[Jenn]

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move classical back
to its own room and expand its offerings. I sure hope so. Until then,
it's basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

[Arny Krueger]

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move
classical back to its own room and expand its offerings.
I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically Amoeba for
L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when shopping for
music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore, I
ache for Amazon.

[Jenn]

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move
classical back to its own room and expand its offerings.
I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically Amoeba for
L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when shopping for
music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore, I
ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping trips,
discovering things that I didn't know existed.

[Arny Krueger]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping
trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able to cathect with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

[Arny Krueger]

"Jenn" wrote in
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Krueger" wrote:

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping
trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able to
cathect

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover
new composers, works, etc. online) and I have fun going
out on shopping trips.

Hey, I forced the Jenn 'bot into a loop! ;-)

[Jenn]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

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.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping
trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able to cathect

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but whatever.

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover new composers,
works, etc. online) and I have fun going out on shopping trips.

[Jenn]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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com
In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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y.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping
trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able to
cathect

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

Well, I've usually seen the word used as an adjective, but I see now it
can also be used as a verb, as you did.


with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover
new composers, works, etc. online) and I have fun going
out on shopping trips.

Hey, I forced the Jenn 'bot into a loop! ;-)

Again, you verify that you have difficulty having a normal conversation
without attempting to insult. Whatever works for you, I guess.

[Arny Krueger]

"Jenn" wrote in
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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

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com
In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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y.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's
basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like
shopping trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able
to cathect

the prerequisite Jenn snot storm begins here

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

Well, I've usually seen the word used as an adjective,
but I see now it can also be used as a verb, as you did.

Jenn's snot subroutine sees a major wad in the pipeline, and attempts to
feign a little humility as a set-up

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover
new composers, works, etc. online) and I have fun going
out on shopping trips.

Hey, I forced the Jenn 'bot into a loop! ;-)

Jenn's humorlessness flag turns on and out spews:

Again, you verify that you have difficulty having a
normal conversation without attempting to insult.
Whatever works for you, I guess.

That would be a forced jump to Jenn's coup de grce subroutine.

Note that the last time I didn't put on airs and use the accents and such,
a major snot storm erupted.

[Bill Riel]

In article jennconductsREMOVETHIS-16CDFD.10123629112006
@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com,
says...
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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move
classical back to its own room and expand its offerings.
I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically Amoeba for
L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when shopping for
music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore, I
ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping trips,
discovering things that I didn't know existed.

I know what you mean - I certainly don't mind shopping via amazon etc.
but I recently "discovered" a great record store in my home town and I
*love* going there.

Part of it is physically browsing the material, but a big part is purely
social. The owner & staff in this shop (called The Turntable) are,
unsurprisingly, music lovers.

The first time I went into the store, I was there for about 2 hours
because the owner kept pulling album after album out for me to listen to
once he had an idea of the music I like. I had an absolute blast and
went a little crazy (I bought about $350 worth of vinyl, much of it new
pressings).

Every time I go back it's the same sort of experience. Well, except that
I don't drop that kind of cash down on a regular basis! But it's a great
way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon, and they've always got time to
talk & listen to music.

--
Bill

[Harry Lavo]

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Krueger" wrote:

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com
In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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y.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's
basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like
shopping trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able
to cathect

the prerequisite Jenn snot storm begins here

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

Well, I've usually seen the word used as an adjective,
but I see now it can also be used as a verb, as you did.

Jenn's snot subroutine sees a major wad in the pipeline, and attempts to
feign a little humility as a set-up

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover
new composers, works, etc. online) and I have fun going
out on shopping trips.

Hey, I forced the Jenn 'bot into a loop! ;-)

Jenn's humorlessness flag turns on and out spews:

Again, you verify that you have difficulty having a
normal conversation without attempting to insult.
Whatever works for you, I guess.

That would be a forced jump to Jenn's coup de grce subroutine.

Note that the last time I didn't put on airs and use the accents and
such, a major snot storm erupted.

Since when is using good grammar "putting on airs". You failed class class
with that one, Arny.

