[Allen Tice]

How can I not love you for this fleeting moment, Janice, after that nice comment, though you live in Sweden and we never, ever, ever agree even a teensy bit on anything at all, and never, never, ever will. Thank you. Be well.

[Janice D. Soderling]

You may not agree with me, but how can you be certain that I never agree with you?

[Allen Tice]

The world is full of illogic. Nonetheless, Janice, if
A. I never, ever, agree with you, and
B. You possibly ever agree with me, then
C. You then might not agree with youself.

If you do ever agree with me, I think you should try hard to be like Peter Ustinov, who said (speaking as the great American president Millard Fillmore), "I am of two minds about the matter, both of which are in agreement."

Then we will agree more, which could be a great thing for everyone.

[Allen Tice]

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