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OT Damned: Michael should quiet down.
I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup
with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, please. Best Regards, Joe ************* Sheldon, sensible for once, wrote this, and a lot mo >> That's why I'm exerting all this effort into cheering you up. My ex >> was very reactive over trivialities too... she puffed everything up at >> of all proportion, rationalized her own actions with fercocktah >> alibis, and cried wolf way too often... so when serious stuff befell >> her no one took her seriously. Micheal, it's already well into >> October... you really gotta begin talking food before the year passes >> you by completely... what pray tell compells your constantly spilling >> your collective personal guts here on a cooking group, why do we all >> need to know all your bubbamisers, only thing left more dramatic is >> for you to post the URL to the video of your colonoscopy, can't you >> afford a shrink... I'm serious. >>Why can't you be less of a selfish self-centered *******? Probably never got any titty as an infant, and so you're stuck there. Rfc is not the mommy you never had and this world ain't all about you. I'm extremely empathetic, which is demonstrated by my obvious concern for your mental well being... let me be more plain; I really mean it when I say you are in desparate need of professional mental intervention. But demonstrating empathy does not mean becoming a doormat for selfish self-centered sniveling *******s. >I've been sick. I've had shit going on. I concur. Yes, you are in deep doo-doo of a personal nature... I strongly suggest you make some effort to mature by learning to close the lavatory door while you defecate, and remember to flush... this newsgroup is not the mommy who never wiped your ass... time you got over your infantile anal fixations. >Can you give me a break here? Give yourself a break... see, that's your real problem, you take no personal responsibility. Shit going on is not in of itself a sickness, but overeacting to the mundane trivialities of ordinary day to day living and then inappropriately foisting same on innocent others as if somehow the world is solely responsible for your care is in fact a mental illness and a cry for help... see a shrink. And Micheal, if you were truly *** you'd not need to constantly advertise it to the world as though it were some sort of dilemma. The fact that you are somehow compelled to do so PROVES that your so-called *** lifestyle is A CHOICE YOU MAKE. You're NOT ***, no way, you use the crutch of gayness as an alibi for your refusal to become a mature adult and not taking responsibility... get help. And don't you dare comment that I am focusing on your sexual choice, it's YOU who publicly visited it upon us, no one needed to know about your personal brand of perverse bedroom antics. You have no respect for the sensitivity of others, no respect whatsoever for yourself, and therefore deserve no respect. Micheal, you are pitiful, and pity is what you've been getting from all those who pretend to be your benefactors, you are merely their daily entertainment, when in actuality they are clandestinely garbed in the sheep's clothing of disgust, and disgust cloaked in the veils of pity is what you will continue to get. A bit of well intentioned advice; next time you're in a new situation where you're tempted to unleash your tongue regarding your personal machinations try hard to remember how you can never untinkle your widdle bells of malcontent. You are drowning in the quicksand of your own making, blaming others will not alter that fact... Micheal you may be male but you're not a man, and at the ever accelerating rate of your plunging ever further into infantileness you will never, and that's what's a "Damned" shame. Grow up. |
Stjoe214 wrote: > I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup > with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. > Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. > Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, > please. > > Best Regards, Joe > ************* If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us decide whether or not we want to read them. I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's what friends are for. This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M |
Stjoe214 wrote: > I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup > with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. > Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. > Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, > please. > > Best Regards, Joe > ************* If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us decide whether or not we want to read them. I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's what friends are for. This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M |
Stjoe214 wrote: > I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup > with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. > Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. > Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, > please. > > Best Regards, Joe > ************* If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us decide whether or not we want to read them. I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's what friends are for. This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M |
"Stjoe214" > wrote in message ... St Joe, why don't you stick to making aspirin. As even a casual onlooker, you're a real dickhead. Jack Bayer |
"Stjoe214" > wrote in message ... St Joe, why don't you stick to making aspirin. As even a casual onlooker, you're a real dickhead. Jack Bayer |
"Stjoe214" > wrote in message ... St Joe, why don't you stick to making aspirin. As even a casual onlooker, you're a real dickhead. Jack Bayer |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:06:01 -0400, Margaret Suran
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this: > > >Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup >> with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. >> Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > >If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >decide whether or not we want to read them. > <snip> Allow me to second Margaret's post. <clap!. <clap!> <clap!> Go get yourself a threaded reader capable of KFing threads and posters. See sig. Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA "Just what kind of jackassery do I have to put up with today?" Danae in "Non Sequitur" To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:06:01 -0400, Margaret Suran
