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Don't you have something to do that you're qualified for, like delivering a sandwich?
You're the only joke in this threadlet.
You obviously are incapable of reading, too.
Try again. Think about it a while. It'll come to you.
Robert Proctor on ignorance (O.T.)
Dec 08, 2008
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Keith
As expected and, as usual, the point has been missed.
Has nothing to do with the messengers (here, the defined cretins ... Discover Magazine and Charles, the current persona non grata).
I hoped "Sci" (the prefix for this newsgroup) might refer to science. A human methodology where all ideas are scrutinized and openly questioned and reasonably considered and then ultimately leads to refutation of denialists, and other forms of idiocy.
No one here cares about what you want, your closed mind, that you're an idiot, or even if you keep breathing.
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Mine are about $1600 for a 2600sq.ft. 3 BR, 3-1/2 bath house with=20 granite countertops everywhere. They were almost $6000 for a=20
1700sq.ft. 3BR, 2-1/2 bath house, in VT. The value of the houses is=20 equal.BTW, Joerg, it's 70F here again today. ;-)
--=20 Keith
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