Hello Ward,

 WD>>> This kind of reasoning over the years became the hallmark of Roy
 WD>>> Witt and it
 WD>>> was called "Pulling a Witt". But Roy was the undisputed master.

 LL>> I miss him.  Don't you?  Sure wish he was here.
 LL>> Just think of all the fun he could have with The Orange One.

 WD> In a way, yes I do ... too many bland people left.

There was one character who I found to be better than Roy.
Used to reside in a religion echo on another network.
This dude was worse than Howard Cosell on a bad night.
He would get himself banned every few months and then
re-invited a few days later.  He had a habit of getting
under people's skin.  But not in a mean-spirited kind
of way.  He was just being himself.

He did briefly enter a politics echo.  He had the
same demeanor as in the religion echo, but it was a
far different crowd.  His views were libertarian,
not really liberal or conservative.  He did not stay
long there, as the folks in that echo were divided
amongst themselves - liberals talking with liberals,
and conservatives talking with conservatives.  He
brought up a few talking points, and was castigated
by everybody.

--Lee

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