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Posted by Michael W. Pearson on September 9, 2002 19:50:33 UTC

Hi, Paul!
Twain's thought comes to mind:
Paraphasing:
We have great difficulty solving some of our everyday problems correctly. It is only when confronted with the ultimate mysteries that all our difficulties evaporate.

Twain frequently was trying to be a little bit
annoying, I think -- the true 'annoyment' that comes
with a point like that.

Cheers too,
Mike

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