A poll

[Michael Mckelvy]

Greg Singh is:

A. Obnoxious
B. Incompetent
C. A looney
D. A ****head
E. All of the above

Conversation with Greg Singh is:

A. Futile
B. Slightly less fun than root canal.
C. Best forgotten
D. All of the above

[Robert Morein]

"Michael Mckelvy" > wrote in message
...
> Greg Singh is:
>
> A. Obnoxious
> B. Incompetent
> C. A looney
> D. A ****head
> E. All of the above

All of the above.
>
> Conversation with Greg Singh is:
>
> A. Futile
> B. Slightly less fun than root canal.
> C. Best forgotten
> D. All of the above
>
E. None of the above

Reason:
Singh's personality is so pathologically obnoxious, it's actually funny.
It's a combination of all the bad personalities I've ever run across, with
the exception of charming serial killers. Greg Singh is the most uncharming
person I've ever run across.
And yet -- so effete', so powerless, so innocuous in his inability to win
friends, influence people, or even operate a power screwdriver without loss
of a digit.

He's even incompetent as a ripoff artist. We'd have to have a runoff with
McCarty, to see who is more incompetent at running a simple scam.

Fun, because while normally, I would feel a twinge of moral regret, the
sensation of my boot connecting with his ass gives me pure satisfaction.

[Arny Krueger]

"Robert Morein" > wrote in message


> Fun, because while normally, I would feel a twinge of moral regret,
> the sensation of my boot connecting with his ass gives me pure
> satisfaction.

That's where you and I differ Robert. I feel a twinge of pain every time my
boot connects, and I feel that pain quite often. But if it stimulates a
little personal growth on the part of some poor misguided soul, it might be
worth while.

In the specific case of Singh, I find that its a proven fact that he's
totally out of control. There's not enough of a brain left for behavior
modification to have any effect.

[Joseph Oberlander]

Robert Morein wrote:


> Reason:
> Singh's personality is so pathologically obnoxious, it's actually funny.
> It's a combination of all the bad personalities I've ever run across, with
> the exception of charming serial killers. Greg Singh is the most uncharming
> person I've ever run across.
> And yet -- so effete', so powerless, so innocuous in his inability to win
> friends, influence people, or even operate a power screwdriver without loss
> of a digit.

Still, you have to admit the whole sending flowers thing was genius. :)
It hit all of his buttons at once. Lol.

[trotsky]

Michael Mckelvy wrote:
> Greg Singh is:
>
> A. Obnoxious
> B. Incompetent
> C. A looney
> D. A ****head
> E. All of the above
>
> Conversation with Greg Singh is:
>
> A. Futile
> B. Slightly less fun than root canal.
> C. Best forgotten
> D. All of the above


Now your turn:

Mickey McKelvy is

A. Far more stupid than a box of rocks.

[trotsky]

Arny Krueger wrote:
> "Robert Morein" > wrote in message
>
>
>
>>Fun, because while normally, I would feel a twinge of moral regret,
>>the sensation of my boot connecting with his ass gives me pure
>>satisfaction.
>
>
> That's where you and I differ Robert. I feel a twinge of pain every time my
> boot connects, and I feel that pain quite often. But if it stimulates a
> little personal growth on the part of some poor misguided soul, it might be
> worth while.
>
> In the specific case of Singh, I find that its a proven fact that he's
> totally out of control. There's not enough of a brain left for behavior
> modification to have any effect.



Arny, why do you make a mockery of Christianity every time you post?

[trotsky]

Robert Morein wrote:

> Singh's personality is so pathologically obnoxious, it's actually funny.
> It's a combination of all the bad personalities I've ever run across, with
> the exception of charming serial killers. Greg Singh is the most uncharming
> person I've ever run across.
> And yet -- so effete', so powerless, so innocuous in his inability to win
> friends, influence people, or even operate a power screwdriver without loss
> of a digit.
>
> He's even incompetent as a ripoff artist. We'd have to have a runoff with
> McCarty, to see who is more incompetent at running a simple scam.
>
> Fun, because while normally, I would feel a twinge of moral regret, the
> sensation of my boot connecting with his ass gives me pure satisfaction.


