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From: cs3551ad@geinah.unm.edu (David Schnedar)
Newsgroups: news.admin,misc.legal,soc.women
Subject: Re: Proposed lawsuit
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Date: 17 Jul 88 15:36:32 GMT
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--Mark, can --Mark state a decent reference for these rights --Mark claim.
I claim that it is a violation of my rights that people say the sky
is blue. Should I sue. Acording to --Mark, you have to call me by a
name or pronoun of my choice.
In the future please refer to me as:
"THE GRAND PUBA, MASTER OF ALL HE SEES OR THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WHICHEVER IS
BIGGER"
Or use this as a pronoun when refering to me:
"THE ONE WHO'S NAME MUST NOT BE SPOKEN"
If you don't use the above when refering to me I won't sue, but I will
be deeply hurt and insulted.
   --Mark's nonsense about this "right" being supported by a quote from
a court record is nonsense. I would like a reference from a majority opinion,
a concurrent opinion, a lower court decision, a law, or the constitution.
If --Mark can't find this, a quote from a book written by and idiot with
a law degree would be better than nothing.

>--Mark
I use "--Mark" because --Mark does. --Mark seems to be real picky about
how I refer to --Mark, but --Mark hasn't posted --Mark's prefered method
of address lately. 
--Mark, please post the syntax and semantics --Mark would prefer us to use
when refering to --Mark. Can I please use "you". Not using it is very
difficult.

From the mind of:
THE GRAND PUBA, MASTER OF ALL HE SEES OR THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WHICHEVER IS
BIGGER.
or you can call me Puba for short.
please excuse any misspelled words or poor grammer, but it is my
constitutional right to wright bad english.