[Bunny]

I’m done with this topic, but . . .

“Somebody has to see something done before they themselves can do it.”

How can that be so? Are you suggesting that in order for something to do something, there must have been a previous action that the person can reference? Then where do ideas come from? Are you suggesting that they are simply copies of something someone has seen before? But then, where do new things come from? How can someone create something new if they must reference something already created? Just wondering . . .

Oh, and if you think I’m being and ass you should reference my first post where I said “I would see that COPIED the Silent Drill Team’s routine” Therefore referring to persons who copied the drill team, not referenced them. See the definition of copy below for clarification.

cop•y (k p )
n. pl. cop•ies
1. An imitation or reproduction of an original; a duplicate: a copy of a painting; made two copies of the letter.