To Mr Patrick Culliton,
I would like to offer my sincere apology of my posting the other day which was totally inappropriate.


faithfully

Ian McColl

"Never apologize. Sign of weakness."
Nathan Brittles (ploayed by the Duke) in "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon"
and
Patrick Culliton

it takes a man to apologise and admit he may have been wrong, another kind to not accept it!.

I can prove--and with geometric logic--that Ian McColl did not post the above apology.
I have it on good authority that apology was written by a stunt double Ian hired to act humble for him.
Culliton

I say you two should come out to the convention and settle your differences in the octagon!
L

I've been involved with the Convention since it's inception. It's always been a friendly atmosphere for the handcuff collectors and the escape artists and magicians, and we have all managed to get along nicely. Bringing anything like this to the Convention is disrespectful to the Convention and Mark and Sheila Cannon. They work too hard at putting on a great show to have all this negativity connected to the Convention.
Stan

They could fight it out in the car park with rapiers. It ought to be entertaining.

My money is on Ian.

How about a straitjacketed head-butt contest while suspended from their ankles?
L

I agree with Stan's post. I hope that I have chance to attend convention some day.

-Jari-

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