To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Hello sUSAn. Hello Dani. Hello AZ. Hello WH. Hello Bud. Hello
Peter. You guys I'm not allowed to take. Love me, love my dog.
Dweemie, Nonny, etc sorry guys, you're outta luck.
Maybe I left a few out. Lotsa lemmings of all stripes to be sure.
Min. Why do you make like evil?
The pedofile psychpaths and their hags will burn.
That's all now y'hear?
Keep it up.
Grantland
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31 Oct 2006 07:08:48 AM |
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"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
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To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
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31 Oct 2006 10:21:20 AM |
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John Lemke wrote:
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Grins John...Hell, that's no more 'grantland, than Dani was Dani in her
'revealing' message.
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities and creating false
'headers' to disguise himself. A very sorry soul indeed. A 'Pillock'
too.
Werewolfy
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31 Oct 2006 05:22:11 PM |
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"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Grins John...Hell, that's no more 'grantland, than Dani was Dani in her
'revealing' message.
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities and creating false
'headers' to disguise himself. A very sorry soul indeed. A 'Pillock'
too.
Werewolfy
Well at least he's keeping his ruses down to one manageable character at a
time. I hope the poor ***** spent six months reading all of Grantland's
posts just to get the character right.
It's always good to see you back, Ricky. How was the trip? 'Rassle anymore
Pythons?
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31 Oct 2006 05:31:23 PM |
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"John Lemke" <jflemke@locallink.net> wrote in message
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"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Grins John...Hell, that's no more 'grantland, than Dani was Dani in her
'revealing' message.
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities and creating false
'headers' to disguise himself. A very sorry soul indeed. A 'Pillock'
too.
Werewolfy
Well at least he's keeping his ruses down to one manageable character at a
time.
Or two. :-)
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31 Oct 2006 06:55:59 PM |
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John Lemke wrote:
It's always good to see you back, Ricky. How was the trip? 'Rassle anymore
Pythons?
I 'passed' on the boa's this year, John...;)
Thanks, it's always nice to return. I spent some time in Taipei
(Taiwan) and thought the world's tallest building, the '101', was
impressive. The lift to the top was even more impressive...it's the
fastest lift in the world.
I stopped off in Kuwait for a couple of days, on the way out. That was
rather dull. Very flat and sand, sand, more sand!
Thailand was great, as usual. You would never know the place was under
Martial Law following the coup. I arrived earlier than usual, so caught
the end of the monsoon season. The rains were refreshing and incredible
in their power. Bangkok has a new airport...It opened a few days before
I arrived and is quite a remarkable engineering feat.
All-in all, a quiet trip for once. A lot of idling in the sun without a
care in the World. Now I'm back in England for an English winter, (my
first here for 20 years!) and waiting for the five Test match 'Ashes'
cricket series against Australia. That starts on 22 November. I expect
the New Year will find me 'off' somewhere again though..;)
For the moment, it's quite good to be back. That feeling won't last,
the onset of frosty nights will herald a new desire to travel!
Good to see you, John.
Ricky
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01 Nov 2006 07:06:22 AM |
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"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
It's always good to see you back, Ricky. How was the trip? 'Rassle
anymore
Pythons?
I 'passed' on the boa's this year, John...;)
I'd say once in a lifetime was plenty for that. :-)
Thanks, it's always nice to return. I spent some time in Taipei
(Taiwan) and thought the world's tallest building, the '101', was
impressive. The lift to the top was even more impressive...it's the
fastest lift in the world.
I stopped off in Kuwait for a couple of days, on the way out. That was
rather dull. Very flat and sand, sand, more sand!
Thailand was great, as usual. You would never know the place was under
Martial Law following the coup. I arrived earlier than usual, so caught
the end of the monsoon season. The rains were refreshing and incredible
in their power. Bangkok has a new airport...It opened a few days before
I arrived and is quite a remarkable engineering feat.
All-in all, a quiet trip for once. A lot of idling in the sun without a
care in the World.
