Which Deco Model

**trob09** · 1st April 2005, 18:56

Quote: (Originally Posted by ROB DAVIE)

Tim, et al,

After all the work I've done in studying this, I would still have to say that having the unified field, i.e. having all the elements in synch, is more important than which model one uses, as long as you are coming out of the water feeling O.K.

Rob

I agree. It's unfortunate that I find myself believing strongly in a model that is not adequately supported by my current technology...

I will console my self by repeating 'the GF setting get me _really really_ close to a bubble model...'

ROB DAVIE · 2nd April 2005, 14:06

Quote: (Originally Posted by trob09)

I agree. It's unfortunate that I find myself believing strongly in a model that is not adequately supported by my current technology...

I will console my self by repeating 'the GF setting gets me _really really_ close to a bubble model...'

You forgot the sparkly shoes, and the heel-click thing!!!

Rob

**trob09** · 2nd April 2005, 14:25

Quote: (Originally Posted by ROB DAVIE)

You forgot the sparkly shoes, and the heel-click thing!!!

Rob

I don't know about you, but where I come from a man wearing sparkly shoes just might get his but kicked...

***caveseeker7*** · 2nd April 2005, 14:31

Quote: (Originally Posted by trob09)

I don't know about you, but where I come from a man wearing sparkly shoes just might get his but kicked...

With polished stainless steel toe boots.

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