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Richard Monson-Haefel on
the end of JDO
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Posted
Feb 02 2005, 05:40 AM
by
don-box
Comments
Jimmy Nilsson
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-02-2005 1:08 AM
Hi Don,
Thanks for the link! Interesting!
Sorry for being slow, but what's the victory and for whom?
Best Regards,
Jimmy
www.jnsk.se/weblog/
###
Ngoc Minh
wrote
The Vietnam analogy is getting old
on 02-02-2005 3:35 AM
The O/R - Vietnam analogy was clever and cute when Ted N. came up with it but you've just about beaten it into the ground.
Please stop :-)
Sean Chase
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-02-2005 8:30 AM
Please *don't* stop. :-)
Ngoc Minh
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-02-2005 10:18 AM
No really, I'm fine with talk about the problems of O/R, but the Vietnam analogy is really played out.
Samuel Druker
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-02-2005 10:59 AM
People will think you're on a jihad or something (how many OT references can we pull in on a metaphor?).
Keith Donald
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-03-2005 2:48 PM
I must admit I sour everytime I hear the ORM -> Vietnam analogy as well. :-( I hope for the day it won't be used again.
Anthony Staines
wrote
re: A Single Victory in 'Nam
on 02-07-2005 11:12 AM
Given what Vietnam was, an American defeat in a wholly unjustifiable and pointless war, on other peoples' soil, involving the murder of many many civilians (by both sides) isn't this analogy grossly offensive as well as pointless?
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