I admire people who travel the world. I think that's one of the cultural
differences between Europeans and "Yankies".
I appears as tho traveling brings you a broader exposure and an appreciation
for the diversity of humanity. Pulls you out of a shell of ignorance.
I'm a typical Yank in that regard. Any time off is generally spent on a
long road trip here in America when I should be seeing more of the world.
Destination of choice for me is Colorado. Not a culturally broadening
attitude but at least I have usenet to provide a vicarious thrill or two.
:-)
Now I'm back in England for an English winter, (my
first here for 20 years!)
One of the things I love about where I live is the dramatic changes in
season. We're just now going thru the peak autumn color changes. I've seen
temperatures here ranges from -25 Farenheit with 20' snow drifts in the
winter to temps of 103 and wicked thunderstorms in the summer. Winter can
be a bear of a challenge here but the drama keeps things interesting and
it's on it's way. Some of us are gluttons for punishment.
and waiting for the five Test match 'Ashes'
cricket series against Australia.
Well I hope your team ends up doing better than the inexperienced youths of
my team recently did.
That starts on 22 November. I expect
the New Year will find me 'off' somewhere again though..;)
I envy your freedom.
For the moment, it's quite good to be back. That feeling won't last,
the onset of frosty nights will herald a new desire to travel!
There is always that old stickler, "There's no place like home."
Be safe.
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01 Nov 2006 08:01:56 AM |
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John Lemke wrote:
"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1162342559.775936.180570@e3g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
John Lemke wrote:
It's always good to see you back, Ricky. How was the trip? 'Rassle
anymore
Pythons?
I 'passed' on the boa's this year, John...;)
I'd say once in a lifetime was plenty for that. :-)
Thanks, it's always nice to return. I spent some time in Taipei
(Taiwan) and thought the world's tallest building, the '101', was
impressive. The lift to the top was even more impressive...it's the
fastest lift in the world.
I stopped off in Kuwait for a couple of days, on the way out. That was
rather dull. Very flat and sand, sand, more sand!
Thailand was great, as usual. You would never know the place was under
Martial Law following the coup. I arrived earlier than usual, so caught
the end of the monsoon season. The rains were refreshing and incredible
in their power. Bangkok has a new airport...It opened a few days before
I arrived and is quite a remarkable engineering feat.
All-in all, a quiet trip for once. A lot of idling in the sun without a
care in the World.
I admire people who travel the world. I think that's one of the cultural
differences between Europeans and "Yankies".
I appears as tho traveling brings you a broader exposure and an appreciation
for the diversity of humanity. Pulls you out of a shell of ignorance.
And with that enlightenment, it can sometimes cause one to appreciate
where he lives.
There is always that old stickler, "There's no place like home."
Exactly.
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01 Nov 2006 12:17:33 PM |
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Steven Douglas wrote:
And with that enlightenment, it can sometimes cause one to appreciate
where he lives.
It's an old-fashioned cliche, Steven, but it's a very true one. It's
always a relief to return, a sense of pleasure at the accomplishment
but grateful to be in familiar surroundings again.
Can't argue that one with you...;)
Werewolfy
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01 Nov 2006 12:42:33 PM |
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John Lemke wrote:
I envy your freedom.
It's the best of both worlds, John. My wife works to support the cost
of my travels! She knows that it isn't merely a desire for a 'nice time
away'...It's a lot more than that. I need to travel. Like a drug, it
becomes part of you after a while, and I always become restless
and...well...difficult when confined.
I blame the sensational side of my work for my unease. It's made me
into someone who is looking for something...not knowing what it is, and
without any real hope of finding it.
I'm really not too good with people in real-life. Hell, I'm not that
good with many in here either! ;) Too distainful of others, and
anything more than my own company makes me feel claustrophobic. Travel
suits me I think!
It sounds a nice life, but I often look at those around me, and see
contentment in their lives. I envy that.
Hell, I've only been back a few days, and I've already booked a flight
back to Toulouse for next Tuesday...see my daughter. Just a short trip
of two days and it's really to stock-up on cigarettes in Spain.
