>>>>>Uh, Evan, was this picture taken right after you got off one of the rides at one of the local Orlando attractions?< bg >
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>>>>Come on George, this is better than I look in person. :-)
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>>>Two things...One, I certainly hope so.< g,d&r > Two, I wish I could say the same.
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Hi George,

The point was, that you used complicated logic, which could be interpreted differently.

Let's try to divide the original message by statements.

First statement made by Evan: His picture is better, than he looks in person.
Your statement: "I wish I could say the same"
If you wish, it usually means, that you have the direct opposite.
The opposite of Evan's statement would be: His picture is worse, than he looks in person or He looks better in person, than on this picture.
Now, assuming you were talking about yourself, we conclude:
You looks better in person, than on your picture in UT.

Your last post contadicts with this statement. Where is a problem or hole in the above logic?

Thanks in advance...

I just like the logic tricks :)

>>George,
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>>Does it mean, that this is the best photo of you and you look worse in person? < g >
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>SET TIC ON
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>Oh, absolutely, Nadya. The picture above is of a highly paid, professional model. Real pictures of me have been known to give small children bad dreams.
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>SET TIC OFF