I'm a fencer. Quite a bit of fencing strategy is in appearing to give your opponent an opening to attack while I am confident that I can not only parry the attack, but repose it into a win for me. Muhammad Ali was known for taunting his opponents, dropping his hands, and appearing vulnerable. When the opponent commits, he becomes vulnerable. I've seen Champ Bailey do the same thing in the NFL, purposefully backing away to make it look as though the receiver he was covering was more free than he really was. When he played for the first time in snow this year it didn't work as he was not quite able to close the gap as quickly as he thought. -- Using M2, Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http://www.opera.com/m2/