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Posted by Juno B on October 17, 2009, 1:28 pm
Sharon Hays wrote:
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> Which is why I've had him in my "ignore sender" file for YEARS. Life's too
> short to deal with people like that. The only time I usually see his
> pointless, acrimonious diatribes are when someone else quotes them. I try
> to resist firing back directly. I am convinced that, like a two-year-old
> child, he craves the attention and is really eager for the responses.
>
> Too, when people online are really obnoxious, I tell myself they are
> probably somewhere in the online galleries on peopleofwalmart.com.
> Possibly in more than one photo. ;)
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> Sharon
Actually I think he's a misogynist
He has protested to often about the fact that he has great respect for
women. I've never seen it. I also have him in my kill file. Saves a lot
of aggravation.
Juno
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Posted by W.Boyce on October 17, 2009, 2:08 pm
Juno B wrote:
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> Sharon Hays wrote:
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>> Which is why I've had him in my "ignore sender" file for YEARS.
>> Life's too
>> short to deal with people like that. The only time I usually see his
>> pointless, acrimonious diatribes are when someone else quotes them. I
>> try to resist firing back directly. I am convinced that, like a two-year-old
>> child, he craves the attention and is really eager for the responses.
>> Too, when people online are really obnoxious, I tell myself they are
>> probably somewhere in the online galleries on peopleofwalmart.com.
>> Possibly in more than one photo. ;)
>> Sharon
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> Actually I think he's a misogynist
> He has protested to often about the fact that he has great respect for
> women. I've never seen it. I also have him in my kill file. Saves a lot
> of aggravation.
> Juno
Au contraire, "ladies"; I'm not the troublemaker here; just an amused
responder to the expressed OT foibles of the queens expressed here. The
queens respond: "We are not amused" Troublemaker status goes to Juno
and others, who "get off" on stirring things up and actually complaining
when things get slow.
Eg: Recent Juno quotes:
“maybe start a little mischief
here, and have a good time for myself.”
“After all, we "Queens" of alt.sewing know how to get
under peoples skin.”
“I usually can get myself in mischief without trying.”
Your humble servant, JPBill
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Posted by Kate XXXXXX on October 17, 2009, 4:12 pm
Juno B wrote:
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> Sharon Hays wrote:
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>> Which is why I've had him in my "ignore sender" file for YEARS.
>> Life's too
>> short to deal with people like that. The only time I usually see his
>> pointless, acrimonious diatribes are when someone else quotes them. I
>> try
>> to resist firing back directly. I am convinced that, like a two-year-old
>> child, he craves the attention and is really eager for the responses.
>> Too, when people online are really obnoxious, I tell myself they are
>> probably somewhere in the online galleries on peopleofwalmart.com.
>> Possibly in more than one photo. ;)
>> Sharon
> Actually I think he's a misogynist
> He has protested to often about the fact that he has great respect for
> women. I've never seen it. I also have him in my kill file. Saves a lot
> of aggravation.
> Juno
I have instigated a sub-pontin silicate life-form repository, or
oubliette. Seems to be performing its proper function...
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!
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Posted by Juno B on October 17, 2009, 4:46 pm
Kate XXXXXX wrote:
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> Juno B wrote:
>> Sharon Hays wrote:
>>> Which is why I've had him in my "ignore sender" file for YEARS.
>>> Life's too
>>> short to deal with people like that. The only time I usually see his
>>> pointless, acrimonious diatribes are when someone else quotes them.
>>> I try
>>> to resist firing back directly. I am convinced that, like a
>>> two-year-old
>>> child, he craves the attention and is really eager for the responses.
>>> Too, when people online are really obnoxious, I tell myself they are
>>> probably somewhere in the online galleries on peopleofwalmart.com.
>>> Possibly in more than one photo. ;)
>>> Sharon
>> Actually I think he's a misogynist
>> He has protested to often about the fact that he has great respect for
>> women. I've never seen it. I also have him in my kill file. Saves a lot
>> of aggravation.
>> Juno
>
> I have instigated a sub-pontin silicate life-form repository, or
> oubliette. Seems to be performing its proper function...
>
Ohhhhhh Kate, that is so dark and cold but obviously working.Do you ever
send down bread and water?
Juno
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Posted by Lizzy Taylor on October 17, 2009, 4:55 pm
Juno B wrote:
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> Kate XXXXXX wrote:
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>> I have instigated a sub-pontin silicate life-form repository, or
>> oubliette. Seems to be performing its proper function...
> Ohhhhhh Kate, that is so dark and cold but obviously working.Do you ever
> send down bread and water?
Doubt it, it is an oubliette after all, and some things really are just
best forgotten.
Lizzy
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>
> Which is why I've had him in my "ignore sender" file for YEARS. Life's too
> short to deal with people like that. The only time I usually see his
> pointless, acrimonious diatribes are when someone else quotes them. I try
> to resist firing back directly. I am convinced that, like a two-year-old
> child, he craves the attention and is really eager for the responses.
>
> Too, when people online are really obnoxious, I tell myself they are
> probably somewhere in the online galleries on peopleofwalmart.com.
> Possibly in more than one photo. ;)
>
> Sharon