Morning troll grades

[Jenn[_2_]]

>Just as good as rankings by George's leading apologist - Jenn.

George, from your POV, am I your "leading apologist"?
Grade=F

>Admission of guilt. :-(

Nothing to have guilt about
Grade=F

>At this point Art, you are libelling a lot of good innocent people for
your own fun and games. Jenn lacks what it takes as a human being or
Christian to speak up against it, so she bears some responsibility, too.

Arny wants me to comment on a complicated case that happened before I
was here. He also wishes to comment on my actions as a Christian. An
obvious escalation.
Grade=F-

[George M. Middius]

Jenn said:

> >Just as good as rankings by George's leading apologist - Jenn.
>
> George, from your POV, am I your "leading apologist"?

I forget who's apologizing for whom this week. Last week, I apologized
for the U.N., but that wasn't on RAO. If you want to be my apologist, I
suggest you stop complaining about my posts. I'm just trying to snag a
few laughs, you know -- it's not the end of the world.

> >At this point Art, you are libelling a lot of good innocent people for
> > your own fun and games. Jenn lacks what it takes as a human being or
> > Christian to speak up against it, so she bears some responsibility, too.

> Arny wants me to comment on a complicated case that happened before I
> was here. He also wishes to comment on my actions as a Christian. An
> obvious escalation.
> Grade=F-

Do you want this harassment by the Kroo to end? The solution is simple:
Just take a trial subscription to Arnii's Turd-Of-The-Month Klub and all
will be forgiven.

[George M. Middius]

Jenn said:

> Arny finds trolling to be fun. He seems to wish to draw me into the
> millionth rehash of the kiddie porn affair. Why he desires this is
> unknown.

Yep, that's a poser. My favorite theory about this mystery is that
Turdborg is compelled to endlessly act out his stifled rebelliousness
toward his sadistic, domineering mommy. All though his childhood,
Krooger was terribly afraid of The Great Maternal Vagina, and he's still
trying to conquer those fears. So he rebels against any woman he happens
to meet, either in real life or in cyberspace.

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
.fi

>
> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being specifically
> excluded from at least two of the most important closed
> prof audio groups.

A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose name and purpose I
still don't know.

This really hurts me, not!

Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get anybody excited over
something as obscure as this. :-(

[George M. Middius]

Soundhaspriority said:

> > Grade=F-

> Jenn, don't you grade on a curve? I wouldn't want to take organic with you!

Organic musicology?

[Jenn[_2_]]

In article >,
"Soundhaspriority" > wrote:

> "George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote in message
> ...
> >
> >
> > Soundhaspriority said:
> >
> >> > Grade=F-
> >
> >> Jenn, don't you grade on a curve? I wouldn't want to take organic with
> >> you!
> >
> > Organic musicology?
> >
> Organic chem is the flunk'em'out course for premeds. I'm sure there is
> something similar for musicology majors.
>
> Bob Morein
> (310) 237-6511

Any semester (or quarter) of music theory.

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
. ..
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> .fi
>
>>
>> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being specifically
>> excluded from at least two of the most important closed
>> prof audio groups.
>
> A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose name and purpose I
> still don't know.
>
> This really hurts me, not!
>
> Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get anybody excited over
> something as obscure as this. :-(

Jenn
I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
groups due to his coarse manners and odious
behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
people.

Iain

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 26, 1:06*am, "Iain Churches" > wrote:
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>
> . ..
>
> > "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> .fi
>
> >> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being specifically
> >> excluded from at least two of the most important closed
> >> prof audio groups.
>
> > A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose name and purpose I
> > still don't know.
>
> > This really hurts me, not!
>
> > Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get anybody excited over
> > something as obscure as this. :-(
>
> Jenn
> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
> to have nothing to do with him. *They are smart
> people.

Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those groups. He'll find
a way to ruin them just like he's ruined RAO.

Midas turned everything he touched into gold. GOIA turns everything he
touches into ****.

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> .fi
>>
>>>
>>> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being
>>> specifically excluded from at least two of the most
>>> important closed prof audio groups.
>>
>> A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose
>> name and purpose I still don't know.
>>
>> This really hurts me, not!
>>
>> Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get
>> anybody excited over something as obscure as this. :-(
>
> Jenn
> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
> to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
> people.

Exactly. Using obscure and irrelevant facts and hearsay to libel someone is
not an example of coarse manners and odious behavior, as long as it is Iain
who is doing it.

LOL!

[Arny Krueger]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
wrote in message


> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> ruined RAO.

RAO was in pretty good shape until the Middiot showed up.

[George M. Middius]

Turdborg reminisces about a time when cyborgs ran free.

> > Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> > groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> > ruined RAO.
>
> RAO was in pretty good shape until the [my supreme master George] showed up.

You're getting your gratuitous trolls confused, Turdy. The first Normal
to drag you into the light was the illustrious Derrida, and after him
was Boey. I arrived on the scene some time after that.

Scottie thinks you need all of us who find you to be totally ****ty.
I agree. Without your daily dose of punishment, you're an empty shell of
a turd.

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
in message
> Turdborg reminisces about a time when cyborgs ran free.
>
>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>> ruined RAO.
>>
>> RAO was in pretty good shape until the [my supreme
>> master George] showed up.
>
> The first Normal to drag you into the light was the
> illustrious Derrida,

I'm trying to figure out what "drag you into the light" means, George.

It couldn't be audio solipsism, because I learned about that earlier in TAA.

You must be talking about Derrida's obsession with pedophilia.

> and after him was Boey.

George, are you trying to force poor wittle Jonny out of the closet with
that reference to "drag"?

> I arrived on the scene some time after that.

If you call your nonsensical reference to coneheads, arriving.

[George M. Middius]

The Krooborg tries to distance itself from duh-Scottie's compulsive
imbecility.

> > Turdborg reminisces about a time when cyborgs ran free.
> >
> >>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> >>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> >>> ruined RAO.
> >>
> >> RAO was in pretty good shape until the [my supreme
> >> master George] showed up.
> >
> > The first Normal to drag you into the light was the
> > illustrious Derrida,
>
> I'm trying to figure out what "drag you into the light" means, George.

Don't waste your turds on it, Mr. ****. You won't figure it out no
matter how hard you "try".

> You must be talking about Derrida's obsession with pedophilia.

Go with it.

> > and after him was Boey.
>
> George, are you trying to force poor wittle Jonny out of the closet with
> that reference to "drag"?

No. Do you need assistance in figuring out how to turn on the gas and
turn off the pilot at the same time?

> > I arrived on the scene some time after that.

> If you call your nonsensical reference to coneheads, arriving.

You succeeded in outlasting many Normals who tried to induce you to act
like a human being. Sooner or later, they all realized it was a hopeless
cause, and they gave up. You've now forced Jenn to build a wall around
you. You've failed in your attempts to ****tify Stereophile.

So what's your RAO score since '97, Turdborg? I have my own opinion, but
I'm sure many Normals would like to hear yours.

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
in message
> The Krooborg tries to distance itself from duh-Scottie's
> compulsive imbecility.
>
>>> Turdborg reminisces about a time when cyborgs ran free.
>>>
>>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>>>> ruined RAO.
>>>>
>>>> RAO was in pretty good shape until George showed up.
>
>>> The first Normal to drag you into the light was the
>>> illustrious Derrida,

>> I'm trying to figure out what "drag you into the light"
>> means, George.

> Don't waste your turds on it, Mr. ****. You won't figure
> it out no matter how hard you "try".

It wouldn't be the first time you were just randomly stringing words into
sentences, Middiot.

>> You must be talking about Derrida's obsession with
>> pedophilia.

> Go with it.

It's nothing compared to your obsession with excrement and pedophilia,
Middiot.

