January 1997
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posted by Terrence Berres at Wednesday, January 01, 1997
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Terrence, you really are a class act. --John M Haynes
You sure are a bitter, cynical person.
I thought what the Vatican said was gold among the conservative Catholic element. Welcome to the cafeteria, I guess.
seems to hold a black belt in indistinct contrariety
I found him very rude in his delivery. I could understand his concerns, but given the arrogance in his tone, I found it difficult to be charitable toward him.
(...rather earnest....)
As usual, superb wit, deep insight, fuzzy logic, and a touch of sophistry.
...postings are very interesting. ...
What does Mr. Laconic have to say today?
...my cybernemesis...
I've spent a great deal of time in the past year attempting to dialogue with pro-war Catholics such as Mr. Berres...
and the experiences have not been very fruitful ...
...glossing...with a bit too much facility.
PH [Phariseeism], R [Republicanism], C [Clericalism], O [Offensive (anti-womyn, anti-GLBTNA, etc)]
excommunicated and anathemized