Vatican Assassin and Blind Assassin Join Forces

On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
wrote:

>Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>every one.

Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.

As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
about you.
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RichB wrote:
>On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
> wrote:
>
>>Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>every one.
>
>Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
>dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
>educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
>with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.
>
>As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
>about you.
>
>
>


Just Google the following for more background:


quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks


Read some of the posts and then take a look at:


http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg


Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of
interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.

Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I
think, no.

Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can
do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball
for every competitive position out there.

Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need
support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible
government redistribution of wealth.

Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a
speed they can work, and reward their efforts.


If you agree?

PayPal a donation to: dhanks.TakeThisOut@blind-apertures.ca


Check out:
http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com

And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...

Thanks for your interest!

Take Care,
Dudley
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Savageduck wrote:

>On 2011-03-12 12:25:33 -0800, Dudley Hanks said:
>
>> I believe ................<<Demented thoughts snipped>>
>
>> Take Care,
>> Dudley
>
>Sigh!
>
>--
>Regards,
>
>Savageduck
>
Just Google the following for more background:



quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks



Read some of the posts and then take a look at:



http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg



Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of

interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.

Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I

think, no.

Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can

do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball

for every competitive position out there.

Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need

support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible

government redistribution of wealth.

Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a

speed they can work, and reward their efforts.



If you agree?

PayPal a donation to: dhanks DeleteThis @blind-apertures.ca



Check out:
http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com

And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...

Thanks for your interest!

Take Care,
Dudley


A nice counter-point to the Nazi'istic propaganda normally
posted here ...

Take Care,
Dudley
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Dudley Hanks wrote in









***************> Another Sybil P&S Troll morph ALERT****************
wrote:







>>On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
>> wrote:
>>
>>>Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>>harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>>users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>>those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>>every one.
>>

>><snip trollscreaming>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> Just Google the...

BI index. Compare that with your recent posting style.

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"Savageduck" wrote in message

> On 2011-03-12 12:25:33 -0800, Dudley Hanks
> said:
>
>> I believe ................<<Demented thoughts snipped>>
>
>> Take Care,
>> Dudley
>
> Sigh!
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Savageduck

Duck (and others), would you please post when Dudley Hanks starts behaving
sensibly again, as I have had to kill-file his postings for the moment?
Many thanks.

David
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On 3/12/2011 3:47 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
> RichB wrote:
>> On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>> harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>> users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>> those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>> every one.
>>
>> Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
>> dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
>> educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
>> with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.
>>
>> As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
>> about you.
>>
>>
>>
>
>
> Just Google the following for more background:
>
>
> quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks
>
>
> Read some of the posts and then take a look at:
>
>
> http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg
>
>
> Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of
> interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.
>
> Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I
> think, no.
>
> Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can
> do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball
> for every competitive position out there.
>
> Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need
> support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible
> government redistribution of wealth.
>
> Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a
> speed they can work, and reward their efforts.
>
>
> If you agree?
>
> PayPal a donation to: dhanks RemoveThis @blind-apertures.ca
>
>
> Check out:
> http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com
>
> And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...
>
> Thanks for your interest!
>

I know you are serious. As a fact you will never be a marksman or work
in QC matching colors. But, I can think of many jobs that a blind person
could do better than a sighted person. Those involve use of the other
senses, taste and related smell, plus hearing.
Food tasters with educated palates come to mind. Checking sound quality
also comes to mind.
True there are not that many opportunities and few will give a blind
person a shot, but that is a sad commentary on our society, as a whole.
--
Peter
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PeterN wrote:

>On 3/12/2011 3:47 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
>> RichB wrote:
>>> On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>>> harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>>> users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>>> those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>>> every one.
>>>
>>> Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
>>> dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
>>> educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
>>> with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.
>>>
>>> As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
>>> about you.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> Just Google the following for more background:
>>
>>
>> quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks
>>
>>
>> Read some of the posts and then take a look at:
>>
>>
>> http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg
>>
>>
>> Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of
>> interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.
>>
>> Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I
>> think, no.
>>
>> Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can
>> do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball
>> for every competitive position out there.
>>
>> Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need
>> support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible
>> government redistribution of wealth.
>>
>> Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a
>> speed they can work, and reward their efforts.
>>
>>
>> If you agree?
>>
>> PayPal a donation to: dhanks RemoveThis @blind-apertures.ca
>>
>>
>> Check out:
>> http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com
>>
>> And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...
>>
>> Thanks for your interest!
>>
>
>I know you are serious. As a fact you will never be a marksman or work
>in QC matching colors. But, I can think of many jobs that a blind person
>could do better than a sighted person. Those involve use of the other
>senses, taste and related smell, plus hearing.
>Food tasters with educated palates come to mind. Checking sound quality
>also comes to mind.
>True there are not that many opportunities and few will give a blind
>person a shot, but that is a sad commentary on our society, as a whole.