>>> and after him was Boey.
>
>> George, are you trying to force poor wittle Jonny out of
>> the closet with that reference to "drag"?

> No. Do you need assistance in figuring out how to turn on
> the gas and turn off the pilot at the same time?

That is a nonsensical combination of operations. Pilots run all the time,
where the main gas burner is on or not.

>>> I arrived on the scene some time after that.

>> If you call your nonsensical reference to coneheads,
>> arriving.

> You succeeded in outlasting many Normals who tried to
> induce you to act like a human being.

Like Jenn, they didn't try being a good example.

> Sooner or later, they all realized it was a hopeless cause, and they gave
> up.

Sooner or later they realized that RAO was dominated by the Middiot, and its
days as an audio group were over.

> You've now forced Jenn to build a wall around you.

Jenn lacks the self-discipline to do anything useful around here.

> You've failed in your attempts to ****tify Stereophile.

It never needed my help to do that.

> So what's your RAO score since '97?

I was unable to save RAO from the Middiot and his clique. It has become
totally useless.

[George M. Middius]

The Krooborg rails against the many handicaps with which Dr. Kroomacher
saddled it. What a messy assimilation process that must have been.

> > The Krooborg tries to distance itself from duh-Scottie's
> > compulsive imbecility.
> >
> >>> Turdborg reminisces about a time when cyborgs ran free.
> >>>
> >>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> >>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> >>>>> ruined RAO.
> >>>>
> >>>> RAO was in pretty good shape until George showed up.
> >
> >>> The first Normal to drag you into the light was the
> >>> illustrious Derrida,
>
> >> I'm trying to figure out what "drag you into the light"
> >> means, George.
>
> > Don't waste your turds on it, Mr. ****. You won't figure
> > it out no matter how hard you "try".
>
> It wouldn't be the first time you were just randomly stringing words into
> sentences, [my supreme master].

That's what a Krooglish speaker would say. You're not a Krooglish
speaker, are you, Arnii?


> >> You must be talking about Derrida's obsession with
> >> pedophilia.
>
> > Go with it.
>
> It's nothing compared to your obsession with excrement and pedophilia,
> [my supreme master].

What's that four-syllable word you keep repeating, Turdy?

> >>> and after him was Boey.
> >
> >> George, are you trying to force poor wittle Jonny out of
> >> the closet with that reference to "drag"?
>
> > No. Do you need assistance in figuring out how to turn on
> > the gas and turn off the pilot at the same time?
>
> That is a nonsensical combination of operations. Pilots run all the time,
> where the main gas burner is on or not.

;-)

Ask Clyde to explain it to you. Tell him you're planning for a day when
the buses aren't running.

;-) ;-) ;-)

> >>> I arrived on the scene some time after that.
>
> >> If you call your nonsensical reference to coneheads,
> >> arriving.
>
> > You succeeded in outlasting many Normals who tried to
> > induce you to act like a human being.
>
> Like Jenn, they didn't try being a good example.

Darn that "debating trade" and the way it guarantees all your "wins".

> > Sooner or later, they all realized it was a hopeless cause, and they gave
> > up.
>
> Sooner or later they realized that RAO was dominated by the [my supreme master], and its
> days as an audio group were over.

Go with it.

> > You've now forced Jenn to build a wall around you.
>
> Jenn lacks the self-discipline to do anything useful around here.

I don't follow what you mean here. This is, after all, a chat group.
It's not an institute of learning, not a commercial enterprise, not a
recruiting ground for religious zealots. It's just a chat group. What
"useful" thing would you have Jenn do?

> > You've failed in your attempts to ****tify Stereophile.
>
> It never needed my help to do that.

That's a delusion you get to have. The rest of the world knows
different. Or perhaps we've all missed the example of superior audio
publishing you represent? Regale us with tales of your accomplishments
in the field, won't you?

> > So what's your RAO score since '97?
>
> I was unable to save RAO from [my supreme master] and his clique.

Chatting with you brings to mind the Bizarro world that plagues Superman
from time to time. I imagine that's how you feel whenever you're forced
to confront the reality of Normals.

BTW, are you still the world's foremost "Master Of The Debating Trade"?



--

Marc, when you wrote "I'm sure Arny's keyboard is covered with
spooge by now." you were pretty close to telling the truth.
A. Krooger, Feb. 20, 2008

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" > wrote in message
...
On Feb 26, 1:06 am, "Iain Churches" > wrote:
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>
> . ..
>
> > "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> .fi
>
> >> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being specifically
> >> excluded from at least two of the most important closed
> >> prof audio groups.
>
> > A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose name and purpose
> > I
> > still don't know.
>
> > This really hurts me, not!
>
> > Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get anybody excited over
> > something as obscure as this. :-(
>
> Jenn
> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
> to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
> people.

Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those groups. He'll find
a way to ruin them just like he's ruined RAO.

Closed groups work in a different way. One is
invited, you just don't push your way in, as Arny
does, even in places where he is clearly not welcome.
You cannot get even past the main screen without an
ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
It works in a manner not dissimilar to onöline banking.
As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
on the outside, permanently.

Iain

[George M. Middius]

Iain Churches said:

> As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
> on the outside, permanently.

Just so you know, according to "debating trade" rules, you're lying.

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi...

> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those groups. He'll find
> a way to ruin them just like he's ruined RAO.

Nahh, the Middiot ruined RAO. Iain, do you seriously think that the bilge he
posts is good for the group?

> Closed groups work in a different way. One is
> invited, you just don't push your way in, as Arny
> does, even in places where he is clearly not welcome.

I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are fairly well known, but
also fairly discriminating about who they allow to post. For example, an
idiot friend of the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.

> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.

Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a password that works.

There's another way that some closed groups work - if you are not on the
access list, your posts simply disappear. They are never posted on Usenet.
There's a group called RAHE where very few RAO regulars post, because they
would have to know something about audio and keep a civil tongue if they
post there. They whine about delays due to moderation, but in fact its the
inability to post abusively that drives them away.

> It works in a manner not dissimilar to onöline banking.
> As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
> on the outside, permanently.

Tell you what Iain, if you promise to stop posting on Usenet forever when
proven wrong, I'll give you the URL of a closed group where I post fairly
often. It will be a group that can be viewed by anybody, but requires a
userid and password to post at. It is also a group that is well known for
being a tightly run ship.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 26, 6:58*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> wrote in
>
> > Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> > groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> > ruined RAO.
>
> RAO was in pretty good shape until the Middiot showed up.

Troll ignored. Grade = F

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 26, 2:42*pm, "Iain Churches" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" > wrote in ...
> On Feb 26, 1:06 am, "Iain Churches" > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>
> . ..
>
> > > "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> > .fi
>
> > >> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being specifically
> > >> excluded from at least two of the most important closed
> > >> prof audio groups.
>
> > > A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose name and purpose
> > > I
> > > still don't know.
>
> > > This really hurts me, not!
>
> > > Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get anybody excited over
> > > something as obscure as this. :-(
>
> > Jenn
> > I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
> > groups due to his coarse manners and odious
> > behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
> > to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
> > people.
>
> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those groups. He'll find
> a way to ruin them just like he's ruined RAO.
>
> Closed groups work in a different way. One is
> invited, you just don't push your way in, as Arny
> does, even in places where he is clearly not welcome.
> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
> It works in a manner not dissimilar to onöline banking.
> As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
> on the outside, permanently.

You're very lucky.

[Arny Krueger]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
wrote in message

> On Feb 26, 6:58 am, "Arny Krueger" >
> wrote:
>> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
>> wrote in
>>
>>
>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>> ruined RAO.
>>
>> RAO was in pretty good shape until the Middiot showed up.
>
> Troll ignored. Grade = F

****R and Art drove out any life that somehow escaped the Middiot's curse.

[Arny Krueger]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
wrote in message


> You're very lucky.

