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Frank Martin DiMeglio wrote:

The integrated extensiveness of thought is improved in the truly superior mind. That is important. Emotion that is comprehensive and balanced advances consciousness.

This man expounded in plain English, albeit somewhat intellectual language, and your facetious comment was 'Get a new dictionary?'

Well, just because you can't fathom what he is saying does not mean others of us can't either. It is a relentless character such as you, FBum, who cannot abdicate his place on the throne of ignominy because the pomposity of being informed with others' prognostications or pure guesses, whichever the case, is directly against all norms and future knowledge. Emotion, as the other poster says, IS coincidentally lined up with a plethora of minute experiences fraught with unacceptble modes of operation. I could go on, but I think this tells it like it is.

Joe Krupinski FBombed Out wrote:

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Knocking doctor's statements seems to be your 'thing,' FBomb.'Thanks Dr Duh' is a infractious intrusion on the mentality of your readers here. We are not stupid enough to fall for your self-sustained authoritative stance, as wobbly as it may be. Your demeanor is dull and worthless, so you had better change your tune. Your credibility is diminishing as we speak, FB, as these readers realize slowly but surely what a farce you are. You have met your match, lady, you cannot bullshit a bullshitter. So there.

Relax D.J. you'll have a stroke.