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I like it. It doesn't look familiar.
Thank for the sugestion, WW, and for the excellent link, gift horse. I now know why I am glad some of my drapes don't reach the floor.
There's not a lot of difference between ad ignorantium and begging the question. But then, there isn't a lot of difference between quite a lot of approaches to fallacy!
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