DOS ain't dead

> Does anyone know?? His questions suggest a cerebral hollowness!! If
> anyone has been unable to see directly through his cranium, let me know!!

Everyone has been unable to see through my cranium - it's not made of glass.

Now, let's get back to the original subject. Did you go to school? If so, where? Your non-responsiveness suggests you didn't, and that your derision of other people's educational status is the bluster of an insecure little man who has never read a book. You have obviously not read your own messages either - who types them, and reads responses back to you? Your child slaves?

> Everyone has been unable to see through my cranium

Of course not, "Little Stevie"! Usually impossible to see through solid
ROCK, as you will learn when your age advances a bit past 18 months!!

> Let's get back to the original subject.

Why, of course, "Little Stevie", after your age DOES advance as noted above
so we can then have an intelligent conversation! Usually not fruitful to
discuss much besides Ice Cream and Diapers with an 18-month-old like you!

> May I suppose then that your cranium is not made of rock

CERTAINLY it is not, "Little Stevie"! Mine has the usual cerebral cortex,
cerebellum, medulla oblongata and other sections you will study in about 16
years! Perhaps, given enough strained food and milk formula, yours might
soften-up a bit too, as you grow past your ROCK-headed 18-month-old age!

> What kind of teacher are you?

Obviously the kind you need, "Little Stevie"! I don't have at least one
recent hole in my lips like you do! Perhaps, over time, you will learn
to avoid foolishly-set TRAPS that catch "The WRONG poor Son-of-a-Bitch!"
as George C. Scott said in the magnificent "The Hospital" [1971].