There is no law that forces us to be US CITIZENS.

**Dogman** · 26th June 2018, 05:06 AM

Originally Posted by ziero0

Statements made in response to questions are either true or false. If you plan on being accountable for a false statement you might prefer to begin your statement with "If I understand your question then my answer is .... ". This simple policy might have saved Martha Stewart some re-orientation time.

Too dam early this morning to shake brain cells up, much !...BTW have a good one..

**ziero0** · 26th June 2018, 05:35 AM

Originally Posted by Dogman

have a good one..

Why should I limit myself to one? What if I want two? Or a dozen?

**Bigjon** · 26th June 2018, 06:03 AM

Originally Posted by ziero0

Check the first sentence of your last post.

Why would you think I have relation with any Arabic number?

Anna asked a rhetorical question and proceeded to answer it.
It is fine if you want to elaborate on that answer, just leave me out of it.

It was not my question.

**ziero0** · 26th June 2018, 07:00 AM

Originally Posted by Bigjon

Anna asked a rhetorical question....It was not my question.... leave me out of it

My apologies. I will direct my response to Anna then. Do you happen to have her user name here?

**Bigjon** · 26th June 2018, 08:07 AM

Originally Posted by some bozo

My apologies. I will direct my response to Anna then. Do you happen to have her user name here?

It's easy to leave me out of it.

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