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Old January 30th, 2010, 01:35 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly,rec.outdoors.fishing,uk.rec.fishing.game,uk.rec.fishing.coarse
Giles
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Default River Kelvin Angling Association Annual General Meeting

On Jan 30, 6:22*am, "Bill Grey" wrote:
"Kelvin" wrote in message

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Notice is hereby given that the River Kelvin Angling Association
Annual General Meeting will be held on
11th February
at
7pm
at
Kessington Hall,
58 Milngavie Road
Bearsden.
G61 2DP.


Admission is open solely to bona fide 2009 association members.


Please bring your permit to gain admission.


Copies of the agenda are available by contacting the Association via
http://fishkelvin.com/contacts/


With all due respect, *Why on earth did you post this to a newsgroup?
Surely the releant peoploe who should receive this notice are your members
with e-mail addresses.

Bill


"With all due respect...."

Hm.....

Not to be unduly disrespectful or critical, but it seems to me that
displays a lot more respect than was due.

When I was a small child I was frequently reminded that I must always
be respectful toward other people. Being a small child, I accepted
this dictum uncritically and tried to live up to it, despite having
only the vaguest fuzzy notion of what it meant. Well, it didn't take
too long to learn. I think I had gotten a pretty good handle on it by
what I suspect was about the second grade.....just about the time that
it was made clear to me that if I wanted some of that respect from
other people for myself, I would have to earn it. Ever since that
time, I've always felt that I shouldn't need to point out (let alone
explain to anyone) the logical, social, and moral inconsistency in
this apparently irreconcilable pair of imperatives. But experience
suggests otherwise.....nobody else seems to notice.

Or maybe I'm just the only person on the planet who isn't entitled to
everyone's respect simply by virtue of being a featherless
biped.

giles.
who, things being complicated enough already, won't even go into the
matter of feathered bipeds or other locomotive models, with or without
feathers.