> That was in my opinion implied in the quote, but I suppose
> you need to know the movie to get that implication
> indeed...
Your inference was a vague one. I feel it is a good idea that when one communicates, one uses words that say the thing they want to say.
As for who wants to read what I write, Jim is content with it. And you could ignore it. If you actually develop thoughts which have relevance to what I write, your reply would be welcome. But I'm not here to illicit them.
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>
> in reference to other threads, may I suggest that you stop
> telling us we don't want to hear from you? Those that
> really did not want you here have left, and those that
> remain seem perfectly capable of ignoring what they don't
> want to know?
> Post you opinions, you are welcome to them... and if we
> disagree or disregard them I am sure you'll be the first
> to know??
>
> ;-)
>
> K.
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>
> >
> > The reference could be taken in context of an unwilling
> > learner who accepts only the single dimension. Somehow,
> > they feel that their basis for comparison is their
> > opinion, rather than an actual comparison.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > Jareth (David Bowie; The Labyrinth) also said: 'I move the
> > > stars for no one' and 'you say that so often, I wonder
> > > what your basis for comparison is'
> > >
> > > K.
> > > just being helpful......
> >
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