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25 new of 680 responses total.
snowth
response 603 of 680: Mark Unseen   Aug 17 18:45 UTC 1999

This place has rules?
lilmo
response 604 of 680: Mark Unseen   Sep 11 00:01 UTC 1999

Doesn't #0 have the rules?  Where is everyone?
snowth
response 605 of 680: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 00:28 UTC 1999

Isn't everyone exactly where they were before?

Or have they moved?
lilmo
response 606 of 680: Mark Unseen   Sep 25 02:58 UTC 1999

Wasn't there a time when many, MANY more ppl than you and I participated?
gypsi
response 607 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 2 11:52 UTC 1999

Where did they go?
lilmo
response 608 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 4 17:31 UTC 1999

Isn't that repeating a question?
snowth
response 609 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 9 22:49 UTC 1999

If nobody's here to notice, does it matter?
lilmo
response 610 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 12 23:06 UTC 1999

If it doesn't matter to those who don't see, does that mean that it doesn't
matter to you?
snowth
response 611 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 14 02:10 UTC 1999

If it _really_ mattered to me, don't you think I would encourage other people
to question here?
lilmo
response 612 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 15 20:03 UTC 1999

Do you think it should matter to me?
snowth
response 613 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 16 00:58 UTC 1999

Shouldn't everything you're involved with matter to you?
hhsrat
response 614 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 03:24 UTC 1999

NO!
snowth
response 615 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 17 04:03 UTC 1999

Isn't there a rule about statements like that?
lilmo
response 616 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 19 01:51 UTC 1999

Wouldn't hhsrat know that "NO!" isn't allowed in this item if he had read
response #0?  Wouldn't it be logical to conclude that he should have
"forgotten" this item if he did not wish to participate?
hhsrat
response 617 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 22 02:01 UTC 1999

Don't you hate it when the fingers hit the "post" button before the 
brain is ready?  Why can't you understand that I didn't mean to post a 
statement?
lilmo
response 618 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 26 18:12 UTC 1999

Is there a "post" button?  Isn't there an "expurgate" command?  Do you use
Backtalk?
hhsrat
response 619 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 29 00:23 UTC 1999

Would you believe that backtalk does not have easy access to the 
"expurgate" command?  
lilmo
response 620 of 680: Mark Unseen   Oct 30 02:01 UTC 1999

Would it matter if I believed?  Would you not be obligated in either case?

Would you ask for forgiveness?
hhsrat
response 621 of 680: Mark Unseen   Nov 4 02:55 UTC 1999

Why would I not ask for forgiveness?
lilmo
response 622 of 680: Mark Unseen   Nov 5 22:19 UTC 1999

Is it not true that I do not know you well enuf to know if you are too
arrogant to do so?  Am I not glad to see that you are not?  Do I not welcome
you here?
orinoco
response 623 of 680: Mark Unseen   Nov 23 04:35 UTC 1999

Had I just repressed all memory of having entered this item, or what?
carson
response 624 of 680: Mark Unseen   Nov 27 11:30 UTC 1999

(are you the one who entered this item?)
lilmo
response 625 of 680: Mark Unseen   Dec 2 20:53 UTC 1999

is that not obvious from the item header?
snowth
response 626 of 680: Mark Unseen   Aug 29 14:44 UTC 2000

Don't you think that it's sort of sad that no one has asked any questions
since last year?
rcurl
response 627 of 680: Mark Unseen   Aug 29 15:56 UTC 2000

Why would you think it is sad?
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