(cheaper than France) I'll get 6 months supply, and even wth the cost
of the flight and the car hire, I'll still save a lot on UK cigarette
prices. It will be a little extra travelling too...that appeals...;)
Werewolfy
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02 Nov 2006 07:04:47 AM |
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"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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John Lemke wrote:
I envy your freedom.
It's the best of both worlds, John. My wife works to support the cost
of my travels! She knows that it isn't merely a desire for a 'nice time
away'...It's a lot more than that. I need to travel. Like a drug, it
becomes part of you after a while, and I always become restless
and...well...difficult when confined.
Ha! you animal, you. :-)
Sounds like you found a wonderful woman. Does she have any single sisters?
I blame the sensational side of my work for my unease. It's made me
into someone who is looking for something...not knowing what it is, and
without any real hope of finding it.
It's interesting how we can become conditioned by our professional lives.
The real hopelessnes, Ricky, is when you're no longer looking. There are
things to be found, we just have to find them along the path we find
ourselves on.
I'm really not too good with people in real-life. Hell, I'm not that
good with many in here either! ;) Too distainful of others, and
anything more than my own company makes me feel claustrophobic. Travel
suits me I think!
We're similar in many ways.
It sounds a nice life, but I often look at those around me, and see
contentment in their lives. I envy that.
Contentment can be a box of it's own tho oddly enough. I'd rather be driven
than completely happy.
Hell, I've only been back a few days, and I've already booked a flight
back to Toulouse for next Tuesday...see my daughter. Just a short trip
of two days and it's really to stock-up on cigarettes in Spain.
(cheaper than France) I'll get 6 months supply, and even wth the cost
of the flight and the car hire, I'll still save a lot on UK cigarette
prices. It will be a little extra travelling too...that appeals...;)
Interesting that good shopping in Europe can entail easy international
travel.
Cigarettes! Haven't had one in 15 years. They do say that if you quit
after smoking for a number of years that the shock from the absence of
nicotine will kill you. I know people that have smoked into their late
sixties and seventies. Still going very strong. The tough part now is
affording them over here. $5.25 per pack of 20 premium brand cigarettes.
You need a separate mutual fund to support the habit.
Enjoy the time with your daughter, grandpa.
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02 Nov 2006 07:43:38 AM |
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John Lemke wrote:
"The real hopelessnes, Ricky, is when you're no longer looking."
That strikes a strident note with me, John. That's exactly why I
travel. It's so easy to sit back and vegetate here, so easy to grow
old, to let ones mind settle into the comfort of acceptance. Motivation
isn't always easy...in fact, it's damned difficult these days. Lose
that, and lose everything I believe. So, I make myself do
something..unusual, go somewhere unknown, in order to retain any sort
of interest in existance.
"The tough part now is affording them over here. $5.25 per pack of 20
premium brand cigarettes."
Hell yes. It's worse in England. I'll do a 'rough' conversion for
convenience and say that standard cigarettes are $9.00 a pack in the UK
but only $4.00 a pack in France. In Spain, they are $2.00 a pack.
Portugal is =A31.70 and Andorra (sadly, not an EC Country) only $1.00 a
pack!
That's why a trip is saving money rather than spending it. I can buy as
many as I like within the EC without problems of import control or
duty.
RyanAir is a low cost airline that goes just about everywhere in
Europe. A seat will cost about $1.00 each way, if you look around. Just
the taxes of $30 for the return flight to pay.
It's a bit silly to buy cigarettes daily in the UK, when a trip to
mainland Europe every 6 months yields a profit...I save an awful lot
each trip.
I know I should join all the'good people', and give the habit up.
That's pretty hard for me...I've tried, but I always come back to
smoking as being my only remaining vice in life...and we all need some
vice or other to make life interesting!
"Enjoy the time with your daughter, grandpa."
Shrieeeeek! That, 'Grandpa' bit....;) Actually John, she is almost
ready for her second child..it's due in December.
