Cindy Haglund wrote in a message to Roger Nelson:

 CH> Oh. Reading the latter person's works. You do know she is said to
 CH> not really believe in what she spews but since sensationalized
 CH> willfully ignorance makes good money, she's just taking advantage
 CH> of it. Facts/truth bore people, apparently.

I can't say that about her because I don't know her.  And you are correct
about the latter because they don't want to hear it unless it involves them
in some way.

 RN> Excess is a state that occurs when you believe what everyone else
 RN> tells you.

 CH>  Depends on what they're telling. :) If it's evidently raining out
 CH> though do we really need to be told? The weather folks seem to
 CH> think so... so they put notice on the top left hand corner of the
 CH> of screen or run a boring banner along the bottom so you can't
 CH> enjoy your show. How come they don't do that during commercials?

It ALWAYS "depends" on "they," doesn't it?  The
advertisers are their cash cow, so it's easier to offend the viewer, which
if you think about it, also pays to see their programs.

 CH>  Nothing wrong with liking Corn, it just doesn't belong in dog food
 CH> and it's totally in excess in just about everything (corn
 CH> starch)... 

Dogs (and I'm sure you're aware of this) do not digest corn.  Those food
products are using it for filler.


Regards,

Roger 
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