Arny Kruger Lie No. 51281:
professional musicians, particularly classical performers, are likely to be hearing-damaged due to exposure to loud sounds
Prove this vicious generalization, Krueger.
Lionel wrote:
Dédé "McKelvy" Jute wrote :
While in this thread I'm glad to see Poopie do some work for a change
rather than just carp uselessly, the context of Krueger's lie was not
about orchestral performers.
...LOL !!! Poor Dédé is too petty and conceited to recognize that he has
done an ass of himself.
In this story, *you* are the *LIAR*, Dédé, and in the end you sound 10 time
worst than the ones you criticize.
In French : http://www.french.press.hear-it.org/page.dsp?page=1838
In English : http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/youandyo...0040112a.shtml
Do you need more, eh Môron ?
Perhaps you're having a linguistic misunderstanding, Lee-oooh-knell. I
couldn't have "done an ass of himself" because the performers involved
were not orchestral. Your reference is about orchestral performers. The
one who "done an ass of himself" is Arny Krueger because he said
performers, of what nature he knew not, were deaf. He didn't know, and
couldn't know, what sort of performers they were because I didn't tell
him. It was a deliberate trap. So I "done an ass of Krueger". Again. As
you are now "doing an as of Lee-ooooh-nelly".
I thought that you might have appreciated that sort of French
"diplomacy", which so infuriates Americans of Krueger's thick and
reckless stamp. Still, I suppose you *not getting it* accounts for
having to live in Saint-Etienne in the provinces rather than at the
centre of things in Paris.
Andre Jute
PS How can I be "he *LIAR*, Dédé", as you shout, when I am the only
who knows the facts, and Krueger is the telling made-up stories about
facts I very carefully did not tell him? Surely, an intelligent
Frenchman can grasp the subtlety of the deep, deep hole Krueger has
dived into face-first. No? Oh, well, I suppose Saint-Etienne is all
right in the spring. I'll shout if I need someone to dig holes with a
spade rather than his brain.