> > > > "I am not familiar with AOL's values, yet I do have the perception that AOL is strongly oriented toward customer service. How else could this online provider grow so rapidly?"
> > > >
> > > > - A letter to Time Magazine, on the AOL/Time Warner merger...
> > >
> > > Another:
> > > "Some of you have questioned whether I graduated from first grade for holding my beliefs about the year 2000, I can I assure you I have. Now, about this argument over when the millenium really begins, I have this to say. As you all know, AD stands for After Death."-Part of a letter to the editor from a very confused man.
> > > M"good ol' Letters to the Editor"el
> >
> > That "after death" thing has got to be one of the most common misunderstandings in general. If they were just to stop and give it some thought they could easily realize that it couldn't possibly be true for the most obvious of reasons:
> > a) what the heck would you call the years during which he lived?? the bonus years???
> > b) why would the term be in English?
>
> How could he have managed to live for no years?

Oh ye of little faith! He could manage to do whatever he needed to.

I heard a preacher say once that he didn't believe
in the virgin birth of Christ. He said it wasn't possible. After creating the entire universe, would God have any problem with something so simple as a virgin birth?

Oops! Broke my own rule: Never take part in religious discussion.
Howard