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Originally posted by Blackhawk357
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Originally posted by Mark Padgett
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Originally posted by Blackhawk357
If the closest spot is on the side line, it's a mute point.
Blakchawk
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It might also be a moot point, Blakchawk. 
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Well, I got the sound right. Doesn't that count for anything?
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It would, if you did, but you didn't, so it doesn't.
Mute = myoot
Moot = moo-t
See the difference?
Roots are different, these are two totally different words. although most people can't tell the difference. Ask a lawyer what moot means. You'll be surprised. You did use it correctly, though (if "moot" was what you meant). I'd be glad to give you credit for that.
Mon Mar 31, 2003, 01:46am
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