Re: spoon-discuss: Re: spoon-business: RFJ: reflexivity of "to be"

[Joel Uckelman <uckelman@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

That is a wonderful question, one which I was pondering yesterday. As it 
stands, I am required to recognize all RFJs "in a timely fashion", so there 
really is no way to withdraw them--which is why I'll be proposing a rule 
allowing actions to be rescinded before they are recognized.

Quoth Benjamin Bradley:
> Gee golly gosh batman! you're right!
> 
> joel- how do I cancel the first RFJ and just leave the second one?
> 
> - You have received mail from Benjamin Bradley. meh.
> - http://lostpoet.tripod.com/
> - whee life what a rush
> 
> > A fruit is an apple.
> > 
> > which is parently false, because oranges are fruits which aren't apples.
> 
> my mom is parently false.
> 

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