On 06-09-08, STAN HARDEGREE said to JEFF BINKLEY:


EH> RS> And there's an invisible, intangible pink unicorn in your house.


EH>If it's invisible and intangible, why should he care?


SH>Doesn't the idea of invisibility sort of negate the idea of color?


JB> I think he was trying to sound like Ceppa.  From his response it sounds
JB> like he agrees with Pelosi.


SH>In the midst of some pretty good religious discussion, you could count on
SH>either Junior or Ceppa to chime in with, "There's an invisible pink
SH>unicorn shittting on you head!  Prove it's not!"  They reside very high in
SH>Bloom's taxonomy.


Someone famous once said:


`It is the business of small minds to shrink!'


They had to have had someone like Sauer and Ceppa in mind at the time. A pair
of small-minded, nasty little backstabbers if ever any existed.


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