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48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate
I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I can't get past it. We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not like that cut of meat I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper and onion I hate getting a huge plate of food I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not like the leftovers. I just do not like the seasonings. I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." And the best one of all: "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel sorry for you" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't care less if you object to this post. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/25/2015 6:20 PM, wrote:
> No, I couldn't > care less if you object to this post. Then why'd you post it? |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Bruce" > wrote in message ... > On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s > > wrote: > >>"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >> >>I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>can't get past it. >> >>We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >> >>One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>like that cut of meat >> >>I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>and onion >> >>I hate getting a huge plate of food >> >>I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >> >>Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >> >>I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>like the leftovers. >> >>I just do not like the seasonings. >> >>I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >> >> >>And the best one of all: >> >>"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>sorry for you" >> >>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >>At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>care less if you object to this post. > > Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your > obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. > He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really like him! :):):) |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove"
> wrote: > >"Bruce" > wrote in message .. . >> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >> > wrote: >> >>>"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>> >>>I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>can't get past it. >>> >>>We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>> >>>One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>like that cut of meat >>> >>>I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>>and onion >>> >>>I hate getting a huge plate of food >>> >>>I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>> >>>Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>> >>>I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>like the leftovers. >>> >>>I just do not like the seasonings. >>> >>>I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>> >>> >>>And the best one of all: >>> >>>"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>>but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>>sorry for you" >>> >>>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>>At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>care less if you object to this post. >> >> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >> > >He has obviously got a problem. I was hoping for you to state your case, but no. What other people posts countless 'I don't likes' like you do? >And may I point out that I don't really like him! :):):) Do you really think that either surprises or upsets me, coming from you of all people? |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/25/2015 6:51 PM, Bruce wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > >> "Bruce" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >>> > wrote: >>> >>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>> >>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>> can't get past it. >>>> >>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>> >>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>> like that cut of meat >>>> >>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>>> and onion >>>> >>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>> >>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>> >>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>> >>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>> like the leftovers. >>>> >>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>> >>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>> >>>> >>>> And the best one of all: >>>> >>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>>> sorry for you" >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> >>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>> care less if you object to this post. >>> >>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>> >> >> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really >> like him! :):):) > > It's a good thing he lives on the other side of the world. Otherwise > he'd be going through your garbage bin and hiding under your bed soon. > He'd have to beat out Jill and a few others, but... |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
Je腜s wrote:
> >"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate > >I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >can't get past it. > >We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert > >One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >like that cut of meat > >I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >and onion > >I hate getting a huge plate of food > >I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. > >Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater > >I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >like the leftovers. > >I just do not like the seasonings. > >I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." > > >And the best one of all: > >"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >sorry for you" > >---------------------------------------------------- > >At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >care less if you object to this post. --------------------------------------- I love Hormel SPAM. I love Boar's Head Head Cheese. I love scungilli with tomato sauce soaked pepper biscuit. I love matjes herring. I love love kasha k'nish. I love Joyva halavah. I love anchovies. I love pickled eggs. I love love beets. I abhor lamb. I love love Crystal Palace. I don't eat pancakes... stale they rival Kotex. http://carlydefilippo.com/2011/12/21...pper-biscuits/ |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 2015-06-25 20:22, Bruce wrote:
