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Andy Dingley wrote: It was somewhere outside Barstow when "Vito Kuhn" wrote: I see that it didn't take long for me to be attacked after doing just that. But you didn't participate, you trolled. I answered a question about where to buy Gorilla Glue. Then someone offered mischievous advice (which was confirmed by the "chuckle" remark by stoutman), and I corrected it. If you didn't mean what you said at the time, encouraging me to post here, then you shouldn't have said it. Maybe you should have said that I could "conditionally" post here, but only as long as I don't express my differences of opinion. I was really under the impression that you were being sincere, at the time. VK |
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On 16 Mar 2005 20:57:07 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
Andy Dingley wrote: It was somewhere outside Barstow when "Vito Kuhn" wrote: I see that it didn't take long for me to be attacked after doing just that. But you didn't participate, you trolled. I answered a question about where to buy Gorilla Glue. Then someone offered mischievous advice (which was confirmed by the "chuckle" remark by stoutman), It was a reference to the ongoing discussion on the topic. and I corrected it. You injected false information based on zero facts into it. If you didn't mean what you said at the time, encouraging me to post here, then you shouldn't have said it. Maybe you should have said that I could "conditionally" post here, but only as long as I don't express my differences of opinion. I was really under the impression that you were being sincere, at the time. Thing is, you can post wherever you want, and people can killfile anyone they want. |
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"J. Clarke" wrote: Say hi to the Strombolis for us. You didn't read the NAN announcement about that, did you? The Stromboli votes came from a single university graduate student as part of a research project. They were not real people. No ****, Sherlock? I nearly lost my life once. Pity you failed. That was very cold, Mr. Clarke. Be careful what you wish for. I am. You're going to die Vito. Get used to it. Life is an incurable and invariably fatal disease. SOMETHING will kill you. And unless you douse yourself in it and light a match, it's unlikely in the extreme to be acetone. Yes, we will all die. Does that mean that we shouldn't do everything we can to take care of ourselves while we're alive? Taking care of ourselves and being afraid of our own shadows are two different things. Your whining about the dangers of acetone has no basis in objective reality. It is mere alarmism. You are not as bothered about my position on acetone as you are by me personally. This is a personal attack. Figured that out all by yourself did you? I'll quote one of the well known regulars on this forum: From: "Lew Hodgett" Newsgroups: rec.woodworking Subject: Gorilla Glue...Yay or Nay? Message-ID: k.net Exposing your skin to acetone is definitely not a swift idea. If you are going to use this stuff, use protective clothing, same as epoxy. From: "Lew Hodgett" Newsgroups: rec.woodworking Subject: Gorilla Glue...Yay or Nay? Message-ID: k.net Definitely not true, you need to do a little more research. Acetone components will penetrate the skin, get in the blood stream, and ultimately end up in the liver where they take up residence. You do not want to go there. If you use acetone, at least use protective gloves which can be very inexpensive. Nobody attcked Mr. Hodgett in this manner for expressing the exact same concerns as I have. Well, you see, we _like_ Mr. Hodgett. VK -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
LRod wrote: In another post you complained that Mr. Hodgett had made the same claim and didn't get hammered. Well, he is a wreck family regular and entitled to a little slack. He'll figure out he's wrong from the thread and won't repeat the transgression. You, on the other hand, are not a wreck family regular. That says much about your attitude, which is not very Christian like. I will pray for you. If you'd been paying attention here, Vito, I think you would have seen a couple of posts in which LRod states clearly that he's not a Christian. (LRod, my apologies in advance if I have you mixed up with someone else) -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
Andy Dingley wrote: It was somewhere outside Barstow when "Vito Kuhn" wrote: I see that it didn't take long for me to be attacked after doing just that. But you didn't participate, you trolled. I answered a question about where to buy Gorilla Glue. Then someone offered mischievous advice (which was confirmed by the "chuckle" remark by stoutman), and I corrected it. If you didn't mean what you said at the time, encouraging me to post here, then you shouldn't have said it. Maybe you should have said that I could "conditionally" post here, but only as long as I don't express my differences of opinion. I was really under the impression that you were being sincere, at the time. Maybe if you posted something that indicated that you were paying even the slightest attention to what was going on here you might not have gotten hammered. Considering that your post echoed one that had just brought about a long and acrimonious discussion in which your claim was thoroughly debunked, and given your past behavior, the logical conclusion is that your intent was not to inform but to disrupt. -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
