>That's part of the persona you want to project. Kevin Goff, badass. IMO when it gets down to cases you can be pretty establishment. It was just an observation, could be wrong.
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>Mike, you've made some observations that are absolute chin-waggers - and then there's this. This is even better than the "you remind me of me, 10 years ago"
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>I told my wife and my brother and my mother-in-law about this - they are the 3 people who know me better than anyone - and they laughed hysterically.
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>I am really curious where I've been establishment for the sake of being establishment - I don't know many other atheists who push the death penalty, begin each community presentation with a salute to the 3 Wise Men (Frylock, Shake, and Meatwad), advocate the abolition of the welfare state, and turning Tehran into a parking lot.

I am not saying I think all your thoughts are conventional. They are not. Just that you may have a tendency to side with the powerful.

Put it this way. If you had been present for the battle between David and Goliath (did that really happen or is it one of the made-up ones?) you probably would have been cheering for Goliath.

On the train down this morning I read another article about the Landis flap. There were a couple of flat denials, including Lance Armstrong's, but most of the reaction was attacks on Landis.