Re: Fri. 5/9 'Will it Float?' Sorcery

"Crash Bandicoot" <NoSpam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> Donz5 wrote:
>>> This is the quote that got Donz's panties in a bunch:
>>>
>>> "As the home audience, we have no way of knowing whether the trick was
>>> pre-arranged with Paul or not."
>>>
>
>>
>> Oy. Which is precisely what I said when I wrote, "I have no idea; I
>> can speak only for myself. And you can speak only for yourself. You
>> are not "we."
>
>
> Actually, what you said was something along the lines of "how dare you 
> speak for me"? As if my comment (the content of which is factual)
somehow 
> was a direct attack on *your* personal opinion about the show. It
wasn't. 
> I wasn't thinking about you or your heavily biased opinion when I wrote 
> it. I think the narcissist in you had to step forward and make the whole

> thing *about* you. My statement regarding the situation was factual. You

> just couldn't handle that.
>
> What is your programming malfunction that you can't admit you're wrong?


well, you know, I have had my own conflicts with Donz in the past (but 
there's no point in ressurecting any of it), but, I must say, this is not
a 
case of being "wrong." I think a very basic point here is that Penn &
Teller 
are a known quantity (so to speak), and they would not stoop to the level
of 
duplicate glasses.
Yes (I've said this before), the presentation was flawed, but, if the had 
two pairs of glasses, there is no trick.



> Your response to my original comment was childish and inappropriate.