Re: Warranty

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> Yeah, see, this is an area where we see things differently.  I agree that
> anyone can have an opinion without consulting other sources.  I just
> don't think their opinion will mean anything,

Well ... that is all a matter of opinion, and it all comes down to the
never ending Section Man vs Amateur Reader debate which we will *never*
resolve. I prefer to think of things in terms of validity. You could
certainly say that a college professor's comment is likely to have more
validity than Average Joe's. But then again, Average Joe can often come up
with interpretations so perfect, so simple, so damn obvious, that College
Professor clean missed them as he or she attempted to instantly delve below
the surface.

BTW - Paz was simply a name I pulled out of the air, I certainly have
nothing against him.I don't mind him at all actually. You may be surprised
to know that Baudrillard is a favourite of mine and even my Postmodernism
lecturer thought he was a bit of a wanker (:

I envy you all your white Christmas, it's 33 degrees here which is God
knows what in Farenheidt - in the region of 90.

Camille
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