Witless and Sackmeister have a 'discussion'

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

"Arf! Woof! YAPYAPYAP!"

"duh? blub-blub-blub. your dumb."

"BARKETY-BARKETY-YAPYAP! your to much like the lib's."

"gub-bub-bub-gub you're self. its tyme four a brake."



Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.

[GeoSynch]

Pudge the Gimp is famished:

> Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.

Poor Pudge. This is the only life it knows. And it's mighty thin gruel these
past few days.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 14, 7:23�pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
> Pudge the Gimp is famished:
>
> > Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.
>
> Poor Pudge. This is the only life it knows. And it's mighty thin gruel these
> past few days.

Why? Does he have to drink four-and-a-half cups of coffee before he
can face his day (which happens to be the middle of the night)?

Oh, wait...that's you! LoL!

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

vinyl anachronist said:

> > > Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.
> >
> > Poor Pudge. This is the only life it knows. And it's mighty thin gruel these
> > past few days.
>
> Why? Does he have to drink four-and-a-half cups of coffee before he
> can face his day (which happens to be the middle of the night)?

There's coffee and then there's Coffee, of course.

> Oh, wait...that's you! LoL!

Stynchie used to buy hand lotion by the case, but now he buys viagra by the
hundreds. And all for nothing.

[GeoSynch]

Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:

> GeoSynch wrote:

> > Pudge the Gimp is famished:

>> > Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.

> > Poor Pudge. This is the only life it knows. And it's mighty thin gruel these
> > past few days.

> Why?

Why, indeed, when the MidYut insults two supposed friends of yours, you remain
strangely silent? But soon as I post something in response, there you are like a
nagging shrew. Actually, we all now know the reason why ... namely, you're a
shameless troll. Your dullard's prose that you try to peddle off as "copy" is
always in need of enlivening, so you never seem to miss an opportunity to troll
me and to appropriate and incorporate my words, phrases and outright passages
into your mediocre musings. But you know what, I don't mind in the least since
you're continually one article away from falling beneath the poverty level, so
go ahead and knock yourself out and borrow away. Heck, you do enough of it here
or rao already with all that sincere flattery. :-)

---------
* Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
cement: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 15, 9:08�pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
> Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:

What is this dormancy crap? You're the one who said "see you in a few
months" and here you are, just a couple of days later, hoisting the
same tired, juvenile insults to an audience that barely notices you.
What an empty, desolate life you must have. All you can do is hang out
on audio forums where all you do is make up lies about perfect
strangers and call them really insipid names.

Is there a mental health professional alive that would try to make a
case for your well-being? I think not.

>
> > GeoSynch wrote:
> > > Pudge the Gimp is famished:
> >> > Everybody is so enlightened when you two share your 'wisdom'.
> > > Poor Pudge. This is the only life it knows. And it's mighty thin gruel these
> > > past few days.
> > Why?
>
> Why, indeed, when the MidYut insults two supposed friends of yours, you remain
> strangely silent?

You're really desperate to come up with something, aren't you.
Anything. How come it never works out for you?

I know. It's because you're an outsider looking in. You have no idea
what's going on behind the scenes. It'll stay that way, too.

But soon as I post something in response, there you are like a
> nagging shrew.

Because you said you were leaving for a few months, and you're back in
a couple days. Internet addiction much?

Actually, we all now know the reason why ... namely, you're a
> shameless troll.

No. I just want to remind you about your hopeless existence as often
as possible.

Your dullard's prose that you try to peddle off as "copy" is
> always in need of enlivening, so you never seem to miss an opportunity to troll
> me and to appropriate and incorporate my words, phrases and outright passages
> into your mediocre musings.

Sorry, that dog won't hunt. We've seen nothing but a word-a-day-
calendar writing style from you.

But you know what, I don't mind in the least since
> you're continually one article away from falling beneath the poverty level, so
> go ahead and knock yourself out and borrow away.

Oh, I'm sorry...now you're my personal banker. Oh wait...you're just
making up **** out of thin air again. I guess that is what happens
when you're not smart enough to observe and report. You lie and you
hope there's someone out there more gullible than you.

Heck, you do enough of it here
> or rao already with all that sincere flattery. :-)
>
> ---------
> * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte

That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm
sure it's really, really dumb.