I find it interesting that many folks jump to the extreme, and
accuse me of "begging" and "looking for sympathy."


In our society, if there is a hungry, unemployed man on the
street asking for spare change to pay for a coffee and a
sandwich, he is labelled a begger, and told to quit looking
for sympathy and to "go get a job," without his acusers ever
taking the time to learn the bloke's history. Take that same
street scene and throw in a well-heeled passer-by who comes up
to you and says, "That fellow over there needs help, could you
spare a bit of change to buy him something to eat," and presto!
the streetperson gets something to eat, and the well-heeled
passerby gets a plaque from the Chambre of Commerce for his or
her work as an advocate, even though he or she pocketed 10% or
15% of the "donation" to cover time spent.

Admittedly, my case is a bit different.

I tell folks up front that I'm not starving, nor is my family.
I'm retired, with an interest for freelance writing /
photography. I explain that any donations I might receive go
entirely to helping me buy equipment I normally wouldn't be
able to afford, or to paying for expenses incurred during a
nature shoot.

Ken Rockwell does much the same thing, and is not looked down
on.

Certainly, Ken isn't quite as blatant in a Usenet post, but,
hey, Usenet is changing.

It is no longer used for academic purposes, with most
educational institutions having opted for private web sites,
ditto for government agencies.

Even giant corporations like Microsoft and software mainstays
like perl are leaving Usenet in droves.

What is left?

A safe haven for ideological freaks like Super Zoom.


I don't know about you, but I'd rather see Usenet used as a
base for artists and savants than for the festering birthplace
of societally incompatible zealots.

I hope members of this group think logically about what I have
said. If they send a donation, fine. If not, fine as well.
The main thing I have ever asked for on this group is feedback,
and I have been soundly rebuked, mocked and belittled for my
efforts. By whom? An entirely bigotted, narrow-minded
virtual Nazi prototype who doesn't even have the courage to
come out of hiding.

Well, I have news for Super Zoom. I'm not going away.


I will continue to post my work on this group, and I will ask
for feedback.

Out of respect for a few of the more sane members of this
group, I will curtail requests for donations, with the
possible adoption of Tony's suggestion of adding a sig line
link to a suitable page on my site. (Thanks Tony for that
suggestion.)

But, I'm not going away.

Those who can't deal with a blind guy shooting pics need to
find some way to deal with it...

Take Care,
Dudley
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On 3/13/11 12:07 PM, in article
Z7qdnVWyIr19ZOHQnZ2dnUVZ_tidnZ2d.RemoveThis@giganews.com, "Dudley Hanks"
wrote:

