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Al,my profanity was overdone, but there were some great moments. For
information, however, I don't need it, and I am glad to be reminded not
to use it. For my jokes, I also don't need it, but when it comes to what
act I said I would perform in Macy's window if certain things took
place, well you see that was not really "profane", that was "profound",
since they could not , would not, and did not happen, now did they.

 Gilliam, is a moron - he Napalmed his own troops, unloaded a Mac 10
into both  feet, then stepped sqaurely on his you know what.

@aol.com wrote:
> 
>  All,
>   This is maybe my second post to this list. I have not posted before
> primarily because I have had little to contribute to the discussion. Instead
> I have been learning from it.
> 
>  However I am motivated to speak because of JJ's articulate comments.
> 
>  I do not wish to have any person slienced; any who labor to do so are wrong,
> period.
> 
>  I find the discussion here often to be quite profane, as life often is.
> 
>  I have found nothing here on this list to be worse than the comments of Mr.
> Bret Gilliam at Beneath the Sea97( where he publicly slandered women and
> lesbians in my opinion..although I personally didn't mind because A) i'm not
> a woman or a lesbian and B) even Mr. Gilliam has the right to speak.)
> 
>  Indeed the profanity here is much more useful as I would think it should
> illuminate to the dimmer bulbs in the audience when a particular practice is
> undesirable or unsafe.
> 
>  I hope Mr. Irvine continues to post here and should he leave I would like to
> know where else I can get his opinion on diving practices. I find him both
> humorous and informative.
> 
>  I am reminded of a quote by a Frenchman
> " I may not agree with what you say,but I will defend to the death your right
> to say it."
> 
> Remember stand up for them now or there may be no one left to stand up for
> you.
> 
>   Sincerely,
> 
>  Albert J. Marvelli
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