Re: The reason Baystar wants its money back from SCOG

From: John Seed (deletethisbit_john_h_seed_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 04/30/04 

Date: 30 Apr 2004 02:06:10 -0700

>
> I think my weird sense of humor and using an obscure ME word went
> totally unoticed, so feel free to add a :-) to the above if it
> helps at all. Shakespeare would have loved it, maybe he'd have even
> said it.

I noticed it, Bill. I even laughed as I read it.

Frankly, its only your dogged refusal to take anything seriously that
keeps me lurking in these threads.

I've no idea if Shakespeare said it, but he must have spent a lot of
time sitting on his own whilst he was writing those plays and sonnets.

:)

John

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