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Re: WHO THE HELL wait since when does swearing make a good argument??
john the angry man ( 10/02/2003, 02:34:03 )I wasn't being angry, its just a name (before you say that its stupid look at your own) and although I was miffed at first, while writing that message I petered out. What kind of point are you trying to make about cloning anyway? That was my first message and I didn't know much about cloning (sounds like you don't either) but I am learning more each time I come to this site. And what's so great about long messages if you are just typing a pile of crap? Look at Erin. She is open minded, and doesn't have any "oponents". I argued with Libfemme at first but stopped because I didn't have much more points to make, and she was pretty much out-witting me (a biology teacher V a 13 year old-easy win for her).A lot of people,if they're life was extended, wouldn't bother getting more and more educated. The only way I can see a over-population problem solved is for people to have to be killed to bring it down. Mabye some other possibilities, but I cant be bothered writing them down.So dont try to insult me when you have your own problems.
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