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this: > > >Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup >> with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. >> Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > >If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >decide whether or not we want to read them. > <snip> Allow me to second Margaret's post. <clap!. <clap!> <clap!> Go get yourself a threaded reader capable of KFing threads and posters. See sig. Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA "Just what kind of jackassery do I have to put up with today?" Danae in "Non Sequitur" To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:06:01 -0400, Margaret Suran
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this: > > >Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup >> with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. >> Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > >If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >decide whether or not we want to read them. > <snip> Allow me to second Margaret's post. <clap!. <clap!> <clap!> Go get yourself a threaded reader capable of KFing threads and posters. See sig. Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA "Just what kind of jackassery do I have to put up with today?" Danae in "Non Sequitur" To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:06:01 -0400, Margaret Suran
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this: > > >Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup >> with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. >> Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > >If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >decide whether or not we want to read them. > <snip> Allow me to second Margaret's post. <clap!. <clap!> <clap!> Go get yourself a threaded reader capable of KFing threads and posters. See sig. Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA "Just what kind of jackassery do I have to put up with today?" Danae in "Non Sequitur" To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 20:06:01 -0400, Margaret Suran
> arranged random neurons, so they looked like this: > > >Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup >> with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. >> Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > >If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >decide whether or not we want to read them. > <snip> Allow me to second Margaret's post. <clap!. <clap!> <clap!> Go get yourself a threaded reader capable of KFing threads and posters. See sig. Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA "Just what kind of jackassery do I have to put up with today?" Danae in "Non Sequitur" To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox" |
Margaret Suran wrote:
> Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >> newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >> we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >> problems? We all do. Michael, start adding to the food >> discussions, and cut out the whining, please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > > If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us > decide whether or not we want to read them. > > I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to > complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or > anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to > say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's > what friends are for. > > This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a > circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not > contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, > sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M I agree wholeheartedly. Michael (dog3) has been an active contributor to this group for years and deserves at least the kindness of someone skipping posts they don't like. Given his health issues, his recent posts about food are often helpful to others who have the same sort of considerations. They are also fun and funny. So Joe, go blow. Jill |
Margaret Suran > wrote in
: > > > Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >> newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >> we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >> problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >> whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > > If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us > decide whether or not we want to read them. > > I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to > complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or > anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to > say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's > what friends are for. > > This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a > circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not > contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, > sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M What Margaret said! -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
Margaret Suran > wrote in
: > > > Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >> newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >> we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >> problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >> whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > > If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us > decide whether or not we want to read them. > > I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to > complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or > anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to > say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's > what friends are for. > > This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a > circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not > contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, > sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M What Margaret said! -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
Margaret Suran > wrote in
: > > > Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >> newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >> we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >> problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >> whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > > If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us > decide whether or not we want to read them. > > I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to > complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or > anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to > say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's > what friends are for. > > This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a > circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not > contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, > sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M What Margaret said! -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