You could be just as lucky ****R - just concentrate on those other groups
where you seem to be able to post in a civil matter.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 26, 9:42*pm, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> wrote in
>
> > You're very lucky.
>
> You could be just as lucky ****R - just concentrate on those other groups
> where you seem to be able to post in a civil matter.

F

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 26, 9:41*pm, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> wrote in
>
> > On Feb 26, 6:58 am, "Arny Krueger" >
> > wrote:
> >> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> >> wrote in
> >>
>
> >>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
> >>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
> >>> ruined RAO.
>
> >> RAO was in pretty good shape until the Middiot showed up.
>
> > Troll ignored. Grade = F
>
> ****R and Art drove out any life that somehow escaped the Middiot's curse.

F-

[George M. Middius]

The Krooborg rails against the many handicaps with which Dr. Kroomacher
saddled it. What a messy assimilation process that must have been.

> I was unable to save RAO from [my supreme master] and his clique.

Chatting with you brings to mind the Bizarro world that plagues Superman
from time to time. I imagine that's how you feel whenever you're forced
to confront the reality of Normals.

BTW, are you still the world's foremost "Master Of The Debating Trade"?



--

Marc, when you wrote "I'm sure Arny's keyboard is covered with
spooge by now." you were pretty close to telling the truth.
A. Krooger, Feb. 20, 2008

[Clyde Slick]

On 26 Feb, 22:41, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:

>
> ****R and Art drove out any life that somehow escaped the Middiot's curse.

It was Dave who got rid of Clerkie

[Arny Krueger]

"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message

> On 26 Feb, 22:41, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
>>
>> ****R and Art drove out any life that somehow escaped
>> the Middiot's curse.
>
> It was Dave who got rid of Clerkie

The whole lot of you drove away far more subs than obs. No doubt many of
them ended up on HTML forums like Audioholics and Hydrogen Audio, which are
far more ob than RAO ever was.

In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and was a catastrophie
for the subs.

[Arny Krueger]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
wrote in message

> On Feb 26, 9:42 pm, "Arny Krueger" >
> wrote:
>> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
>> wrote in
>>
>>
>>> You're very lucky.
>>
>> You could be just as lucky ****R - just concentrate on
>> those other groups
>> where you seem to be able to post in a civil matter.
>
> F

Ypu, ****R takes a suggestion that he post in places where he is more
comfortable as an insult.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 08:00, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:


> In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and was a catastrophie
> for the subs.

todays debating trade rules make Krueger an ob, on other days he
claims to be a sub.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 08:01, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> wrote in
>
> > On Feb 26, 9:42 pm, "Arny Krueger" >
> > wrote:
> >> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> >> wrote in
> >>
>
> >>> You're very lucky.
>
> >> You could be just as lucky ****R - just concentrate on
> >> those other groups
> >> where you seem to be able to post in a civil matter.
>
> > F
>
> Ypu, ****R takes a suggestion that he post in places where he is more
> comfortable as an insult.

Arny is always comfortable as an insult, no matter where he is.. Being
an insult fits him
like a glove.

[Arny Krueger]

"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message

> On 27 Feb, 08:00, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
>
>> In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and
>> was a catastrophie for the subs.
>
> todays debating trade rules make Krueger an ob, on other
> days he claims to be a sub.

I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings of those words that
are used by people like Atkinson.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 09:12, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Clyde Slick" > wrote in message
>
>
>
> > On 27 Feb, 08:00, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
> >> In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and
> >> was a catastrophie for the subs.
>
> > todays debating trade rules make Krueger an ob, on other
> > days he claims to be a sub.
>
> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings of those words that
> are used by people like Atkinson.


Is this what you meant?
Ik verlaag me om de soorten van vervormde betekenissen van die
woorden te gebruiken die door mensen zoals Atkinson worden gebruikt.

[George M. Middius]

Arnii, you sad sack of ****.

> >> In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and
> >> was a catastrophie for the subs.
> >
> > todays debating trade rules make Krueger an ob, on other
> > days he claims to be a sub.
>
> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings of those words that
> are used by people like Atkinson.

Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you contradict yourself?

And we thought Scottie Witlessmongrel was RAO's leading blame-shifter.
Poor Witless has a lot to learn on the subject from the likes of you.

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <ckskr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
in message

> Arnii, you master of my heart, soul, and mind:

>>>> In short, the whole effort worked well for us obs, and
>>>> was a catastrophe for the subs.

>>> todays debating trade rules make Krueger an ob, on other
>>> days he claims to be a sub.

Speaking in the vernacular of poorly-educated audiophiles, which clearly
many around here are.

>> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings
>> of those words that are used by people like Atkinson.

> Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> contradict yourself?

Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.

Does the word *like* get lost in translation to Midditoese?

Are all metaphors over your head, Middiot?

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 09:48, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:


> >> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings
> >> of those words that are used by people like Atkinson.
> > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > contradict yourself?
>
> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.
>
> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to Midditoese?
>
> Are all metaphors over your head, Middiot?

People 'like' Arny deserve to get dildos rammed up their asses.
LOL!!!!

[Arny Krueger]

Art's snotty day part 2:


"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message

> On 27 Feb, 09:48, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
>
>>>> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted
>>>> meanings of those words that are used by people like
>>>> Atkinson.
>>> Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
>>> contradict yourself?
>>
>> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like
>> Atkinson.
>>
>> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to
>> Midditoese?
>>
>> Are all metaphors over your head, Middiot?
>
> People 'like' Arny deserve to get dildos rammed up their
> asses. LOL!!!!

[George M. Middius]

Witless, do you really want to adopt Arnii Kroofeces as your role model?

> >> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted meanings
> >> of those words that are used by people like Atkinson.
>
> > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > contradict yourself?
>
> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.

My reply to this "debating trade" maneuver is to ask who is more like
Atkinson than Atkinson?

> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to [human language]?
> Are all metaphors over your head, [my supreme master]?

So you think your phrase "people like Atkinson" is a *****metaphor*****?
I'm asking you to repeat that klaim because it defies credulity. Except
maybe if the klaim is made by somebody who is demonstrably insane, of
course. Are you insane, Arnii?

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
in message

Middiot's snotty day part 1:


> Witless, do you really want to adopt Arnii Kroofeces as
> your role model?

>>>> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted
>>>> meanings of those words that are used by people like
>>>> Atkinson.
>>
>>> Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
>>> contradict yourself?
>>
>> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like
>> Atkinson.

Middiot's snotty day part 2:



> My reply to this "debating trade" maneuver is to ask who
> is more like Atkinson than Atkinson?

But Atkinson isn't people. Do you have your singulars and plurals straight,
Middiot?

Middiot's snotty day part 3:


>> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to [human
>> language]? Are all metaphors over your head, [my supreme
>> master]?

> So you think your phrase "people like Atkinson" is a
> *****metaphor*****? I'm asking you to repeat that klaim
> because it defies credulity. Except maybe if the klaim is
> made by somebody who is demonstrably insane, of course.
> Are you insane, Arnii?

[Arny Krueger]

"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message

> On 27 Feb, 10:39, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>> Art's snotty day part 3:
>
> Run the word 'like' through your decoder
> LOL!!!!!!

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 10:39, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> Art's snotty day part 2:

Run the word 'like' through your decoder
LOL!!!!!!

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 10:47, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Clyde Slick" > wrote in message
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 27 Feb, 10:39, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> >> Art's snotty day part 3:
>
> > Run the word 'like' through your decoder
> > LOL!!!!!!- Ascunde citatul -
>
> - Afiºare text în citat -

[George M. Middius]

The Big **** is consumed by humiliation and self-abnegation.

