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 Originally Posted by Tomas N For instance, in economics, you might try to categorize a particular piece of work as being Keynesian, New Keynesian, Institutionalist, New Institutionalist, Neoinstitutionalist, Classical, Neoclassical, New Economic Historian, Cliometrician, Business Historian, Austrian, Virginian, Marxian, New Marxian, etc. etc. etc. One of my favorite lines:
"I am not a Keynesian."- John Maynard Keynes 
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Originally Posted by jeff You buy this little gizmo from Dymo and off you go.... People tell me I've already gone off...
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Originally Posted by Inquartata People tell me I've already gone off... Oh, you've got that problem, do you?
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Republican no longer equates with conservatism.
I saw a bumper sticker that read,
Republicans, Growing government slower.
The point is both sides want Government control to grow (for the greater good, of course) it's just that they think their way is the best way to win power from the voters that they make promises to. Republicans claim fiscal responsibility. Democrats claim to want to make the country fair. Both sides want power and have their plan on how to get it. Benjamin Franklin when asked by a woman, "What kind of government have you given us?" Replied, "A Republic Madam, if you can keep it!"
"The Dude Abides"
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Originally Posted by Soldier Oh, you've got that problem, do you? In the sense that cheese or beer "goes off", you nimrod! 
But I wonder why that was the first connotation to occur to you? 
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