And even at that, it is relative. As a slightly off topic observation, I've noticed the lack of depth and weaker a prosecutor's case, the more they try and gloss over and make up for it in length of their orations (verbal and written). The same is true with legislation. -- Mike, Norwalk
Or to quote Leonard Wibberly "that yea might be turned into nay, if sufficient verbiage were applied to the matter..." -- Bill, Here
George Burns once said that the perfect sermon was to have a good opening, a good close, and to keep those as close together as possible. -- jim k, Austin, Tx
It takes few words to speak the truth. -- E Archer, NYC