Quote #346
And, of course, the word "politics" is derived from "POLY", meaning many,
and "TICS", meaning small, blood sucking insects.
-- Chris Clayton
[ USFMCNCG@ibmmail.com ]
And, of course, the word "politics" is derived from "POLY", meaning many,
and "TICS", meaning small, blood sucking insects.
-- Chris Clayton
[ USFMCNCG@ibmmail.com ]
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