Margaret Suran > wrote in
: > > > Stjoe214 wrote: >> I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >> newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >> we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >> problems? We all do. >> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >> whining, >> please. >> >> Best Regards, Joe >> ************* > > If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us > decide whether or not we want to read them. > > I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to > complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or > anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to > say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's > what friends are for. > > This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a > circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not > contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, > sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M What Margaret said! -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> Margaret Suran > wrote in > : > > >> >>Stjoe214 wrote: >> >>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>problems? We all do. >>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>> whining, >>>please. >>> >>>Best Regards, Joe >>>************* >> >>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>decide whether or not we want to read them. >> >>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>what friends are for. >> >>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M > > > What Margaret said! If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Best regards, Bob |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> Margaret Suran > wrote in > : > > >> >>Stjoe214 wrote: >> >>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>problems? We all do. >>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>> whining, >>>please. >>> >>>Best Regards, Joe >>>************* >> >>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>decide whether or not we want to read them. >> >>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>what friends are for. >> >>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M > > > What Margaret said! If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Best regards, Bob |
Stjoe214 wrote: > I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup > with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. > Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. > Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, > please. And why don't you STFU, newbie imbecile. Certainly no one here will miss your worthlessness. -- Best Greg |
Stjoe214 wrote: > I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food newsgroup > with his personal medical problems for far too long, and we're tired of it. > Don't you think the rest of us have personal problems? We all do. > Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the whining, > please. And why don't you STFU, newbie imbecile. Certainly no one here will miss your worthlessness. -- Best Greg |
zxcvbob > wrote in news:2torpkF220r0vU1@uni-
berlin.de: > Wayne Boatwright wrote: > >> Margaret Suran > wrote in >> : >> >> >>> >>>Stjoe214 wrote: >>> >>>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>>problems? We all do. >>>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>>> whining, >>>>please. >>>> >>>>Best Regards, Joe >>>>************* >>> >>>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>>decide whether or not we want to read them. >>> >>>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>>what friends are for. >>> >>>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M >> >> >> What Margaret said! > > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. I have, after the first one. > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Never cared much for goose or gander, with or without sauce. :-) > Best regards, > Bob > -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
zxcvbob > wrote in news:2torpkF220r0vU1@uni-
berlin.de: > Wayne Boatwright wrote: > >> Margaret Suran > wrote in >> : >> >> >>> >>>Stjoe214 wrote: >>> >>>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>>problems? We all do. >>>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>>> whining, >>>>please. >>>> >>>>Best Regards, Joe >>>>************* >>> >>>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>>decide whether or not we want to read them. >>> >>>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>>what friends are for. >>> >>>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M >> >> >> What Margaret said! > > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. I have, after the first one. > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Never cared much for goose or gander, with or without sauce. :-) > Best regards, > Bob > -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
zxcvbob > wrote in news:2torpkF220r0vU1@uni-
berlin.de: > Wayne Boatwright wrote: > >> Margaret Suran > wrote in >> : >> >> >>> >>>Stjoe214 wrote: >>> >>>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>>problems? We all do. >>>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>>> whining, >>>>please. >>>> >>>>Best Regards, Joe >>>>************* >>> >>>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>>decide whether or not we want to read them. >>> >>>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>>what friends are for. >>> >>>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M >> >> >> What Margaret said! > > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. I have, after the first one. > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Never cared much for goose or gander, with or without sauce. :-) > Best regards, > Bob > -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
zxcvbob > wrote in news:2torpkF220r0vU1@uni-
berlin.de: > Wayne Boatwright wrote: > >> Margaret Suran > wrote in >> : >> >> >>> >>>Stjoe214 wrote: >>> >>>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>>problems? We all do. >>>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>>> whining, >>>>please. >>>> >>>>Best Regards, Joe >>>>************* >>> >>>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>>decide whether or not we want to read them. >>> >>>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>>what friends are for. >>> >>>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M >> >> >> What Margaret said! > > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. I have, after the first one. > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Never cared much for goose or gander, with or without sauce. :-) > Best regards, > Bob > -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
zxcvbob > wrote in news:2torpkF220r0vU1@uni-
