[Nfb-history] Walkng Alone, Marching Together
Morman, Ed
EMorman at nfb.org
Thu Aug 27 11:46:00 UTC 2009
I belief Ray meant "impetus" rather than "impotence." I've heard that
blind guys are more prone to spelling errors and I'm sure that's what
happened here.
Ed
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[mailto:nfb-history-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of RyanO
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Subject: Re: [Nfb-history] Walkng Alone, Marching Together
Ray Foret wrote:
Ed, I've been contemplating purchasing the audio book with speeches
dubbed in and doing just that. Your message might just give me the
impotence to do
that.
Funny! As! Hell!
RyanO
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