"John D.Wentzky" <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> writes:

In news:1169348250.761440.159120@51g2000cwl.googlegroups.com,
Mark Sebree <sebree@infionline.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky wrote:

In news:1169345209.502920.33670@51g2000cwl.googlegroups.com,
Mark Sebree <sebree@infionline.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky wrote:

In news:45b2a7d6$0$80133$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net,
Ray Fischer <rfischer@sonic.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> wrote:

Ray Fischer <rfischer@sonic.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> wrote:

How're those SAT scores and GPAs, minority bitchboy?
Need more bonus points, you fool?
NCAA recruiting standards are shitforbrains, and you know so,
lazy, unstudious ***** advocate.

How long has it been since you worked at a job?

Are you asking me how long it has been since I was wrongfully
terminated and then lied about by you ***** assholes?

No, bigot, I'm asking how long it's been since you got over your
lazy leech ***** and earned a living.

Same question.

Actually, no it is not.

Since you refuse to answer, I will answer the questions for you.

For Ray's question about how long it has been since you have
worked at a job, I believe the answer is about 15 years.

In answer to your rewording of his question, the answer is likely
never, given the way you act in the newsgroup. You certainly have
never been able to support your assertions that you were
wrongfully terminated, nor have you been able to support your
assertions that the corporate lawyers lied about you when you
challenged their firing of you. And many people have asked you
to back up your claims over the years, not just me.

Simple proof that it is not the same question. Assuming that your
termination from Duke Energy about 15 years ago was indeed
wrongful in nature, there was no reason why your could not have
dusted yourself off and gotten another job somewhere else. Then,
you would be working and have been working for most of the time
since your supposedly wrongful termination. Another termination,
say 5 years ago during some general layoff at where you were
working later, would not have been "wrongful", nor would it have
resulted in the time since you had last been working being the
same since when you were supposedly "wrongfully terminated".

Ray asked you a simple and straightforward question. The answer
was simple to give. And you STILL could not answer the question.
You had to change his question into something that it was not.

The simple fact of the matter is that you refuse to get a job
because you are still sulking about getting fired over a decade
ago. You need to grow up and get over it.

You're one of those 'coulda, woulda, shoulda' people, huh?

If you mean that I try to learn from my mistakes, then yes. That is
one of the main ways that you can better yourself and avoid making
the same mistakes in the future.

Your problem is you need to learn from your MISTAKES.
I don't need to do that since I live a mistake-free life.

Thanks for providing another quote that shows how divorced from
reality you are, Village Idiot.

Your problem is you need to hurlk false accusations and make up
excuses to defend your mistake riddled life.

"Pro-rapist, *****-loving whores and pimps are worse for the USA than
the ban on abortions. "
-John D Wentzky in <4rfjp25arol8fsfs6pi2j6aornn37ccbav@4ax.com>,
11/8/2006

I'd say that quote's a mistake, on your part.

If you mean that I dwell on the past, then no. That is what you do,
since you refuse to even try to get another job since you were fired
from your last one about 15 years ago. Unlike you, I leave the past
behind me, and move on to the next challenge. I cannot change the
past, but I can change and improve my future.

Hey, idiot.
I didn't make the mistake, mental underling charlatan boy.

In your little world, it's all about obeying your psychoses.

Ignorance.

Nope. I leave the ignorance to people like you.

You wish people like me were ignorant of your mistakes; but, you
already admitted to making mistakes.

Who doesn't?

Another problem you can not rid yourself of is people like me who
know about your mistakes.

What you actually know is nearly non-existent, compared to what you
claim to know. (That's archived by Google, of course.)

Since you refused to answer his question, I did so for you.

Any answer by you in such capacity can be automatically cast down by
me. You have no authority to speak for me without my approval.

So? Do as you say, for once in your sorry life.

If you do not like the answer,
you only have yourself to blame since you had a fair chance to give
one yourself first.

You must bear the blame.
I am innocent.
Your petty argument is so immature.

...says the 45-year-old enfant terrible who acts like an officer of
the Klan.

And my last statement still stands. You need to grow up and get
over the past and move on to the future.

Hey, idiot.
It is not "I" that needs to grow up you idiot.

You're 45, numbnuts. You might want to visit the real world on
occasion.

It is the assholes who did me wrong.
They are the guilty ones.
I am innocent.

The courts seem to take a different view, eh?

John D.Wentzky wrote:

In news:1169348250.761440.159120@51g2000cwl.googlegroups.com,
Mark Sebree <sebree@infionline.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky wrote:

In news:1169345209.502920.33670@51g2000cwl.googlegroups.com,
Mark Sebree <sebree@infionline.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky wrote:

In news:45b2a7d6$0$80133$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net,
Ray Fischer <rfischer@sonic.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> wrote:

Ray Fischer <rfischer@sonic.net> typed:

John D.Wentzky <johndwentzky@alumni.furman.edu> wrote:

How're those SAT scores and GPAs, minority bitchboy?
Need more bonus points, you fool?
NCAA recruiting standards are shitforbrains, and you know so,
lazy, unstudious ***** advocate.

How long has it been since you worked at a job?

Are you asking me how long it has been since I was wrongfully
terminated and then lied about by you ***** assholes?

No, bigot, I'm asking how long it's been since you got over your
lazy leech ***** and earned a living.

Same question.

Actually, no it is not.

Since you refuse to answer, I will answer the questions for you.

For Ray's question about how long it has been since you have
worked at a job, I believe the answer is about 15 years.

In answer to your rewording of his question, the answer is likely
never, given the way you act in the newsgroup. You certainly have
never been able to support your assertions that you were
wrongfully terminated, nor have you been able to support your
assertions that the corporate lawyers lied about you when you
challenged their firing of you. And many people have asked you
to back up your claims over the years, not just me.