[Arny Krueger]

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"Jenn" wrote in
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In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:
"Jenn" wrote in
message

In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's
basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like
shopping trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able
to cathect

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

From hyperdictionary,
http://hyperdictionary.com/search.aspx?define=cathect,
"inject with libidinal energy".
Apparently, Arny desires a libidinous relationship with
an Amazon. Personally, I find it hard to have a sexual
relationship with a shopping cart.

Get your mind out of the gutter, Bob.

http://www.bartleby.com/61/26/C0162600.html

To invest emotional energy in (a person, object or idea).

http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_18...6/cathect.html

focus energy on something: to concentrate emotional or psychic energy on
something such as an object, a person, or an idea


http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cathect

1.. To focus one's emotional energies on something.

[George M. Middius]

Robert said:

As I've said before, part of this is about being able to
cathect with abstract entities as well as real entities.

From hyperdictionary, http://hyperdictionary.com/search.aspx?define=cathect,
"inject with libidinal energy".

Other sources define it as "to invest with mental or emotional energy" and
"to invest emotion or feeling in (an idea, object, or another person)".

The same sources give us other useful definitions:

cyborg (n)

a human who has certain physiological processes aided or
controlled by mechanical or electronic devices

a human being whose body has been taken over in whole or
in part by electromechanical devices


Apparently, Arny desires a libidinous relationship with an Amazon.
Personally, I find it hard to have a sexual relationship with a shopping cart.

Arnii is both a sadist and a masochist. That's the main reason he got his
"enhancements".




--

Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence.

[Jenn]

In article ,
Bill Riel wrote:

In article jennconductsREMOVETHIS-16CDFD.10123629112006
@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com,
says...
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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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.com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move
classical back to its own room and expand its offerings.
I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically Amoeba for
L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when shopping for
music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore,
I
ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like shopping trips,
discovering things that I didn't know existed.

I know what you mean - I certainly don't mind shopping via amazon etc.
but I recently "discovered" a great record store in my home town and I
*love* going there.

Neat.


Part of it is physically browsing the material, but a big part is purely
social. The owner & staff in this shop (called The Turntable) are,
unsurprisingly, music lovers.

The first time I went into the store, I was there for about 2 hours
because the owner kept pulling album after album out for me to listen to
once he had an idea of the music I like. I had an absolute blast and
went a little crazy (I bought about $350 worth of vinyl, much of it new
pressings).

Every time I go back it's the same sort of experience. Well, except that
I don't drop that kind of cash down on a regular basis! But it's a great
way to spend a rainy Saturday afternoon,

Yes it is!

and they've always got time to
talk & listen to music.

[Jenn]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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.
com
In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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y.
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In article
, "Arny
Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in
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ig
y.
com
The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's
basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like
shopping trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able
to cathect

the prerequisite Jenn snot storm begins here

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

One little comment....


I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

Well, I've usually seen the word used as an adjective,
but I see now it can also be used as a verb, as you did.

Jenn's snot subroutine sees a major wad in the pipeline, and attempts to
feign a little humility as a set-up

I corrected myself Arny, that's all. Remember this next time you again
let fly with the false criticism that I never admit a mistake.


with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

For me, it's about discovery (it's difficult to discover
new composers, works, etc. online) and I have fun going
out on shopping trips.

Hey, I forced the Jenn 'bot into a loop! ;-)

Jenn's humorlessness flag turns on and out spews:

When someone calls you a "bot" do you consider it to be humor?


Again, you verify that you have difficulty having a
normal conversation without attempting to insult.
Whatever works for you, I guess.

That would be a forced jump to Jenn's coup de grce subroutine.

Note that the last time I didn't put on airs and use the accents and such,
a major snot storm erupted.

Lord you're odd. I simply brought up a benign topic. You turned it
into an argument. So surprise, I suppose, since it contained an opinion.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

Arny Krueger wrote:

More of the usual insane asshole stuff.

Say, Arns, perhaps you could just write, "Insert insane asshole stuff
here" in all of your posts.

It would save you time, and we would all know what you meant.;-)

________________________________________

Arns Krueger (n. Vulgar): an insane asshole who is addicted to
harassing Normal people's preferences on the Usenet

[Arny Krueger]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

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The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood
will move classical back to its own room and
expand its offerings. I sure hope so. Until
then, it's basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music,
IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a
bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore, I ache for
Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style. I like
shopping trips,

As do I, whether represented to me as real or
virtual.

