TT, Art, Arny, et al THANKS

[Jenn[_2_]]

....for trying this experiment with trying to stop one gross, hurtful
topic. Please, don't even respond to this post. Let's just try to cut
the cycle abruptly.

Sincere thanks.

[TT]

"Jenn" > wrote in message
...
> ...for trying this experiment with trying to stop one
> gross, hurtful
> topic. Please, don't even respond to this post. Let's
> just try to cut
> the cycle abruptly.
>
> Sincere thanks.

Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
be ;-) If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
;-) As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))

Sighhhhhh............ Please bear in mind Arny is an
incorrigible recalcitrant whom will *NEVER* back down :-(

I am quite happy to continue with the blanket moratorium :-)
Ignoring Arny is can be more fun than trading banalities
with him anyway :-))

Cheers TT

[Clyde Slick]

On 17 Iul, 22:48, "TT" > wrote:

> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> be ;-) *If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> ;-) *As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>

good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
be one of your "chicks for free".

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

Clyde Slick said:

> good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> be one of your "chicks for free".

How do they say "oink" in Romanian?

[TT]

"George M. Middius" > wrote in
message ...
>
>
> Clyde Slick said:
>
>> good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
>> be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> How do they say "oink" in Romanian?
>
>
I missed that one George so can you please enlighten me?

Cheers TT

[Clyde Slick]

On 17 Iul, 23:50, Signal > wrote:
> Clyde Slick > wrote:
>
> >> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> >> be ;-) *If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> >> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> >> ;-) *As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>
> >good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> Cheques.
>
> CHEQUES!!!
>
>

czechs?

http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/dire+straits/money+for+nothing_20040681.html

http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Money-For-Nothing-lyrics-Dire-Straits/B58B2B094EE5F0A348256BCE000C93A0

http://www.lyrics007.com/Dire%20Straits%20Lyrics/Money%20For%20Nothing%20Lyrics.html

http://www.metrolyrics.com/money-for-nothing-lyrics-dire-straits.html

[Arny Krueger]

"TT" > wrote in message


> :-) Ignoring Arny is can be more fun than trading
> banalities with him anyway :-))

Terry, I'm perfectly happy with you ignoring me, partially because of your
obsession with the banal aspects of audio and life in general. It's quite
clear that you have no appreciation for normal intelligent adult discussion,
because you refuse to even define the vague terms that you are prone to use.

I'm surprised that you aren't taking credit for precipitating the current
crisis by blindly following Art's horrific lead.

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

TT said:

> >> good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >> be one of your "chicks for free".
> >
> > How do they say "oink" in Romanian?

> I missed that one George so can you please enlighten me?

Sacky is a pig.

[Clyde Slick]

On 18 Iul, 08:50, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "TT" > wrote in message
>
>
>
> > :-) Ignoring Arny is can be more fun than trading
> > banalities with him anyway :-))
>
> Terry, I'm perfectly happy with you ignoring me, partially because of your
> obsession with the banal aspects of audio and life in general. It's quite
> clear that you have no appreciation for normal intelligent adult discussion,
> because you refuse to even define the vague terms that you are prone to use.
>
> I'm surprised that you aren't taking credit for precipitating the current
> crisis by blindly following Art's *horrific lead.


Free Pass #17,
plus an extra bonus,
your first toll free voucher for the highway to heaven.
(one free sin will be erased from your permanent record)

[Clyde Slick]

On 18 Iul, 18:05, Signal > wrote:
> Clyde Slick > wrote:
> >> >> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> >> >> be ;-) *If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> >> >> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> >> >> ;-) *As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>
> >> >good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >> >be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> >> Cheques.
>
> >> CHEQUES!!!
>
> >czechs?
>
> >http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/dire+straits/money+for+nothing_20040681....
>
> >http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Money-For-Nothing-lyrics-Dire-...
>
> >http://www.lyrics007.com/Dire%20Straits%20Lyrics/Money%20For%20Nothin...
>
> >http://www.metrolyrics.com/money-for-nothing-lyrics-dire-straits.html
>
> Cheeks!
>

money for nothing and
check for fleas?

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

Signal said:

> >It's quite
> >clear that you have no appreciation for normal intelligent adult discussion
>
> LOL! Good one. You should try that line when they're strapping you
> into the straight jacket. :-)

Arnii isn't "straight". He bought a crooked house, you know. And he once
klaimed Roy/Graham wasn't the "real" Devil. Nobody is crookeder than a
lifelong crook.