[GeoSynch]

The shrew shrilled:

> > Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:

> What is this dormancy crap?

Throwin' the Pudge a bone 'cause rao has all it's got goin' for it and who
should come crawling up out of the woodwork - why none other than that nagging
shrew Loony-tune Buffoon.

> You're the one who said "see you in a few months" and here you are, just a
> couple of days later, hoisting the same tired, juvenile insults

What a retarded statement "hoisting ... insults" makes it sound like you're on
the verge of another meltdown.

> > Why, indeed, when the MidYut insults two supposed friends of yours, you
> > remain strangely silent?

> You're really desperate to come up with something, aren't you.

Non-responsive obfuscative debating-trade tactic par for the course.

> > But soon as I post something in response, there you are like a nagging
> > shrew.

> Because you said you were leaving for a few months, and you're back in a
> couple days. Internet addiction much?

Throwin' the Pudge a bone but the nagging shrew felt compelled to initiate
another exchange, with your previous last post being getting the last word in on
the 'Palin' thread.

> > Actually, we all now know the reason why ... namely, you're a shameless
> > troll.

> No. I just want to remind you about your hopeless existence as often as
> possible.

You know very little about me so the above statement reeks of sour grapes.

> > Your dullard's prose that you try to peddle off as "copy" is always in need
> > of enlivening, so you never seem to miss an opportunity to troll me and to
> > appropriate and incorporate my words, phrases and outright passages into
> > your mediocre musings.

> Sorry, that dog won't hunt.

Nor that tired old cliche, but a dullard would think it brilliant.

> We've seen nothing but a word-a-day-calendar writing style from you.

Never have used one in my life; no need to, but my prodigious vocabulary makes
puny ****ants like you quite envious. ;-)

> > But you know what, I don't mind in the least since you're continually one
> > article away from falling beneath the poverty level, so go ahead and knock
> > yourself out and borrow away.

> Oh, I'm sorry...now you're my personal banker. Oh wait...you're just making up
> **** out of thin air again. I guess that is what happens when you're not smart
> enough to observe and report. You lie and you hope there's someone out there
> more gullible than you.

Slouching towards mediocrity with a vengeance with that stultifyingly
meaningless concoction of words.

> > Heck, you do enough of it here o[n] rao already with all that sincere
> > flattery. :-)

> > ---------
> > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> > cement: http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte

> That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm sure
> it's really, really dumb.

Sure as you're full of shinola.

[Clyde Slick]

On Jul 16, 3:30*am, "GeoSynch" > wrote:


- why none other than that nagging
> shrew Loony-tune Buffoon.
>

LOL! Stynchie is even stealing from the Chinese now.

[Clyde Slick]

On Jul 16, 2:16*am, vinyl anachronist >
wrote:
> On Jul 15, 9:08 pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
>
> > Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:
>

.. All you can do is hang out
> on audio forums where all you do is make up lies about perfect
> strangers and call them really insipid names.
>

LOL! he even calls himself a really insipid name.

[MiNe 109]

In article
>,
vinyl anachronist > wrote:

> > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> > cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte
>
> That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm
> sure it's really, really dumb.

Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.

Stephen

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

MiNe 109 said:

> > > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> > > cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte
> >
> > That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm
> > sure it's really, really dumb.
>
> Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.

You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how horrid
he behaved toward you?

[MiNe 109]

In article >,
George M. Middius > wrote:

> MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than
> > > > wet
> > > > cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte
> > >
> > > That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm
> > > sure it's really, really dumb.
> >
> > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.
>
> You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how horrid
> he behaved toward you?

Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.
Still, he knew his Genesis.

Stephen

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

MiNe 109 said:

> > > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.
> >
> > You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how horrid
> > he behaved toward you?
>
> Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.

Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
away from RAO?

> Still, he knew his Genesis.

Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.

[MiNe 109]

In article >,
George M. Middius > wrote:

> MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.
> > >
> > > You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how
> > > horrid
> > > he behaved toward you?
> >
> > Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.
>
> Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
> away from RAO?

I don't remember what the last straw was, but he was losing on a number
of fronts. Oddly, he could have salvaged a number of his predicaments
with a dose of his "self-awareness."

Maybe someone could search rec.arts.nothing-to-do-but-go-to-movies for
"Jocasta" to see how he's getting on.

