On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 19:57:51 -0400, vincent p. norris
wrote:

Hmmm...can most PSU profs point out where I used the word "they" in the
above sentence?

"....when, in fact, they CAN, as long as they accept the
consequences...."

Oh, goody...another cut-n-paste-cum-snip-n-prover... that sentence was
not is the paragraph to which you originally referred as containing the
allegedly confusing "they." But if we are going to digress into that
type of thing, it's OK by me, but don't whine when it gets goofy.

A) I don't give a damn about what "a great many people" think because
quantity over quality is rarely a good choice, B) No, it wouldn't be any
clearer because it couldn't be any clearer, at least to those who have
read a reasonable amount of the contemporary material and can understand
the general concept of legislative intent, and C - the "well-regulated
militia" portion is important, especially when taken into contemporary
context.

That's your opinion, to which you're entitled, but which is not shared
universally.

See "A)," above...

Fixin' to get all Raoul on yer ass.
R