Bob, you seem to be kind of newbie here. False declarations of victory
are a dime a dozen on Usenet. All I have to do is mention your
inability to post your work on the group and you're a gone goose. Like
I said, I doubt you'll ever be a player around these parts. My hunch is
that literary agents say the same thing.

[George M. Middius]

Gregipus, does the light dawn in yonder cesspool of insanity?

> False declarations of victory are a dime a dozen on Usenet.

Sco're!

[trotsky]

George M. Middius wrote:
>
> Gregipus, does the light dawn in yonder cesspool of insanity?
>
>
>>False declarations of victory are a dime a dozen on Usenet.
>
>
> Sco're!


You can almost smell those walking papers coming, can't you? I think
that's the first time you've expressed abject fear on this group.

[George M. Middius]

Gregipus rips a page from his codex and, finally, reveals the secret
meaning of one of his beatoff expressions..

> > Gregipus, does the light dawn in yonder cesspool of insanity?

> >>False declarations of victory are a dime a dozen on Usenet.

> > Sco're!

> You can almost smell those walking papers coming, can't you? I think
> that's the first time you've expressed abject fear on this group.

Who would have guessed? To us sane people, "Sco're!" sounds like
exultation. Now you tell us it's actually how you express "abject
fear". That dictionary you're using should be turned over to a
psychologist -- it'll make a good case study of whatever the **** is
wrong with you.

[Michael Mckelvy]

"trotsky" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Michael Mckelvy wrote:
> > Greg Singh is:
> >
> > A. Obnoxious
> > B. Incompetent
> > C. A looney
> > D. A ****head
> > E. All of the above
> >
> > Conversation with Greg Singh is:
> >
> > A. Futile
> > B. Slightly less fun than root canal.
> > C. Best forgotten
> > D. All of the above
>
>
> Now your turn:
>
> Mickey McKelvy is
>
> A. Far more stupid than a box of rocks.
>
Even if that were true, it would still put 10 points ahead of you.

[Michael Mckelvy]

"Langis" > wrote in message
...
> "Michael Mckelvy" > wrote:
>
> >> Michael Mckelvy wrote:
> >> > Greg Singh is:
> >> >
> >> > A. Obnoxious
> >> > B. Incompetent
> >> > C. A looney
> >> > D. A ****head
> >> > E. All of the above
> >> >
> >> > Conversation with Greg Singh is:
> >> >
> >> > A. Futile
> >> > B. Slightly less fun than root canal.
> >> > C. Best forgotten
> >> > D. All of the above
> >>
> >>
> >> Now your turn:
> >>
> >> Mickey McKelvy is
> >>
> >> A. Far more stupid than a box of rocks.
> >>
> >Even if that were true, it would still put 10 points ahead of you.
>
> It would still put 10 points where?
>
> You're a ****ing idiot, Mickey. Stupider than *two* boxes of rocks.
>
>
> --
> S i g n a l @ l i n e o n e . n e t

Is it really a signal if it's only static?

[Joe Duffy]

In article >,
George M. Middius <glanbrok fifty-five at softhome.net change to 55> wrote:
>
>
>Gregipus rips a page from his codex and, finally, reveals the secret
>meaning of one of his beatoff expressions..
>
>> > Gregipus, does the light dawn in yonder cesspool of insanity?
>
>> >>False declarations of victory are a dime a dozen on Usenet.
>
>> > Sco're!
>
>> You can almost smell those walking papers coming, can't you? I think
>> that's the first time you've expressed abject fear on this group.
>
>Who would have guessed? To us sane people, "Sco're!" sounds like
>exultation. Now you tell us it's actually how you express "abject
>fear". That dictionary you're using should be turned over to a


Yikes, I actually agree with the
midget!


Joe