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On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 15:01:28 -0400, Lee Bell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> "Giovanni Marola" wrote:
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>> > I own 5 dive computers including one that is air integrated. None of
>them
>> > have settable degrees of conservativeness.
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>> I have two dive computers and both have a settable degree of
>conservativeness.
>> Suunto dive computers have settable degrees of conservativeness.
>> Uwatec dive computers have settable degrees of conservativeness
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>At any rate, we've counted 7 computers, 5 of which aren't adjustable.
Bean counter, and willy-size comparer. NONE of the above is relevant,
to the question of "deserved" or "undeserved" hits or the risks
associated with them.
>That's not "most." If you want to continue the claim, you're going to
>have to count more computers than you have so far.
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>Lee
Typical silly Lee challenge.
1. Regardless of how many, in the count, the answer is irrelevant!
2. If Giovanni was counting, he would be counting ONLY the
air-integrated ones, since he doesn't dive with anything else.
So, Giovanni's count would be CONDITIONAL on AI. So, of the
3 AI computers owned by both Lee and Gio, 2 are adjustable.
Add Crusty's Nemesis. That's THREE out of FOUR.
That's "most" of the AI ones counted. :-) That's all IRREVANT. :-))
Lee, the master of rhetoric based on the irrelevant!
-- Bob.
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