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Date: 3/20/2008 7:56:20 AM
Author: Ellen
Well I am one of the guilty parties you refer to here Deb, although I also added, if he was aware of this, and truly wanted the stone, it was a winner. I sometimes mention it because many come here thinking they have to go with higher color and clarity to get a great stone. And that's not truly the case. So please don't scream at me, I was honestly only trying to help.
I would never scream at someone here, Ellen, least of all you! I was just about to scream in frustration. I think I remember some line from "Romeo and Juliet", remembered from reading in high school. One young man says, "I do not bite my thumb at you, sir; I bite by thumb, sir". Except that I think in the case of this character, he meant to insult the man from the opposite side. I didn't mean to insult you. So maybe that was a bad analogy. Also: I cannot remember if the man who talked about biting his thumb was a Montague or a Capulet. Unless someone assigns "Romeo and Juliet" to my daughter, I may remain ignorant about this for a long, long time. I hope this helps.
Deborah