[Clyde Slick]

On 18 Iul, 20:06, Signal > wrote:
> Clyde Slick > wrote:
> >> >> >> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> >> >> >> be ;-) *If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> >> >> >> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> >> >> >> ;-) *As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>
> >> >> >good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >> >> >be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> >> >> Cheques.
>
> >> >> CHEQUES!!!
>
> >> >czechs?
>
> >> >http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/dire+straits/money+for+nothing_20040681.....
>
> >> >http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Money-For-Nothing-lyrics-Dire-....
>
> >> >http://www.lyrics007.com/Dire%20Straits%20Lyrics/Money%20For%20Nothin....
>
> >> >http://www.metrolyrics.com/money-for-nothing-lyrics-dire-straits.html
>
> >> Cheeks!
>
> >money for nothing and
> >check for fleas?
>
> Yep. That pretty much sums up Mark Knopfler.
>

just curious, why don't you like him?
I don't know much about him and have little opinion.
saw a vid with him and Emmy Lou 2 weeks ago, didn't
do much for me.

[TT]

"George M. Middius" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Signal said:
>
>> >It's quite
>> >clear that you have no appreciation for normal intelligent adult
>> >discussion
>>
>> LOL! Good one. You should try that line when they're strapping you
>> into the straight jacket. :-)
>
> Arnii isn't "straight". He bought a crooked house, you know. And he once
> klaimed Roy/Graham wasn't the "real" Devil. Nobody is crookeder than a
> lifelong crook.
>
Ahhhh.......... So "the jacket" is to straighten him out eh? :-)) And here's
me just thinking he was just your average raving loony ;-)

Seriously now, do you consider that Arny is a crook? Believing he is
dishonest would rely on the assumption of intent to defraud where as simple
incompetence is not illegal or immoral (yet).

Thinking on this a little more, *IF* at any stage he was charged, he could
easily beat the rap and get off with a plea of insanity. Most of Usenet
could be called as witnesses for the defence :-))

Cheers TT

[Arny Krueger]

"Signal" > wrote in message

> "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
>> It's quite
>> clear that you have no appreciation for normal
>> intelligent adult discussion
>
> LOL! Good one. You should try that line when they're
> strapping you into the straight jacket. :-)

Never had the experience, but how many times have they don it to you, Paul?

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

TT said:

> >> LOL! Good one. You should try that line when they're strapping you
> >> into the straight jacket. :-)
> >
> > Arnii isn't "straight". He bought a crooked house, you know. And he once
> > klaimed Roy/Graham wasn't the "real" Devil. Nobody is crookeder than a
> > lifelong crook.

> Seriously now, do you consider that Arny is a crook? Believing he is
> dishonest would rely on the assumption of intent to defraud where as simple
> incompetence is not illegal or immoral (yet).

A crook, yes, but only small-time. Two instances of his thieving have
surfaced on RAO. Plus there's the nonstop lying. Where there's smoke, etc.

> Thinking on this a little more, *IF* at any stage he was charged, he could
> easily beat the rap and get off with a plea of insanity. Most of Usenet
> could be called as witnesses for the defence :-))

The lack of prosecution is a two-edged sword. Krooger is still apparently
free and therefore able to perpetrate his petty larcenies with impunity.
That's the upside for him. The downside is he keeps dancing at the edge of
the abyss, tempting fate, and one day his sinning will catch up with him.

There's also the matter of the matter that is the putative subject of this
thread. You will note that despite the involvement of the authorities,
Turdborg remains unprosecuted. That is strong testimony to a lack of
incriminating evidence.

[Vinylanach]

On Jul 19, 10:41�am, Signal > wrote:
> Clyde Slick > wrote:
> >> >> >> >> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> >> >> >> >> be ;-) �If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> >> >> >> >> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> >> >> >> >> ;-) �As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>
> >> >> >> >good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >> >> >> >be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> >> >> >> Cheques.
>
> >> >> >> CHEQUES!!!
>
> >> >> >czechs?
>
> >> >> >http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/dire+straits/money+for+nothing_20040681....
>
> >> >> >http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Money-For-Nothing-lyrics-Dire-...
>
> >> >> >http://www.lyrics007.com/Dire%20Straits%20Lyrics/Money%20For%20Nothin...
>
> >> >> >http://www.metrolyrics.com/money-for-nothing-lyrics-dire-straits.html
>
> >> >> Cheeks!
>
> >> >money for nothing and
> >> >check for fleas?
>
> >> Yep. That pretty much sums up Mark Knopfler.
>
> >just curious, why don't you like him?
> >I don't know much about him and have little opinion.
> >saw a vid with him and Emmy Lou 2 weeks ago, didn't
> >do much for me.
>
> I wasn't exactly being serious Art, but I do find his music repellent.
> Yes he's technically competent.. but the mundane, cliched MOR
> twaddling.. the Dylan inflections.. the stinky sweatband. God I hope I
> never have to hear walk of life again!

