>>>>>>>>That question has aleady been asked umpty times, and Michel has publically stated, more than once, that he can't say anything more in this case. Which part of the word "no" is it that you don't understand?
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>>>>>>>I usually have a problem with the word "no" when it's not attached to an explanation. We're a bunch of rebels over here in America though, so maybe it's just a cultural thing.
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>>>>>>Some people need an explanation to everything, other people are smarter. Pick your category.
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>>>>>>Now may I please leave this thread?
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>>>>>No, please, stay. You will be missed.
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>>>>I said that to my first girl friend. She left anyway. All I wanted was her... oh, never mind.
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>>>Oh, I got it! CD collection. That was it, wasn't it?
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>>back than it would have been eight-tracks.
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>>she shut me out without letting me know why.... so I understand, at least in some ways, how you feel about all this bannishment thing. :)
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>Richard Pryor had a whole different take on it. He said, "I don't mind so much that women leave me ... I just hate it that they have to tell me *WHY* !" <g>

His other timeless take on such matters was what a guy should do if caught with another woman. Even if you're caught in the act, he said, deny it! "Who you going to believe? Me or your lying eyes?"