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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700, wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current system, is it manditory
that one listen to every $5 AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might be a worthwhile
upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already know how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't worth listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better than a Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a banana or a
Volvo to know they're not worth listening to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about as much sense as
anything else you've said.

Boon

[Arny Krueger]

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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700, wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current
system, is it manditory that one listen to every $5
AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might be a
worthwhile upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already know
how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't worth
listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better than a
Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a
banana or a Volvo to know they're not worth listening to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about as
much sense as anything else you've said.

Which is, to most people, pretty good sense.

My mental image of Marc Phillips hooking a banana up to his much-vaunted
high end audio system of the week to hear what the banana sounds like is
pretty funny! Of course it is the image of Marc that provides most of the
humor, a morbidly fat man in sweats trying to do anything useful, without
covering everything in his trailer with his smelly prespiration.

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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700, wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current
system, is it manditory that one listen to every $5
AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might be a
worthwhile upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already know
how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't worth
listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better than a
Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a
banana or a Volvo to know they're not worth listening to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about as
much sense as anything else you've said.

Which is, to most people, pretty good sense.

My mental image of Marc Phillips hooking a banana up to his much-vaunted
high end audio system of the week to hear what the banana sounds like is
pretty funny! Of course it is the image of Marc that provides most of the
humor, a morbidly fat man in sweats trying to do anything useful, without
covering everything in his trailer with his smelly prespiration.

And you call me delusional!

Boon

[Arny Krueger]

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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700,
wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current
system, is it manditory that one listen to every $5
AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might be a
worthwhile upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already know
how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't worth
listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better than
a Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a
banana or a Volvo to know they're not worth listening
to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about as
much sense as anything else you've said.

Which is, to most people, pretty good sense.

My mental image of Marc Phillips hooking a banana up to
his much-vaunted high end audio system of the week to
hear what the banana sounds like is pretty funny! Of
course it is the image of Marc that provides most of
the humor, a morbidly fat man in sweats trying to do
anything useful, without covering everything in his
trailer with his smelly prespiration.

And you call me delusional!

Thanks Marc for showing that you don't know what delusional is. That
explains an awful lot and I do mean awful lot.

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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700,
wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current
system, is it manditory that one listen to every $5
AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might be a
worthwhile upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already know
how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't worth
listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better than
a Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a
banana or a Volvo to know they're not worth listening
to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about as
much sense as anything else you've said.

Which is, to most people, pretty good sense.

My mental image of Marc Phillips hooking a banana up to
his much-vaunted high end audio system of the week to
hear what the banana sounds like is pretty funny! Of
course it is the image of Marc that provides most of
the humor, a morbidly fat man in sweats trying to do
anything useful, without covering everything in his
trailer with his smelly prespiration.

And you call me delusional!

Thanks Marc for showing that you don't know what delusional is. That
explains an awful lot and I do mean awful lot.

You know, I've looked at your posts from the last few days, and all I
can think about is how easily you've rolled over and self-destructed
this time. Your only real weapon, it seems, is trying to keep me
around by baiting me about my exit strategy. Usually, my exit strategy
is something like this...not a lot is happening around here, I get
bored, I leave. Somehow, in your mind you equate this to "winning."

It comes down to this, Arny. Once again, you have lost argument after
argument against me, so you make up things about me, absolute lies, and
try to engage me that way. It's symptomatic of your need for
attention. You may squawk when I leave, but in reality, it's you
begging me to stay around, because I give you attention. Howard was
the same way, except that he was smart enough to leave when his ass got
kicked. You, however, stay, day after day, week after week, year after
year, and as you approach your second decade of exercising your
masochistic tendencies on Usenet, it becomes more painfully obvious
that you're a lost soul, a man who is no longer a man, but a ghost.

So, do you really want me to hang around and say, "Prove that I'm
trailer trash!"? I mean, really? I really think it's a waste of my
time. I beat you into submission years ago, and I know it's not the
first time I've used this analogy, but you really are the knight in
"Monty Python and the Holy Grail" who has his arms and legs cut off and
still wants to fight. Every year you spend here, Arny, you get dumber.
You get more desperate. You get more pathetic. And it's not like I
have to prove it to anyone. Everyone here knows.

People here almost tolerate you now. They know you'll never go away,
so they humor you, they tease you, or they ignore you. But there isn't
a single person here who feels compelled to engage in the "debating
trade" with you. Once in a while a newbie flutters by like a insect
caught in a spider's web. They always seem to get out rather easily,
though.

This is your life, though. You're here for good. Trapped. You'll
never get out.

Good for you! You've succeeded!

Boon

[Arny Krueger]

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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Arny Krueger wrote:
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Stuart Krivis wrote:
On 10 Oct 2006 11:41:47 -0700,
wrote:


Stuart Krivis wrote:
On Tue, 10 Oct 2006 11:06:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

I just won't know until I listen to it.

If you're looking for an upgrade to your current
system, is it manditory that one listen to every
$5 AM/FM radio as a possible upgrade?

Of course not!

You're just talking trash.



Given his current system, a $5 AM/FM radio might
be a worthwhile upgrade. :-)

You mean the system you haven't heard but already
know how it sounds?

I have no idea how it sounds, but I know it isn't
worth listening to.

I guess you missed that the first time.


Based on your logic, a banana might sound better
than a Volvo.

Based on my logic, I know I don't need to listen to a
banana or a Volvo to know they're not worth listening
to.

You should use that as your sig line. It makes about
as much sense as anything else you've said.

Which is, to most people, pretty good sense.

My mental image of Marc Phillips hooking a banana up to
his much-vaunted high end audio system of the week to
hear what the banana sounds like is pretty funny! Of
course it is the image of Marc that provides most of
the humor, a morbidly fat man in sweats trying to do
anything useful, without covering everything in his
trailer with his smelly prespiration.

And you call me delusional!

Thanks Marc for showing that you don't know what
delusional is. That explains an awful lot and I do mean
awful lot.

You know, I've looked at your posts from the last few
days, and all I can think about is how easily you've
rolled over and self-destructed this time. Your only
real weapon, it seems, is trying to keep me around by
baiting me about my exit strategy. Usually, my exit
strategy is something like this...not a lot is happening
around here, I get bored, I leave. Somehow, in your mind
you equate this to "winning."

Boy there's a lot of delusion and paranoia in that paragraph.

In reality, I could care if you stay or go.

It comes down to this, Arny. Once again, you have lost
argument after argument against me, so you make up things
about me, absolute lies, and try to engage me that way.

I fail to recall where you ever said anything substantial enough to be
called an argument. I get a feeling that you are like those guys who go
around to stop lights, rev their engines, burn out, and then brag about all
the drag races they won. Is that a problem with WRX owners?

It's symptomatic of your need for attention.

As if your post right here isn't a big plea for my attention?

You may
squawk when I leave, but in reality, it's you begging me
to stay around, because I give you attention.

Hmm, seems like the number of cogent replies from you have been about
negligable.

Howard was
the same way, except that he was smart enough to leave
when his ass got kicked. You, however, stay, day after
day, week after week, year after year, and as you
approach your second decade of exercising your
masochistic tendencies on Usenet, it becomes more
painfully obvious that you're a lost soul, a man who is
no longer a man, but a ghost.

That has a kind of neat ring to it, Marc. Save it up, maybe polish it a bit
and see if it fits into your next Vinyl Idiocy web article.

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