| Joshua Houk 2005-10-25, 11:31 pm |
| klgore@mailinator.com wrote in news:1130249107.590870.299650
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
quote:
> Pretty deceptive and much less "lovely"--you take a line out of a joke
> and present it as an isolated statement? Try being fair.
The whole "joke", in context, is even worse, so I'm quite happy to oblige
you by posting Larry Evans's entire sexist statement:
"YES, NO, MAYBE
"Everyone knows there is a vast difference between tournament play and
match play. If a sponsor coughs up $2 million, a title match could happen
next year -- otherwise Kramnik will be left out in the cold (which seems to
suit Kasparov).
"All this wrangling reminds me of an old joke about the difference between
a diplomat and a lady: If a diplomat says "yes" it means maybe. If a
diplomat says "maybe" it means no. If a diplomat says "no" he's no
diplomat. If a lady says "no" it means maybe. If a lady says "maybe" it
means yes. If a lady says "yes" she's no lady." - GM Larry Evans
What a wonderful, classy guy.
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