I disagree with Mr. Dundee on this one. The point from Harris is that we be nice to one another which is not the same as saying that we shouldn't express differing opinions. Most all of us enjoy this hobby because it is relaxing. All of us should work hard to keep this fun and the dialog polite. Mike Kone in Boulder CO
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\r?\n> > From: Harris
\r?\n> What makes any one individual's choice more or less sane than the next
\r?\n> guy/girl?I myself do not care for a Herse,but I admire them and all other
\r?\n> bikes built with passion.But that is just me.I was taught as a child,"If you
\r?\n> have nothing nice to say,then I suggest you say nothing at all".Good advice
\r?\n> I think,and it should apply here.
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\r?\n> Harris,
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\r?\n> That's good advice for a child but we're all grown-ups on this list. Much of
\r?\n> life revolves around opinions whether it be politics, the arts, or whatever.
\r?\n> As I said earlier, I don't like Italian bikes (I'll make an exception for
\r?\n> 1950s Italian frames though) because they all look the same. You might not
\r?\n> like Hobbs or Flying Scots machines in which case I won't be offended if you
\r?\n> say so. It's just an opinion, no better or worse than anyone else's and you
\r?\n> either take it or leave it.
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\r?\n> Bruce
\r?\n> Dundee
\r?\n> Scotland