> PeterN wrote:
>
>> On 3/12/2011 3:47 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
>>> RichB wrote:
>>>> On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>>>> harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>>>> users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>>>> those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>>>> every one.
>>>>
>>>> Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
>>>> dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
>>>> educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
>>>> with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.
>>>>
>>>> As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
>>>> about you.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Just Google the following for more background:
>>>
>>>
>>> quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks
>>>
>>>
>>> Read some of the posts and then take a look at:
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg
>>>
>>>
>>> Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of
>>> interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.
>>>
>>> Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I
>>> think, no.
>>>
>>> Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can
>>> do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball
>>> for every competitive position out there.
>>>
>>> Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need
>>> support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible
>>> government redistribution of wealth.
>>>
>>> Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a
>>> speed they can work, and reward their efforts.
>>>
>>>
>>> If you agree?
>>>
>>> PayPal a donation to: dhanks.RemoveThis@blind-apertures.ca
>>>
>>>
>>> Check out:
>>> http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com
>>>
>>> And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...
>>>
>>> Thanks for your interest!
>>>
>>
>> I know you are serious. As a fact you will never be a marksman or work
>> in QC matching colors. But, I can think of many jobs that a blind person
>> could do better than a sighted person. Those involve use of the other
>> senses, taste and related smell, plus hearing.
>> Food tasters with educated palates come to mind. Checking sound quality
>> also comes to mind.
>> True there are not that many opportunities and few will give a blind
>> person a shot, but that is a sad commentary on our society, as a whole.
>
>
> I find it interesting that many folks jump to the extreme, and
> accuse me of "begging" and "looking for sympathy."
>
>
> In our society, if there is a hungry, unemployed man on the
> street asking for spare change to pay for a coffee and a
> sandwich, he is labelled a begger, and told to quit looking
> for sympathy and to "go get a job," without his acusers ever
> taking the time to learn the bloke's history. Take that same
> street scene and throw in a well-heeled passer-by who comes up
> to you and says, "That fellow over there needs help, could you
> spare a bit of change to buy him something to eat," and presto!
> the streetperson gets something to eat, and the well-heeled
> passerby gets a plaque from the Chambre of Commerce for his or
> her work as an advocate, even though he or she pocketed 10% or
> 15% of the "donation" to cover time spent.
>
> Admittedly, my case is a bit different.
>
> I tell folks up front that I'm not starving, nor is my family.
> I'm retired, with an interest for freelance writing /
> photography. I explain that any donations I might receive go
> entirely to helping me buy equipment I normally wouldn't be
> able to afford, or to paying for expenses incurred during a
> nature shoot.
>
> Ken Rockwell does much the same thing, and is not looked down
> on.
>
> Certainly, Ken isn't quite as blatant in a Usenet post, but,
> hey, Usenet is changing.
>
> It is no longer used for academic purposes, with most
> educational institutions having opted for private web sites,
> ditto for government agencies.
>
> Even giant corporations like Microsoft and software mainstays
> like perl are leaving Usenet in droves.
>
> What is left?
>
> A safe haven for ideological freaks like Super Zoom.
>
>
> I don't know about you, but I'd rather see Usenet used as a
> base for artists and savants than for the festering birthplace
> of societally incompatible zealots.
>
> I hope members of this group think logically about what I have
> said. If they send a donation, fine. If not, fine as well.
> The main thing I have ever asked for on this group is feedback,
> and I have been soundly rebuked, mocked and belittled for my
> efforts. By whom? An entirely bigotted, narrow-minded
> virtual Nazi prototype who doesn't even have the courage to
> come out of hiding.
>
> Well, I have news for Super Zoom. I'm not going away.
>
>
> I will continue to post my work on this group, and I will ask
> for feedback.
>
> Out of respect for a few of the more sane members of this
> group, I will curtail requests for donations, with the
> possible adoption of Tony's suggestion of adding a sig line
> link to a suitable page on my site. (Thanks Tony for that
> suggestion.)
>
> But, I'm not going away.
>
> Those who can't deal with a blind guy shooting pics need to
> find some way to deal with it...
>
> Take Care,
> Dudley
GOOD NEWS! Glad you have decided that.
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On 3/13/2011 1:07 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
> PeterN wrote:
>
>> On 3/12/2011 3:47 PM, Dudley Hanks wrote:
>>> RichB wrote:
>>>> On Sat, 12 Mar 2011 14:25:33 -0600, Dudley Hanks
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Well, there has been a number of rather intolerant folks
>>>>> harassing and berating less than physically perfect internet
>>>>> users, spreading hatred, and doing their damndest to demoralize
>>>>> those who seek to build a more tolerant and beautiful world for
>>>>> every one.
>>>>
>>>> Nope. Wrong again. They're just revealing you to be the useless, psychotic,
>>>> dead-beat-dad, and con-artist that everyone now knows you to be. Trying to
>>>> educate you as to why you now appear so pathetically sad to all the world
>>>> with your manipulative pitty-party while spamming the hell out of USENET.
>>>>
>>>> As you have just done, again! Proving everyone else to be 100% correct
>>>> about you.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Just Google the following for more background:
>>>
>>>
>>> quadriplegic flopping flowr dance blind Dudley Hanks
>>>
>>>
>>> Read some of the posts and then take a look at:
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.blind-apertures.ca/images/WinterNightCropped.jpg
>>>
>>>
>>> Is a blind photographer capable of producing something of
>>> interest? Even, of beauty? I think, yes.
>>>
>>> Is a blind photographer likely to get hired, commercially? I
>>> think, no.
>>>
>>> Think of any job out there, then ask if a sighted person can
>>> do that job faster. Anser, the blind are behind the eightball
>>> for every competitive position out there.
>>>
>>> Result: The blind are the last to be hired, hence they need
>>> support, either freely given by the public, or by forcible
>>> government redistribution of wealth.
>>>
>>> Suggestion: Allow the blind to do what they do best, at a
>>> speed they can work, and reward their efforts.
>>>
>>>
>>> If you agree?
>>>
>>> PayPal a donation to: dhanks DeleteThis @blind-apertures.ca
>>>
>>>
>>> Check out:
>>> http://blind-apertures.blogspot.com
>>>
>>> And, stay tuned for additional ideas ...
>>>
>>> Thanks for your interest!
>>>
>>
>> I know you are serious. As a fact you will never be a marksman or work
>> in QC matching colors. But, I can think of many jobs that a blind person
>> could do better than a sighted person. Those involve use of the other
>> senses, taste and related smell, plus hearing.
>> Food tasters with educated palates come to mind. Checking sound quality
>> also comes to mind.
>> True there are not that many opportunities and few will give a blind
>> person a shot, but that is a sad commentary on our society, as a whole.
>
>
> I find it interesting that many folks jump to the extreme, and
> accuse me of "begging" and "looking for sympathy."
>
>
> In our society, if there is a hungry, unemployed man on the
> street asking for spare change to pay for a coffee and a
> sandwich, he is labelled a begger, and told to quit looking
> for sympathy and to "go get a job," without his acusers ever
> taking the time to learn the bloke's history. Take that same
> street scene and throw in a well-heeled passer-by who comes up
> to you and says, "That fellow over there needs help, could you
> spare a bit of change to buy him something to eat," and presto!
> the streetperson gets something to eat, and the well-heeled
> passerby gets a plaque from the Chambre of Commerce for his or
> her work as an advocate, even though he or she pocketed 10% or
> 15% of the "donation" to cover time spent.
>
> Admittedly, my case is a bit different.
>
> I tell folks up front that I'm not starving, nor is my family.
> I'm retired, with an interest for freelance writing /
> photography. I explain that any donations I might receive go
> entirely to helping me buy equipment I normally wouldn't be
> able to afford, or to paying for expenses incurred during a
> nature shoot.
>
> Ken Rockwell does much the same thing, and is not looked down
> on.
>
> Certainly, Ken isn't quite as blatant in a Usenet post, but,
> hey, Usenet is changing.
>
> It is no longer used for academic purposes, with most
> educational institutions having opted for private web sites,
> ditto for government agencies.
>
> Even giant corporations like Microsoft and software mainstays
> like perl are leaving Usenet in droves.
>
> What is left?
>
> A safe haven for ideological freaks like Super Zoom.
>
>
> I don't know about you, but I'd rather see Usenet used as a
> base for artists and savants than for the festering birthplace
> of societally incompatible zealots.
>
> I hope members of this group think logically about what I have
> said. If they send a donation, fine. If not, fine as well.
> The main thing I have ever asked for on this group is feedback,
> and I have been soundly rebuked, mocked and belittled for my
> efforts. By whom? An entirely bigotted, narrow-minded
> virtual Nazi prototype who doesn't even have the courage to
> come out of hiding.
>
> Well, I have news for Super Zoom. I'm not going away.
>
>
> I will continue to post my work on this group, and I will ask
> for feedback.
>
> Out of respect for a few of the more sane members of this
> group, I will curtail requests for donations, with the
> possible adoption of Tony's suggestion of adding a sig line
> link to a suitable page on my site. (Thanks Tony for that
> suggestion.)
>
> But, I'm not going away.
>
> Those who can't deal with a blind guy shooting pics need to
> find some way to deal with it...
>