> > Witless, do you really want to adopt Arnii Kroofeces as
> > your role model?
>
> >>>> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted
> >>>> meanings of those words that are used by people like
> >>>> Atkinson.
> >>
> >>> Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> >>> contradict yourself?
> >>
> >> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like
> >> Atkinson.

> > My reply to this "debating trade" maneuver is to ask who
> > is more like Atkinson than Atkinson?

> But Atkinson isn't people.

Oh. Well, that's different. Never mind.

> >> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to [human
> >> language]? Are all metaphors over your head, [my supreme
> >> master]?
>
> > So you think your phrase "people like Atkinson" is a
> > *****metaphor*****? I'm asking you to repeat that klaim
> > because it defies credulity. Except maybe if the klaim is
> > made by somebody who is demonstrably insane, of course.
> > Are you insane, Arnii?

Apparently this simple question overpowered the Krooborg's feeble
language circuits. Allow me to simplify: All the Normals know you're
insane, Mr. ****. Even Scottie Witlessmongrel has finally accepted the
fact of your insanity. Your erstwhile tormentor Phoebe Johnston resisted
the obvious for a long time, but in the end, he accepted it too. That's
one reason he gave up on Usenet. Having allied himself with a crazy
person, he knew his credibility was destroyed.

So don't even bother wrestling with the question. You are insane. We all
know it. We'd like to have you committed to a loony bin. Who's your
family doctor? I'll contact him or her immediately and start the
proceedings. We may need to enlist a lawyer in Michigan. Don't worry, it
wouldn't be a criminal defense lawyer, so no conflict on your other
legal problems.

You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to soften the
hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying about plots and conspiracies
against you. You won't have to worry about being hounded by the porno
police. You'll have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your fate. Trust me.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 11:16, George M. Middius <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net>
wrote:
> The Big **** is consumed by humiliation and self-abnegation.
>

>
> Apparently this simple question overpowered the Krooborg's feeble
> language circuits. Allow me to simplify: All the Normals know you're
> insane, Mr. ****. Even Scottie Witlessmongrel has finally accepted the
> fact of your insanity. Your erstwhile tormentor Phoebe Johnston resisted
> the obvious for a long time, but in the end, he accepted it too. That's
> one reason he gave up on Usenet. Having allied himself with a crazy
> person, he knew his credibility was destroyed.
>
> So don't even bother wrestling with the question. You are insane. We all
> know it. We'd like to have you committed to a loony bin. Who's your
> family doctor? I'll contact him or her immediately and start the
> proceedings. We may need to enlist a lawyer in Michigan. Don't worry, it
> wouldn't be a criminal defense lawyer, so no conflict on your other
> legal problems.
>
> You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to soften the
> hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying about plots and conspiracies
> against you. You won't have to worry about being hounded by the porno
> police. You'll have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your fate. Trust me.

They will even let him have a pc and an internet connection.

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
in message

> I, the one and only Middiot seek to humiliate myself by trying to match
> wits with one who is well known to be vastly mentally superior to me:

Middius' Snotty Day Part 4



>>> Witless, do you really want to adopt Arnii Kroofeces as
>>> your role model?
>>
>>>>>> I'm condescending to use the sorts of distorted
>>>>>> meanings of those words that are used by people like
>>>>>> Atkinson.

Middius' Snotty Day Part 5



>>>>> Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
>>>>> contradict yourself?
>>>>
>>>> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like
>>>> Atkinson.
>
>>> My reply to this "debating trade" maneuver is to ask who
>>> is more like Atkinson than Atkinson?
>
>> But Atkinson isn't people.

The Middiot changes the subject since he has been outclassed, mentally:

> Oh. Well, that's different. Never mind.

Middius' Snotty Day Part 5



>>>> Does the word *like* get lost in translation to [human
>>>> language]? Are all metaphors over your head, [my
>>>> supreme master]?
>>
>>> So you think your phrase "people like Atkinson" is a
>>> *****metaphor*****? I'm asking you to repeat that klaim
>>> because it defies credulity. Except maybe if the klaim
>>> is made by somebody who is demonstrably insane, of
>>> course. Are you insane, Arnii?

Middius' Snotty Day Part 5



> Apparently this simple question overpowered the
> Krooborg's feeble language circuits. Allow me to
> simplify: All the Normals know you're insane, Mr. ****.
> Even Scottie Witlessmongrel has finally accepted the fact
> of your insanity. Your erstwhile tormentor Phoebe
> Johnston resisted the obvious for a long time, but in the
> end, he accepted it too. That's one reason he gave up on
> Usenet. Having allied himself with a crazy person, he
> knew his credibility was destroyed.

More to the point, it is well known that JJ moved on to work for Microsoft,
and is working in a far more sensitive position. Something about
litigtation. Hey, maybe someone should tell JJ about ****R, our local
eggspurt witness!

Middius' Snotty Day Part 6


> So don't even bother wrestling with the question. You are
> insane. We all know it. We'd like to have you committed
> to a loony bin. Who's your family doctor? I'll contact
> him or her immediately and start the proceedings. We may
> need to enlist a lawyer in Michigan. Don't worry, it
> wouldn't be a criminal defense lawyer, so no conflict on
> your other legal problems.

Talking about looney bins Middiot, is there any truth to the rumor that you
are semi-permanently incarcerated? Is that why nobody has ever seen you in
person?

Middius' Snotty Day Part 7


> You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
> soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
> about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
> to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
> have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your fate.
> Trust me.

I should indeed trust one with so much personal experience with being as he
quaintly put it, inside. :-(

[Arny Krueger]

"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message

> On 27 Feb, 11:16, George M. Middius <cmndr _ george @
> comcast . net> wrote:
>> The Big **** is consumed by humiliation and
>> self-abnegation.
>>
>
>>
>> Apparently this simple question overpowered the
>> Krooborg's feeble language circuits. Allow me to
>> simplify: All the Normals know you're insane, Mr. ****.
>> Even Scottie Witlessmongrel has finally accepted the
>> fact of your insanity. Your erstwhile tormentor Phoebe
>> Johnston resisted the obvious for a long time, but in
>> the end, he accepted it too. That's one reason he gave
>> up on Usenet. Having allied himself with a crazy person,
>> he knew his credibility was destroyed.
>>
>> So don't even bother wrestling with the question. You
>> are insane. We all know it. We'd like to have you
>> committed to a loony bin. Who's your family doctor? I'll
>> contact him or her immediately and start the
>> proceedings. We may need to enlist a lawyer in Michigan.
>> Don't worry, it wouldn't be a criminal defense lawyer,
>> so no conflict on your other legal problems.
>>
>> You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
>> soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
>> about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
>> to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
>> have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
>> you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your
>> fate. Trust me.
>
> They will even let him have a pc and an internet
> connection.

Will it be as good as the one they gave you, Art?

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 11:35, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Clyde Slick" > wrote in message
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 27 Feb, 11:16, George M. Middius <cmndr _ *george @
> > comcast . net> wrote:
> >> The Big **** is consumed by humiliation and
> >> self-abnegation.
>
> >> Apparently this simple question overpowered the
> >> Krooborg's feeble language circuits. Allow me to
> >> simplify: All the Normals know you're insane, Mr. ****.
> >> Even Scottie Witlessmongrel has finally accepted the
> >> fact of your insanity. Your erstwhile tormentor Phoebe
> >> Johnston resisted the obvious for a long time, but in
> >> the end, he accepted it too. That's one reason he gave
> >> up on Usenet. Having allied himself with a crazy person,
> >> he knew his credibility was destroyed.
>
> >> So don't even bother wrestling with the question. You
> >> are insane. We all know it. We'd like to have you
> >> committed to a loony bin. Who's your family doctor? I'll
> >> contact him or her immediately and start the
> >> proceedings. We may need to enlist a lawyer in Michigan.
> >> Don't worry, it wouldn't be a criminal defense lawyer,
> >> so no conflict on your other legal problems.
>
> >> You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
> >> soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
> >> about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
> >> to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
> >> have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> >> you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your
> >> fate. Trust me.
>
> > They will even let him have a pc and an internet
> > connection.
>
> Will it be as good as the one they gave you, Art?-

People 'like' Arny have admitted to fondling their
dead children's corpses.
I don't necessarily mean you Arny,
just people 'like' you.

