Wednesday
Logic has made me hated by the world
- Abelard of Le Pallet

Great quote!
Here's another quote for your consideration:
A remarkable thing happened at the United Nations yesterday. We, the United States, told the world “no”. The messenger was Robert Joseph, the Undersecretary of State for Arms Control and International Security. Speaking before the dozens of nations that have gathered for the review conference on Small Arms and Light Weapons, Joseph told the world in no uncertain terms where the United States stood. “The U.S. Constitution guarantees the rights of our citizens to keep and bear arms, and there will be no infringement of those rights,” he proclaimed to the dignitaries and functionaries. “The United States will not agree to any provisions restricting civilian possession, use or legal trade of firearms inconsistent with our laws and practices.”
Posted by John_R at June 28, 2006 04:55 PM
John_R... uh?
Reportage; dully expressed; making a contingent point; and an utter non-sequituur. Do you really think a second-hand announcement of a policy you happen to approve of compares with the elliptic resonance of a great human tragedy? Or is it intended as textual criticism perhaps?
Posted by guy herbert at June 28, 2006 06:54 PM
what is is this all about...
Amish Farmer Says Milk Law Contrary to Religious Beliefs
Posted by trent at June 28, 2006 09:05 PM
Beats me!
I just googled wasname of the pallets and got
well a load of people selling, leasing or renting
PALLETS.
This is what I thought in the first place.
Why are you so down on this man who has revolutionised marketing and given a job to millions of fork lift drivers!
You know I like a joke, but what are you on about?
Posted by RAB at June 29, 2006 01:59 AM
Streuth! Someone quoting Peter Abelard! I'm impressed as the man is hardly known at all these days and when he is, its for getting his goolies cut off rather than his sceptical rationalism. Respect!
Posted by The Obscure Philosopher at June 29, 2006 02:29 AM
Thanks obscure philosopher.
I was wondering if it had to do with
Eloise and Abelard.
But you can only make one joke at a time.
So what did this 12 century philosopher mean by that exactly?
Posted by RAB at June 29, 2006 02:57 AM