> > Still, he knew his Genesis.
>
> Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.

VH1 Classic will always be there for you.

Stephen

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

MiNe 109 said:

> > > > > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.

> > > > You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how
> > > > horrid he behaved toward you?

> > > Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.

> > Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
> > away from RAO?

> I don't remember what the last straw was, but he was losing on a number
> of fronts. Oddly, he could have salvaged a number of his predicaments
> with a dose of his "self-awareness."

Maybe so, but that sort of self-medicating would conflict with his preferred
agenda of Seeming To Be Insane. An agenda at which he excelled, IMO.

> Maybe someone could search rec.arts.nothing-to-do-but-go-to-movies for
> "Jocasta" to see how he's getting on.

I doubt he's so scarce that you'd have to look on imaginary newsgroups. I do
recall he appealed for sympathy to you, of all people, when I started that
line of mockery.

> > > Still, he knew his Genesis.

> > Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.

> VH1 Classic will always be there for you.

Not for me, thanks. Have you heard any new rock music from the UK? Try "We
Were Promised Jetpacks" and "Lord Cut-Glass" (Scottish and Irish,
respectively).

[MiNe 109]

In article >,
George M. Middius > wrote:

> MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > > > > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.
>
> > > > > You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how
> > > > > horrid he behaved toward you?
>
> > > > Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.
>
> > > Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
> > > away from RAO?
>
> > I don't remember what the last straw was, but he was losing on a number
> > of fronts. Oddly, he could have salvaged a number of his predicaments
> > with a dose of his "self-awareness."
>
> Maybe so, but that sort of self-medicating would conflict with his preferred
> agenda of Seeming To Be Insane. An agenda at which he excelled, IMO.

Indeed.

> > Maybe someone could search rec.arts.nothing-to-do-but-go-to-movies for
> > "Jocasta" to see how he's getting on.
>
> I doubt he's so scarce that you'd have to look on imaginary newsgroups. I do
> recall he appealed for sympathy to you, of all people, when I started that
> line of mockery.

Changing my behavior would have led to an accusation of 'hypocrisy' and
I never liked "you and him fight," not even when Scottie suggested it.

> > > > Still, he knew his Genesis.
>
> > > Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.
>
> > VH1 Classic will always be there for you.
>
> Not for me, thanks. Have you heard any new rock music from the UK? Try "We
> Were Promised Jetpacks" and "Lord Cut-Glass" (Scottish and Irish,
> respectively).

Judging from first song on the myspace page, We Were Promised Jetpacks
sound like Echo and the Gang of Four, but since I like both those things
that's good.

Lord Cut-Glass, not many songs about 'piiiiiianists' so he gets a
thumb's up. Simple but effective arrangements.

Both new to me. The last UK cd I bought was an older Gomez title.

Stephen

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 12:30�am, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
> The shrew shrilled:

You know, these little intros of yours aren't clever or funny. They're
just kind of nauseating. I keep thinking you're a petulant fifteen-
year-old girl who knows how to spell the big words but isn't sure how
to use them.

>
> > > Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:
> > What is this dormancy crap?
>
> Throwin' the Pudge a bone 'cause rao has all it's got goin' for it and who
> should come crawling up out of the woodwork - why none other than that nagging
> shrew Loony-tune Buffoon.

Coming out of the woodwork? You know, it's a sign of your Internet
addiction that not posting for five days is noteworthy to you. Arny,
who had a serious Internet addiction, used to play the same game. It
made him look like someone without a personal life as well.

>
> > You're the one who said "see you in a few months" and here you are, just a
> > couple of days later, hoisting the same tired, juvenile insults
>
> What a retarded statement "hoisting ... insults" makes it sound like you're on
> the verge of another meltdown.

Funny how you didn't address the point. I guess you're ashamed that
you couldn't stay away from RAO for more than a couple of days. You
know, a mental health professional can really help you with that.

Oh yeah...you're a "Christian," too. Arny was able to get help from
his pastor. Now Arny is maintaining a normal post count and is much
more civil on Usenet. He still suffers from a narcissistic personality
disorder, but he isn't a total whack job who is trying
(unsuccessfully) to destroy the lives of perfect strangers.