I like both myself.


discovering things that I didn't know existed.

As I've said before, part of this is about being able
to cathect

I think that you're using that word incorrectly, but
whatever.

I think you need a dictionary and a broader mind.

with
abstract entities as well as real entities.

From hyperdictionary,
http://hyperdictionary.com/search.aspx?define=cathect,
"inject with libidinal energy".
Apparently, Arny desires a libidinous relationship with
an Amazon. Personally, I find it hard to have a sexual
relationship with a shopping cart.

Get your mind out of the gutter, Bob.

http://www.bartleby.com/61/26/C0162600.html

To invest emotional energy in (a person, object or idea).

http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_18...6/cathect.html

focus energy on something: to concentrate emotional or
psychic energy on something such as an object, a person,
or an idea http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cathect

1.. To focus one's emotional energies on something.

Arny, if you derive deep satisfaction from clicking "buy
now", by all means do it.

Thanks for showing that its the act of purchasing, not the enjoyment of
music that you are focussed on, Robert.

[George M. Middius]

Robert said:

The same sources give us other useful definitions:
cyborg (n)
a human who has certain physiological processes aided or
controlled by mechanical or electronic devices

George, is Krugermania still a WWF event on Saturday night UHF channels?

We're concentrating on lampooning Terrierborg now because the Krooglebeast
is washing up after his evening forage in the sewer. Did you ever decide
whether Scottie is an amphibian, like Mikey?





--

Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence.

[dizzy]

Jenn wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote:

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will move
classical back to its own room and expand its offerings.
I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically Amoeba for
L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when shopping for
music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar record or bookstore, I
ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style.

Indeed not. I noticed that Arny did not admit to his error, here.

[Arny Krueger]

"dizzy" wrote in message

Jenn wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote:

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style.

Indeed not. I noticed that Arny did not admit to his
error, here.

What error?

For there to be an error, ironic would have to be the opposite of "a
difference in style".

[George M. Middius]

The Krooborg battles against reality, here.

I noticed that Arny did not admit to his
error, here.

What error?

There are so many.... First, you failed to do away with yourself. Second,
you still mistake Jenn for the dominatrix you need. Third, you've completely
missed three or four anti-Krooger conspiracies in the last six months alone.
Fourth, you misspelled "ABX" on your ****ty site. Fifth, you dropped a
computer on your foot and did not see a doctor.

Mostly, though, your biggest error is believing the rest of us see you the
way you see yourself. Very, very sad, Arnii.




--

Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence.

[Jenn]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"dizzy" wrote in message

Jenn wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote:

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style.

Indeed not. I noticed that Arny did not admit to his
error, here.

What error?

For there to be an error, ironic would have to be the opposite of "a
difference in style".

lol

[dizzy]

Arny Krueger wrote:

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Jenn wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote:

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's basically
Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats browsing when
shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style.

Indeed not. I noticed that Arny did not admit to his
error, here.

What error?

Two errors, technically.

You erred when you claimed that what Jenn wrote was "ironic". Also,
your attempt to explain why it was ironic ("because whenever I go...")
made no sense - you having a different opinion has no bearing on
whether her statement was ironic or not.

For there to be an error, ironic would have to be the opposite of "a
difference in style".

Incorrect. That's yet another failure of logic on your part.

[Arny Krueger]

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Arny Krueger wrote:

"dizzy" wrote in message

Jenn wrote:

"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote:

The rumor is that the Virgin store in Hollywood will
move classical back to its own room and expand its
offerings. I sure hope so. Until then, it's
basically Amoeba for L.A. shopping. Nothing beats
browsing when shopping for music, IMO.

Ironic, because whenever I go to a bricks-and-mortar
record or bookstore, I ache for Amazon.

Not ironic, just a difference in style.

Indeed not. I noticed that Arny did not admit to his
error, here.

What error?

Two errors, technically.

You erred when you claimed that what Jenn wrote was
"ironic".

Prove it.

Also, your attempt to explain why it was
ironic ("because whenever I go...") made no sense - you
having a different opinion has no bearing on whether her
statement was ironic or not.

Sure it does.

