>>>>Our writer Milorad Pavich had a nice idea that since "hell, that's other people", you do get in their hell. So Jews go into the Muslim or Christian hell, and so on.
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>>>Yeah, we had a band called "Blood, Sweat and Tears" One of their songs lyrics put it very succinctly - "I can swear there ain't no heaven, but I pray there ain't no hell. I'll never know by living, only my dying will tell."
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>>But David Clayton Thomas was a Canadian, right?
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>>Now believe it or not, I saw them in Belgrade in 1970. I just finished elementary school (with an equivalent of straight Ays) and this was somehow arranged - even though I stayed with my uncle overnight, because the concert was postponed for the next day because of heavy rain. Unforgettable.
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>Oh my goodnes. I am amazed by all the fraternizing! (not just you and John btw..)

We've agreed that we disagree diametrally on several matters, so what? If and when anyone treads heavily on any of my toes, I may shout again. Or I may not.

>Three months ago we were all over each other, name-calling and everything..

That's human too.

>It's great, I hope we can keep it up. I mean most of us come to the UT because we're looking for an answer to our programming questions. ( although the message counts indicate otherwise.. )
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>I've always thought it ugly to see people you respect bent all out of shape due to differences in political or religious views.. anywho, maybe I'll stop by more often..

Now there are two main fora here: Fox and Chatter. While both feature a rich thread drift, they're still separate locations. And you may see that I'm still writing in both.