....next, Mr. Bright chimed in with this post. I had to read it several
times before fully appreciating it. To really 'get' this one, you must
read Paul's letters carefully to grasp their subtly. The rest is
history. These two towering intellects have created a major controversy
while simultaneously killing a fun thread. It'll be interesting to see
what happens. Already several Newtoneers have voiced their opinion,
keeping the spirit of Oz's comments alive and kicking. These will
certainly be red-letter days in Newton history. The spirit of newton is
the spirit of innovation and adventure. What better way celebrate that spirit?
> ----------
> From: "Jonathan Bright" <brightjp@hotmail.com>
> To: newtontalk@planetnewton.com
> Subject: Re: NTLK Re: The Hidden Hawaii diatribe
> Date: Fri, Jun 30, 2000, 2:18 PM
>
> If "good-dog" thinks that his response was witty or humorous in the least OR
>
> that it "clears up" anything, he's dead wrong. Paul, I respect and
> appreciate your thoughtful and obviously restrained response to this
> self-importantistic misinformed person. My sister and her husband have
> lived in Honolulu for 40+ years and I have been there for three visits
> myself and good-dog is wrong. He sounds like the kind of guy who would
> think that teasing someone about his hairlip or Kentucky accent, etc. would
> be funny.
>
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