"dsi1" > wrote in message
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> On 12/10/2010 7:23 PM, Paco wrote:
>>
>> Do you need a new Googler, too? The Korean War ended in 1953. Elvis was
>> drafted in 1958.
>
> Depends on your point of view. We can say that the war is over but nether
> side in the conflict is willing to admit that. This is fairly typical of
> Koreans - they're pretty adamant folks. Technically, it's still on. Sorry
> to muddy the waters.

Didn't muddy the waters. You merely interjected information that is quite
irrelevant to the sub thread; not that this has ever happened in this group
before! ;-) While it is most likely true that the North and the South will
never have a great big group hug at the DMZ, history has recorded that the
major hostilities of the Korean War ended in 1953. Elvis Presley's service
in the U.S. Army, commencing in 1958, would have had a miniscule or
non-existent impact upon the conflict called the Korean War. (Wow! That
was verbose!) Besides the point is moot; Sheldon and Jill, having both been
corrected on their erroneous statements have ceased to participate, as some
are wont to do, after their statements have been proven false. Some people
just won't let facts cloud their beliefs.