>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >> care less if you object to this post. > > Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your > obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. > I don't think his obsession with knocking Julie is any different than the compulsion to defend her demonstrated by you and the rest of the sisterhood of stupidity. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/25/2015 7:29 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> I don't eat pancakes... stale they rival Kotex. You must not have had anyone make you a real pancake with part whole wheat flour. Shame. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Bruce" > wrote in message ... > On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 17:40:25 -0700, "Julie Bove" > > wrote: > >>"Bruce" > wrote in message . .. >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >>> > wrote: >>> >>>>"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>> >>>>I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>can't get past it. >>>> >>>>We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>> >>>>One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>like that cut of meat >>>> >>>>I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>>>and onion >>>> >>>>I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>> >>>>I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>> >>>>Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>> >>>>I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>like the leftovers. >>>> >>>>I just do not like the seasonings. >>>> >>>>I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>> >>>> >>>>And the best one of all: >>>> >>>>"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>>of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>>>but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>>>sorry for you" >>>> >>>>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> >>>>At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>>lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>care less if you object to this post. >>> >>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>> >> >>He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really >>like him! :):):) > > It's a good thing he lives on the other side of the world. Otherwise > he'd be going through your garbage bin and hiding under your bed soon. Oh he might try! Ever since that person put their garbage out with mine, I check on it about every two hours when I am home. So far, nothing significant but I do suspect that it was my neighbor because since I spoke to him, it has not happened and he now has his trash trailer back. I also have assorted things stuffed under my bed so that Jetta couldn't squeeze under there. That was a favorite hiding spot when she needed to go to the vet. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/25/2015 8:15 PM, Bruce wrote:
> On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 22:07:54 -0400, Dave Smith > > wrote: > >> On 2015-06-25 20:22, Bruce wrote: >> >>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>> care less if you object to this post. >>> >>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>> >> >> >> I don't think his obsession with knocking Julie is any different than >> the compulsion to defend her demonstrated by you and the rest of the >> sisterhood of stupidity. > > 99% of the time you and Jebus are at it again, I don't say anything. > That has to do with having a life. Try it one day. > I caught YOU doing it too., hypocrite. "Poor soul"? You ass. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
"Dave Smith" > wrote in message ... > On 2015-06-25 20:22, Bruce wrote: > >>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>> care less if you object to this post. >> >> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >> > > > I don't think his obsession with knocking Julie is any different than the > compulsion to defend her demonstrated by you and the rest of the > sisterhood of stupidity. Of course you don't. You're one of the pot shotters. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Thu, 25 Jun 2015 21:29:27 -0400, Brooklyn1
> wrote: >Je腜s wrote: >> >>"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >> >>I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>can't get past it. >> >>We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >> >>One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>like that cut of meat >> >>I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>and onion >> >>I hate getting a huge plate of food >> >>I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >> >>Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >> >>I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>like the leftovers. >> >>I just do not like the seasonings. >> >>I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >> >> >>And the best one of all: >> >>"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>sorry for you" >> >>---------------------------------------------------- >> >>At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>care less if you object to this post. > >--------------------------------------- > >I love Hormel SPAM. > >I love Boar's Head Head Cheese. > >I love scungilli with tomato sauce soaked pepper biscuit. > >I love matjes herring. > >I love love kasha k'nish. > >I love Joyva halavah. > >I love anchovies. > >I love pickled eggs. > >I love love beets. > >I abhor lamb. > >I love love Crystal Palace. > >I don't eat pancakes... stale they rival Kotex. > >http://carlydefilippo.com/2011/12/21...pper-biscuits/ And not a single sexual reference or connotation, well done. Well, the kotex reference comes vaguely close, I guess. And I *am* somewhat curious how you know what they taste like :) Do you make your own pickled eggs or buy them? I'm always looking for new ingredients to use. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/25/2015 8:51 PM, Sqwertz wrote:
> You're always bitching about schtinky fish, it doesn't get any fishier > than anchovies. It's as close to pussy as you'll ever get, fat face. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote:
> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > care less if you object to this post. And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the price of Usenet. Cindy Hamilton |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
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48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote:
> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate > > I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I > can't get past it. > > We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert > > One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not > like that cut of meat > > I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter > liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper > and onion > > I hate getting a huge plate of food > > I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. > > Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater > > I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not > like the leftovers. > > I just do not like the seasonings. > > I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. > I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." > > > And the best one of all: > > "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a > charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None > of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. > Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. > Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is > but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are > either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel > sorry for you" > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > care less if you object to this post. It's not just her dislikes one might tally. "This is the tale of La Bove, Who was stung by a strong garlic clove, Quoth her pseudo pet psychic, 'I know you won't like it, but keep a big gun by yer stove' There once was a kook name of Julie, by a shallot was treated most cruelly. Said she to the shallot, You've ruined my palate. CSA, it's all your fault, truly. Pursued by a parka of red, down aisle after aisle Julie sped, At Winco this happened, Good thing she warn't nappin', Shopping now fills her with dread. "Oh, joy! I must post this online. My episodes certainly shine. Some help I'll entice, But won't heed their advice, I'd rather just go there and whine." |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 07:41:35 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia
> wrote: >On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: >> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >> >> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >> can't get past it. >> >> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >> >> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >> like that cut of meat >> >> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >> and onion >> >> I hate getting a huge plate of food >> >> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >> >> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >> >> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >> like the leftovers. >> >> I just do not like the seasonings. >> >> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >> >> >> And the best one of all: >> >> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >> sorry for you" >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >> care less if you object to this post. > >It's not just her dislikes one might tally. > > >"This is the tale of La Bove, >Who was stung by a strong garlic clove, >Quoth her pseudo pet psychic, >'I know you won't like it, >but keep a big gun by yer stove' > >There once was a kook name of Julie, >by a shallot was treated most cruelly. >Said she to the shallot, >You've ruined my palate. >CSA, it's all your fault, truly. > >Pursued by a parka of red, >down aisle after aisle Julie sped, >At Winco this happened, >Good thing she warn't nappin', >Shopping now fills her with dread. > >"Oh, joy! I must post this online. >My episodes certainly shine. >Some help I'll entice, >But won't heed their advice, >I'd rather just go there and whine." LOL! I never use LOL but that deserves it! Janet US |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 4:19:15 AM UTC-7, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: > > > At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > > lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > > care less if you object to this post. > > And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a > conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people > make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a > litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. > > I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, > but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the > price of Usenet. > > Cindy Hamilton Yes, and it's not just the dislikes, it's the Hate, Hate, Hate. She hates everything!!! I have never encountered such a hateful, bitter, unhappy person in my whole life. She encounters problems with people everywhere she goes and it should not surprise anyone here as to why that is, her hatred radiates out from her. And she says she is a 'people person' What a joke. Do folks here really believe that her husband and daughter don't know how to shop and cook and stuff? They don't help her out for (imo) one reason, They Don't Wannna! Would anyone? Nellie |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2:40:32 PM UTC-10, Julie Bove wrote:
> "Bruce" > wrote in message > ... > > On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s > > > wrote: > > > >>"Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate > >> > >>I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I > >>can't get past it. > >> > >>We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert > >> > >>One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not > >>like that cut of meat > >> > >>I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter > >>liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper > >>and onion > >> > >>I hate getting a huge plate of food > >> > >>I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. > >> > >>Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater > >> > >>I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not > >>like the leftovers. > >> > >>I just do not like the seasonings. > >> > >>I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. > >>I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." > >> > >> > >>And the best one of all: > >> > >>"Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a > >>charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None > >>of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. > >>Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. > >>Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is > >>but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are > >>either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel > >>sorry for you" > >> > >>------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >> > >>At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > >>lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > >>care less if you object to this post. > > > > Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your > > obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. > > > > He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really > like him! :):):) The way I see it, you just have a large, fanatical, fan-base that hang on every word you type and has a need to feel connected to you. Enjoy your fame while it lasts! :-) |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 5:19 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: > >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >> care less if you object to this post. > > And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a > conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people > make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a > litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. > > I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, > but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the > price of Usenet. > > Cindy Hamilton > At least you're not bullying here like that Auzzie virus Jebus. There's something profoundly hateful and wrong with that one's head. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 7:54 AM, Janet wrote:
> The previous supporters have left the room. Maybe they don't find > Julie fun any more. > > Janet UK ****. Off. And. Die. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 7:59 AM, Janet wrote:
> We've been trying (in vain) to explain "having a life" to Julie, why > didn't you? > > Janet UK > W\hy don't you eat shit and die, bitch! |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 8:41 AM, Kalmia wrote:
> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: >> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >> >> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >> can't get past it. >> >> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >> >> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >> like that cut of meat >> >> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >> and onion >> >> I hate getting a huge plate of food >> >> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >> >> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >> >> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >> like the leftovers. >> >> I just do not like the seasonings. >> >> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >> >> >> And the best one of all: >> >> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >> sorry for you" >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >> care less if you object to this post. > > It's not just her dislikes one might tally. > > > "This is the tale of La Bove, > Who was stung by a strong garlic clove, > Quoth her pseudo pet psychic, > 'I know you won't like it, > but keep a big gun by yer stove' > > There once was a kook name of Julie, > by a shallot was treated most cruelly. > Said she to the shallot, > You've ruined my palate. > CSA, it's all your fault, truly. > > Pursued by a parka of red, > down aisle after aisle Julie sped, > At Winco this happened, > Good thing she warn't nappin', > Shopping now fills her with dread. > > "Oh, joy! I must post this online. > My episodes certainly shine. > Some help I'll entice, > But won't heed their advice, > I'd rather just go there and whine." > Mortgage Approval Network 143 Villa Di Este Terrace #15-205 , Clermont, FL 34711 Mortgage Approval Network143 Villa Di Este Terrace #15-205 , Clermont, FL 34711 (352) 242-4791 |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 9:06 AM, Janet B wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 07:41:35 -0700 (PDT), Kalmia > > wrote: > >> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: >>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>> >>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>> can't get past it. >>> >>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>> >>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>> like that cut of meat >>> >>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>> and onion >>> >>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>> >>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>> >>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>> >>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>> like the leftovers. >>> >>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>> >>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>> >>> >>> And the best one of all: >>> >>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>> sorry