My leaving her there to 'get on with things', seems to have worked. She
has improved a lot, is now at University studying law and is actually
thinking for herself, instead of relying on us for just about
everything!
I'm still thinking about your, "The real hopelessnes, Ricky, is when
you're no longer looking."
You have grasped everything there John. It's exactly as I think too.
Frighteningly accurate...is my 'soul' showing?...;)
Werewolfy
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| User: "Woodswun" |
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02 Nov 2006 04:43:09 PM |
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On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 08:04:47 -0500, John Lemke wrote:
"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1162406553.902092.272090@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
John Lemke wrote:
I envy your freedom.
It's the best of both worlds, John. My wife works to support the cost
of my travels! She knows that it isn't merely a desire for a 'nice time
away'...It's a lot more than that. I need to travel. Like a drug, it
becomes part of you after a while, and I always become restless
and...well...difficult when confined.
Ha! you animal, you. :-)
Sounds like you found a wonderful woman. Does she have any single sisters?
I blame the sensational side of my work for my unease. It's made me
into someone who is looking for something...not knowing what it is, and
without any real hope of finding it.
It's interesting how we can become conditioned by our professional lives.
The real hopelessnes, Ricky, is when you're no longer looking. There are
things to be found, we just have to find them along the path we find
ourselves on.
I'm really not too good with people in real-life. Hell, I'm not that
good with many in here either! ;) Too distainful of others, and
anything more than my own company makes me feel claustrophobic. Travel
suits me I think!
We're similar in many ways.
It sounds a nice life, but I often look at those around me, and see
contentment in their lives. I envy that.
Contentment can be a box of it's own tho oddly enough. I'd rather be driven
than completely happy.
Hell, I've only been back a few days, and I've already booked a flight
back to Toulouse for next Tuesday...see my daughter. Just a short trip
of two days and it's really to stock-up on cigarettes in Spain.
(cheaper than France) I'll get 6 months supply, and even wth the cost
of the flight and the car hire, I'll still save a lot on UK cigarette
prices. It will be a little extra travelling too...that appeals...;)
Interesting that good shopping in Europe can entail easy international
travel.
Cigarettes! Haven't had one in 15 years. They do say that if you quit
after smoking for a number of years that the shock from the absence of
nicotine will kill you. I know people that have smoked into their late
sixties and seventies. Still going very strong. The tough part now is
affording them over here. $5.25 per pack of 20 premium brand cigarettes.
You need a separate mutual fund to support the habit.
In Kentucky, you can get a carton for ~ $28.00, or at least could in July.
(We stop and get a couple of cartons for my sister and BIL every time we
pass through on our way back from Mississippi).
Woods
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31 Oct 2006 10:26:44 AM |
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Werewolfy wrote:
John Lemke wrote:
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Grins John...Hell, that's no more 'grantland, than Dani was Dani in her
'revealing' message.
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities and creating false
'headers' to disguise himself. A very sorry soul indeed. A 'Pillock'
too.
Werewolfy
You've done the same thing wolfy. Boy, you sure are a hypocrite. But
that was always rather obvious.
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31 Oct 2006 11:43:18 AM |
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On 31 Oct 2006 08:26:44 -0800, "eric" <ericdavis500@gmail.com> wrote:
Werewolfy wrote:
John Lemke wrote:
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Grins John...Hell, that's no more 'grantland, than Dani was Dani in her
'revealing' message.
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities and creating false
'headers' to disguise himself. A very sorry soul indeed. A 'Pillock'
too.
Werewolfy
You've done the same thing wolfy. Boy, you sure are a hypocrite. But
that was always rather obvious.
A psychopath, rather. A sadist and a manipulator.
Grantland
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01 Nov 2006 02:39:44 AM |
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eric wrote:
You've done the same thing wolfy. Boy, you sure are a hypocrite.
There's one HUGE difference. I've never in my life even
tried to forge a header. You can go back years, and the
instances where I changed the name I was posting
under were all in fun, all spoofing some posting bot or
satyrizing a right-wing message. And, even then I didn't
bothered to change my e-mail address.
