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Jon Halsey says J. Coomer = Voice of Reason

Jon Halsey writes:
J Coomer is the personification of the best description I ever heard regarding the "Voice of Reason": " A person can be the "voice of reason", meaning that in a crazy situation or where people are doing dumb things but no one realises it's crazy or won't say/admit that it's crazy, that person knows better and says "Hang on, what the **** is this? What SHOULD happen is ..." --Jon Halsey
Comments re article 91954 Joyce Coomer How easy to be duped by gluten free label




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