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Originally posted by ivanhoeIf I explain why I find it fascinating, will you tell me who's in the pack?
I see. I wonder why you keep pushing this totally uninteresting issue.
If not, can I name RHPers and receive a definitive answer from you about their pack membership (a simple 'yes' or 'no' will suffice for each)?
Actually, to clarify, before we start, is there a group of RHPers called the Wolfpack?
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Originally posted by royalchickenBeing one who suffered from SARS in 2003, I find it deeply offensive that Ivanhoe should mock bird flu.
Ivan, please be more sensitive about issues such as bird flu.
Here's a haiku to show my disgust...
Ok, SARS it ain't
but bird flu does kill people
just like abortions.
D
Originally posted by NordlysThat's a post worthy of wolf pack membership, but then the final word rests with Ivanhoe. But then, its safe to assume that you will be titled, seeing as anybody who disagrees with anything Ivanhoe has to say, is automatically a member of the wolfpack.
Actually I have been wondering more what you would do without no1.
I've never been accredited with membership, however. When I disagree with some of Ivanhoe's bigotry, I simply get called "a friend of marauders".
Strange the way that works,
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Originally posted by RagnorakApart from the obligatory howling... what do the members of the wolfpack actually do that seperates them from everyone else? If disagreeing with Ivanhoe automatically makes you a member of the pack then there must be hundreds, if not thousands of wolves. Doesn't seem so special to me.
That's a post worthy of wolf pack membership, but then the final word rests with Ivanhoe. But then, its safe to assume that you will be titled, seeing as anybody who disagrees with anything Ivanhoe has to say, is automatically a member of the wolfpack.
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Originally posted by hopscotchNow here's somebody talking sense. Rec-ed.
Apart from the obligatory howling... what do the members of the wolfpack actually do that seperates them from everyone else? If disagreeing with Ivanhoe automatically makes you a member of the pack then there must be hundreds, if not thousands of wolves. Doesn't seem so special to me.
Originally posted by hopscotchWolves don't merely disagree with ivanhoe, they come into existence at his bidding (implicit or explicit).
Apart from the obligatory howling... what do the members of the wolfpack actually do that seperates them from everyone else? If disagreeing with Ivanhoe automatically makes you a member of the pack then there must be hundreds, if not thousands of wolves. Doesn't seem so special to me.