>
> > > Why, indeed, when the MidYut insults two supposed friends of yours, you
> > > remain strangely silent?
> > You're really desperate to come up with something, aren't you.
>
> Non-responsive obfuscative debating-trade tactic par for the course.

No. I'm merely showing that your argument is tenuous at best and has
no basis in reality. Period. Besides, it's very telling that you
snipped the rest. You do know that people can scroll up and see my
original comments and know you're full of ****, right?


>
> > > But soon as I post something in response, there you are like a nagging
> > > shrew.
> > Because you said you were leaving for a few months, and you're back in a
> > couple days. Internet addiction much?
>
> Throwin' the Pudge a bone but the nagging shrew felt compelled to initiate
> another exchange, with your previous last post being getting the last word in on
> the 'Palin' thread.

I didn't throw anyone a bone. I responded to YOU, an Internet addict
who is so lost that he can't stay away from a discussion group that
abuses him for more than a couple of days. If you hadn't popped on
here with your homophobia and unsubstantiated hatred of perfect
strangers, I would not have posted.

Face it...everytime you come on here, I will address the fact that
you're anonymously attacking perfect strangers on the Internet (a
mental imbalance), you make up lies about the friends and family of
these strangers (another mental imbalance) and that you're not really
smart enough to mix it up with the rest of us, which implies that you
have masochistic tendencies (again, a mental imbalance). Do you really
think you're winning arguments here? There's always the test...show
your posts to your friends and family in the real world (if you have
any) and see if they think you're clever and funny. I've passed the
test...how about you?

>
> > > Actually, we all now know the reason why ... namely, you're a shameless
> > > troll.
> > No. I just want to remind you about your hopeless existence as often as
> > possible.
>
> You know very little about me so the above statement reeks of sour grapes..

I found out quite a bit about you in five minutes, didn't I.

>
> > > Your dullard's prose that you try to peddle off as "copy" is always in need
> > > of enlivening, so you never seem to miss an opportunity to troll me and to
> > > appropriate and incorporate my words, phrases and outright passages into
> > > your mediocre musings.
> > Sorry, that dog won't hunt.
>
> Nor that tired old cliche, but a dullard would think it brilliant.

If you can trot out some hoary old half-baked reference to Peter
Gabriel, I can counter it with a much more hip one from Primus. Or did
that go over your head?

>
> > We've seen nothing but a word-a-day-calendar writing style from you.
>
> Never have used one in my life; no need to, but my prodigious vocabulary makes
> puny ****ants like you quite envious. ;-)

Not really. I often see your type of writing among high school
students who think they're sensitive and artistic. But none of your
writing would survive a pass from a professional editor. Too wordy,
too verbose, too ****in' immature.

>
> > > But you know what, I don't mind in the least since you're continually one
> > > article away from falling beneath the poverty level, so go ahead and knock
> > > yourself out and borrow away.
> > Oh, I'm sorry...now you're my personal banker. Oh wait...you're just making up
> > **** out of thin air again. I guess that is what happens when you're not smart
> > enough to observe and report. You lie and you hope there's someone out there
> > more gullible than you.
>
> Slouching towards mediocrity with a vengeance with that stultifyingly
> meaningless concoction of words.

You're running away again. When you try to make comments about my
financial situation or my family or my personal life, you're lying.
It's plain and simple. You're lying, so you automatically lose the
argument. Period.

>
> > > Heck, you do enough of it here o[n] rao already with all that sincere
> > > flattery. :-)
> > > ---------
> > > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> > > cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte
> > That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm sure
> > it's really, really dumb.
>
> Sure as you're full of shinola.

Weak and feeble...just as we've come to expect from you. Have another
cup of coffee, imbecile. Maybe Jesus will forgive you this time.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 6:53�am, MiNe 109 > wrote:
> In article
> >,
> �vinyl anachronist > wrote:
>
> > > * Musical referenence hint since your befuddled noggin is thicker than wet
> > > cement:http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:3ifqxqy5ldte
>
> > That's okay...I'm not really going to any trouble on your account. I'm
> > sure it's really, really dumb.
>
> Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.

