Walt Wayman wrote:
>
> Well, duuuh! Don't you know you shouldn't believe anything said by anyone
> whose last name ends with "man"? People with such surnames tend to be
> shady characters and are not to be believed unless irrefutable
> corroboration is provided. It was in the heyday of their nefarious deeds
> that they came to be called "highwaymen" (or when alone, a "highwayman").
> Some have shortened the name today in an attempt to avoid detection, but
> still, you should be alert (particularly since we desperately need more
> lerts), for any similar name is but a revelation of ancestry and most
> surely an indication of an evil and chicanerous predisposition.
>
> Walt
This means, since your name ends in Man, that we cannot believe you,
therefore what you say cannot be true and thus we can trust someone
whose name ends in man. In that case, since we can trust you we must
beleive your message in which case we cannot trust you? My head hurts,
I'm beginning to think like a Sicilian. Which goblet has the iocane?
Jerry Liles
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