From: stryder@telenet.be.invalid   
      
   On Monday 16 July 2012 03:33, Moe Trin conveyed the following to   
   alt.os.linux.mandriva...   
      
   > On Sun, 15 Jul 2012, in the Usenet newsgroup alt.os.linux.mandriva, in   
   > article , Aragorn wrote:   
   >   
   >> Moe Trin conveyed the following to alt.os.linux.mandriva...   
   >>   
   >>> See, we don't have that problem - we just pop 'em out of the ice   
   >>> tray. It's warm enough that they're soon complaining about the heat   
   >>> and wanting to sit closer to the air conditioner sipping a frosty   
   >>> drink and comparing experiences. (No glass and spoon here!)   
   >>   
   >> Comparing experiences? Isn't that more typical for California than   
   >> for Arizona? :p   
   >   
   > Well, they've got to have something to start talking about. They're   
   > going to complain about the taxes, the high cost of gasoline/petrol,   
   > or the latest diagnosis from their shrink (who really doesn't get   
   > what they're trying to say).   
      
   Well, that is normal. The only thing a shrink really learns at the   
   university is to repeat the last two words the patient has uttered   
   before he/she stopped talking: "Your mother?" :p   
      
   >>> We don't mistreat our hamsters by making them run on the wheel - we   
   >>> use gerbils for that because they're better adapted to the heat.   
   >   
   >> We've got politicians for that. They're used to running in circles.   
   >   
   > You can get them to run, without stopping every five minutes to have   
   > a press conference where they can explain that they're not as big of   
   > a crook as their opponent. And they can run on the big wheel   
   > without falling off? I'm impressed!   
      
   Well, they have this instinct for that. It's a genetically embedded   
   tactic. They simply strap themselves to their opponents - the ones they   
   try painting into crooks - out of the unrealistic but still   
   statistically rather successful innate realization that (a) their   
   opponents are actually less likely to go down than they are, and (b)   
   that if they were to go down on their own account, then they can take   
   their opponents down with them.   
      
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