Yup!


--
Peter
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On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:07:44 -0500, Dudley Hanks
wrote:

>I find it interesting that many folks jump to the extreme, and
>accuse me of "begging" and "looking for sympathy."

You *are* begging...asking for a hand-out. Worse, you are asking for
people to support your desire for non-essential hobby accessories.
>
>In our society, if there is a hungry, unemployed man on the
>street asking for spare change to pay for a coffee and a
>sandwich, he is labelled a begger,

Whatever the label, he is looking for assistance to buy basic
necessities.

>Ken Rockwell does much the same thing, and is not looked down
>on.

No, Rockwell does not post in newsgroups. His site is available only
if you deliberately go there. Rockwell offers teaching material and
asks for, but does not require, compensation for what he provides.
You do not.
>
>Certainly, Ken isn't quite as blatant in a Usenet post

You think?

>It is no longer used for academic purposes,

When was it ever dedicated to academic purposes? In two of the
newsgroups I regularly read, there are numerous posts requesting help
in writing academic papers in proper English.

> with most
>educational institutions having opted for private web sites,
>ditto for government agencies.

Institutions have never used Usenet. People use Usenet. They may, or
may not, be affiliated with educational institutions. Many posters in
several groups use .edu addresses.



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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida
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On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:28:17 -0500, Truman
wrote:

>Are you going to tell me and the whole world that those blind girls that I
>used to lead on month-long wilderness adventures

You seem to have an infinite capacity for inventing a life you never
led.



--
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On 3/13/11 3:44 PM, in article t2bqn6t5kgdav4fq765d5lmfp2sueo9r1p.DeleteThis@4ax.com,
"tony cooper" wrote:

> On Sun, 13 Mar 2011 12:28:17 -0500, Truman
> wrote:
>
>> Are you going to tell me and the whole world that those blind girls that I
>> used to lead on month-long wilderness adventures
>
> You seem to have an infinite capacity for inventing a life you never
> led.
>

"The mind is a terrible thing to waste."
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Dudley Hanks wrote in


> Well, I have news for Super Zoom. I'm not going away.

Dweebus isn't getting anybody to go away.
Rather, Dweebus is getting itself kicked off from many newsreaders. If only
it'd learn not to use certain words in it's snotty replies.


tee hee!


Oh, and good job realizing that your latest chain-pulling on usenet
panhandling for $ does nothing to *it*

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