For there to be an error, ironic would have to be the
opposite of "a difference in style".

Incorrect.

Assertion without proof or even an attempt at a lucid explanation. You
might try to start out with the definitinons of irony, and systematically
show how they are contradicted by what I said.

That's yet another failure of logic on your part.

So far I haven't seen any use of logic on your part at all, in this matter.

Making unbased assertions is not logical proof.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

Arny Krueger wrote:

Prove it.

These two simple words have been used by other criminals down through
the ages.

"Mr. Capone, you have murdered, or had others murder, dozens of people
during your criminal career."

"Prove it."

"Mr. Skilling, your crooked accounting practises have left thousands of
people with no retirement funds."

"Prove it."

"Mr. Nixon, you were involved in illegal campaign financing and other
illegal activities."

"Prove it."

And now we have Arns. His crimes against humanity on RAO are
well-known. His defense is summed up nicely above, with the others of
his kind.

________________________________________

Arns Krueger (n. Vulgar): an insane asshole who is addicted to
harassing Normal people's preferences on the Usenet

[ScottW]

Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

And now we have Arns. His crimes against humanity on RAO are
well-known. His defense is summed up nicely above, with the others of
his kind.

I suggest you issue a fatwad which is how I shall henceforth refer to
ridiculous assaults on free speech like the following.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6158195.stm

ScottW

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

And now we have Arns. His crimes against humanity on RAO are
well-known. His defense is summed up nicely above, with the others of
his kind.

I suggest you issue a fatwad which is how I shall henceforth refer to
ridiculous assaults on free speech like the following.

A buttwad issues a fatwad. I think that must have something to do with
anal religious types.

A buttwad who, BTW, doesn't understand that I, too, have a right to
free speech.

LOL!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6158195.stm

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Why not try back after the first?;-)

LOL!

Moron.

[ScottW]

Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:
ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

And now we have Arns. His crimes against humanity on RAO are
well-known. His defense is summed up nicely above, with the others of
his kind.

I suggest you issue a fatwad which is how I shall henceforth refer to
ridiculous assaults on free speech like the following.

A buttwad issues a fatwad.

So you're qualified.....

I think that must have something to do with
anal religious types.

A buttwad who, BTW, doesn't understand that I, too, have a right to
free speech.

LOL!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/6158195.stm

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

ScottW

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!

You are as self-aware as Arns.

Congratulations!

Moron.

[ScottW]

Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:
ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

ScottW

[Clyde Slick]

Arny Krueger a scris:



I ache for Amazon.

I'll leave Linda out of this, if you will.

[Clyde Slick]

Arny Krueger a scris:

Thanks for showing that its the act of purchasing, not the enjoyment of
music that you are focussed on, Robert


That pile of now obsolete sound cards that cost you $20,000 a few
years ago is now
worth only about $500

[George M. Middius]

Shhhh! said:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!
You are as self-aware as Arns.

Scottie used to be a Kroopologist, you know. Even though he finally got fed
up with Mr. ****, Scooter still admires Turdy's steadfast refusal to admit
error. That's the standard of "debating trade" proficiency Scottie yearns to
attain.





--

Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence.

[George M. Middius]

Clyde Slick said:

That pile of now obsolete sound cards that cost you $20,000 a few
years ago is now worth only about $500

Prove it!™

Seriously, obsolete sound cards have no value. If he has any high-end ones
that are less than 2 years old, those might be worth 10% of original price.

And for the third time: What does "a scris" mean? Are you speaking
Esperanto?





--

Krooscience: The antidote to education, experience, and excellence.

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

George M. Middius wrote:
Shhhh! said:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!
You are as self-aware as Arns.

Scottie used to be a Kroopologist, you know. Even though he finally got fed
up with Mr. ****, Scooter still admires Turdy's steadfast refusal to admit
error. That's the standard of "debating trade" proficiency Scottie yearns to
attain.

He actually does quite well at it. Too bad he has to deal with people
that know how to think. Poor little guy doesn't even know how stupid he
comes off.

It's not only the refusal to recognize that an argument is in disproven
and in tatters that makes toopid so much like Arns. It's also the
'proof by assertion' aspect, as well as several other logical flaws in
his 'thinking.'

