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Skanky Nutball wrote:
>>>><...> >>>> >>>>>>>>It was bacon. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>A piece of >>>>>> >>>>>>bacon. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. >>>>>> >>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little piece > > of > >>>>>>bacon. >>>>> >>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? >>>> >>>>Because Lisa wrote: >>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my >>> >>>"A piece", not a small piece, >> >>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. > > How do you know it wasn't > underneath? Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." >>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on >>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish >>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm >>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, >>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in >>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you >>>>get the idea. >>>> >>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already eaten >>>>some of the peas and carrots. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>No matter what the size though, >>>> >>>>It was TINY. >>> >>>Says who? >> >>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her >>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found >>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. >> >> >>>>>it was a >>>> >>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather than >>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? >>>> >>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas and >>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. Regardless, >>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be >>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she admits >>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too dense to >>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and smell >>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are aesthetically >>>>identical to meat). >>> >>>Calling her names >> >>I didn't call her any names, ****. > > Kooky. That's an adjective, not a name. > That's what you called her. It's apt in her case. > Why do you call me ****? ****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or finds extremely disagreeable. That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. |
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"usual suspect" > wrote in message
. .. > Skanky Nutball wrote: > >>>><...> > >>>> > >>>>>>>>It was bacon. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>A piece of > >>>>>> > >>>>>>bacon. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little piece > > > > of > > > >>>>>>bacon. > >>>>> > >>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? > >>>> > >>>>Because Lisa wrote: > >>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my > >>> > >>>"A piece", not a small piece, > >> > >>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. > > > > How do you know it wasn't > > underneath? > > Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." > > >>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on > >>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish > >>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm > >>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, > >>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in > >>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you > >>>>get the idea. > >>>> > >>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already eaten > >>>>some of the peas and carrots. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>No matter what the size though, > >>>> > >>>>It was TINY. > >>> > >>>Says who? > >> > >>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her > >>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found > >>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > >> > >> > >>>>>it was a > >>>> > >>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather than > >>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? > >>>> > >>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas and > >>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. Regardless, > >>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be > >>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she admits > >>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too dense to > >>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and smell > >>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are aesthetically > >>>>identical to meat). > >>> > >>>Calling her names > >> > >>I didn't call her any names, ****. > > > > Kooky. > > That's an adjective, not a name. That is still name calling and you know it. > > That's what you called her. > > It's apt in her case. > > > Why do you call me ****? > > ****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or > finds extremely disagreeable. > > That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. I think you just have a fear of female genitals. Maybe that's why you prefer getting horny over wrestling on TV. Don't ever go see it live or if you do, bring a book, so you can place it in front of yourself so others won't know you're getting horny over wrestling. Some free advice. -- SN http://www.scentednectar.com/veg/ |
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On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 13:22:38 -0400, "Scented Nectar" > wrote:
>"usual suspect" > wrote in message [..] >> > Why do you call me ****? >> >> ****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or >> finds extremely disagreeable. >> >> That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. > >I think you just have a fear of >female genitals. Maybe that's >why you prefer getting horny over >wrestling on TV. Don't ever go >see it live or if you do, bring a packet of cigarettes [..] > so you can place it in >front of yourself so others won't >know you're getting horny over >wrestling. Some free advice. Delicious. |
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Skanky Nutball wrote:
>>>>>><...> >>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>It was bacon. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>A piece of >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>bacon. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little piece >>> >>>of >>> >>> >>>>>>>>bacon. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? >>>>>> >>>>>>Because Lisa wrote: >>>>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my >>>>> >>>>>"A piece", not a small piece, >>>> >>>>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. >>> >>>How do you know it wasn't >>>underneath? >> >>Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." >> >> >>>>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on >>>>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish >>>>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm >>>>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, >>>>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in >>>>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you >>>>>>get the idea. >>>>>> >>>>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already > > eaten > >>>>>>some of the peas and carrots. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>No matter what the size though, >>>>>> >>>>>>It was TINY. >>>>> >>>>>Says who? >>>> >>>>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her >>>>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found >>>>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>>>it was a >>>>>> >>>>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather > > than > >>>>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? >>>>>> >>>>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas and >>>>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > > Regardless, > >>>>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be >>>>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she admits >>>>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too dense > > to > >>>>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and smell >>>>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are aesthetically >>>>>>identical to meat). >>>>> >>>>>Calling her names >>>> >>>>I didn't call her any names, ****. >>> >>>Kooky. >> >>That's an adjective, not a name. > > That is still name calling No, it's not. >>>That's what you called her. >> >>It's apt in her case. >> >> >>>Why do you call me ****? >> >>****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or >>finds extremely disagreeable. >> >>That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. > > I think you just have a fear of > female genitals. Look again at the definition, retard: I find your personality to be disordered and dislikable. I wrote nothing about your genitals. |
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"usual suspect" > wrote in message
.. . > Skanky Nutball wrote: > >>>>>><...> > >>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>It was bacon. > >>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>A piece of > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>bacon. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little piece > >>> > >>>of > >>> > >>> > >>>>>>>>bacon. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? > >>>>>> > >>>>>>Because Lisa wrote: > >>>>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my > >>>>> > >>>>>"A piece", not a small piece, > >>>> > >>>>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. > >>> > >>>How do you know it wasn't > >>>underneath? > >> > >>Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." > >> > >> > >>>>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on > >>>>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish > >>>>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm > >>>>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, > >>>>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in > >>>>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you > >>>>>>get the idea. > >>>>>> > >>>>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already > > > > eaten > > > >>>>>>some of the peas and carrots. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>>>No matter what the size though, > >>>>>> > >>>>>>It was TINY. > >>>>> > >>>>>Says who? > >>>> > >>>>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her > >>>>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found > >>>>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>>>it was a > >>>>>> > >>>>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather > > > > than > > > >>>>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? > >>>>>> > >>>>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas and > >>>>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > > > > Regardless, > > > >>>>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be > >>>>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she admits > >>>>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too dense > > > > to > > > >>>>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and smell > >>>>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are aesthetically > >>>>>>identical to meat). > >>>>> > >>>>>Calling her names > >>>> > >>>>I didn't call her any names, ****. > >>> > >>>Kooky. > >> > >>That's an adjective, not a name. > > > > That is still name calling > > No, it's not. Yes it is. You're saying that if I call you a moronic, idiotic, stupid, closeted person, I'm not name calling because it's adjectives???? > >>>That's what you called her. > >> > >>It's apt in her case. > >> > >> > >>>Why do you call me ****? > >> > >>****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or > >>finds extremely disagreeable. > >> > >>That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. > > > > I think you just have a fear of > > female genitals. > > Look again at the definition, retard: I find your personality to be > disordered and dislikable. I wrote nothing about your genitals. You know full well that the main definition is a disparaging term for female genitalia. I guess you prefer those oiled up wrestlers in their tight bunned shorts, since you have a distaste for ****s. -- SN http://www.scentednectar.com/veg/ |
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"Scented Nectar" > wrote in message
