On Fri, 27 May 2005 12:14:35 GMT, "tom" wrote:

Don't get me wrong --- I'm not saying you're not an effective flamer, or
anything. You're a good flamer (big, friendly smile), it's just that you
could be even better if you're posts had a wider scope, greater variety and
at least some intellectual depth --- even a lttle bit of intellectual depth
would be really good.

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So far it's been my experience that you haven't the ability to
recognize subtlety, or intellectual depth greater than a few
nanometers, in that you haven't responded to it. Such being the case,
I generally tend to respond to your posts with language and logic that
I'm sure you'll understand; about fourth grade English and thinking.
So far, it seems to be working. Mostly.

I do notice, however, that this time you've coupled a left-handed
compliment with an authoritarian position of feigned superiority and
inflammatory "advice". Somewhat better than your previous trash but,
still, a transparent attempt at adequacy.
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All you do repeat the same old, worn out, generic characterizations:
-you're stupid
-plainly stupid
-you'r mother was stupid
-your stupidity
-orientation related
-gone ballistic
-uncontrolled frenzy
-frenzy of banality
-anger
-you're angry

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See, that's part of what I'm getting at. You don't seem to be able to
differentiate between 'your' and 'you're', (or even to use the
apostrophe properly, since there is no such word as 'you'r') even
though I've taken the time and trouble to explain the difference
between them to you. That indicates either an inability to retain
information or a pig-headed refusal to accept correction and prove it
by using the newly-acquired knowledge or, I suspect, both.

BTW, I thought "frenzy of banality" was rather good as well as being
original and something you, in particular could relate to, since it
presented an accurate visual of the zitterbewegung of your
presentation and the importance of its content.
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And that's good (another big friendly smile), but SURELY your repetoire
can't be THAT limited --- can it?

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As far as _you_ can tell, such seems to be the case.



A Limerick for you:

There was a young boy from Vancouver
who thought, "I'm a shaker and mover!"
but found he'd been bound,
by a poet he found,
who left him no room to maneuver.


And a Haiku for you too:

Can you say "stoopid"?
"VA7FAB"
seems to fill the bill


And a parting shot:

The question is "Why take the time?"
Since spark for this verse is divine,
and getting it all into rhyme,
is just casting pearls before swine.

--
John Fields
Professional Circuit Designer