Re: What to do?

[kmh <lonid@netone.com>]

Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. wrote:
> 
> At 03:42 PM 8/6/97 -0400, ES wrote:
> 
> But I might add that the..., er..., person in question DID spend a > whole 
> lot of time watching monster movies during his formative years.

And amazingly enough, this early interest in things fictitious didn't
irreparably warp Dr. Holtz in his quest for the truth.  Imagine.

See, I've kept quiet.  But I'm gonna say it one more time.  There is
room in this life for all kinds of paleo passion...some purely
scientific, some cut with imagination, some purely fantastic.  

I'd be willing to bet, not one hungry scientificly inclined little mind
has been forever poisoned against accurate discovery by Hollywood.  And
I know for a fact a great many have been drawn into the fire by the
same. So can we consider not tossing out the baby with the bath water?  
Let's just accept that some well meaning people will slip in a little
crap with the cream when it comes to Hollywood representations and be
glad experts LIKE Dr. Holtz and DinoGeorge and Jim Kirkland are there to
set things straight. 

Now, back to my deadlines.

*kel