I think not.

Nomen Nescio dizum.com> wrote in
news:3990a50b59298df375bcaa8c2c692ec0@dizum.com:

He did, after all, win an award.

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The KTO Dictionary of Subjective Language

Tard: n Someone whose actions/words make her/him look like an idiot in
public but s/he is too disconnected to reality to realize it.

Such wishful thinking, kind of like Yahoo and Microsoft's prior to the
oral-argument hearing.

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On Jul 27, 1:08�pm, "Ray Gordon, creator of the \"pivot\""
cybersheet.com> wrote:

You're a gambling man, Mr betforaliving@aol.com, what would YOU set
the odds at in Raytard vs. Microsoft/Yahoo? How about your fake
brother Walter the horse racing expert, what does HE have the odds at?

You do understand that the odds on a fight in Vegas are based on the
willingness of people to bet each side . . . you do understand that
Vegas wants an even amount bet on each side and that's why the line
adjusts as the event approaches, based on the action. As long as
there's some action on both sides, even if it's lopsided, a line can
be established. But when nobody is willing to take one of the sides,
there can be no line.

Unless of course the house likes the underdog that nobody's betting
on.

Get any calls from Steve Wynn lately, Parker?