The naive youth replies: "But where are the customers' yachts?"Recent weeks have shown how alluring a berth on that bounteous marina is.
Asked if he was naive, Rogers replied: "That word has come up but everyone I spoke to – and I spoke to everyone – did not suggest to do it any other way.
Asked if his decision to travel to Syria could be branded naive, Mr Holmes replied: "I believe what I've got myself into, I know what's going on here.
"Sort of... more like naive," they replied.
"It will be very visible, so it would take a very stupid consumer to consume this". Asked if he had any moral qualms about harming potentially naive consumers, Parker replied: "The practice is legal.
"So I sat down and wrote a very naive letter to him". Remarkably, Laemmle replied, having been told by his secretary that the letter was "so refreshing" that he should see the young man who had written it.
We contacted Apple yesterday regarding the leak and didn't receive a reply, but it'd be naive of me to believe that Apple and other parties aren't currently monitoring these so-called "private" BitTorrent trackers for such activity.
In his reply, Mr. Cooper said that "perhaps we are naive, but we are frankly surprised by the attention that has been focused upon the portion of our opinion" discussing the transmission of AIDS.
Asked if he ever dreamt of scoring 50 goals when he set out on his senior international career as a 17-year-old, Keane replied: "I think it would be very naive for anyone to think that.
"Does it mean 'no worries for the rest of your days?'" the naive Elder Cunningham asks one of the suspiciously joyful Ugandans, who replies, "Yeah, something like that".
In the grandee's reply, Aswany distills the high-handedness and cynicism of an entire regime: "People are naive when they get the idea that we fix elections.
