Re: You Will Surely Die

On Aug 2, 9:59 pm, Matthew Johnson <matthew_mem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article <1970222F-96AC-8158-C072-3B5A12F74...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, George
the Guy
> Who Watches Terrapene carolina triungus says...
>
>
>
> >On Jul 31, 7:24 pm, Matthew Johnson <matthew_mem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> >wrote:
> >>In article <00A519DD-1084-342B-D4B0-245D1B0B3...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
George the Guy
> >> Who Watches Terrapene carolina triungus says...
>
> [snip]
>
> >Fools have misused good literature, but that misused literature is
> >still just a good as it was before the fools put their spin on it.
>
> >Lewis Carroll (Charles Lutwidge Dodgson) wrote some very interesting
> >and useful things and I am not going to let the words of fools and
> >idiots keep me from using his works.
>
> The biggest flaw in this reasoning, George, is that you do not know that
these
> words are in fact original with Lewis Carroll. Nor, for that matter, do
you know
> that he did not use them in exactly the sense you attribute only to
'fools'.

I copied those words from the book "Through The Looking-Glass And What
Alice found There", copyright 1916 by Rand McNally & Company, second
paperback printing, 1975. I cannot get inside the mind of Lewis
Carroll and find out where he got those words. And to me, it makes no
difference where he got them.  Do you think you have compelling
evidence that Satan or someone else used that expression before Lewis
Carroll used it?  Or are have you been reading the thoughts of idiots,
that you gathered from the web, and have not stopped to question their
accuracy?

By the way, in my local church, we recite the Apostle's Creed quite
frequently.  I do not remember ever going to church and reciting it
before breakfast.  I usually eat breakfast rather early.  Down here in
Louisiana, the meal we eat after the Sunday morning service is called
dinner.  It is not our habit to wait till noon to eat breakfast.

What in the world are you upset about?   Did you eat something that
you are allergic to?  What harm could come from quoting this passage
form Lewis Carroll?

Matthew, you are acting very strange and seem to see boogie men (or
maybe, Voldemort?)  where none exist.



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