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Roger_Smith's comments
Posted Tue, May 26, 7:15 a.m.
Totally brilliant--espec. the final sentence. (Definition of brilliant? 1) In accord with my own thinking; and 2) Anything that produces a "Wish I'd thought of that" motor response.) My only added thought is this: Can we somehow adjust the SUR to reflect one more crucial element--one that can obliterate even ...
MOREPosted Mon, May 11, 10:20 a.m.
Clearly Cameron doesn't appreciate a sensitive tongue tucked inside a well-informed cheek. While we on the East Coast may be more tolerant in these matters, I tend to think that true knowledge + a bit of snobisme = connoisseurship.
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