On Fri, Jun 27, 2008 at 5:45 PM, Kerim Aydin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I submit the following on behalf of BobTHJ with respect to eir obligations > on CFJ 2020, as authorized by the Vote Market Contract. -Goethe > > In many worlds, perhaps in an ideal one, I would have handled the matter of > CFJ 2005 quite differently. My objective was humor, however in using the > judicial system for said humor, I saw my objective collapse quite quickly. > It has been done in the past, perhaps not commonly, but it has been done > in the past, to include a pledge as part of an apology, for example a > specific promise not to do something again. In this case, I pledge to > deregister within 24 hours as a sign of remorse and mea culpa, or to owe > (or lets choose someone at random) 30VP to Goethe, and this is a legal > pledge as part of an apology I am authorized to make because of course > an apology is not limited or proscribed in content! Just kidding...I do > not in the context of this apology as a whole make any pledge, this was > merely an example of using the judicial system for the purposes of humor, > in this case used in a way to give myself, I mean BobTHJ, a momentary worry > that I might be obligated by my own apology in a not-so-nice way. Sorry for > that, self! You certainly wouldn't get away with that in Copenhagen. Ahem. > As I was saying, I am full of remorse at making such a silly judicial error. > "Sorry Alice!" from, Bob! Hmm, I, Bob, must have some reason for mentioning > Alice? Just came to me. Something I was supposed to say? Was it something > in the middle of? Some piece of quantum cryptography? Can't think of it. > Well, if I was in the middle of something like, rest assured that it wouldn't > change my remorseful apology one bit. -BobTHJ >
I couldn't have said it better!...though you had me scared there for a moment :) BobTHJ