It's weird, but I have a hankering to hear some of his speakers.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 11:06�am, MiNe 109 > wrote:
> In article >,
> �George M. Middius > wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > > > > > Trots would get it immediately. It's only really dumb.
>
> > > > > > You keep mentioning Gregipus out of the blue. Don't you recollect how
> > > > > > horrid he behaved toward you?
>
> > > > > Yes, and I also remember how he left with his tail between his legs.
>
> > > > Wait -- are you contradicting Witless's accusation that I drove Gregipus
> > > > away from RAO?
>
> > > I don't remember what the last straw was, but he was losing on a number
> > > of fronts. Oddly, he could have salvaged a number of his predicaments
> > > with a dose of his "self-awareness."
>
> > Maybe so, but that sort of self-medicating would conflict with his preferred
> > agenda of Seeming To Be Insane. An agenda at which he excelled, IMO.
>
> Indeed.
>
> > > Maybe someone could search rec.arts.nothing-to-do-but-go-to-movies for
> > > "Jocasta" to see how he's getting on.
>
> > I doubt he's so scarce that you'd have to look on imaginary newsgroups. I do
> > recall he appealed for sympathy to you, of all people, when I started that
> > line of mockery.
>
> Changing my behavior would have led to an accusation of 'hypocrisy' and
> I never liked "you and him fight," not even when Scottie suggested it.
>
> > > > > Still, he knew his Genesis.
>
> > > > Thank you for revealing the link so I don't have to think about that band.
>
> > > VH1 Classic will always be there for you.
>
> > Not for me, thanks. Have you heard any new rock music from the UK? Try "We
> > Were Promised Jetpacks" and "Lord Cut-Glass" (Scottish and Irish,
> > respectively).
>
> Judging from first song on the myspace page, We Were Promised Jetpacks
> sound like Echo and the Gang of Four, but since I like both those things
> that's good.
>
> Lord Cut-Glass, not many songs about 'piiiiiianists' so he gets a
> thumb's up. Simple but effective arrangements.
>
> Both new to me. The last UK cd I bought was an older Gomez title.

I reviewed the last Gomez and found it to be really pedestrian, like a
lesser Fountains of Wayne album.

The Dirty Projectors are very cool, though.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 5:36�am, Clyde Slick > wrote:
> On Jul 16, 3:30�am, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
>
> �- why none other than that nagging
>
> > shrew Loony-tune Buffoon.
>
> LOL! Stynchie is even stealing from the Chinese now.

Which makes him what, the Myanmar of RAO?

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 5:36�am, Clyde Slick > wrote:
> On Jul 16, 2:16�am, vinyl anachronist >
> wrote:
>
> > On Jul 15, 9:08 pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
>
> > > Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:
>
> . All you can do is hang out
>
> > on audio forums where all you do is make up lies about perfect
> > strangers and call them really insipid names.
>
> LOL! he even calls himself a really insipid name.

It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?

[MiNe 109]

In article
>,
vinyl anachronist > wrote:

> > Both new to me. The last UK cd I bought was an older Gomez title.
>
> I reviewed the last Gomez and found it to be really pedestrian, like a
> lesser Fountains of Wayne album.

Too bad. On the plus side, their record company gave the local Austin
band Gomez a bunch of money for the name.

I just remembered the last UK cd I bought was a Records comp I mentally
filed under 'oldies.' I still like power pop in limited doses.

> The Dirty Projectors are very cool, though.

I'll check 'em out.

Stephen

[MiNe 109]

In article
>,
vinyl anachronist > wrote:

> On Jul 16, 5:36?am, Clyde Slick > wrote:
> > On Jul 16, 2:16?am, vinyl anachronist >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > On Jul 15, 9:08 pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
> >
> > > > Moribund the Booniemeister* stirred from dormancy:
> >
> > . All you can do is hang out
> >
> > > on audio forums where all you do is make up lies about perfect
> > > strangers and call them really insipid names.
> >
> > LOL! he even calls himself a really insipid name.
>
> It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
> behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
> entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?

That was a really easy google.

Stephen

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

MiNe 109 said:

> > It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
> > behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
> > entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?
>
> That was a really easy google.

Aren't you getting paid to use Bing?

[MiNe 109]

In article >,
George M. Middius > wrote:

> MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
> > > behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
> > > entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?
> >
> > That was a really easy google.
>
> Aren't you getting paid to use Bing?

