> > From: Tim Rhodes <proftim@speakeasy.org>
> > Date: Saturday, May 24, 1997 3:33 PM
>
> > Rational and irrational being of equal use in an arational strategy.
>
> You lost me there. Irrational almost always gets you the opposite
> of what you seek. I don't see how that is useful unless you are
> self-destructive or something.
David I'm well aware that, once again, you'll be conspicuously absent from
the "Annual CoV Snake Handlers Retreat and Surrealist Weenie Roast", but
neverless I respect your opinion and defer to you that the rational
approach is the only on that makes any sense. (But I'll set aside a cute
little adder for you in case you change your mind.)
-Prof. Tim