Re: I can't resist

[Andrew Graham <grahamaj@APPSTATE.EDU>]

Bernard,

On Wed, 29 Nov 2000 18:45:44 -0800 "Bernard G. Cleyet & Nancy Ann
Seese" <georgeann@redshift.com> wrote:

> Is it "dropping a social brick" to include the second paragraph below in my
> post?

As the manager of this list I will answer your question with a
resounding YES!  Posting of a religious or political nature are NOT
appropriate here.  I made this very clear in a posting several months
ago, and I don't know how I can make it any more clear.

andy




> POLITICAL ACTIVIST CAROL MOORE says research shows people are more likely to
> question the government and act out in protest during periods of high
> sunspot activity. Moore estimates the solar activity, which began late last
> year and is expected to continue until 2002, is responsible for stirring up
> two-to-three times as many political protesters as normal. She says sunspots
> may rev up folks by blasting the body with negative ions, which cause humans
> to become quick- tempered. CAROL MOORE:(202) 635-3739
>
>
>
> JULIE FOSTER, WORLD NET DAILY: David Anderson ~ volunteered to help count
> ballots manually. Given a stack of absentee ballots, he came across three
> that had carefully cut tape either covering a punched-out hole in the ballot
> or holding a chad in place. Anderson says he questioned the all-Democrat
> canvassing board about the phenomenon, which told him "we were counting the
> absentee ballots and most likely the voter punched the wrong hole and used
> tape to put the chad back in and vote for another." - WORLD NET DAILY
> http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_fosterj_news/20001129_xnfoj_scotchtape.
> shtml
>
> bc
>
> P.s. What research?

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