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Sailor Steve

07-11-15 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Stealhead (Post 2327993)

I got the point of Platpus post.

I apologize. It seemed to me that you missed that it was a joke, based on the concept (as repeated by August) that half of anything is going to be below average. If an entire school gets 98, 99 and 100 on a test, the 98s are below the 99 average.

Wolferz

07-15-15 05:20 AM

Boiling it down to a black, greasy mass...

There is nothing more complicated than perception.

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