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"Mike Marlow" wrote in message

No, neither Duane nor I disagreed with what he said about an instructor of
his, we disagreed with what the instructor said as being applicable to the
wood shop site we all viewed on the internet, and the propriety of kids
working that sort of work. There's a big difference there.


Yes, there is a big difference ... unfortunately, and as I have said
repeatedly, it appears you missed the point, as well as the context, of
Andy's reply to your post. You need to go back and read it in it's entirety
with an open, instead of argumentative, mind.

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