On a recent blog, now removed , I used language that can be viewed as less than desirable, as related to ficticious classmates that I train with. Although I stand accountable to the words, it was done out of calculated planning to elicit a response. The content of the entry was purposely overly falsified and ficticious for dramatic and parodical effect.
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Saturday, October 21, 2006
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