Re: I was WRONG on my prediction.

On Sun, 30 Nov 2003 08:03:11 +0000 (UTC), "Michael McNeil"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>"Wally Anglesea™" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
>message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Nice admission.
>> 
>> So now you might realise your dreams are just that, and nothing to run
>> around proclaiming, OK?
>Unless he's gifted.
>

Then he won't make predictions that fail. I'll be watching with glee.

>Some people, typically those with arthritis for example; have an
>affliction considered in folklore to be a gift.
>
>(It's where the derisory modern statement "he's touched" comes from.
>Today it is taken to mean stupid but once it was a reference to the fact
>that those with severe learning difficulties usually have a gift from
>god to compensate.) I am not implying anything about his learning
>abilities by the way.
>
>(Ordinarily I would not need to explain that obvious point
>but..... well there are some incredibly stupid, ignorant and spiteful
>people on this newsgroup.)
>
>Of course these days most people get a standard education and take it
>upon themselves to disabuse each other of ancient understanding.
>
>I shall expect no less from you, you Matter of So-Thick Lesions.
Read up on how sunspots are caused yet, moron?


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