Because he's a freakin' maniac. To whit:

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>(Greg Zywicki) raved:
>
>
>Because he's a freakin' maniac. To whit:

To *<U>wit</U>*:

Nitwit!

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"PENMART01" > wrote in message
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> >(Greg Zywicki) raved:
> >
> >
> >Because he's a freakin' maniac. To whit:
>
> To *<U>wit</U>*:
>
> Nitwit!
>
To wit, he has not one whit of wit.
IE
Entry: namely
Function: adverb
Definition: particularly
Synonyms: especially, expressly, i.e., id est, scilicet, specially,
specifically, strictly speaking, that is, to wit, videlicet, viz.
Concept: specificity

Entry: whit
Function: noun
Definition: bit
Synonyms: atom, crumb, dash, drop, fragment, grain, hoot, iota, jot,
little, mite, modicum, particle, piece, pinch, scrap, shred, speck, trace
Concept: minor part

Entry: iota
Function: noun
Definition: bit
Synonyms: atom, chewed fine, crumb, grain, hint, infinitesimal, itsy-bitsy
piece, jot, mite, molecule, ounce, particle, ray, scintilla, scrap, smidgen,
speck, trace, whit
Concept: minor part

Entry: speck
Function: noun
Definition: bit
Synonyms: atom, blemish, blot, crumb, defect, dot, fault, flaw, fleck,
flyspeck, grain, iota, jot, mark, mite, modicum, molecule, mote, particle,
point, shred, smidgen, speckle, splotch, spot, stain, trace, whit
Concept: minor part

Entry: cleverness
Function: noun
Definition: ingenuity
Synonyms: ability, adroitness, astuteness, brains, brightness,
calculation, canniness, dexterity, discernment, flair, gift, gumption,
intelligence, quick wit, quickness, resourcefulness, sagacity, sense,
sharpness, shrewdness, skill, smartness, talent, wisdom, wit
Antonyms: foolishness, imbecility, stupidity
Concept: intelligence

Let's talk about Iowa:

I like the way they conduct their caucus... is that what a
New England Town Meeting is like? If so, States should go
back to that type of system.


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>Subject: OT - Why Dean Lost
>From: sf
>Let's talk about Iowa:
>
>I like the way they conduct their caucus... is that what a
>New England Town Meeting is like? If so, States should go
>back to that type of system.
-------------------------------------
Iowa? Neew England?

On 21 Jan 2004 10:11:46 GMT, (Nancree)
wrote:

> >Subject: OT - Why Dean Lost
> >From: sf
> >Let's talk about Iowa:
> >
> >I like the way they conduct their caucus... is that what a
> >New England Town Meeting is like? If so, States should go
> >back to that type of system.
> -------------------------------------
> Iowa? Neew England?
>

Doesn't New England have Town Meetings? Aren't they the
same general sort of thing - which is getting together and
deciding on an issue face to face rather than isolated in a
voting booth?



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>Doesn't New England have Town Meetings? Aren't they the
>same general sort of thing - which is getting together and
>deciding on an issue face to face rather than isolated in a
>voting booth?

Well, New Hampshire does. It's called the legislature.

On 23 Jan 2004 02:54:39 GMT, (WardNA) wrote:

> >Doesn't New England have Town Meetings? Aren't they the
> >same general sort of thing - which is getting together and
> >deciding on an issue face to face rather than isolated in a
> >voting booth?
>
> Well, New Hampshire does. It's called the legislature.


LOL! Yes, I knew some governors have constituencies the
size of large cities elsewhere.




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