Are those the annoying tv ads with people free-associating? I lost some
curiosity about search engines when I realized Dogpile was just a
quicker way to accumulate Eastern European malware.

Stephen

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 12:12�pm, George M. Middius >
wrote:
> MiNe 109 said:
>
> > > It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
> > > behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
> > > entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?
>
> > That was a really easy google.
>
> Aren't you getting paid to use Bing?

Bing. Bing cherries. Chandler Bing was played by actor Matthew Perry.
Bing Crosby won an Oscar in 1944 for "Going My Way."

[MiNe 109]

In article
>,
vinyl anachronist > wrote:

> On Jul 16, 12:12?pm, George M. Middius >
> wrote:
> > MiNe 109 said:
> >
> > > > It's an insipid name that links his hateful, homophobic and offensive
> > > > behavior to the proprietary processes of a Christian-based
> > > > entertainment company. Can you say "cease and desist"?
> >
> > > That was a really easy google.
> >
> > Aren't you getting paid to use Bing?
>
> Bing. Bing cherries. Chandler Bing was played by actor Matthew Perry.
> Bing Crosby won an Oscar in 1944 for "Going My Way."

That answers *that* question!

Stephen

[George M. Middius[_4_]]

MiNe 109 said:

> > > That was a really easy google.
> >
> > Aren't you getting paid to use Bing?
>
> Are those the annoying tv ads with people free-associating? I lost some
> curiosity about search engines when I realized Dogpile was just a
> quicker way to accumulate Eastern European malware.

That happened to me once or twice through Google, but I don't hold you
responsible. I'd like to blame somebody though.

[GeoSynch]

The pompous gasbag set sail on ...

> I can counter it with a much more hip one from Primus.

.... The Seven Seas of Cheese, well-fortified on diet Pork Soda. A happy fat
little oinker.

BTW, glad to see you're getting good value out of that dog-eared, community
college pop psychology textbook. Having to scrimp and save and make every penny
count and stretch it for all it's worth seems to be taking its toll and turning
you into a bitter old geezer. Simmering away in the welfare line and being
belittled by a disinterested government bureaucrat, the only venue of escape for
your pent-up anger is here on rao. And that asparteme poisoning only further
compounds your mental derangement.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 16, 9:01�pm, "GeoSynch" > wrote:
> The pompous gasbag set sail on ...
>
> > I can counter it with a much more hip one from Primus.
>
> ... The Seven Seas of Cheese, well-fortified on diet Pork Soda. A happy fat
> little oinker.

Yeah, Wikipedia is a wonderful thing. Funny how you didn't mention the
song reference.

>
> BTW, glad to see you're getting good value out of that dog-eared, community
> college pop psychology textbook.

If that's what you call the DSM-IV, so be it.

Having to scrimp and save and make every �penny
> count and stretch it for all it's worth seems to be taking its toll and turning
> you into a bitter old geezer.

Oops...it's the second sentence and you're already making stuff up.
You lose.
\
Simmering away in the welfare line and being
> belittled by a disinterested government bureaucrat, the only venue of escape for
> your pent-up anger is here on rao.

You know what they say about insanity, that it's doing the same thing
and expecting different results. So you keep rehashing the same
desperate lies that are borne from your empty, meaningless life (let's
face it, if you had accomplished anything worthwhile you wouldn't be
attacking strangers anonymously), and somehow you don't quite remember
the previous times and how no one was impressed, no one told you "Good
One!", and you had to leave in disgrace. Do you have an explanation
for this? Are you willing to show this post to anyone who knows you in
the real world? Why not?

And that asparteme poisoning only further
> compounds your mental derangement.

What's asperteme?

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

On Jul 17, 12:33*am, vinyl anachronist >
wrote:

> What's asperteme?

It's a drug Sugar takes to help her create boring posts. It works.

[vinyl anachronist]

On Jul 17, 10:00�am, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
> wrote:
> On Jul 17, 12:33�am, vinyl anachronist >
> wrote:
>
> > What's asperteme?
>
> It's a drug Sugar takes to help her create boring posts. It works.

In CISG's world, apparently it's okay to go on and on about the same
false claims even though you've been proven wrong. That, of course, is
a pathological condition that is complicated by the fact that CISG's
world has a population of one.