Re: Ramblings of Randroids

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I think the entire list will catch on at some point; Matt was kidding =
around with his Harold-Ober-esque-and-Associates soliloquy. Are we so =
oversensitive and protective that we cannot avoid offense when obviously =
none is intended?=20

Poor Matt just might be scared into never posting again,disappearing into =
the woods to write only for himself, glare at passers by and eat doughnut =
holes. (And if you feel this needs a goofy emoticon here, go ahead and =
insert your own at this point: [          ].)

Paul


>>> WILL HOCHMAN <hochman@uscolo.edu> - 10/21/98 8:50 AM >>>
Personally, I preferred _Atlas Shrugged_ and still think Ayn Rand (like
Salinger) is one of those authors critics love to hate and readers love to
love...but for me the passion of memory and listening to posts does make
her work valid and important...I may be wrong but I thought Matt was
kidding around, will

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