Now he's going into the 'refusal to acknowledge' phase, just like Arns
does. toopid got shattered the LA Times thread, the Dems/employers
thread, and virtually every other OT thread that he's started. But he's
too big of a buffoon to see it. So now, like a toddler, he'll just
pretend that the counters to his arguments do not exist and decalre
'victory.'

When you live in a little cubicle and when you are totally blind in one
eye, like toopid is, that may even work (within the confines of your
cubicle).

I liked this one best, from the LA times thread:

Me:
What do you think of this?
http://www.notinourname.net/download...iner-truth.pdf

toopid:
Not much...its long.

In toopid's 'mind' he's probably comparing his taking 3-5 minutes to
read the link (which shows how the very same media that he asserts is
being manipulated by insurgent plants has been manipulated by his right
wing neocons and the military) to my refusal to watch his hour-long
Murtha video.

What a moron.

LOL!

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:
ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

Then feel free to not respond, toopid.

You've lost every debate that you've entered into with me. I'm sorry if
that makes you sore.

LOL!

Moron.
________________________________________

toopid (n. Dense): a pitiful, bigoted, unsuccessful little man with
fatal mental and cognitive issues who is prone to emotional meltdowns.
He cannot distiguish between illogic and emotional appeal. He tries
eversohard to play with the big boys but is unsuccessful in that, too.

[ScottW]

Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

Then feel free to not respond, toopid.

You've lost every debate that you've entered into with me.

George tell you that? LoL.
I see you've taken to his suggestion of really mature sig lines.

Don't let the fact that I find you less than boring
and often not worth responding to lead you to false conclusions.
Delusional rants and insults, do not make a victory in debate.

I'd actually prefer a reasonable and civil exchange of differing
points of view.....but you've clearly shown your incapacity for that.

ScottW

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

Then feel free to not respond, toopid.

You've lost every debate that you've entered into with me.

George tell you that? LoL.

No, it's obvious. So obvious, in fact, that even you should see it.

I see you've taken to his suggestion of really mature sig lines.

Thank you for not trying to disprove the accuracy of the signature,
toopid. That would have been embarrassing for you.

Don't let the fact that I find you less than boring
and often not worth responding to lead you to false conclusions.

LOL! Yes, toopid, that's it.

I notice that when you get backed into a corner of your own making that
posts like this are usually the next step. Just like Arns, in fact.
You've learned well!

Delusional rants and insults, do not make a victory in debate.

See?

No, but hard facts do, which you seem to have great difficulty in
understanding or dealing with.

I'd actually prefer a reasonable and civil exchange of differing
points of view.....but you've clearly shown your incapacity for that.

Hm. 'Reasonable and civil exchange of differing points of view.'

Like this?

****************************************
From: ScottW
Date: Mon, Nov 27 2006 2:27 pm
Email: "ScottW"
Groups: rec.audio.opinion

http://tinyurl.com/yfzf2l

Pretty sad that between battles our own soldiers have to e-mail the
truth back here while the LA Times publishes insurgent propaganda.
****************************************
'Reasonable and civil exchange of differing points of view.'

LOL!

Your 'logic' (or random assertion) was torn apart, your sources or
citations did not prove your assertion, and you further could not read
nor apparently understand the proof that I provided that our own
military and government are guilty of exactly what you accuse the LAT
of aiding and abetting.

When I pointed that out, I 'wasn't supporting the troops' or I 'took
the word of a Muslim (gasp!) over the military,' when I had, in fact,
done no such thing.

Typical for an 'argument' or 'discussion' with you. I even made a post
which tried to help you look less stupid. How mean of me!

Blind in one eye and dumb. That's one powerful combination, toopid.

LOL!

Moron.
________________________________________

toopid (n. Dense): a pitiful, bigoted, unsuccessful little man with
fatal mental and cognitive issues who is prone to emotional meltdowns.
He cannot distiguish between illogic and emotional appeal. He tries
eversohard to play with the big boys but is unsuccessful in that, too.

[ScottW]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote in message
oups.com...

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

Then feel free to not respond, toopid.

You've lost every debate that you've entered into with me.

George tell you that? LoL.

No, it's obvious. So obvious, in fact, that even you should see it.

I see you've taken to his suggestion of really mature sig lines.

