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Subject: [Leica] Good Writing is Harder Than Good Photography
From: masonster at gmail.com (David Mason)
Date: Mon Jun 6 19:35:11 2005
References: <BECA1B46.16607%mark@rabinergroup.com> <000701c56aeb$2db0d6b0$121afea9@Hausner> <6.1.2.0.2.20050606210908.01ebb9b8@mail.comporium.net> <3.0.2.32.20050606215845.01ff4c40@pop.infionline.net>
My 11th grade English teacher had been fired from three other
schools... and readily admitted it. I was sent to the principle's
office for asking the question "then how in hell did you get hired
again?"
Ours was a very poor county and American's are far too squeamish of
socialism to ever fix that. I ain't worried, I'll just lie here and
set a spell.
Dave
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