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p>It's only when in a public domain, being among the general populace when their lifestyle pervades their own liberties and starts to creep in on myself or my kids, or any other person who does not do what they do. They then demonstrate their lack of respect for others' rights to go about their business. Folks can be gay, folks can smoke. By all means hang out with your peers, but do not invade my personal space. Do not assume that the world of free (and fairly tolerant) people outside the confines of your car or smoking area is your ashtray. Nor is a public bathroom stall your bedroom. br> -- P. Aaron Jones br> Huntington Woods, Michigan /p> p> LONDON IN THE SUMMERTIME br> Re: Hal G.P. Colebatch's The Ghoul's Carnival -- Ten Years On : /p>

Wow! I wish I had written that.

And nary a word about posing and poseurs.

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