I took apples away from Indian.

...and I left Indian apple-less.

On 3/16/02 12:06 AM, "X. J. Scott" <xjscott@...> wrote:

> Ok then, so the nuking them thing was just an exagerration right? You don't
> really think they should be nuked for these things?

Of course.

>> What "real", all there is, is family, church and your job. It was a city
>> built for farmers, so they say, so there's a really tight sense of community.
>> For everyone who's there already.
>>
> Well there's no crime in being family oriented or interested in farmers.
>
I wasn't really heading against farmers here. The last sentence was the
key. I was saying that it was built as a convenience for farmers, I'd
heard, unlike other cities, and that it still functioned as a pretty big
small town. And in that, there's a lot more sense of locality and community
than there is in cities, plus the fact that the hazing is forever.

I'm not really up for a contrast to Columbus Ohio but maybe someday.

--- In metatuning@y..., "Orphon Soul, Inc." <tuning@o...> wrote:

> I'm not really up for a contrast to Columbus Ohio but maybe someday.

That was Cinncinati, not Columbus.

On 3/29/02 4:30 PM, "genewardsmith" <genewardsmith@...> wrote:

>> I'm not really up for a contrast to Columbus Ohio but maybe someday.
>
> That was Cinncinati, not Columbus.

That's Cincinnati, not Cinncinati.

Anyway, WHAT was Cincinnati?

I'd mentioned I lived in Columbus for 9 months at a time before I was living
in Indianapolis and it was totally different although just as aggravating.
That's what I was talking about.

Unless you thought I was talking about something you were talking about
which I'm guessing was Cincinnati.

Or unless you wanted to argue about where I lived, which is fine. You might
be able to prove me wrong.

Marc