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[Ginger]

C:  I wasn't sure back then, but as Hans' posts have progressed, I have 
come to agree that he is so completely off his rocker that he 
shouldn't really be given that kind of prominence. I would prefer to 
put them under alchemy, cross-coded to religious influences, and 
leave them for people to come across. If you want to create a sub-
code Rosicrucianism under religious influences (like Wicca), I don't 
mind, just as long as it isn't called Hans.


Ginger:  Off his rocker?  More like off his rocker, rolled off the porch steps and bounced to the end of the driveway. 

 However, this is only my opinion, and, as such is a perfectly valid one, equal in every way to that of Hans, which is perfectly valid in its own right as his opinion, due to the fact that all opinions are all equal and must be respected by all members of our little community, in respect to the rules as set forth by our august, if half naked, ruling body to assure that all who enter our realm enjoy the same equal rights as everyone else, even if they have removed themselves from their front porch furniture.  

Hmm, not only am I not channeling Potioncat anymore, I've started channeling Lupinlore, and seem to have been influenced to write long sentances.  Wonder from whence that came?

Anyway, since we have to code them, and we don't want to encourage anyone, the Rocrutsian (or whatever) category sounds good to me.  As long as I don't have to learn to pronounce it.  Or spell it.  


C (re: DITCH PUGS)- I'll correct it, of course, but wasn't clear whether you had 
actually kept the post naming the acronym, and whether it was all a 
mistake anyway? Do we need to keep it??


Ginger:  Oops, sorry.  I didn't keep it.  It came after the conversation about it and only named what had been said.  I don't think it will come up again as an acronym.  Maybe put it on probation?


Ginger, glad to be back to her unPC self



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