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RE: Definition of "Switch" from a Switch - 3/24/2012 7:50:03 PM

DoctorOuch

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I hope it's clear that I was mainly agreeing with menowimp.

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RE: Definition of "Switch" from a Switch - 5/8/2012 3:14:52 PM

knighthands

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As a switch I find the list resonates with me. I don't take it as gospel and the force with which it is expressed does not offend or deter me from the content. It dissapoints and offends me when those who are clearly not switches try to imply that they know better and use their own psuedo-umbrage to buttress an attack on the author.

Opinion is not fact, and expression of offense and accusations of arrogance reflect poorly on the writer.

A worthy post. Well done.

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