(And it's amazing, too, because you find out how many
morons out their killfile on username only)
But that was always rather obvious.
He's like the card cheat that's convinced everyone else
has an ace up their sleeve.
Psychologically it's got to be something pretty dark.
Like, he's attributing his sins to me because he's
begining to despise me as much as himself.
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01 Nov 2006 02:31:50 AM |
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Werewolfy wrote:
That JTEM spends all his time changing identities
and creating false 'headers' to disguise himself.
Translation: "Don't look at the man behind the curtain!"
You're either a paranoid schizophrenic, an ego maniac
that thinks everyone else is a moron, a cripple with a
multiple personality disorder that has nothing to do all
day but post or all of the above.
Hint: Nobody here believes your real name is "Werewolfy."
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| User: "Werewolfy" |
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01 Nov 2006 05:15:48 AM |
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JTEM wrote:
Hint: Nobody here believes your real name is "Werewolfy."
Of course they don't. They do know my real name and home address
though. That's rather more than people can say about you.
There you go again, deflecting and turning a remark made against you
into a remark of your own against the original author.
No imagination left?
Werewolfy
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| User: "JTEM" |
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01 Nov 2006 12:16:11 PM |
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Werewolfy wrote:
Of course they don't. They do know my real name
and home address though.
"They," meaning your other personalities?
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| User: "Grantland" |
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31 Oct 2006 12:14:01 PM |
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:08:48 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:m85dk29cgjp68h0qstssdl6ua1bbmcjms7@4ax.com...
To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Gratuitous, Lemke. Gratuitous and ungentlemanly. Non sequitur aussi.
tss tss
Grantland
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31 Oct 2006 05:25:38 PM |
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"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:08:48 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:m85dk29cgjp68h0qstssdl6ua1bbmcjms7@4ax.com...
To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Gratuitous, Lemke. Gratuitous and ungentlemanly. Non sequitur aussi.
tss tss
Grantland
Come and get me, Grantland. You know what happened when Tony tried that?
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01 Nov 2006 12:29:26 AM |
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John Lemke wrote:
You know what happened when Tony tried that?
Our pretend visitor hasn't read everything yet John !
:)
Werewolfy
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| User: "John Lemke" |
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01 Nov 2006 06:25:14 AM |
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"Werewolfy" <Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1162362566.503965.116710@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
John Lemke wrote:
You know what happened when Tony tried that?
Our pretend visitor hasn't read everything yet John !
:)
Werewolfy
If he had he'd know I was full of *****. :-)
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31 Oct 2006 11:43:35 PM |
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 18:25:38 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:ag4fk2l3b5a5cvlt6f43ocsk3mt4pqkpcv@4ax.com...
On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:08:48 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
news:m85dk29cgjp68h0qstssdl6ua1bbmcjms7@4ax.com...
To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Gratuitous, Lemke. Gratuitous and ungentlemanly. Non sequitur aussi.
tss tss
Grantland
Come and get me, Grantland. You know what happened when Tony tried that?
You're a bore, Lemke. You're aren't worth my attention.
G
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| User: "John Lemke" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
01 Nov 2006 06:24:19 AM |
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"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 18:25:38 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006 08:08:48 -0500, "John Lemke"
<jflemke@locallink.net> wrote:
"Grantland" <mithril@iafrica.com> wrote in message
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To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Careful, he may run over you with his wheelchair.
Gratuitous, Lemke. Gratuitous and ungentlemanly. Non sequitur aussi.
tss tss
Grantland
Come and get me, Grantland. You know what happened when Tony tried that?
You're a bore, Lemke. You're aren't worth my attention.
G
Grantland's wit was razor sharp and he was searingly passionate, Doc. One
of the things I admired about him. Keep trying.
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| User: "Ivdeo-Xian Star-Logician" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
30 Oct 2006 08:23:02 PM |
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"Grantland" wrote:
Min. Why do you make like evil?
