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Old Tue Dec 13, 2011, 06:21pm
bainsey bainsey is offline
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins View Post
You could say "I think it's better to be more accurate than to have on-syllable colors." That's an opinion, and you're entitled to it. NCAAW would agree with you. Most of us wouldn't have a problem with it. IT's when you seemed to say that your opinion was the "better" "more ethical "purer" answer that some got a little upset.
Negative, sir. See post #37.

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Originally Posted by bob jenkins View Post
For most of us, it's a "do what the assigners want" situation. If they want me to use "light-dark" or "white - colored" or "home-visitor" or "Milford - Tech" I'll do so. Most want me to use "blue - red".
And there's the trump card. It's the boss's call. Thankfully, my boss knows that purple isn't blue.
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