... > "usual suspect" > wrote in message > .. . > > Skanky Nutball wrote: > > >>>>>><...> > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>>It was bacon. > > >>>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>A piece of > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>bacon. > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. > > >>>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little > piece > > >>> > > >>>of > > >>> > > >>> > > >>>>>>>>bacon. > > >>>>>>> > > >>>>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>Because Lisa wrote: > > >>>>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my > > >>>>> > > >>>>>"A piece", not a small piece, > > >>>> > > >>>>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. > > >>> > > >>>How do you know it wasn't > > >>>underneath? > > >> > > >>Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." > > >> > > >> > > >>>>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on > > >>>>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish > > >>>>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm > > >>>>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, > > >>>>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in > > >>>>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you > > >>>>>>get the idea. > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already > > > > > > eaten > > > > > >>>>>>some of the peas and carrots. > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>>No matter what the size though, > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>It was TINY. > > >>>>> > > >>>>>Says who? > > >>>> > > >>>>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her > > >>>>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found > > >>>>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > > >>>> > > >>>> > > >>>> > > >>>>>>>it was a > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather > > > > > > than > > > > > >>>>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? > > >>>>>> > > >>>>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas > and > > >>>>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > > > > > > Regardless, > > > > > >>>>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be > > >>>>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she > admits > > >>>>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too > dense > > > > > > to > > > > > >>>>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and > smell > > >>>>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are > aesthetically > > >>>>>>identical to meat). > > >>>>> > > >>>>>Calling her names > > >>>> > > >>>>I didn't call her any names, ****. > > >>> > > >>>Kooky. > > >> > > >>That's an adjective, not a name. > > > > > > That is still name calling > > > > No, it's not. > > Yes it is. You're saying that if I > call you a moronic, idiotic, stupid, > closeted person, I'm not name > calling because it's adjectives???? > > > >>>That's what you called her. > > >> > > >>It's apt in her case. > > >> > > >> > > >>>Why do you call me ****? > > >> > > >>****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or > > >>finds extremely disagreeable. > > >> > > >>That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. > > > > > > I think you just have a fear of > > > female genitals. > > > > Look again at the definition, retard: I find your personality to be > > disordered and dislikable. I wrote nothing about your genitals. > > You know full well that the main > definition is a disparaging term > for female genitalia. I guess you > prefer those oiled up wrestlers in > their tight bunned shorts, since > you have a distaste for ****s. But as Seinfeld would say, not that there's anything wrong with that... > -- > SN > http://www.scentednectar.com/veg/ > > > |
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Skanky Nutball wrote:
>>>>>>>><...> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>>It was bacon. >>>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>A piece of >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>bacon. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. >>>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little > > piece > >>>>>of >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>>>>>>bacon. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Because Lisa wrote: >>>>>>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my >>>>>>> >>>>>>>"A piece", not a small piece, >>>>>> >>>>>>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. >>>>> >>>>>How do you know it wasn't >>>>>underneath? >>>> >>>>Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on >>>>>>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish >>>>>>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm >>>>>>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, >>>>>>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in >>>>>>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you >>>>>>>>get the idea. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already >>> >>>eaten >>> >>> >>>>>>>>some of the peas and carrots. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>No matter what the size though, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>It was TINY. >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Says who? >>>>>> >>>>>>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her >>>>>>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found >>>>>>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>>>>>it was a >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather >>> >>>than >>> >>> >>>>>>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas > > and > >>>>>>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. >>> >>>Regardless, >>> >>> >>>>>>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be >>>>>>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she > > admits > >>>>>>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too > > dense > >>>to >>> >>> >>>>>>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and > > smell > >>>>>>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are > > aesthetically > >>>>>>>>identical to meat). >>>>>>> >>>>>>>Calling her names >>>>>> >>>>>>I didn't call her any names, ****. >>>>> >>>>>Kooky. >>>> >>>>That's an adjective, not a name. >>> >>>That is still name calling >> >>No, it's not. > > Yes it is. No, it's not. >>>>>That's what you called her. >>>> >>>>It's apt in her case. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>Why do you call me ****? >>>> >>>>****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or >>>>finds extremely disagreeable. >>>> >>>>That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. >>> >>>I think you just have a fear of >>>female genitals. >> >>Look again at the definition, retard: I find your personality to be >>disordered and dislikable. I wrote nothing about your genitals. > > You know full well I know the context in which it's offered, and which I've clarified for you at least once before. The context has NOTHING whatsoever to do with your smelly genitalia or even your being female. It has to do with your shitty personality, your lack of character and integrity, and your contemptible hypocrisy in nearly every issue we've discussed. |