[Arny Krueger]

"Clyde Slick" > wrote in message


> People 'like' Arny have admitted to fondling their
> dead children's corpses.

How would we be similar?

> I don't necessarily mean you Arny,
> just people 'like' you.

Well, similar as regards to 2 arms, 2 legs...

BTW Art, how many arms and legs do you have?

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> i.fi...
>
>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those groups. He'll find
>> a way to ruin them just like he's ruined RAO.
>
> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are fairly well known, but
> also fairly discriminating about who they allow to post. For example, an
> idiot friend of the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.

You share his fate:-)

>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>
> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a password that works.
No chance for you, then? :-)

As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are concerned,
membership is by invitation only, firstly in a read-only capacity. In the
past there was some recruiting from groups like UKRA. New
members are then seconded by an existing member, and given
an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your odious
behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended exclusion.
The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag around
your neck:-)


>
> There's another way that some closed groups work - if you are not on the
> access list, your posts simply disappear. They are never posted on Usenet.
> There's a group called RAHE where very few RAO regulars post, because they
> would have to know something about audio and keep a civil tongue if they
> post there. They whine about delays due to moderation, but in fact its the
> inability to post abusively that drives them away.
>
>> It works in a manner not dissimilar to onöline banking.
>> As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
>> on the outside, permanently.
>
> Tell you what Iain, if you promise to stop posting on Usenet forever when
> proven wrong, I'll give you the URL of a closed group where I post fairly
> often. It will be a group that can be viewed by anybody, but requires a
> userid and password to post at. It is also a group that is well known for
> being a tightly run ship.

According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.
So either you are ready to break the agreement you
have made with such a group, or you have no such
membership. Either way, rather sad.

Discussion with you is tiresome and pointless.

Iain

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> ...
>>
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> i.fi...
>>
>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>> ruined RAO.
>>
>> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are
>> fairly well known, but also fairly discriminating about
>> who they allow to post. For example, an idiot friend of
>> the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.

> You share his fate:-)

It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
as snot.

>>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>>
>> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a
>> password that works.

> No chance for you, then? :-)

It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
as snot.

> As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are
> concerned, membership is by invitation only, firstly in a
> read-only capacity.

Yes, I have r/w access to a fairly prestigious pro audio mailing list like
that.

What's your point, Iain?

>In the past there was some recruiting
> from groups like UKRA. New members are then seconded by an existing
> member, and given
> an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your odious
> behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended exclusion.
> The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag
> around your neck:-)

It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
as snot.

>> There's another way that some closed groups work - if
>> you are not on the access list, your posts simply
>> disappear. They are never posted on Usenet. There's a
>> group called RAHE where very few RAO regulars post,
>> because they would have to know something about audio
>> and keep a civil tongue if they post there. They whine
>> about delays due to moderation, but in fact its the
>> inability to post abusively that drives them away.

>>> It works in a manner not dissimilar to onöline banking.
>>> As far as these groups are concerned Arny is definately
>>> on the outside, permanently.

>> Tell you what Iain, if you promise to stop posting on
>> Usenet forever when proven wrong, I'll give you the URL
>> of a closed group where I post fairly often. It will be
>> a group that can be viewed by anybody, but requires a
>> userid and password to post at. It is also a group that
>> is well known for being a tightly run ship.

> According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
> forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.

So Iain you are saying that they don't trust their password system?

Maybe they need to upgrade their computer system!

> So either you are ready to break the agreement you
> have made with such a group, or you have no such
> membership. Either way, rather sad.

In the US we have working security systems. We can let people look, but not
touch.

I'd heard that the UK was behind the US in terms of computer security, but I
didn't believe it. Thanks Iain confirming the rumor!

[George M. Middius]

IKYABWAIBorg IKYABWAIed:

> >> You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
> >> soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
> >> about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
> >> to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
> >> have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> >> you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your
> >> fate. Trust me.
> >
> > They will even let him have a pc and an internet
> > connection.
>
> Will it be as good as the one they gave you, Art?

And people say Arnii Krooger has no sense of humor. That's what we get
for underestimating the power of the IKYABWAI.

[George M. Middius]

The Krooborg slips down the ****ty slope of insanity.

> > You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
> > soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
> > about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
> > to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
> > have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> > you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your fate.
> > Trust me.

> I should indeed trust one with so much personal experience with being as he
> quaintly put it, inside. :-(

Are you getting addicted to IKYABWAIs? I've heard such afflictions are
side effects of the anti-libido drug sex offenders are obliged to take.
If we on RAO have to endure your limp "debating trade" rejoinders as the
cost of protecting the children of Michigan, I say no problem.

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
. ..
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> i.fi
>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>>
>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>> i.fi...
>>>
>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>>> ruined RAO.
>>>
>>> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are
>>> fairly well known, but also fairly discriminating about
>>> who they allow to post. For example, an idiot friend of
>>> the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.
>
>> You share his fate:-)
>
> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
> as snot.

Take it as you will, and describe it in any vulgar terms
that suit your coarse pseudo-religious personality.
The facts remain.

>
>>>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>>>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>>>
>>> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a
>>> password that works.
>
>> No chance for you, then? :-)
>
> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
> as snot.

What an odious fellow you are:-(
>
>> As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are
>> concerned, membership is by invitation only, firstly in a
>> read-only capacity.
>
> Yes, I have r/w access to a fairly prestigious pro audio mailing list like
> that.


I am talking about professional audio groups, not mailing lists.
I am sure you are on the mailing list of Behringer, and some
cheap toyshop mic manufacturers.


>
>>In the past there was some recruiting
>> from groups like UKRA. New members are then seconded by an existing
>> member, and given
>> an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your odious
>> behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended exclusion.
>> The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag
>> around your neck:-)
>
> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe it
> as snot.

You were punching well above your weight when you
foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
They certainly had the last laugh:-)

>
>
>> According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
>> forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.
>
> So Iain you are saying that they don't trust their password system?

No. I am saying that a condition of membership is that one
does not disclose the URL to non-members.

> In the US we have working security systems. We can let people look, but
> not touch.


They don't want you anywhere near.
I think that is a wise decision.

Iain

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
. ..
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> i.fi
>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>> . ..
>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>> .fi
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being
>>>> specifically excluded from at least two of the most
>>>> important closed prof audio groups.
>>>
>>> A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose
>>> name and purpose I still don't know.
>>>
>>> This really hurts me, not!
>>>
>>> Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get
>>> anybody excited over something as obscure as this. :-(
>>
>> Jenn
>> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
>> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
>> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
>> to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
>> people.
>
> Exactly. Using obscure and irrelevant facts and hearsay to libel someone
> is not an example of coarse manners and odious behavior, as long as it is
> Iain who is doing it.


Arny, I laughed a the subject line of your post.
Even to someone all poorly educated and ill-informed
as yourself, surely neither the EBU nor the BBC can be
termed as "obscure" Just in case you are indeed the
only one in the entire universe who does not know,
the two sets of initials stand for "European Broadcasting
Union" and "British Broadcasting Corporation" There are
a whole host of audio/music/culture/recoding/broadcast
related closed discussion groups under the EBU banner.

