from Encarta:
de·on·tol·o·gy
noun
logic of moral obligation: the study of what is obligatory, permissible, right, or wrong, in moral terms

[Early 19th century. Coined from Greek deont- , the present participle stem of dein “to be wanting, be needful” + -logy.]

Well, does deontology recapitulate teleology? That's what I would like to know ...

Are you asking how to disturb each opponent's no trump game? I can tell you that: take all the tricks you can!

well, I was hopin' some kind pertswn might take up the hintsuwm

but no tricks really ;)

I could ask my ont, since I haven't met a physics teacher yet...

if you're hinting that I have some sort of familial obligation (as it were), why don't you just come out and whinge a bit?!
-ron hogvious

tsuwm - It does, once again, make me wonder which came first 'the chicken or the egg'.

whinge bleat whinge bleat whinge bleat