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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Pressure is inevitable (it's what life does to us). Stress is optional (we do it to ourselves).




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If I weren't ignoring you I'd say you were splitting hairs.

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Historically a few sturdy, noble human beings have displayed unwavering grace under fire. Many have

caved, cowered, self fragmented and self destructed. 'Splitting hairs' or a distinction with a difference?




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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Historically a few sturdy, noble human beings have displayed unwavering grace under fire. Many have

caved, cowered, self fragmented and self destructed. 'Splitting hairs' or a distinction with a difference?




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Is this your opinion, or do you have facts to back it up?

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... prudent to do so, only after having tended to the needs of the horses and men first.



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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
... only after having tended to the needs of the horses and men first.



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Which do you prefer?

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Originally posted by HandyAndy

Which do you prefer?
Though much often depends on the positional real estate and terrain,

both agile knights and lowly pawns have always held strong appeal.



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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Which do you prefer?
HAHA!

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Easy in the harness self restraint code...
Postcard #8/post 3.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Historically a few sturdy, noble human beings have displayed unwavering grace under fire. Many have

caved, cowered, self fragmented and self destructed. 'Splitting hairs' or a distinction with a difference?




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That's interesting Bob.

Those that flower you with unwanton digress = may actually be the sturdy noblemen, who are not cowering or splitting hairs.

Could it be possible that you have a flaw?

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-m.

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Originally posted by mikelom

That's interesting Bob.

Those that flower you with unwanton digress = may actually be the sturdy noblemen, who are not cowering or splitting hairs.

Could it be possible that you have a flaw?

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-m.
Yes, Mike, and be damn certain to make mine plural. Even the very greatest and noblest of men and women in human history

(those we've collectively placed on pedestals) evidenced critical character flaws. All of us attest to the feet of clay syndrome.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
All of us attest to the feet of clay syndrome.
I disagree completely. It is the untravelled who lay roots in clay, as they know nothing but. The gypsy can find any tree to lay under, meditate, and move on un-needing of a clay. Clay is for graspers only; Graspers of only and all that they know, in hinderance.

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Originally posted by mikelom

I disagree completely. It is the untravelled who lay roots in clay, as they know nothing but. The gypsy can find any tree to lay under, meditate, and move on un-needing of a clay. Clay is for graspers only; Graspers of only and all that they know, in hinderance.
Believe you know better, Sir Mike, than too overly literalize a gentle metaphor

for the express purpose of intruding a tangential bull-dogmatic belief system.



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