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Private boys school here. Boy did they have control, do it or your life. Sure made us toe the line including dancing classes.

Glad I had to go there, got me straightened out.
 
Politics and diplomacy *may* be mutually exclusive.

Just an opinion, y'know /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/jester.gif
 
you definitely don't have to be a politician to be ... tactful /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
 
No, but can you separate diplomacy from tact?
 
hmmmm... why... I dunno; can you?
 
oops, should'a said "can <u>one</u> separate..."
 
Retief.... Fritz Leiber.

One *CAN*... Just don't expect the rest to understand and agree.
 
either way, it's still a good question... personally don't think you can sepparate diplomacy from tactfulness.. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif
 
You can seperate can diplomacy from tact.

Someone once said "speak softly (diplomacy) and carry a big stick (tact).
 
good one, Doc - & deep...now, lets hear your 2,000th post!
 
'k:

"Yesterday I said it could be. Today I said: it was."


How's that?
 
WHOOOO!

Condolese Rice seems to be on the verge of separating diplomacy & tact - but we can't get into politics here...just philosophy
 
I know - I enjoy dancing vewy, vewy close to it
 
Dance Tony dance. Puts camra away. Nite guys.
 
Night, Jack........
...................Night, doc
 
...'night lads...
 
I pulled that 'cause I thought it was...err... not right.

Glad you did it Doug.

L8R!
 
'Night Mary-Ellen!
 
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