> KD wrote:
>> On Aug 21, 1:08 pm, jakdedert bellsouth.net>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> Perhaps they're bored with you and happy for the
>>> distraction....
>>
>> As usual, Jak responds to one of my posts, adds nothing
>> to topic as
>> his only motive seems to be to put me down.
Actually, jak, that's a pretty good description of all your
posts ... snide put downs.
>
> The observation above was based on experience. No ad
> hominem. I've *had* real-time conversations with you.
> I'd have welcomed a distracting cell phone call, although
> the conversation might have been more interesting had I
> been able to get more than a word or two of my own in
> edge-wise.
Hmmm, put down.
>>
>> (One of these days I'm going to post under a pseudonym to
>> prove my
>> point Jak, and I'll be sure to let everyone know when
>> that happens.)
>>
> Post away....
>
>> Anyway, go for the ad hominems, Jak, since it seems to
>> charge you up
>> so much.
>>
>> As usual, too much noise and too little signal here (not
>> to mention
>> folks, like Jak, who insist on highjacking threads early
>> on for their
>> own personal agendas) on one of the increasingly rare
>> times I check
>> in.
>>
>> Which is why I usually don't. Check in, that is. Too
>> many of the
>> interesting posters have abandoned nashville.general and
>> I can't say
>> that I blame them.
>>
>> -KD
>
> Sorry KD. You were never one of 'the more interesting
> posters'--even back when you were (marginally) less
> strident. [Put down.]
> I've always found your condescension, and your rare
> willingness to participate in discussion (other than in
> self-initiated subjects)--boring and elitist.[Put down]
> If you search out threads by 'many of the more
> interesting posters', you'll realize that they often
> ridiculed your POV. [Put down]
> Some of them might have been more polite than I;[Most
> are]
> but perhaps it was just their greater capacity for
> suffering fools. [Major put down]
> Have you ever considered that perhaps *you* contributed to
> the noise which impelled them to leave; than the reasoned
> discourse which might have compelled
> them to stay? [Go look in the mirror, jak]
>
> I miss, as well, some of those to whom (I presume) you
> refer. Others are missed little more than will be (have
> been) yourself.
>
> I'm sure you think little better of me. No surprise
> there. I'll snipe you every time you post your smarmy,
> whining, holier than thou, superfluous and superficial
> observations--no matter under whatever nym you spew them.
>
> jak
> (Time for Kent to wade in with his six-gun to defend the
> fair maiden's honor.)
The Ruger holds 5 rounds and therefore is NOT a six-gun.
While KD is a (suicide?) blond and therefore fair, as a
mother she's hardly a maiden and really doesn't need me to
defend her honor or anything thing else that might need
defending.
You have lowered yourself to the level of Wonderfool,
Blackie, and Roadkill, jak. Childish name calling, snide
remarks, put downs, all at the level of 3rd grade playground
bullies ... no wonder Olin and Joseph stopped posting here.
I frequently disagreed with them on certain subjects, but it
was almost always on a civil level. You and your running
mates stopped being civil long ago.
The unholy trio has even started putting down Faye,
especially since she came out against your Messiah, the most
merciful Lord Barack Obama.
To answer other questions and put down posts here about me:
Of course my mouth was opened when the picture in the
Tennessean was taken. It was a candid shot and I was
speaking about the subject of my letter, the lack of police
presence in Madison.
No, the tie wasn't Italian silk, it was a common, everyday
tie from the rack, probably Sears.
No, I didn't grow the flower. It was presented and pinned
on by a representative of The Tennessean. All the letter
writers got one and the representatives of The Tennessean
wore red ones.
Finally, I'm not going away. I am probably one of the most
stubborn people you and your gang have encountered. I will
stay as long as I want to stay and constant jabs, pokes,
slanders, and put downs won't deter me.
--
Security, like liberty, has to be won and re-won many times
...
Linus from Charles Schulz's Peanuts 1958
From the Music City USA
Kent Finnell