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Old 04-19-2009, 09:09 PM   #163
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Originally Posted by sirbruce View Post
"Balk", and your phraseology is deceptive which is why it looks invalid. More Americans would balk at seeing the DVD of "Dirt Pipe Milkshakes 2" displayed prominently next to a DVD copy of "Wall-E" than "Brokeback Mountain" displayed prominently next to a DVD copy of "Wall-E".
"Balk" it is. You won.

But it is your phraseology which is deceptive. Don't mix apples and oranges:

You should really compare most Americans' reaction to "Brokeback Mountain" with something like "9 1/2 Weeks."

And then, if you want "adult," compare the average American's reaction to "Debbie Does Dallas" with something named "Big Bill Does the Football Team."

Then tell me at which one your "Most Americans" would balk.

But the larger point, of deceptive search-manipulation, still remains.

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