--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Gary Barnett <barnettart@m...> wrote: > This 55 yr old still has the emotional maturity of a 30 year old (not > today's 30 yr old, but that of 1980, providing the 30 yr old had no > nose candy problems), but the body of a 75 yr old wracked with > slipping discs, arthritis, odd tingling in the extremities, weird > accumulations of fat where muscles -- or at least near concavity-- > were de rigueur. Ha - but at least out Epson printers still work well, even the elder ones. Actually I was not objecting to being called "elder" by Tyler so much as "statesman" and that was not because I think statesmanship is not all that it once was (though that may well be the case). My intent was to question the designation of a social clutz like myself, who has been called by friends "often overly straightforward," as a statesman of any sort. :-) Maybe now that I'm no longer an engineer I can pick up some of them there social graces in my spare time. ..nah... Dan
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Re: Elder statesmen, indeed.
2005-07-11 by Danny Culbertson
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