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From: ramberg@axiom.UUCP (Mark Ramberg)
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Subject: Re: Color Analysis ( last entry from me )
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Date: Sun, 4-Aug-85 14:25:43 EDT
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Unable to let sleeping dogs lie, once more into the breach ( mixed
metaphors are my life...). Pooh, you and I are in partial agreement
on the value of color analysis. I believe it to be overly expensive
and time consuming for its supposed benifits. That said, I find your
social arrogance towards other peoples leisure time activities most 
distressing. I, for one, would never put myself in the position of
telling ( or even reccommending to ) someone what they ought to be
doing, with the exception of the suggestion that they should have
fun doing it. Relaxed, jovial people rarely start wars. At least not 
nearly as often as serious people do. As to your various attacks on my
rhetorical style, humor, knowledge of other cultures, and ability to
understand and appreciate REAL issues, you know not where of you speak.

   " The more complex the mind, the greater the need for the
     simplicity of play. " 			

PS: Yes, my personal philosophy ( actually " preference " is a better
    word ) is to find the bar. In a life of 70 hour work weeks ( such is
    common to start-ups ), ludicrous schedules, too little money, and
    general broo-haa-ha, a cool, dark saloon populated with amiable
    friends and cohorts is, to me, a great relief.

-- 


Mark " Which way to the bar?" Ramberg
@ Axiom Technology , 375 Elliot St.
Newton, MA 02164  (617) 965-8010