If the entire membership of at least two large professional
audio discussion groups in the EBU think you are coarse
mannered and odious, who am I to argue? Even less so,
when I agree totally with their appraisal. Keeping European
professional audio a "Krooborg free zone" was probably
the best unanimous decision they ever made.

Iain

[George M. Middius]

Iain Churches said:

> They don't want you anywhere near.

Krooger is a compulsive liar and arguer. What's your excuse?

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 11:43, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Clyde Slick" > wrote in message
>
>
>
> > People 'like' Arny have admitted to fondling their
> > dead children's corpses.
>
> How would we be similar?
>

You would be insane.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 12:14, George M. Middius <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net>
wrote:
> The Krooborg slips down the ****ty slope of insanity.
>
> > > You'll like it inside, Arnii. They'll give you pills to
> > > soften the hardship of existence. You'll stop worrying
> > > about plots and conspiracies against you. You won't have
> > > to worry about being hounded by the porno police. You'll
> > > have simple routines to occupy your days. After a while,
> > > you'll wonder why you fought against accepting your fate.
> > > Trust me.
> > I should indeed trust one with so much personal experience with being as he
> > quaintly put it, inside. :-(
>
> Are you getting addicted to IKYABWAIs? I've heard such afflictions are
> side effects of the anti-libido drug sex offenders are obliged to take.
> If we on RAO have to endure your limp "debating trade" rejoinders as the
> cost of protecting the children of Michigan, I say no problem.

People 'like' Arny
have been known to molest them

[Arny Krueger]

"George M. Middius" <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net> supplicated to his
master in message

> Are you getting addicted to IKYABWAIs?

So your story is that you never use them, Middiot?

Well, we know that you are a habitual liar Middiot, so tell us another one!

> I've heard such
> afflictions are side effects of the anti-libido drug sex
> offenders are obliged to take.

Middiot, is that your excuse for the behavior of the Normals?

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> i.fi
>>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>>
>>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>>> i.fi...
>>>>
>>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>>>> ruined RAO.
>>>>
>>>> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are
>>>> fairly well known, but also fairly discriminating about
>>>> who they allow to post. For example, an idiot friend of
>>>> the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.
>>
>>> You share his fate:-)
>>
>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is
>> easy to construe it as snot.

> Take it as you will, and describe it in any vulgar terms
> that suit your coarse pseudo-religious personality.
> The facts remain.

Facts remain Iain, but many that relate to you are not fit to be posted
here.

>>>>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>>>>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>>>>
>>>> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a
>>>> password that works.
>>
>>> No chance for you, then? :-)
>>
>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is
>> easy to construe it as snot.

> What an odious fellow you are:-(

I'm just commenting on your snotty posts, Iain.

>>> As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are
>>> concerned, membership is by invitation only, firstly in
>>> a read-only capacity.
>>
>> Yes, I have r/w access to a fairly prestigious pro audio
>> mailing list like that.

> I am talking about professional audio groups, not mailing
> lists.

So Iain, are you saying that mailing lists are only of interest to inferior
persons?

<I get a feeling that Iain doesn't know that a mailing list is a form of
newsgroup.>

> I am sure you are on the mailing list of
> Behringer, and some cheap toyshop mic manufacturers.

Actually, I am not.

>>> In the past there was some recruiting
>>> from groups like UKRA. New members are then seconded by
>>> an existing member, and given
>>> an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your
>>> odious behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended
>>> exclusion. The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag
>>> around your neck:-)

>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is
>> easy to construe it as snot.

> You were punching well above your weight when you
> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.

Apparently I managed to hurt him badly, because he clearly is not
interested in a rematch.

> They certainly had the last laugh:-)

There is no pain in not obtaining what one does not want. Think about it,
Iain.

>>> According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
>>> forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.
>>
>> So Iain you are saying that they don't trust their
>> password system?

> No. I am saying that a condition of membership is that one
> does not disclose the URL to non-members.

Probably interested in avoiding libel suits.

>> In the US we have working security systems. We can let
>> people look, but not touch.

> They don't want you anywhere near.

Then I managed to hurt him very seriously, because he clearly is no shape
for a rematch.

> I think that is a wise decision.

It will protect his weak self-image.

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
ti.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> i.fi
>>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>>> . ..
>>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>>> .fi
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being
>>>>> specifically excluded from at least two of the most
>>>>> important closed prof audio groups.
>>>>
>>>> A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose
>>>> name and purpose I still don't know.
>>>>
>>>> This really hurts me, not!
>>>>
>>>> Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get
>>>> anybody excited over something as obscure as this. :-(
>>>
>>> Jenn
>>> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
>>> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
>>> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
>>> to have nothing to do with him. They are smart
>>> people.
>>
>> Exactly. Using obscure and irrelevant facts and hearsay
>> to libel someone is not an example of coarse manners and
>> odious behavior, as long as it is Iain who is doing it.

> Arny, I laughed a the subject line of your post.

Yes, it was a direct hit on your weirdness, wasn't it?

> Even to someone all poorly educated and ill-informed
> as yourself, surely neither the EBU nor the BBC can be
> termed as "obscure"

And there's no evidence that this obscure group that you keep bragging about
is an official activity of either.

> Just in case you are indeed the
> only one in the entire universe who does not know,
> the two sets of initials stand for "European Broadcasting
> Union" and "British Broadcasting Corporation" There are
> a whole host of audio/music/culture/recoding/broadcast
> related closed discussion groups under the EBU banner.

Right, but we have no proof that the group you keep bragging about is an
official activity of either.

> If the entire membership of at least two large
> professional audio discussion groups in the EBU think you
> are coarse mannered and odious, who am I to argue?

Where's the proof that the group you keep bragging about is an official
activity of either?

> Even
> less so, when I agree totally with their appraisal.
> Keeping European professional audio a "Krooborg free
> zone" was probably the best unanimous decision they ever made.

Since there is no proof that this group even exists, you're talking out the
back of your neck, Iain.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 14:26, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>
> ti.fi
>
>
>
>
>
> > "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
> >> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> i.fi
> >>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
> >>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> .fi
>
> >>>>> Jenn. Arny holds the dubious honour of being
> >>>>> specifically excluded from at least two of the most
> >>>>> important closed prof audio groups.
>
> >>>> A group that ironically I never knew existed, and whose
> >>>> name and purpose I still don't know.
>
> >>>> This really hurts me, not!
>
> >>>> Iain, one has to be really desperate to try to get
> >>>> anybody excited over something as obscure as this. :-(
>
> >>> Jenn
> >>> I use the fact the Arny is denied access to closed
> >>> groups due to his coarse manners and odious
> >>> behaviour to illustrate that audio professionals wish
> >>> to have nothing to do with him. *They are smart
> >>> people.
>
> >> Exactly. Using obscure and irrelevant facts and hearsay
> >> to libel someone is not an example of coarse manners and
> >> odious behavior, as long as it is Iain who is doing it.
> > Arny, I laughed a the subject line of your post.
>
> Yes, it was a direct hit on your weirdness, wasn't it?
>
> > Even to someone all poorly educated and ill-informed
> > as yourself, surely neither the EBU nor the BBC can be
> > termed as "obscure"
>
> And there's no evidence that this obscure group that you keep bragging about
> is an official activity of either.
>
> > *Just in case you are indeed the
> > only one in the entire universe who does not know,
> > the two sets of initials stand for "European Broadcasting
> > Union" and "British Broadcasting Corporation" *There are
> > a whole host of audio/music/culture/recoding/broadcast
> > related closed discussion groups under the EBU banner.
>
> Right, but we have no proof that the group you keep bragging about is an
> official activity of either.
>
> > If the entire membership of at least two large
> > professional audio discussion groups in the EBU think you
> > are coarse mannered and odious, who am I to argue?
>
> Where's the proof that the group you keep bragging about is an official
> activity of either?
>
> > *Even
> > less so, when I agree totally with their appraisal.
> > Keeping European professional audio a "Krooborg free
> > zone" was probably *the best unanimous decision they ever made.
>
> Since there is no proof that this group even exists, you're talking out the
> back of your neck, Iain.-

they think you are just fine Arny, they think you are an outstanding
contributor, they just have to protect themslves against
people 'like' you.

