LIST CENSORSHIP - Put it in perspective!

[Frances Helms]

Amen, doesn't it mean "the end"?  Hallelujah, a sound of rejoicing.  At risk of being thrown into the fiery furnace,  my two cents are as follows...

These two terms are used in, but not restricted to religious commentary.
Descending by fifths,
Fran Helms

"Carl Meyer" <cmpiano@attbi.com> wrote:

>
>  ----- Original Message -----
>  From: David Love
>  To: Pianotech
>  Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 8:36 PM
>  Subject: Re: LIST CENSORSHIP - Put it in perspective!
>
>
>  Carl, I was joking.   I don't really consider "amen and hallelujah" religious commentary.
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>  I did do a double take at first and then thought "Surely he jests".
>  Just to verify I saw Phil Ford Sunday and asked him if you had a sense of humor and he answered in the affirmative.
>
>  So, if you even for a moment considered my response serious.  Gotcha!
>
>  The important thing to remember is that if we can't laugh at ourselves, don't worry, someone will.
>
>  Amen!!
>
>
>  Carl
>
>  David Love
>
>
>    ----- Original Message -----
>    From: Carl Meyer
>    To: Pianotech
>    Sent: November 18, 2002 8:18 PM
>    Subject: Re: LIST CENSORSHIP - Put it in perspective!
>
>
>
>      ----- Original Message -----
>      From: David Love
>      To: Pianotech
>      Sent: Saturday, November 16, 2002 10:13 AM
>      Subject: Re: LIST CENSORSHIP - Put it in perspective!
>
>
>      Carl:
>
>      Could we limit the religious commentary.
>
>      David Love
>
>      David, I used to consider myself the Rush Limbaugh of the PTG, but you seem to want to relegate me to the status of Rodney Dangerfield.  I can get into trouble just agreeing with someone.  I don't get no respect at all.
>
>      Since my post consisted of only three words, I'm wondering just what the limit is.  The word "and" shouldn't count since some may not know what the meaning of the word "and" is.
>      That leaves only 6 syllables.  Pretty tight limit if you ask me.
>
>      I'd like to bring up my pet peeve.  I don't consider e-mail a problem.  My right pinky can find the delete key instinctly.  Junk mail doesn't bother me either.  I have a mixed paper recycling service from the city where I live.  I hear so much complaining about those, but never hear any ranting and raving about the junk phone calls that have me climbing out from under a grand piano to find a computer just hung up after the second ring or a telemarketer that insists I've won a free trip to Iraq or Haiti.  I'm beginning to think that the invention of Alexander Graham Kowalski (the first telephone Pole) wasn't meant to be used that way.  Where is big brother when we need him?  You can believe that political canvassing would be exempt even if they did make it illegal.  A couple days before the election I got a call from Gov Gray Davis and Bill Clinton and they were taped so I couldn't even tell them where to go.
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>      I saw a device a few days ago that detects a computer generated call and sends a signal that the phone is disconected.  Calls then should taper off.  Anyone used this?  I think it was about 30 dollars.  We shouldn't have to do this.
>
>      GGGGRRRRRR
>
>      Carl Meyer  Assoc. PTG
>      Santa Clara, California
>      cmpiano@attbi.com
>        ----- Original Message -----
>        From: Carl Meyer
>        To: Pianotech
>        Sent: November 16, 2002 9:58 AM
>        Subject: Re: LIST CENSORSHIP - Put it in perspective!
>
>
>        AMEN and Hallelujah
>
>

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