Bartusiak the Scrivener wrote:
> On Apr 3, 10:35 pm, "Hazmat"
mailcan.removethis.com> wrote:>>> On Mar 22, 10:07 am, PorchMonkey4Life
yousuckbutidont.com>
>>> wrote:>>>> UNCLEAN SHEEN,
>>> < snip indecipherable balderdash>
>>>> BTW NOW THE HOMO GROUP HAS YOUR PERSONAL INFO.. NO NEED TO THANK ME.
>>>> ;-)
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>>> Re title of post:
>>> "Jonathan A. Sheen...has slinked off...."
>>> "Slinked"? I thinked that was wrong when I first seen it, and after
>>> careful consideration I knowed it was.
>>> NB
>> I thought it was "slunk". And, although I disagree with Mr. Sheen on a few
>> points, I have not found reason to question his character, despite the
>> attacks. Isn't posting his personal information like this a bit illegal? Joe
>> Talker should be tracked down and turned in. Where did I leave M's computer
>> after Bond loaned it to me?
>>
>> --
> _______________________________________________________________________________
>
> Dear Hazmat:
>
> Maybe I'm letting my paranoia get the better of me.
>
> In speaking about the revelation of Mr Sheen's personal information,
> of which you rightly disapprove, you chose to use one of my posts as
> your vehicle -- standard operating procedure in newsgroups, of course.
>
> But I'm under the (I hope incorrect) impression that you may believe
> that some of the comments about Mr Sheen are mine. They are not.
>
> I don't know Mr Sheen, and was unaware of his existence until this
> thread was initiated by one PorchMonkey4Life.
>
> Perhaps it's my naïveté, or, as Mr 4Life would have it, my stoopidity,
> but although the gist of his outpourings of sewer gas is implicit but
> recognizable, I have difficulty deciphering the explicit in his
> written work, riven as it is with erratic punctuation; terms that seem
> to have their origins in the Martian or Venusian language; unique
> spellings of ordinary words; and a very cavalier attitude regarding
> the ground rules of English grammar.
>
> In addition, the present contributions of Joe Talker just muddy the
> already-stagnant water. He seems to be anti-monkey, as who would not,
> but I can't be certain.
>
> No matter. The main point I wish to make is that my only part in the
> entire affair was to note -- with humor a bit too broad, I fear --
> Mr 4Life's failed attempt correctly to conjugate the verb "slink".
>
> As you say, the past tense of "slink" is slunk.
Face it as$munch you slinked away and I called you out on it.
>
GoNadbar, I see you pulled your head out of the toilet long enough to
pass belch that piece of kinkajou vomit out. You are extremely
unintelligent and I suspect you experienced some severe head trauma
recently.
I guess going up to random strangers and attempting to c0cksuck them
tends to make some males violent. face it GoNadbar, you're gay. You're a
loser. You're a fetid piece of $hit and you're opinion means less than $hit.
If you must get mad at someone bland that lice ridden, HIV+ c*nt you
call mom. That b1tch couldn't keep her hands off of your older brother
and their incestuous union resulted in your profoundly retarded as$.
I know you hate being the soccer ball and punching bag of USENET. But
hey, someone's got to fulfill that function and you're witless punk as$
is the perfect fit for that role.
When I'm finished reaming you out, you may resume sucking all the c0ck
thatthey allow you and give all the rimjobs that people will accept and
resuming your duties as the premiere salad tosser of USENET.
You make an excellent human toilet. People love p1ss and $hit all over
you. And you love the extra feces in your diet. That what is called a
win-win situation.
So cheer up. If it all gets to be too much for you, you can always blow
your head off with a gun. It's not like anyone will mourn you, right???
> Yours truly,
> NB
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