Simple proof that it is not the same question. Assuming that your
termination from Duke Energy about 15 years ago was indeed
wrongful in nature, there was no reason why your could not have
dusted yourself off and gotten another job somewhere else. Then,
you would be working and have been working for most of the time
since your supposedly wrongful termination. Another termination,
say 5 years ago during some general layoff at where you were
working later, would not have been "wrongful", nor would it have
resulted in the time since you had last been working being the
same since when you were supposedly "wrongfully terminated".

Ray asked you a simple and straightforward question. The answer
was simple to give. And you STILL could not answer the question.
You had to change his question into something that it was not.

The simple fact of the matter is that you refuse to get a job
because you are still sulking about getting fired over a decade
ago. You need to grow up and get over it.

You're one of those 'coulda, woulda, shoulda' people, huh?

If you mean that I try to learn from my mistakes, then yes. That is
one of the main ways that you can better yourself and avoid making
the same mistakes in the future.

Your problem is you need to learn from your MISTAKES.

No, I do not need to learn from my mistakes.

After all, you have not learned from your mistakes.

However, I do learn from my mistakes in order to avoid repeating them.
You seem to want to continue to repeat
the mistakes that you have made.

I don't need to do that since I live a mistake-free life.

No, you don't live a mistake free life.

Everyone makes mistakes.

You, however, refuse to acknowledge your mistakes,

and thus you refuse to learn from them.

Therefore, you will continue to repeat
the same mistakes over and over again.

Your problem is you need to hurl false accusations and make up
excuses to defend your mistake riddled life.

I have not made any "false accusations" and "made up excuses", and I
do not need to defend my life.

You are the one that consistently makes false accusations, as your posts
consistently demonstrate. You
have made false accusations against everyone that disagrees with you,
you have made false accusations against Duke Energy for firing you,
and you have some made up excuses why you don't work, why you didn't
win your challenge against them for your firing, and even why you
have not pursued your Ph.D. now.

If you mean that I dwell on the past, then no. That is what you do,
since you refuse to even try to get another job since you were fired
from your last one about 15 years ago. Unlike you, I leave the past
behind me, and move on to the next challenge. I cannot change the
past, but I can change and improve my future.

Hey, idiot.

The only idiot in the thread is you.

I didn't make the mistake,

Yes, you did.

You refused to try to find employment after you were
fired.

That was a mistake.

Nobody else could have made that mistake
for you, and nobody could have kept you from looking for another job
since you were not incarcerated or institutionalized.

mental underling charlatan boy.

Every one of these accusations is false, as is usual for you. I am
not a charlatan, I am certainly NOT your underling, and I am more of
a man that you will ever be.

Ignorance.

Nope. I leave the ignorance to people like you.

You wish people like me were ignorant of your mistakes;

You are ignorant of my mistakes.

However, unlike you, I have no problem admitting to my mistakes and owning
up to them.

You, since you cannot admit to your mistakes,

would try to blame others for your
mistakes.

Something else that could have lead to your termination
from Duke Energy.

but, you already
admitted to making mistakes.

So does everyone else.

You just cannot admit to them.

Another problem you can not rid yourself of is people like me who
know about your mistakes.

Where's the problem? I am admitting to be human.

I am being honest.

You are just a dishonest twerp that cannot stand that others are
smarter and more honest than you.

You actually have no idea that the
mistakes I have made in my life are, and yet a lot of people in this
newsgroup know exactly what some of the mistakes that you have made
are, even if you will not admit to them.

Since you refused to answer his question, I did so for you.

Any answer by you in such capacity can be automatically cast down by
me.

The only way that you can do that is to answer the question yourself,
which you have not done yet.

You have no authority to speak for me without my approval.

You have answered the question in the past.

Since you refused to answer it again,

I did so for you in order to forestall your typical
and unnecessary evasion tactics.

I gave you a fair chance to answer the question, and you dodged.

I was just trying to keep this thread
from getting needlessly long as you insisted on evading a simple
question.

Besides, you seem to think that you have the authority to speak for
"the people" in your statements all the time.

If you do not like the answer,
you only have yourself to blame since you had a fair chance to give
one yourself first.

You must bear the blame.

I refuse to bear the blame for something that I had no part of and I
am not to blame for.

I am innocent.

You are guilty

of evading the question posted to you, even though it
was a simple question, and you are guilty of refusing to even try to
find employment after getting fired from Duke Energy about 15 years
ago.

You are also guilty of making false accusations against others
that do not agree with you. You are hardly innocent of anything. And
quite frankly, it seems likely to me that your actions and attitude at
Duke Energy are to blame for you being dismissed. You just cannot own
up to your own mistakes and how you treated others.

Your petty argument is so immature.

You are the one that is being immature here, not me. My statements
are the truth.

And my last statement still stands. You need to grow up and get
over the past and move on to the future.

Hey, idiot.

You should stop talking to yourself in the mirror.

It is not "I" that needs to grow up you idiot.

Yes, you do. Your post proves it.

It is the assholes who did me wrong.

That is likely nobody. And even if someone did, they are not forcing
you to remain unemployed. That is entirely your own fault. It is
also almost certain that you are attributing more guilt to them than
they deserve, if your actions and statements in this newsgroup are any
indication.

They are the guilty ones.

You bear the guilt for your own continued unemployment.

You have never had a valid reason to not seek employment somewhere else.

I am innocent.

You are guilty of refusing to work for no valid reason. You are
guilty of making false accusations against others for no reason. You
are guilty of evading simple questions that you have no real reason to
evade. And you are guilty of blatantly lying.