Agreed. "Making Movies" is still superb. I don't know if I've ever
listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.

Boon

[Clyde Slick]

On 19 Iul, 13:41, Signal > wrote:
> Clyde Slick > wrote:
> >> >> >> >> Hi Jenn, you never got back to me about who the bookie would
> >> >> >> >> be ;-) *If you notice Arny's post today with my name in the
> >> >> >> >> header you will see why I was interested in placing a bet
> >> >> >> >> ;-) *As Mark Knopfler said "money for nothing" :-))
>
> >> >> >> >good luck, but I don't think Jenn is gonna
> >> >> >> >be one of your "chicks for free".
>
> >> >> >> Cheques.
>
> >> >> >> CHEQUES!!!
>
> >> >> >czechs?
>
> >> >> >http://www.lyricsfreak.com/d/dire+straits/money+for+nothing_20040681....
>
> >> >> >http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/Money-For-Nothing-lyrics-Dire-...
>
> >> >> >http://www.lyrics007.com/Dire%20Straits%20Lyrics/Money%20For%20Nothin...
>
> >> >> >http://www.metrolyrics.com/money-for-nothing-lyrics-dire-straits.html
>
> >> >> Cheeks!
>
> >> >money for nothing and
> >> >check for fleas?
>
> >> Yep. That pretty much sums up Mark Knopfler.
>
> >just curious, why don't you like him?
> >I don't know much about him and have little opinion.
> >saw a vid with him and Emmy Lou 2 weeks ago, didn't
> >do much for me.
>
> I wasn't exactly being serious Art, but I do find his music repellent.
> Yes he's technically competent.. but the mundane, cliched MOR
> twaddling.. the Dylan inflections.. the stinky sweatband. God I hope I
> never have to hear walk of life again!
>

I did like Communique a whole lot, that's about it
most of the total rep lacks emotional content.

[TT]

"Vinylanach" > wrote in message
...

Agreed. "Making Movies" is still superb. I don't know if I've ever
listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.

Boon

BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
equipment with and is a personal favourite.

Have heard any of his later solo stuff? Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
Running?

I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
steel guitar of his. BTW I just read that you are quite partial to picking
up a guitar yourself ;-) I would have thought you would have appreciated MK
a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great guitar
abilities.

Cheers TT

[TT]

"Signal" > wrote in message
...
> "TT" > wrote:
>
>>>> >It's quite
>>>> >clear that you have no appreciation for normal intelligent adult
>>>> >discussion
>>>>
>>>> LOL! Good one. You should try that line when they're strapping you
>>>> into the straight jacket. :-)
>>>
>>> Arnii isn't "straight". He bought a crooked house, you know. And he once
>>> klaimed Roy/Graham wasn't the "real" Devil. Nobody is crookeder than a
>>> lifelong crook.
>>
>>Ahhhh.......... So "the jacket" is to straighten him out eh? :-)) And
>>here's
>>me just thinking he was just your average raving loony ;-)
>>
>>Seriously now, do you consider that Arny is a crook? Believing he is
>>dishonest would rely on the assumption of intent to defraud where as
>>simple
>>incompetence is not illegal or immoral (yet).
>>
>>Thinking on this a little more, *IF* at any stage he was charged, he could
>>easily beat the rap and get off with a plea of insanity. Most of Usenet
>>could be called as witnesses for the defence :-))
>
> I know you're joking T, but in all seriousness Arny isn't insane or
> deranged.

Great, someone actually noticed the laughing smiley :-)

> The thought processes he exhibits are extremely orderly and
> systematic.. but he is absurdly abnormal and maladaptive in his
> behaviour. By my estimation he suffers a pronounced personality
> disorder, paranoid personality disorder say, with traits of OCPD. Have
> a quick skim at the relevant entries in Wikipedia.. note the
> resemblance??

Yes , I am familiar with Obsessive Compulsives :-(


> Now back to the point.. from a courts perspective,
> personality disorders are not accepted as a defense plea!
>
Yeah but he could still cop the insane plea and everyone would still back it
:-))
>
Cheers TT

[Vinylanach]

On Jul 19, 8:20�pm, "TT" > wrote:
> "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> Agreed. �"Making Movies" is still superb. �I don't know if I've ever
> listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.
>
> Boon
>
> BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
> equipment with and is a personal favourite.
>
> Have heard any of his later solo stuff? �Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
> Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
> Running?
>
> I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
> steel guitar of his. �BTW I just read that you are quite partial to picking
> up a guitar yourself ;-) �I would have thought you would have appreciated MK
> a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great guitar
> abilities.