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"usual suspect" > wrote in message
news > Skanky Nutball wrote: > >>>>>>>><...> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>>>It was bacon. > >>>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>>A piece of > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>bacon. > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>>They don't grow on trees. > >>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>No shit, sherlock. And it wasn't plural: Lisa found ONE little > > > > piece > > > >>>>>of > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>>>>>>>bacon. > >>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>Why do you call it a little piece? > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>Because Lisa wrote: > >>>>>>>>I was absolutely mortified after finding a piece of bacon in my > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>"A piece", not a small piece, > >>>>>> > >>>>>>A piece which blended in with her peas and carrots. > >>>>> > >>>>>How do you know it wasn't > >>>>>underneath? > >>>> > >>>>Read what she wrote. It was IN her "peas/carrots." > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>>>>peas/carrots whilst out for a Yate's "vegetarian roast" on > >>>>>>>>sunday. I have been veggie for 17 years (the proper non-fish > >>>>>>>>eating, non-gelatine eating type!!!!) so as you can imagine I'm > >>>>>>>>feeling pretty sick to the stomach - thank God I didn't eat it, > >>>>>>>>tho the thought of having eaten vegetables that had been in > >>>>>>>>contact with it - well, I won't dwell on that one, I'm sure you > >>>>>>>>get the idea. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>Note she only noticed the tiny piece of bacon after she'd already > >>> > >>>eaten > >>> > >>> > >>>>>>>>some of the peas and carrots. > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>No matter what the size though, > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>It was TINY. > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>Says who? > >>>>>> > >>>>>>It was small enough that she couldn't see it plainly while she ate her > >>>>>>peas and carrots -- which she didn't seem to dislike UNTIL she found > >>>>>>this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>it was a > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>TINY piece of bacon. And how does she know it was real bacon rather > >>> > >>>than > >>> > >>> > >>>>>>>>some soy faux bacon or a bac-o-bit? > >>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>I still want that kooky woman to tell me if she'd enjoyed the peas > > > > and > > > >>>>>>>>carrots before she found this tiny piece of (alleged) bacon. > >>> > >>>Regardless, > >>> > >>> > >>>>>>>>her "mortification" and feeling "sick to the stomach" show her to be > >>>>>>>>orthorexic. I think she realizes she'll only confirm it if she > > > > admits > > > >>>>>>>>she enjoyed the peas and carrots -- that's something you're too > > > > dense > > > >>>to > >>> > >>> > >>>>>>>>realize when you admitted you still like the taste, texture, and > > > > smell > > > >>>>>>>>of meat (and that you consume meat substitutes that are > > > > aesthetically > > > >>>>>>>>identical to meat). > >>>>>>> > >>>>>>>Calling her names > >>>>>> > >>>>>>I didn't call her any names, ****. > >>>>> > >>>>>Kooky. > >>>> > >>>>That's an adjective, not a name. > >>> > >>>That is still name calling > >> > >>No, it's not. > > > > Yes it is. > > No, it's not. Snip and run. You're dishonourable. Is that why you don't enlist like your fake email suggests? > >>>>>That's what you called her. > >>>> > >>>>It's apt in her case. > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> > >>>>>Why do you call me ****? > >>>> > >>>>****: Used as a disparaging term for a person one dislikes or > >>>>finds extremely disagreeable. > >>>> > >>>>That's you in a nutshell, Skanky. > >>> > >>>I think you just have a fear of > >>>female genitals. > >> > >>Look again at the definition, retard: I find your personality to be > >>disordered and dislikable. I wrote nothing about your genitals. > > > > You know full well > > I know the context in which it's Snip and run -- SN http://www.scentednectar.com/veg/ |
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"usual suspect" > wrote in message news > your smelly genitalia or even your being female. "Smelly genitalia", female or otherwise, exist only in the province of human flesh eaters. That excessive, undigested, putrefying animal protein, ya know. Laurie |
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Larry Fruity wrote:
>>your smelly genitalia or even your being female. > > "Smelly genitalia", female or otherwise, exist only in the province of > human flesh eaters. Bullshit. Watch Morgan Spurlock's show "30 Days" on FX network when they feature the smelly vegan hippies at Dancing Rabbit commune. The profuse body odor of the vegans was so bad that the two normal people from the city commented about it several times. |
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Laurie wrote: > "usual suspect" > wrote in message > news > > >>your smelly genitalia or even your being female. > > "Smelly genitalia", female or otherwise, exist only in the province of > human flesh eaters. That excessive, undigested, putrefying animal protein, > ya know. > > Laurie > > Woman's periods are one way toxins are released from the diet. So you point out to when people are sweating, not a fair comparison. |
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