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 XPost: nf.general 
 From: klunk@theothershoe.org 
  
 "Goofy Newf"  wrote in message 
 news:1153744612.360453.204180@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... 
 > snowman wrote: 
 >> (TopPoster) wrote: 
 >> 
 >> > 
 >> > 
 >> > 
 >> >No, the Renaissance is the Renaissance, and a 'Renaissance Festival' 
 >> >would be 
 >> >one that celebrates the Renaissance.  Not the 'Video Game Renaissance', 
 >> >not the 
 >> >'Masturbating and Eating Corn Chips Renassaince', THE Renaissance.  In 
 >> >otherwords, people in period constumes and maybe a few models of 
 >> >DaVinci's 
 >> >inventions.  No, not the DaVinci Code, not DaVinci's Inquest tv show, 
 >> >Leonardo 
 >> >DaVinci, the guy who most epitomizes the period known as THE 
 >> >RENASSAINCE. 
 >> > 
 >> > 
 >> > 
 >> Hey,  if I knew that my question was going to give you such a hissy fit, 
 >> I wouldn't have asked.  Sorry..... 
 > 
 > I'm guessing that the poster, and myself, were just curious as to the 
 > exact content printed on the t-shirt.  It's hard to take the whole 
 > situation into context without that information.  For example, if I 
 > wore a t-shirt that read," All Renaissance Festivals are Gay," you may 
 > become somewhat agitated yourself.  Something on your shirt provoked a 
 > reaction from this guy.  If we knew the exact details of your t-shirt 
 > print, we could either accept your conclusion that the guy is freaking 
 > nuts (possibly that's the case, especially if he thought your shirt was 
 > somehow connected to the film 'The DaVinci Code'), or that your shirt 
 > was over the edge. 
  
 ya... personally, i'd like to know what specifically pissed him off so that 
 i can get a similar t-shirt.... 
  
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