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NO ABSOLUTION br> Re: Bob Johnson's "Not Even Clothes" letter in Reader Mail's Ms. Mischief in Michigan : /p>Bob Johnson of Bedford, Texas, seeks to absolve Dave Shiflett from faulty referencing, blaming Shiflett's chaplain for a conversational lapse. OK, blame the chaplain.
BUT, Mr. Johnson should himself be more attentive to his reading. I opened my original letter by making plain that Mr. Shiflett accused Nazis of wearing coats and ties. If that's so, why quote a notorious Nazi when making an argument against said articles of clothing. Not very sensible, is it? No, not really.
p>Sincerely, br> -- Paul Kellogg br> New York, NY /p> p> LOTT, YOU THE MAN! br> Re: The Prowler's
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