence of an
 PF>> act, while innocence is the absence or non-existence of the act.
 PF>> Innocence is a clean white page. Guilt has a black mark on it.
 ml> BINGO!!!  black mark... black = "dark" = "negative"... innocence is
 ml> white, unblemished... white = "light" = "positive"...
 ml> thank you for proving my point and playing the game ;-)
i don't know how you can equate the existence of something with negative and 
the absence of it with positive. And equating dark-positive and 
white=negative has no logical meaning at all.
 ml>>> [joke mode on]
 ml>>> i see that living on the bottom of the world can affect the way one
 PF>> Err, you are wrong there. I saw a photo taken of the earth from the
 PF>> moon and it showed quite clearly that the southern hemisphere is on
 PF>> TOP!
 ml> as a skeptic, are you sure that picture is real? are you sure that we
 ml> actually went to the moon? >>
The photo was taken in 1968 before lying and cheating were invented. Everyone 
was honest in those days.
 ml> hahaha, actually i've been working with several folks down your way for
 ml> quite a number of years... the bbs software i run and betatest
 ml> originated in OZ and i've several other cyberfriends downunder ;-)
I think in general people in Fidonet have a far better knowledge of world 
geography and a more cosmic outlook than non-Fido people. Travel is supposed 
to broaden the mind, and I think travel by Fidonet even more so. I'm not sure 
if the same is true of Usenet.
 ml>>> sees things > cause them to see things in reverse of what they
 ml>>> 'really are'... even water spins the wrong way down there >>
 PF>> I just checked the sink and the water did spin the correct way!
 ml> and that way was which? clockwise or counterclockwise?  OB-)
Is CW or counterCW an absolute definition? Which way do your clocks go, 
rst?
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