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scriptvm est,
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In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
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| User: "Grantland" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
30 Oct 2006 08:49:36 PM |
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On 31 Oct 2006 02:23:02 -0000, Ivdeo-Xian Star-Logician
<anon@comments.header> wrote:
"Grantland" wrote:
Min. Why do you make like evil?
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scriptvm est,
et non mirvm ipse enim Satanas transfigvrat se in angelvm lvcis.
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
Aemvlor enim vos Dei aemvlatione despondi enim vos uni viro virginem
castam exhibere Christo
Grantland
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| User: "Ivdeo-Xian Star-Logician" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
30 Oct 2006 09:31:01 PM |
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"Grantland" wrote:
On 31 Oct 2006 02:23:02 -0000, Ivdeo-Xian Star-Logician
<anon@comments.header> wrote:
"Grantland" wrote:
Min. Why do you make like evil?
scriptvm est,
et non mirvm ipse enim Satanas transfigvrat se in angelvm lvcis.
Aemvlor enim vos Dei aemvlatione despondi enim vos uni viro virginem
castam exhibere Christo
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et dixit uade et dices popvlo hvic avdite avdientes
et nolite intellegere et uidete uisionem et nolite
cognoscere
In Vigilance,
Daniel Joseph Min
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| User: "eric" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
30 Oct 2006 09:19:59 PM |
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Hey, Grantland, is that really you? If so, welcome back. Some you
have mentioned, have not been here for quite a while, such as Susan.
Dani doesn't post much either. I don't think she's here anymore.
Jane, and Werewolfy also jumped on the bandwagon, like dramaqueens,
saying they were leaving for good. Of course they never left.
Anyway, welcome back!
Grantland wrote:
To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Hello sUSAn. Hello Dani. Hello AZ. Hello WH. Hello Bud. Hello
Peter. You guys I'm not allowed to take. Love me, love my dog.
Dweemie, Nonny, etc sorry guys, you're outta luck.
Maybe I left a few out. Lotsa lemmings of all stripes to be sure.
Min. Why do you make like evil?
The pedofile psychpaths and their hags will burn.
That's all now y'hear?
Keep it up.
Grantland
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| User: "Grantland" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
30 Oct 2006 09:32:13 PM |
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On 30 Oct 2006 19:19:59 -0800, "eric" <ericdavis500@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey, Grantland, is that really you? If so, welcome back. Some you
have mentioned, have not been here for quite a while, such as Susan.
Dani doesn't post much either. I don't think she's here anymore.
Jane, and Werewolfy also jumped on the bandwagon, like dramaqueens,
saying they were leaving for good. Of course they never left.
Anyway, welcome back!
Everbody gotta die, eric. You called it right.
G
Grantland wrote:
To the good real people: Hello krib. Hello eric. Hello Zak. Hello
sollog. (mondo?) Hello Jean. Hello (maybe) Marvin. Hello Razzii!
Hello amigo.
To the mentally ill: MJMc, Alef, Dee, I'm going to come for you guys
too, fret not.
Hello sUSAn. Hello Dani. Hello AZ. Hello WH. Hello Bud. Hello
Peter. You guys I'm not allowed to take. Love me, love my dog.
Dweemie, Nonny, etc sorry guys, you're outta luck.
Maybe I left a few out. Lotsa lemmings of all stripes to be sure.
Min. Why do you make like evil?
The pedofile psychpaths and their hags will burn.
That's all now y'hear?
Keep it up.
Grantland
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| User: "Werewolfy" |
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| Title: Re: Well lookie here! |
31 Oct 2006 03:28:50 AM |
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eric wrote:
Anyway, welcome back!
You really are a naive fool, are you not.
Ivideo-Dan..whatever.. is JTEM, or Doc if you prefer.
Grantland is JTEM, or Doc if you prefer.
Forget headings. Look where 'Ivideo' spends his time if you want to
know how he changes identitites in this way.
Is it just you Eric? Mondo is bright, and Canadian. Did you miss out
when intelligence was being issued?
Werewolfy
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