He's one of my favorite guitarists. It's just too bad when the
singing comes with it.

Boon

[TT]

"Vinylanach" > wrote in message
...
On Jul 19, 8:20?pm, "TT" > wrote:
> "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
>
> ...
>
> Agreed. ?"Making Movies" is still superb. ?I don't know if I've ever
> listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.
>
> Boon
>
> BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
> equipment with and is a personal favourite.
>
> Have heard any of his later solo stuff? ?Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
> Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
> Running?
>
> I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
> steel guitar of his. ?BTW I just read that you are quite partial to
> picking
> up a guitar yourself ;-) ?I would have thought you would have appreciated
> MK
> a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great
> guitar
> abilities.

He's one of my favorite guitarists. It's just too bad when the
singing comes with it.

Boon

Perhaps a better choice of songs for him would be more applicable ;-) IMHO
he is probably more like Rod Stewart and his gravelly monotonal voice but
they both can bash out some very good songs all the same.

Cheers TT

[Jenn[_2_]]

In article
>,
Vinylanach > wrote:

> On Jul 19, 8:20?pm, "TT" > wrote:
> > "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
> >
> > ...
> >
> > Agreed. ?"Making Movies" is still superb. ?I don't know if I've ever
> > listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.
> >
> > Boon
> >
> > BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
> > equipment with and is a personal favourite.
> >
> > Have heard any of his later solo stuff? ?Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
> > Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
> > Running?
> >
> > I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
> > steel guitar of his. ?BTW I just read that you are quite partial to picking
> > up a guitar yourself ;-) ?I would have thought you would have appreciated MK
> > a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great guitar
> > abilities.
>
> He's one of my favorite guitarists. It's just too bad when the
> singing comes with it.
>
> Boon

Have you heard "Neck and Neck" with Chet Atkins?

[Arny Krueger]

"Signal" > wrote in message


>
> I know you're joking T, but in all seriousness Arny isn't
> insane or deranged. The thought processes he exhibits are
> extremely orderly and systematic.. but he is absurdly
> abnormal and maladaptive in his behaviour.

I love it when nuts like Paul set themselves up in judgement over people who
have lived normal, productive lives.

Stable, long-term relationships? Not Paul!

Generally happy? Not Paul!

Making good progress in his career? Not Paul!

Heck, he's so ashamed of himself, and so paranoid that he can't even post
under his given name.

> By my estimation he suffers a pronounced personality disorder,
> paranoid personality disorder say, with traits of OCPD.

It's the chemicals in your blood that make you crazy like that, Paul. What
are you experimenting with this week?

[Clyde Slick]

On 20 Iul, 07:05, "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
> "Signal" > wrote in message
>
>
>
>
>
> > I know you're joking T, but in all seriousness Arny isn't
> > insane or deranged. The thought processes he exhibits are
> > extremely orderly and systematic.. but he is absurdly
> > abnormal and maladaptive in his behaviour.
>
> I love it when nuts like Paul set themselves up in judgement over people who
> have lived normal, productive lives.
>
> Stable, long-term relationships? Not Paul!
>
> Generally happy? Not Paul!
>
> Making good progress in his career? *Not Paul!
>
> Heck, he's so ashamed of himself, and so paranoid that he can't even post
> under his given name.
>
> > By my estimation he suffers a pronounced personality disorder,
> > paranoid personality disorder say, with traits of OCPD.
>
> It's the chemicals in your blood that make you crazy like that, Paul. What
> are you experimenting with this week?

Free pass #18

[Vinylanach]

On Jul 19, 10:57�pm, "TT" > wrote:
> "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
>
> ...
> On Jul 19, 8:20?pm, "TT" > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
>
> ....
>
> > Agreed. ?"Making Movies" is still superb. ?I don't know if I've ever
> > listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.
>
> > Boon
>
> > BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
> > equipment with and is a personal favourite.
>
> > Have heard any of his later solo stuff? ?Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
> > Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
> > Running?
>
> > I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
> > steel guitar of his. ?BTW I just read that you are quite partial to
> > picking
> > up a guitar yourself ;-) ?I would have thought you would have appreciated
> > MK
> > a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great
> > guitar
> > abilities.
>
> He's one of my favorite guitarists. �It's just too bad when the
> singing comes with it.
>
> Boon
>
> Perhaps a better choice of songs for him would be more applicable ;-) �IMHO
> he is probably more like Rod Stewart and his gravelly monotonal voice but
> they both can bash out some very good songs all the same.