Thank you for not trying to disprove the accuracy of the signature,
toopid. That would have been embarrassing for you.

Don't let the fact that I find you less than boring
and often not worth responding to lead you to false conclusions.

LOL! Yes, toopid, that's it.

I notice that when you get backed into a corner of your own making that
posts like this are usually the next step. Just like Arns, in fact.
You've learned well!

Thats funny..I'm like Arns...you're like George.
You claim victory....like George.


Delusional rants and insults, do not make a victory in debate.

See?

No, but hard facts do, which you seem to have great difficulty in
understanding or dealing with.

Like NELP...I have to prove your off the wall references are wrong?
Sorry boy...you brought it...you prove its right.
Otherwise its just so much pontificationg BS of which you do
plenty.


I'd actually prefer a reasonable and civil exchange of differing
points of view.....but you've clearly shown your incapacity for that.

Hm. 'Reasonable and civil exchange of differing points of view.'

Like this?

No, You abandoned all pretenses of civility long before it came to
this.

ScottW

[ScottW]

"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote in message
ups.com...

George M. Middius wrote:
Shhhh! said:

toopid, haven't you had your ass handed to you enough for one year?

Delusions of grandeur....noted.

LOL!
You are as self-aware as Arns.

Scottie used to be a Kroopologist, you know. Even though he finally got fed
up with Mr. ****, Scooter still admires Turdy's steadfast refusal to admit
error.

Stunning hypocrisy....as if George, master of ridicule, is all that
great at admitting his errors.

If that's the case...why not admit your whole policy of ridicule
is in error?

That's the standard of "debating trade" proficiency Scottie yearns to
attain.

He actually does quite well at it. Too bad he has to deal with people
that know how to think.

I get a real kick out these self proclaimed geniuses.
What happenned to a little humility?
Invariable when I run across someone like you...who is foolish
enought to get belief in their own infallibility

Poor little guy doesn't even know how stupid he
comes off.

You're really no different than these idiots who defied Tancredo
right to free speech with violent protest.

http://www.rockymountainnews.com/drm...182890,00.html

When one was asked why they would resort to violence to deny
free speech...she replied...we don't have to give free speech to
a racists.

You try to silence with ridicule and abuse just like these idiots
pulled fire alarms and spit.

ScottW

[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

ScottW wrote:
"Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote in message
oups.com...

ScottW wrote:
Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason! wrote:

You are as self-aware as Arns.

and I'm even less aware of you .

Then feel free to not respond, toopid.

You've lost every debate that you've entered into with me.

George tell you that? LoL.

No, it's obvious. So obvious, in fact, that even you should see it.

I see you've taken to his suggestion of really mature sig lines.

Thank you for not trying to disprove the accuracy of the signature,
toopid. That would have been embarrassing for you.

Don't let the fact that I find you less than boring
and often not worth responding to lead you to false conclusions.

LOL! Yes, toopid, that's it.

I notice that when you get backed into a corner of your own making that
posts like this are usually the next step. Just like Arns, in fact.
You've learned well!

Thats funny..I'm like Arns...you're like George.
You claim victory....like George.

No, toopid, logic claims victory. You have none.

Delusional rants and insults, do not make a victory in debate.

See?

No, but hard facts do, which you seem to have great difficulty in
understanding or dealing with.

Like NELP...I have to prove your off the wall references are wrong?

No, you have to prove that yours (Basic Pilot) are right.

bushie doesn't agree with you. Should I disagree with the president of
the US?

That would not be supprting the troops. LOL!

Sorry boy...you brought it...you prove its right.

That site provides interpretation of the law, as it stands. Not as 'as
you wish it was' but as it is.

Otherwise its just so much pontificationg BS of which you do
plenty.

Yuh huh.

Um, so, toopid, is your reference about Basic Pilot law? Is it good
policy?

I'd actually prefer a reasonable and civil exchange of differing
points of view.....but you've clearly shown your incapacity for that.

Hm. 'Reasonable and civil exchange of differing points of view.'

Like this?

No, You abandoned all pretenses of civility long before it came to
this.

Ah, so that's your excuse. "Before it came to this." As if *I* had an
influence on your illogic and otherwise off-base OT rants.

LOL!

Moron.