[John Atkinson[_2_]]

On Feb 27, 9:48*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "George M. Middius" <ckskr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
> in messagenews:vbtas312kckb3at4hpjqncjcrmit5sk3ec@4ax .com
> > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > contradict yourself?
>
> Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.

And I like people, Mr. Krueger. :-)

John Atkinson
Editor, Stereophile

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 27, 7:01*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> wrote in
>
> > On Feb 26, 9:42 pm, "Arny Krueger" >
> > wrote:
> >> "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" >
> >> wrote in
> >>
>
> >>> You're very lucky.
>
> >> You could be just as lucky ****R - just concentrate on
> >> those other groups
> >> where you seem to be able to post in a civil matter.
>
> > F
>
> Ypu, ****R takes a suggestion that he post in places where he is more
> comfortable as an insult.

F

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 27, 1:51*pm, John Atkinson > wrote:
> On Feb 27, 9:48*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
> > "George M. Middius" <ckskr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
> > in messagenews:vbtas312kckb3at4hpjqncjcrmit5sk3ec@4ax .com
> > > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > > contradict yourself?
>
> > Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.
>
> And I like people, Mr. Krueger. :-)

People like GOIA don't use toilet paper.

[George M. Middius]

John Atkinson said:

> > > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > > contradict yourself?
> >
> > Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.
>
> And I like people, Mr. Krueger. :-)

Stop that! Stop making jokes and having fun! This is an AUDIO newsgroup,
dammit!

[George M. Middius]

Shhhh! said:

> > > > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > > > contradict yourself?
> >
> > > Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.
> >
> > And I like people, Mr. Krueger. :-)
>
> People like GOIA don't use toilet paper.

Thank's Mr. Shhh for, admoittting Mr. Sssssh that you're are er jealous
of Krooger's collection of turd's Mr. Shshsh.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 14:21, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:

>
> There is no pain in not obtaining what one does not want. Think about it,
> Iain.


For people 'like' Arny, pain is exactly what they hope to obtain.

[Clyde Slick]

On 27 Feb, 14:51, John Atkinson > wrote:
> On Feb 27, 9:48*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
> > "George M. Middius" <ckskr _ george @ comcast . net> wrote
> > in messagenews:vbtas312kckb3at4hpjqncjcrmit5sk3ec@4ax .com
> > > Let me get this straight: It's JA's fault that you
> > > contradict yourself?
>
> > Of course that isn't what I said. I said people like Atkinson.
>
> And I like people, Mr. Krueger. :-)
>

But do you like people 'like' Mr. Krueger?
You know, the ones with two arms, two legs, and schizophrenic paranoia.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 27, 2:45*pm, Clyde Slick > wrote:
> On 27 Feb, 14:21, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:

> > There is no pain in not obtaining what one does not want. Think about it,
> > Iain.
>
> For people 'like' Arny, pain is exactly what they hope to obtain.

I think it's funny how easily I can control him. All I have to do is
post the letter "F" and he responds with several lines of BS.

I don't even have to type a complete word and GOIA responds. I'll bet
he's posting 130+ letters to my one.

I win! LOL!

[Bill Riel]

In article >,
says...

> <I get a feeling that Iain doesn't know that a mailing list is a form of
> newsgroup.>

Is it now?

Is this one of those weird Krooglish categorizations? You know, the
realm in which "people like Atkinson" is a metaphor?

Just curious.

--
Bill

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 27, 2:54*pm, Bill Riel > wrote:
> In article >,
> says...
>
> > <I get a feeling that Iain doesn't know that a mailing list is a form of
> > newsgroup.>
>
> Is it now?
>
> Is this one of those weird Krooglish categorizations? You know, the
> realm in which "people like Atkinson" is a metaphor?
>
> Just curious.

People like GOIA don't take a kindly view of those who dare to
question something they said. People like GOIA have skin that's far
too thin to accept that. People like GOIA are, in fact, quite
insane. ;-)

[Bill Riel]

In article <261ca1b1-67d0-4e80-b0d9-49b9da16e775
@b1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>, says...

> People like GOIA don't take a kindly view of those who dare to
> question something they said. People like GOIA have skin that's far
> too thin to accept that. People like GOIA are, in fact, quite
> insane. ;-)
>

Hey, nice use of metaphor!

--
Bill

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 27, 3:22*pm, Bill Riel > wrote:
> says...
>
> > People like GOIA don't take a kindly view of those who dare to
> > question something they said. People like GOIA have skin that's far
> > too thin to accept that. People like GOIA are, in fact, quite
> > insane. ;-)
>
> Hey, nice use of metaphor!

Thank you, but I was trying to be allegorical.

[TT]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi...
>
>
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> i.fi
>>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>>
>>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>>> i.fi...
>>>>
>>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>>>> ruined RAO.
>>>>
>>>> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are
>>>> fairly well known, but also fairly discriminating about
>>>> who they allow to post. For example, an idiot friend of
>>>> the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.
>>
>>> You share his fate:-)
>>
>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>> it
>> as snot.
>
> Take it as you will, and describe it in any vulgar terms
> that suit your coarse pseudo-religious personality.
> The facts remain.
>
>>
>>>>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>>>>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>>>>
>>>> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a
>>>> password that works.
>>
>>> No chance for you, then? :-)
>>
>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>> it
>> as snot.
>
> What an odious fellow you are:-(
>>
>>> As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are
>>> concerned, membership is by invitation only, firstly in a
>>> read-only capacity.
>>
>> Yes, I have r/w access to a fairly prestigious pro audio mailing list
>> like
>> that.
>
>
> I am talking about professional audio groups, not mailing lists.
> I am sure you are on the mailing list of Behringer, and some
> cheap toyshop mic manufacturers.
>
>
>>
>>>In the past there was some recruiting
>>> from groups like UKRA. New members are then seconded by an existing
>>> member, and given
>>> an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your odious
>>> behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended exclusion.
>>> The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag
>>> around your neck:-)
>>
>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>> it
>> as snot.
>
> You were punching well above your weight when you
> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
> They certainly had the last laugh:-)
>
>>
>>
>>> According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
>>> forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.
>>
>> So Iain you are saying that they don't trust their password system?
>
> No. I am saying that a condition of membership is that one
> does not disclose the URL to non-members.
>
>> In the US we have working security systems. We can let people look, but
>> not touch.
>
>
> They don't want you anywhere near.
> I think that is a wise decision.
>
> Iain
>
It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of male, bovine faecal
matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)

Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling you and hoping to
get you mad enough to reveal information about your friends. I am very
intrigued that this behaviour mimics your other pal Philthy's antics.

Cheers TT

[Arny Krueger]

"TT" > wrote in message


> It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of
> male, bovine faecal matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)

Your manifold contributions are gratefully accepted. ;-)

> Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling
> you and hoping to get you mad enough to reveal
> information about your friends.

Iain has already revealed enough that I could follow up with.

I have no interest in doing such a thing - for one thing Terry, I'm not you
or Iain. Unlike either of you, I don't netstalk people and trace them back
to their neighborhoods and friends and libel them in their own front yard.
I'd like to know the name of the alternate universe where doing such things
is thought to be polite or even anything but sick.

