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| August 02, 2001 09:54AM |
<HTML>Close, Frank.
Hyberbole is the absurd extension of an argument to accent the point that the argument may not be complete valid. Sometimes, the hyberbole can be rather funny, too.
It is merely a hypothetical extension... and we all know how much I love to use hypotheticals.
However, you bring up a MUCH more interesting topic... the mainstream non-acceptance of the "tombs and tombs only" theory.
Can you expand on that, maybe in a new thread, or at least give me some references to where I might read up on it?
Thanks.
Anthony</HTML>
Hyberbole is the absurd extension of an argument to accent the point that the argument may not be complete valid. Sometimes, the hyberbole can be rather funny, too.
It is merely a hypothetical extension... and we all know how much I love to use hypotheticals.
However, you bring up a MUCH more interesting topic... the mainstream non-acceptance of the "tombs and tombs only" theory.
Can you expand on that, maybe in a new thread, or at least give me some references to where I might read up on it?
Thanks.
Anthony</HTML>
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