berlin.de: > Wayne Boatwright wrote: > >> Margaret Suran > wrote in >> : >> >> >>> >>>Stjoe214 wrote: >>> >>>>I agree with Sheldon--completely!! Michael has flooded this food >>>>newsgroup with his personal medical problems for far too long, and >>>>we're tired of it. Don't you think the rest of us have personal >>>>problems? We all do. >>>> Michael, start adding to the food discussions, and cut out the >>>> whining, >>>>please. >>>> >>>>Best Regards, Joe >>>>************* >>> >>>If this bother you, please skip Michael's posts and let the rest of us >>>decide whether or not we want to read them. >>> >>>I, for one, am interested in my friend, Michael and if he wants to >>>complain about his health or the health of one of his pets, or >>>anything else for that matter, I will be there to read what he has to >>>say and to offer him my shoulder, if he needs one to lean on. That's >>>what friends are for. >>> >>>This is not just a new group made up of strangers. It is also a >>>circle of friends. Nobody can complain that Michael has not >>>contributed enough to rfc. He is one of our most active posters, >>>sharing much about food with us, not just his problems. M >> >> >> What Margaret said! > > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. I have, after the first one. > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. Never cared much for goose or gander, with or without sauce. :-) > Best regards, > Bob > -- Wayne in Phoenix *If there's a nit to pick, some nitwit will pick it. *A mind is a terrible thing to lose. |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 23:21:07 -0500, zxcvbob
> wrote: > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. Thanks for the "advice". Since the guy is a total unknown... it was impossible to skip his first whine, but I'll skip the rest. Thankyouberrymush. sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 23:21:07 -0500, zxcvbob
> wrote: > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. Thanks for the "advice". Since the guy is a total unknown... it was impossible to skip his first whine, but I'll skip the rest. Thankyouberrymush. sf Practice safe eating - always use condiments |
zxcvbob wrote:
<snip> > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. > > > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. > > Best regards, > Bob > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> -- Steve Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence. |
zxcvbob wrote:
<snip> > > > If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), > then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. > > If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. > > > OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. > > Best regards, > Bob > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> -- Steve Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence. |
"Steve Calvin" > wrote in message ... > zxcvbob wrote: > <snip> >> >> >> If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), >> then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. >> >> If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. >> >> >> OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. >> >> Best regards, >> Bob >> > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing that > I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world why but > ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > > -- Yeah, you ****ed me off right off the bat. Haha, just kidding. Jack Gas |
"Steve Calvin" > wrote in message ... > zxcvbob wrote: > <snip> >> >> >> If it's OK for Michael to complain about his circumstances (and it is), >> then it is just as OK for Joe to complain about all the whining. >> >> If Joe's posts bother you, just skip them. >> >> >> OB Food: What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. >> >> Best regards, >> Bob >> > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing that > I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world why but > ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > > -- Yeah, you ****ed me off right off the bat. Haha, just kidding. Jack Gas |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Steve Calvin wrote: > > I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard > posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for any > reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm guessing > that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in the world > why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post generates replies. M |
Margaret Suran wrote:
> > > Steve Calvin wrote: > >> >> I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard >> posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for >> any reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm >> guessing that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in >> the world why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> >> > > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the > scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and > got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post > generates replies. M > Sorry about that Margaret. I did preface it with a warning though. That was really said more of "tongue in cheek". I'm beginning to suspect the usenet service that I'm using (news.individual.net) and it's broadcast capabilities to other servers. I don't think that they propogate posts very well to the network. When I get some time to breath I'm going to research other services. I liked n.i.v. 'cause it's free but I'm questioning the service at this point. -- Steve Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence. |
Margaret Suran wrote:
> > > Steve Calvin wrote: > >> >> I agree wholeheartedly with ya Bob! It's very easy to dis-regard >> posters/threads that you're not interested in or that bother you for >> any reason. Judging from the non replies to any of my posts I'm >> guessing that I p'ed a lot of folks here off somehow. Not a clue in >> the world why but ya just can't take usenet real seriously. <shrug> >> > > Steve Calvin, You did not **** me off, but you did scare me with the > scary URL's you posted the other day. :o) I looked at both of them and > got scared twice. Just kidding, I think it's only that not every post > generates replies. M > Sorry about that Margaret. I did preface it with a warning though. That was really said more of "tongue in cheek". I'm beginning to suspect the usenet service that I'm using (news.individual.net) and it's broadcast capabilities to other servers. I don't think that they propogate posts very well to the network. When I get some time to breath I'm going to research other services. I liked n.i.v. 'cause it's free but I'm questioning the service at this point. -- Steve Every job is a self-portrait of the person who did it. Autograph your work with excellence. |
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