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Member since Apr-9-03 · 173 posts

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Never argue with an idiot. You can't win.
He'll drag you down to his level and beat you with his greater experience.

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RE: OT: But I am reminded of an old saying...

Very very true. Also, you should never argue with an idiot in public because bystanders cannot distinguish who is the idiot......Joe Hildenbrand
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So what you are saying, is: the only intelligent discourse you can have is....selfconversation? Too much of that makes you go blind.

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No, that is not what I meant. Having a common dialogue with another, let it be intelligent or not, has nothing to do with arguing with an idiot. Also, it has been medically proven you cannot go blind from self-conversation .Joe Hildenbrand
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Actually, recent medical research has indicated that self-conversation (for want of a better term) can actually reduce the risk of contracting prostate cancer.Bruce.

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Member since Apr-8-03 · 1183 posts

RE: OT: But I am reminded of an old saying...

>Actually, recent medical research has indicated that
>self-conversation (for want of a better term) can actually
>reduce the risk of contracting prostate cancer. I thought the study found that it depends on what part of yourself you are conversing with.-Jeff

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I can confirm that, having a benign enlarged Prostate at my age of 74 and a very low PSA level. Frequently getting rid of stored Testosterone bogies is beneficial in such cases, not to mention also being pleasant ! O t t o.

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Otto, behave yourself! LOL!David

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