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[Peter French]

URGENT NOTICE

I hereby unreservedly withdraw and retract all statements that I have made regarding any of the above.

Peter French
Australia

Originally posted by Peter French
URGENT NOTICE I hereby unreservedly withdraw and retract all statements that I have made regarding any of the above.

Why so urgent, Peter?

[Kane]

Last time I saw a message like Peters, it was from a guy who was served with a nasty letter from a lawyer threatening legal action for libel.

Love those degrees Russell

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Originally posted by Kane
Love those degrees Russell

Thanks, Kane. I'm proud of them too.

[irat]

Well Peter, I for one am confused.
Why are you withdrawing all statements?
Your prior posts seemed fairly resonable.
In general?
All the best!

[Peter French]

Originally posted by irat
Well Peter, I for one am confused.
Why are you withdrawing all statements?
Your prior posts seemed fairly resonable.
In general?
All the best!

No comment.

PJFrench

[Myoptimism]

Originally posted by Peter French


No comment.

PJFrench

The timing of this post and the new forum are an amazing coincidence. That is all. It is better to let this rest.

Tony

[Dennis Ruhl]

Youroptimism;

Four posts to go and you're a senior member. Take a run at it.

[Myoptimism]

I am much too young. I would hate to mislead naive people into believing I know what I am talking about (it probably isn't likely, even with the naive LOL), so maybe after I pass 100 I can stay at a level I'm comfortable with: Member.

Tony

Besides, you are fairly close yourself and started a month (give or take) earlier. Maybe you should make a run at it.

[Dennis Ruhl]

You are correct, nobody will believe that you know what you're talking about.

I also hope nobody believes that of which I speak.

[Myoptimism]

Originally posted by Dennis Ruhl
You are correct, nobody will believe that you know what you're talking about.

I also hope nobody believes that of which I speak.

Good to have my opinion verified..........for once. Take it easy Dennis.

Tony

[Dennis Ruhl]

One more and you da man.

[irat]

Dennis and MyOptimism
you are both set to pass 100.
All the best!