I love the songs "Romeo and Juliet," "Tunnel of Love," "Private
Investigations" and even "The Sultans of Swing." After that, my
interest wanes considerably. It's like Sonic Youth...if every song
was like "Dirty Boots," "Bull in the Heather" and "Kool Thing," they'd
be the greatest rock band in the history of the world, IMO.

For the record, I also love the soundtrack of "Local Hero." I think
Knopfler is a great guitarist. But when I look at all of his work, I
always feel a little frustrated that it isn't more consistent.

Boon

[Vinylanach]

On Jul 20, 1:01�am, Jenn > wrote:
> In article
> >,
>
>
>
>
>
> �Vinylanach > wrote:
> > On Jul 19, 8:20?pm, "TT" > wrote:
> > > "Vinylanach" > wrote in message
>
> > ....
>
> > > Agreed. ?"Making Movies" is still superb. ?I don't know if I've ever
> > > listened to "Brothers in Arms" all the way through.
>
> > > Boon
>
> > > BIA track 6 Ride Across the River is one of my test tracks to evaluate
> > > equipment with and is a personal favourite.
>
> > > Have heard any of his later solo stuff? ?Kill to Get Crimson, Sailing to
> > > Philadelphia, Shangri-La or his album with Emmylou Harris - All the Road
> > > Running?
>
> > > I actually don't mind him at all and he does really know how to twang that
> > > steel guitar of his. ?BTW I just read that you are quite partial to picking
> > > up a guitar yourself ;-) ?I would have thought you would have appreciated MK
> > > a little more than you say you do for the simple reason of his great guitar
> > > abilities.
>
> > He's one of my favorite guitarists. �It's just too bad when the
> > singing comes with it.
>
> > Boon
>
> Have you heard "Neck and Neck" with Chet Atkins?-

Yes...I like that, too.

Boon

[Arny Krueger]

"Signal" > wrote in message

> "Arny Krueger" > wrote:
>
>>> I know you're joking T, but in all seriousness Arny
>>> isn't insane or deranged. The thought processes he
>>> exhibits are extremely orderly and systematic.. but he
>>> is absurdly abnormal and maladaptive in his behaviour.
>>
>> I love it when nuts like Paul set themselves up in
>> judgement over people who have lived normal, productive
>> lives.
>
> Not really, just an assessment based on your perpetual
> weirdness. Of course I can't rule out the possibility
> that's it all an act... a lifelong act.. :-)
>
>> Stable, long-term relationships?
>
>> Generally happy?
>
>> Making good progress in his career?
>
> Oops.. there's that lashing out thing.. did I strike a
> nerve?

Obviously I struck a handfull of them because you don't have an answer to
any of those questions.

>>> By my estimation he suffers a pronounced personality
>>> disorder, paranoid personality disorder say, with
>>> traits of OCPD.
>>
>> It's the chemicals..
>
> Are you denying that you have a personality disorder?

In the face of all the symptoms of denial in your posts Paul, my response to
this question would pale in comparison.

[TT]

"Signal" > wrote in message
...
> "TT" > wrote:

>>> Now back to the point.. from a courts perspective,
>>> personality disorders are not accepted as a defense plea!
>>>
>>Yeah but he could still cop the insane plea and everyone would still back
>>it
>>:-))
>
> I would like to see this theory tested.. :-)
>
The theory that Arny could convince a court that he is insane or that
everyone on Usenet already agrees :-)) Either theory holds up IMHO :-))
>
>
Cheers TT

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

Signal said:

> >> Oops.. there's that lashing out thing.. did I strike a
> >> nerve?
> >
> >Obviously I struck a handfull of them because you don't have an answer to
> >any of those questions.
>
> Uh yeah... "obviously" that's the only possible explanation.

"Debating Trade" rule #27(b): Declaring "obviously" on a random utterance
makes it invisible and invulnerable to assault by logic or reason.

IOW, nyaah nyaah!

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

Signal said:

> >> Oops.. there's that lashing out thing.. did I strike a
> >> nerve?
> >
> >Obviously I struck a handfull of them because you don't have an answer to
> >any of those questions.
>
> Uh yeah... "obviously" that's the only possible explanation.

"Debating Trade" rule #27(b): Declaring "obviously" on a random utterance
makes it invisible and invulnerable to assault by logic or reason.

IOW, nyaah nyaah!