Earl Croasmun -> Bob Klahn wrote:

 MG>> I suppose that if my
 MG>> mind were to jump to a race affiliated with laundries

 EC> You always ignore that "if," Bob.  You were told that
your laundry uses
 EC> too much starch in your clothes.  You revealed that when you hear the
 EC> word "laundry" you thing of a person rather than a place
of business.
 EC> You revealed that you immediately thing of one of your daughters, in
 EC> fact.  And you further revealed that you think of a PARTICULAR daughter.
 EC> Was that just your stereotype being applied, or is she the one you
 EC> assigned to laundry duty?  Why did you pick her?  I can understand why
 EC> you don't want to probe those portions of your brain yourself, but I
 EC> can't understand why you want to put it on continual public display.

Klahn is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

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Mimi

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