As far as the forums that Iain favors, they are bound to be like him. Not
exactly my cup of tea. I only interact with either of you because you're
constantly soiling my presence.

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>
>>> You were punching well above your weight when you
>>> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
>>
>> Apparently I managed to hurt him badly, because he
>> clearly is not interested in a rematch.
>>
> They are much too smart to step deliberately into the
> same pile of excrement a second time:-)

Not a joke, just lame snot.

I'm always reminded of that principle, every time I respond to one of your
posts, Iain.

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
. ..
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message

>> You were punching well above your weight when you
>> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
>
> Apparently I managed to hurt him badly, because he clearly is not
> interested in a rematch.
>
They are much too smart to step deliberately into the
same pile of excrement a second time:-)

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"TT" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> i.fi...
>>
>>
>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>> . ..
>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>> i.fi
>>>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>>>> ...
>>>>>
>>>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>>>> i.fi...
>>>>>
>>>>>> Whatever you do, don't tell GOIA the name of those
>>>>>> groups. He'll find a way to ruin them just like he's
>>>>>> ruined RAO.
>>>>>
>>>>> I'm a member of a number of closed groups. Most are
>>>>> fairly well known, but also fairly discriminating about
>>>>> who they allow to post. For example, an idiot friend of
>>>>> the Middiot is not allowed to post on it.
>>>
>>>> You share his fate:-)
>>>
>>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>>> it
>>> as snot.
>>
>> Take it as you will, and describe it in any vulgar terms
>> that suit your coarse pseudo-religious personality.
>> The facts remain.
>>
>>>
>>>>>> You cannot get even past the main screen without an
>>>>>> ID and a password which is issued by the webmaster.
>>>>>
>>>>> Yes, but if one acts in a civil way, one keeps a
>>>>> password that works.
>>>
>>>> No chance for you, then? :-)
>>>
>>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>>> it
>>> as snot.
>>
>> What an odious fellow you are:-(
>>>
>>>> As far as the closed prof audio/music/culture groups are
>>>> concerned, membership is by invitation only, firstly in a
>>>> read-only capacity.
>>>
>>> Yes, I have r/w access to a fairly prestigious pro audio mailing list
>>> like
>>> that.
>>
>>
>> I am talking about professional audio groups, not mailing lists.
>> I am sure you are on the mailing list of Behringer, and some
>> cheap toyshop mic manufacturers.
>>
>>
>>>
>>>>In the past there was some recruiting
>>>> from groups like UKRA. New members are then seconded by an existing
>>>> member, and given
>>>> an ID and a password by the Webmaster. It was your odious
>>>> behaivour on UKRA which got you your open-ended exclusion.
>>>> The gentlemen from the BBC soon put you a rabies tag
>>>> around your neck:-)
>>>
>>> It's hard to construe that as being funny, Iain. It is easy to construe
>>> it
>>> as snot.
>>
>> You were punching well above your weight when you
>> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
>> They certainly had the last laugh:-)
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> According to the rules of closed groups it is expressly
>>>> forbidden to disclose their URL to any non-member.
>>>
>>> So Iain you are saying that they don't trust their password system?
>>
>> No. I am saying that a condition of membership is that one
>> does not disclose the URL to non-members.
>>
>>> In the US we have working security systems. We can let people look, but
>>> not touch.
>>
>>
>> They don't want you anywhere near.
>> I think that is a wise decision.
>>
>> Iain
>>
> It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of male, bovine
> faecal matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)
>
> Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling you and hoping to
> get you mad enough to reveal information about your friends. I am very
> intrigued that this behaviour mimics your other pal Philthy's antics.
>


Hi TT.

I am intrigued to know how the behaivour of this lewd
disgusting man can be equated with his claims to be
a Christian!

Iain

[Arny Krueger]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
i.fi
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> . ..
>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>> .fi
>>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>>> . ..
>>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>>
>>>>> You were punching well above your weight when you
>>>>> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
>>>>
>>>> Apparently I managed to hurt him badly, because he
>>>> clearly is not interested in a rematch.
>>>>
>>> They are much too smart to step deliberately into the
>>> same pile of excrement a second time:-)
>>
>> Not a joke, just lame snot.
>>
>
> Indeed not a joke. Why should two highly sucessful
> former BBC engineering execs, with qualification,
> career and financial status probably an order of
> magnitude above your own, bother with an odious,
> foul.mouthed pseudo-Christian?

More snot.

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
. ..
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> .fi
>> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
>> . ..
>>> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
>>
>>>> You were punching well above your weight when you
>>>> foul-mouthed the gentlemen from the Beeb.
>>>
>>> Apparently I managed to hurt him badly, because he
>>> clearly is not interested in a rematch.
>>>
>> They are much too smart to step deliberately into the
>> same pile of excrement a second time:-)
>
> Not a joke, just lame snot.
>

Indeed not a joke. Why should two highly sucessful
former BBC engineering execs, with qualification,
career and financial status probably an order of
magnitude above your own, bother with an odious,
foul.mouthed pseudo-Christian?

[George M. Middius]

Iain Churches said:

> >> They are much too smart to step deliberately into the
> >> same pile of excrement a second time:-)

> > Not a joke, just lame snot.

> Indeed not a joke.

Indeed, it was a metaphor. (The Krooborg is konfused about that term.)

> Why should two highly sucessful
> former BBC engineering execs, with qualification,
> career and financial status probably an order of
> magnitude above your own, bother with an odious,
> foul.mouthed pseudo-Christian?

Rhetorical questions have no place in the "debating trade".

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Feb 28, 8:46*am, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "TT" > wrote in message
>
>
>
> > It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of
> > male, bovine faecal matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)
>
> Your manifold contributions are gratefully accepted. ;-)
>
> > Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling
> > you and hoping to get you mad enough to reveal
> > information about your friends.
>
> Iain has already revealed enough that I could follow up with.
>
> I have no interest in doing such a thing - for one thing Terry, I'm not you
> or Iain. Unlike either of you, I don't netstalk people and trace them back
> to their neighborhoods and friends and libel them in their own front yard.
> I'd like to know the name of the alternate universe where doing such things
> is thought to be polite or even anything but sick.
>
> As far as the forums that Iain favors, they are bound to be like him. Not
> exactly my cup of tea. I only interact with either of you because you're
> constantly soiling my presence.

Irony upgrade = D

[TT]

"Iain Churches" > wrote in message
ti.fi...
>>>>
>>> Iain
>>>
>> It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of male, bovine
>> faecal matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)
>>
>> Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling you and hoping
>> to get you mad enough to reveal information about your friends. I am
>> very intrigued that this behaviour mimics your other pal Philthy's
>> antics.
>>
>
>
> Hi TT.
>
> I am intrigued to know how the behaivour of this lewd
> disgusting man can be equated with his claims to be
> a Christian!
>
> Iain
Have a look on his head and when you see the number 666 tattooed you will
understand ;-)

Cheers TT

[Iain Churches[_2_]]

"TT" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Iain Churches" > wrote in message
> ti.fi...
>>>>>
>>>> Iain
>>>>
>>> It never ceases to truly amaze me at the sheer weight of male, bovine
>>> faecal matter when in Kruegerland! ;-)
>>>
>>> Iain please be very wary and aware that Arny is needling you and hoping
>>> to get you mad enough to reveal information about your friends. I am
>>> very intrigued that this behaviour mimics your other pal Philthy's
>>> antics.
>>>
>> I am intrigued to know how the behaivour of this lewd
>> disgusting man can be equated with his claims to be
>> a Christian!

> Have a look on his head and when you see the number 666 tattooed you will
> understand ;-)
>
He probably keep his "pork pie" hat pulled well down to
hide the horns. But the cloven hooves are the give-away:-)