for you" >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>> care less if you object to this post. >> >> It's not just her dislikes one might tally. >> >> >> "This is the tale of La Bove, >> Who was stung by a strong garlic clove, >> Quoth her pseudo pet psychic, >> 'I know you won't like it, >> but keep a big gun by yer stove' >> >> There once was a kook name of Julie, >> by a shallot was treated most cruelly. >> Said she to the shallot, >> You've ruined my palate. >> CSA, it's all your fault, truly. >> >> Pursued by a parka of red, >> down aisle after aisle Julie sped, >> At Winco this happened, >> Good thing she warn't nappin', >> Shopping now fills her with dread. >> >> "Oh, joy! I must post this online. >> My episodes certainly shine. >> Some help I'll entice, >> But won't heed their advice, >> I'd rather just go there and whine." > > LOL! I never use LOL but that deserves it! > Janet US > Sure just pile on and bully! This group is INSANE! |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 10:54 AM, Nellie wrote:
> On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 4:19:15 AM UTC-7, Cindy Hamilton wrote: >> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: >> >>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>> care less if you object to this post. >> >> And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a >> conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people >> make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a >> litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. >> >> I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, >> but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the >> price of Usenet. >> >> Cindy Hamilton > > > Yes, and it's not just the dislikes, it's the Hate, Hate, Hate. She hates everything!!! I have never encountered such a hateful, bitter, unhappy person in my whole life. She encounters problems with people everywhere she goes and it should not surprise anyone here as to why that is, her hatred radiates out from her. And she says she is a 'people person' What a joke. > > Do folks here really believe that her husband and daughter don't know how to shop and cook and stuff? They don't help her out for (imo) one reason, They Don't Wannna! Would anyone? > > Nellie > Way to pile on the group bullying, you hateful BITCH! DROP DEAD! |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 11:20 AM, dsi1 wrote:
> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2:40:32 PM UTC-10, Julie Bove wrote: >> "Bruce" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >>> > wrote: >>> >>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>> >>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>> can't get past it. >>>> >>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>> >>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>> like that cut of meat >>>> >>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>>> and onion >>>> >>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>> >>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>> >>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>> >>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>> like the leftovers. >>>> >>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>> >>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>> >>>> >>>> And the best one of all: >>>> >>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>>> sorry for you" >>>> >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>> >>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>> care less if you object to this post. >>> >>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>> >> >> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really >> like him! :):):) > > The way I see it, you just have a large, fanatical, fan-base that hang on every word you type and has a need to feel connected to you. Enjoy your fame while it lasts! :-) > You have the unwavering ability to find and nurture the positive in everything! One heck of a talent, much admiration. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 11:45:29 -0600, La Mirada > wrote:
> This group is INSANE! Thanks to all the Group Killah contributions. -- sf |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 12:03 PM, sf wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 11:45:29 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: > >> This group is INSANE! > > Thanks to all the Group Killah contributions. > Yes, and also thanks to a most hateful, bullying, and evil contingent of useless vermin who act out a pack mentality to try and destroy others. It may well be that Sqwerty and Marty galvanized the hatred that bubbles under the surface here into true savagery. It may also be true that they're merely symptomatic of a far deeper and pervasive evil that has always resided here. At either conclusion one is left with inescapable reality that the majority of the regulars here get a definitive "benefit" from being gratuitously and repeatedly hateful to a person who clearly has viewpoints outside the norm, but just as evidently does not treat them with similar brutality, ever. This place depresses and disgusts me, for the most part. I am finally forced to concede the value of the killfile, at which point I'd be reading at most only a handful of posters here. How utterly disillusioning and demonstrably dank that conclusion is. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 12:18:34 -0600, La Mirada > wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 12:03 PM, sf wrote: > > On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 11:45:29 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: > > > >> This group is INSANE! > > > > Thanks to all the Group Killah contributions. > > > > > Yes, and also thanks to a most hateful, bullying, and evil contingent of > useless vermin who act out a pack mentality to try and destroy others. > > It may well be that Sqwerty and Marty galvanized the hatred that bubbles > under the surface here into true savagery. > > It may also be true that they're merely symptomatic of a far deeper and > pervasive evil that has always resided here. > > At either conclusion one is left with inescapable reality that the > majority of the regulars here get a definitive "benefit" from being > gratuitously and repeatedly hateful to a person who clearly has > viewpoints outside the norm, but just as evidently does not treat them > with similar brutality, ever. > > This place depresses and disgusts me, for the most part. > > I am finally forced to concede the value of the killfile, at which point > I'd be reading at most only a handful of posters here. > > How utterly disillusioning and demonstrably dank that conclusion is. That's the reality of rfc. I'm sure you've discovered that everyone's kill file is different too. -- sf |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 7:51 AM, La Mirada wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 11:20 AM, dsi1 wrote: >> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2:40:32 PM UTC-10, Julie Bove wrote: >>> "Bruce" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >>>> > wrote: >>>> >>>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>>> >>>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>> can't get past it. >>>>> >>>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>>> >>>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>> like that cut of meat >>>>> >>>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, pepper >>>>> and onion >>>>> >>>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>>> >>>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>>> >>>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>>> >>>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>> like the leftovers. >>>>> >>>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>>> >>>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> And the best one of all: >>>>> >>>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling furniture is >>>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do feel >>>>> sorry for you" >>>>> >>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>> care less if you object to this post. >>>> >>>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>>> >>> >>> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't really >>> like him! :):):) >> >> The way I see it, you just have a large, fanatical, fan-base that hang >> on every word you type and has a need to feel connected to you. Enjoy >> your fame while it lasts! :-) >> > > > You have the unwavering ability to find and nurture the positive in > everything! My chiropractor friend did just such a thing. He bought a 97 Jaguar XK8 that was sitting in a yard for a while. He applied a beautiful paint job, worked on the exhaust, dyed the convertible top, upgraded the wheels/tires, and replaced the water pump. The car was $3500, and the work done was around $7000. The tan leather interior is beautiful in the English style and the engine sounds just wonderful - in a European way. It's quite an amazing car for the price of a used Toyota. What a lucky guy! > > One heck of a talent, much admiration. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 12:55 PM, sf wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 12:18:34 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: > >> On 6/26/2015 12:03 PM, sf wrote: >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 11:45:29 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: >>> >>>> This group is INSANE! >>> >>> Thanks to all the Group Killah contributions. >>> >> >> >> Yes, and also thanks to a most hateful, bullying, and evil contingent of >> useless vermin who act out a pack mentality to try and destroy others. >> >> It may well be that Sqwerty and Marty galvanized the hatred that bubbles >> under the surface here into true savagery. >> >> It may also be true that they're merely symptomatic of a far deeper and >> pervasive evil that has always resided here. >> >> At either conclusion one is left with inescapable reality that the >> majority of the regulars here get a definitive "benefit" from being >> gratuitously and repeatedly hateful to a person who clearly has >> viewpoints outside the norm, but just as evidently does not treat them >> with similar brutality, ever. >> >> This place depresses and disgusts me, for the most part. >> >> I am finally forced to concede the value of the killfile, at which point >> I'd be reading at most only a handful of posters here. >> >> How utterly disillusioning and demonstrably dank that conclusion is. > > That's the reality of rfc. It surely is, and a really unpleasant one too, unnecessarily so in my opinion. > I'm sure you've discovered that everyone's > kill file is different too. Oh so very true and so very self-serving. And that's why I have eschewed always the killfile, it is little more than a tool of spite and pettiness. But in this group, is it a necessity? I'm having a real time parsing that defensive mechanism versus my own preference for open and honest communication (with clear boundaries of course) that enables learning and enhancement of the enjoyment of cookery. It's so sad to see that the most basic of human activities, and one generally deemed convivial and shared, is subsumed to the naked hatred and aggression played out here daily. Talk about feeling instantaneously and completely jaded - this is the nexus of disillusionment. A person could get more rewarding interaction fighting with hyenas over a cape buffalo carcass. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 1:13 PM, dsi1 wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 7:51 AM, La Mirada wrote: >> On 6/26/2015 11:20 AM, dsi1 wrote: >>> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 2:40:32 PM UTC-10, Julie Bove wrote: >>>> "Bruce" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 10:20:03 +1000, Je腜s >>>>> > wrote: >>>>> >>>>>> "Well, that's you. I'm not into drinking or chocolate >>>>>> >>>>>> I just can't eat seafood. The smell of it is so bad to me that I >>>>>> can't get past it. >>>>>> >>>>>> We just don't eat like that. Rarely an appetizer and never dessert >>>>>> >>>>>> One would think I would like it but I just for the most part do not >>>>>> like that cut of meat >>>>>> >>>>>> I have made foil packets with cube steak that husband and daughter >>>>>> liked but I found boring because the only seasonings were salt, >>>>>> pepper >>>>>> and onion >>>>>> >>>>>> I hate getting a huge plate of food >>>>>> >>>>>> I just wouldn't eat any other fries. Now the fries are not good. >>>>>> >>>>>> Oh. I don't really care for either but I'm not a big chip eater >>>>>> >>>>>> I don't like most Chinese food to begin with so I know I would not >>>>>> like the leftovers. >>>>>> >>>>>> I just do not like the seasonings. >>>>>> >>>>>> I have never liked most pizza and never hot pizza. >>>>>> I would also never go to a restaurant for pizza." >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> And the best one of all: >>>>>> >>>>>> "Teaching kids is a necessary thing. Not a fun one. Working for a >>>>>> charity is not necessary but also not necessarily a fun thing. None >>>>>> of my friends make music and I don't find making music to be fun. >>>>>> Helping people is not fun either and may or may not be necessary. >>>>>> Growing plants is not fun. I have no idea what upcycling >>>>>> furniture is >>>>>> but I doubt that it would be fun and none of those other things are >>>>>> either. Not in my book anyway. If that's your idea of fun, I do >>>>>> feel >>>>>> sorry for you" >>>>>> >>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>>>> care less if you object to this post. >>>>> >>>>> Do you have someone in your household who you can talk to about your >>>>> obsession? I think it's becoming rather urgent. >>>>> >>>> >>>> He has obviously got a problem. And may I point out that I don't >>>> really >>>> like him! :):):) >>> >>> The way I see it, you just have a large, fanatical, fan-base that hang >>> on every word you type and has a need to feel connected to you. Enjoy >>> your fame while it lasts! :-) >>> >> >> >> You have the unwavering ability to find and nurture the positive in >> everything! > > My chiropractor friend did just such a thing. He bought a 97 Jaguar XK8 > that was sitting in a yard for a while. He applied a beautiful paint > job, worked on the exhaust, dyed the convertible top, upgraded the > wheels/tires, and replaced the water pump. The car was $3500, and the > work done was around $7000. The tan leather interior is beautiful in the > English style and the engine sounds just wonderful - in a European way. > It's quite an amazing car for the price of a used Toyota. What a lucky guy! A brilliant metaphor for gilding the old lily in lieu of simply turning the flower bed under. Any man who can see the inherent elegance in Blighty's signature bonnet-leaper is a person of refinement and self-confidence. Once more your story-telling inserts a ray of sunshine through the mire of Julie-bashing. Well done! >> >> One heck of a talent, much admiration. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 11:40:24 AM UTC-6, La Mirada wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 7:54 AM, Janet wrote: > > The previous supporters have left the room. Maybe they don't find > > Julie fun any more. > > > > Janet UK > > ****. Off. And. Die. Some of us GENUINELY attempt to give Julie valid advice but she asks for it and then SPURNS it like a fickle lover. That is when we get frustrated and start unhelpful invective. I know ....its a flaw but who is perfect? ======= |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 1:35:32 PM UTC-4, La Mirada wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 5:19 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote: > > On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: > > > >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > >> care less if you object to this post. > > > > And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a > > conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people > > make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a > > litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. > > > > I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, > > but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the > > price of Usenet. > > > > Cindy Hamilton > > > > > At least you're not bullying here like that Auzzie virus Jebus. I make frequent use of the backspace key. It helps to imagine my grandmother looking over my shoulder, and refrain from typing anything that would make her yell at me. Cindy Hamilton |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 1:58 PM, Roy wrote:
> On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 11:40:24 AM UTC-6, La Mirada wrote: >> On 6/26/2015 7:54 AM, Janet wrote: >>> The previous supporters have left the room. Maybe they don't find >>> Julie fun any more. >>> >>> Janet UK >> >> ****. Off. And. Die. > > Some of us GENUINELY attempt to give Julie valid advice but she asks > for it and then SPURNS it like a fickle lover. > That is when we get frustrated and start unhelpful invective. I know > ...its a flaw but who is perfect? > ======= Not asking for perfection, from anyone. But the brutal pack mentality attacks need to halt, post haste. To savage someone the way this pack of virtual jackals does to Julie is inhumane and evil, period. Let's just explore how many of these devolved troglodytes enjoy getting it right back in their fatuous grills. Don't like it? Then knock it off is my response. Or prepare to be flambeed. Oh, as a reminder, if you think Jethro and Sqwerty can ruin the group's signal to noise ratio, you have not even begun to experience what I can bring to this cesspool. No boast - just fact. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On 6/26/2015 1:59 PM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 1:35:32 PM UTC-4, La Mirada wrote: >> On 6/26/2015 5:19 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote: >>> On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: >>> >>>> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several >>>> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't >>>> care less if you object to this post. >>> >>> And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a >>> conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people >>> make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a >>> litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. >>> >>> I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, >>> but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the >>> price of Usenet. >>> >>> Cindy Hamilton >>> >> >> >> At least you're not bullying here like that Auzzie virus Jebus. > > I make frequent use of the backspace key. That's muchly enlightened and most welcome, good on you. > It helps to imagine my grandmother looking over my shoulder, and > refrain from typing anything that would make her yell at me. > > Cindy Hamilton You must have had a sound family background, the results speak volumes for you. |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 12:59:14 PM UTC-7, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 1:35:32 PM UTC-4, La Mirada wrote: > > On 6/26/2015 5:19 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote: > > > On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 8:20:18 PM UTC-4, Je嚙線s wrote: > > > > > >> At least 12 dislikes in two days. More than I could manage in several > > >> lifetimes. This is way beyond reasonable or normal. No, I couldn't > > >> care less if you object to this post. > > > > > > And that's the funny thing. It's as if she doesn't know how to hold a > > > conversation. She starts off ok with some innocuous post; people > > > make replies. Then before you know it, all you get from her is a > > > litany of dislikes and/or defensiveness. > > > > > > I've been trying to move away after the conversation degenerates, > > > but I don't always succeed. Ah, well. Eternal vigilance is the > > > price of Usenet. > > > > > > Cindy Hamilton > > > > > > > > > At least you're not bullying here like that Auzzie virus Jebus. > > I make frequent use of the backspace key. > > It helps to imagine my grandmother looking over my shoulder, and > refrain from typing anything that would make her yell at me. > > Cindy Hamilton Ya, me too, I do the same; I imagine my kids or actually anybody I know in real life. I refrain from comment for months on end and then every once in a while I can't leave it alone. That's just how it is. Nellie |
48 hours of 'I don't likes' from Julie:
On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 13:14:37 -0600, La Mirada > wrote:
> On 6/26/2015 12:55 PM, sf wrote: > > On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 12:18:34 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: > > > >> On 6/26/2015 12:03 PM, sf wrote: > >>> On Fri, 26 Jun 2015 11:45:29 -0600, La Mirada > wrote: > >>> > >>>> This group is INSANE! > >>> > >>> Thanks to all the Group Killah contributions. > >>> > >> > >> > >> Yes, and also thanks to a most hateful, bullying, and evil contingent of > >> useless vermin who act out a pack mentality to try and destroy others. > >> > >> It may well be that Sqwerty and Marty galvanized the hatred that bubbles > >> under the surface here into true savagery. > >> > >> It may also be true that they're merely symptomatic of a far deeper and > >> pervasive evil that has always resided here. > >> > >> At either conclusion one is left with inescapable reality that the > >> majority of the regulars here get a definitive "benefit" from being > >> gratuitously and repeatedly hateful to a person who clearly has > >> viewpoints outside the norm, but just as evidently does not treat them > >> with similar brutality, ever. > >> > >> This place depresses and disgusts me, for the most part. > >> > >> I am finally forced to concede the value of the killfile, at which point > >> I'd be reading at most only a handful of posters here. > >> > >> How utterly disillusioning and demonstrably dank that conclusion is. > > > > That's the reality of rfc. > > It surely is, and a really unpleasant one too, unnecessarily so in my > opinion. > > > I'm sure you've discovered that everyone's > > kill file is different too. > > Oh so very true and so very self-serving. > > And that's why I have eschewed always the killfile, it is little more > than a tool of spite and pettiness. I don't view kill files that way at all. There's no point in engaging in constant, nonproductive (as far as cooking acuity), unpleasant exchanges. I know what they are, I know what makes them tick and I despise them. I don't want to see their drivel first hand, so they go into the kill file. There isn't much I can do about who copies whom but if they're talking enough smack about me to be copied by someone else and merit a reply from me - that's what headers are for. If the only ones who reply are all in my KF, they can yammer among themselves and I don't care what they say about me or anyone else, because they deserve no respect. Then you have the needy ones who break kill filters just to be seen. How pathetic is that? > > But in this group, is it a necessity? > > I'm having a real time parsing that defensive mechanism versus my own > preference for open and honest communication (with clear boundaries of > course) that enables learning and enhancement of the enjoyment of cookery. Certain toxic posters have poisoned the well. I've seen even those who are determined to remain unprovoked and lighten the mood (I'm not one of them) almost snap and watched many who did with understanding. > > It's so sad to see that the most basic of human activities, and one > generally deemed convivial and shared, is subsumed to the naked hatred > and aggression played out here daily. That's it. Kill or be killed. > > Talk about feeling instantaneously and completely jaded - this is the > nexus of disillusionment. Fortunately there are well moderated food groups on the internet that aren't as toxic as this one is. You might like some of them. There are even barbecuing groups. I'm the weekend novice type and found one that's just right for me. BTW: I learned a new term this week: fatty. Not sure how to define it because someone told me that even though it's hard to tell from the internet, there's more to the concept than the ubiquitous bacon wrapped stuffed meatloaf cooked on the grill that Google indicates it is. > > A person could get more rewarding interaction fighting with hyenas over > a cape buffalo carcass. > That's an apt visual for this group. :) -- sf |
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