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[Bill Vermillion]

> On Tue, Feb 15, 2005 at 11:49:15AM -0500, Bill Vermillion wrote:
> > And in this day of where the world seems more concernced with
> > finger-pointing than anything else - you don't want to say anything
> > you could take the wrong way.

> I disagree, entire.

> If someone thinks I said something basty, or bad, or that they think I
> shouldn't have, they can damn well ask me if that's what I meant.  And
> if they choose not to, and to think ill of me instead, they *they*
> lose.  Not me.

> Political Correctness Isn't.

It's not PC but saying something that can be interpreted by someone
else incorrectly.

I used to work in a highly-regulated industry and if someone said
"Bill got paid to say that" the next thing I'd know there would
be federal investigators checking to see if it were true.

It's not PC to not use the word 'bomb' if you are in an aircraft,
nor wave to you friend Jack a few seats away and say "Hi Jack".

It's not you saying something basty [I guess you meant nasty] or
bad, but saying something about someone else.

Bill
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Bill Vermillion - bv @ wjv . com