Andy Dingley wrote: It was somewhere outside Barstow when "Vito Kuhn" wrote: I see that it didn't take long for me to be attacked after doing just that. But you didn't participate, you trolled. I answered a question about where to buy Gorilla Glue. Then someone offered mischievous advice (which was confirmed by the "chuckle" remark by stoutman), and I corrected it. "Corrected it" my foot. You posted the same hysterical nonsense that's already been thoroughly debunked. If you didn't mean what you said at the time, encouraging me to post here, then you shouldn't have said it. Maybe you should have said that I could "conditionally" post here, but only as long as I don't express my differences of opinion. I was really under the impression that you were being sincere, at the time. There's a difference between expressing an honest difference of opinion, and posting hysterical nonsense that's already been *shown* to be hysterical nonsense. You'll be happier when you figure that difference out. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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(Doug Miller) wrote: Say hi to the Strombolis for us. You didn't read the NAN announcement about that, did you? The Stromboli votes came from a single university graduate student as part of a research project. LMAO They were not real people. You're kidding, right? No. Are you? Did you actually believe that they were a genuine family? He http://www.x-privat.org/link/6515701.html Can you wonder that the one who posted nonsense *not* knowing it to be such was treated more leniently than the one who came after him and knowingly posted proven nonsense? I didn't find Lew's post until after I had posted my two cents about the subject. VK VK |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: you and Susan were being pretty obnoxious in trying to force changes onto a community that you hadn't, to that point, made any real attempt to be a part of, let alone find out if those changes were even welcome. Please don't mislead people who don't know what you're talking about. I proposed a "separate" newsgroup, as in NOT THIS GROUP. I'm misleading no-one, Vito. Your statement is at best a partial truth, and at worst a lie by omission. As you well know, you first attempted to force moderation on this group. When that failed, you tried to create a second, redundant group - and it was thoroughly explained to you at that time that doing so would indeed have an impact, and a negative one at that, on this group. Unfortunately you chose not to listen. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: Say hi to the Strombolis for us. You didn't read the NAN announcement about that, did you? The Stromboli votes came from a single university graduate student as part of a research project. LMAO They were not real people. You're kidding, right? No. Are you? Did you actually believe that they were a genuine family? Of course not. That was sarcasm. Don't you have *any* sense of humor? Odd that all of those votes favored your misguided proposal. I'm sure that was just a coincidence. note: that was sarcasm too, Vito Can you wonder that the one who posted nonsense *not* knowing it to be such was treated more leniently than the one who came after him and knowingly posted proven nonsense? I didn't find Lew's post until after I had posted my two cents about the subject. Uh-huh. Guess you hadn't been reading the group too much lately, eh? Problem is, Vito, you wore out your welcome here a *long* time ago with your heavy-handed attempts to force change on a community that was, with only a few exceptions, pretty well content with the way things were. No attempt at debate or persuasion, you just barged in and tried to push your vision of the way things ought to be on a bunch of people who neither shared, nor wanted, that vision. Then you disappeared, in a snit, with your nose out of joint, because we didn't immediately fall down at your feet in gratitude for your selfless action in saving us from ourselves. And now you wonder why you're not welcomed back with open arms. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: I proposed a "separate" newsgroup, as in NOT THIS GROUP. I'm misleading no-one, Vito. Your statement is at best a partial truth, and at worst a lie by omission. As you well know, you first attempted to force moderation on this group. Either you are intentionally lying, or your memory is clouded on the issue. I beg your pardon. My memory was clouded. This is what happened: First you tried to create a moderated version of this group. That failed. Next you tried to create a "lite" version of this group. That failed too. Both times it was thoroughly explained to you that the creation of a second group would indeed harm this one. The major point of my post stands: you were trying to force changes upon a community that didn't want them. And that's why your presence here has been about as welcome as a boil. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 20:40:03 GMT, Doug Miller wrote:
In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote: (Doug Miller) wrote: I proposed a "separate" newsgroup, as in NOT THIS GROUP. I'm misleading no-one, Vito. Your statement is at best a partial truth, and at worst a lie by omission. As you well know, you first attempted to force moderation on this group. Either you are intentionally lying, or your memory is clouded on the issue. I beg your pardon. My memory was clouded. This is what happened: First you tried to create a moderated version of this group. That failed. A distinction without a real difference, but yes. Next you tried to create a "lite" version of this group. That failed too. Both times it was thoroughly explained to you that the creation of a second group would indeed harm this one. And both times, Vito didn't bother to actually participate here to explain to us why we should support his power-trip scheme. |
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On 16 Mar 2005 21:57:58 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: The major point of my post stands: you were trying to force changes upon a community that didn't want them. And that's why your presence here has been about as welcome as a boil. I think you're trying to spin this to your benefit, taking advantage of the fact that most people here know you and don't know me. But, we _do_ know you, Vito, or enough about you to decide who is more credible. That is unfortunate. For you, yes. I proposed a moderated woodworking forum, SEPARATE from this one. It would have had it's own community, a different community, that was whole the point of proposing the group. Which is why you proposed it, and then didn't bother to talk about why you wanted to do it, here in this group? Avoiding your potential support base is rarely a way to get them on your side. You should take a look at your conscience, Doug. A get the feelin that your personal relationship with God is in need of some nurturing. I think this is more about Doug's perception of you than whatever his belief system might be. |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: The major point of my post stands: you were trying to force changes upon a community that didn't want them. And that's why your presence here has been about as welcome as a boil. I think you're trying to spin this to your benefit, taking advantage of the fact that most people here know you and don't know me. That is unfortunate. I proposed a moderated woodworking forum, SEPARATE from this one. It would have had it's own community, a different community, that was whole the point of proposing the group. You should take a look at your conscience, Doug. A get the feelin that your personal relationship with God is in need of some nurturing. Perhaps if relationships with God are of importance to you you should look to your own and let Doug worry about his. How do you know that that's God and not Satan that you have a relationship with, anyway? VK -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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"J. Clarke" wrote: Maybe if you posted something that indicated that you were paying even the slightest attention to what was going on here you might not have gotten hammered. This is a big forum with hundred of posts per day. You can't expect everyone to read every thread. I wasn't aware that acetone had been brought up recently. VK |
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On 16 Mar 2005 22:09:57 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
"J. Clarke" wrote: Maybe if you posted something that indicated that you were paying even the slightest attention to what was going on here you might not have gotten hammered. This is a big forum with hundred of posts per day. You can't expect everyone to read every thread. I wasn't aware that acetone had been brought up recently. I don't believe that for a second. |
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Dave Hinz wrote: Which is why you proposed it, and then didn't bother to talk about why you wanted to do it, here in this group? News.groups is the appropriate forum for newsgroup creation discussion, not here, and it said so right on the proposal. The reason for that is so the conversation is kept in one place. VK |
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On 16 Mar 2005 22:23:03 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
Dave Hinz wrote: Which is why you proposed it, and then didn't bother to talk about why you wanted to do it, here in this group? News.groups is the appropriate forum for newsgroup creation discussion, not here, and it said so right on the proposal. The reason for that is so the conversation is kept in one place. The group of people you're trying to "help" is the group of people who needs to want to help you if you want their votes. You ignored and avoided us. Had you not, you would have known of the staggering depth of non-support for your ideas. |
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Dave Hinz wrote: I don't believe that for a second. Apparently unlike you, I answer to a higher power. God knows the truth, and that is all that matters to me. VK |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
Dave Hinz wrote: I don't believe that for a second. Apparently unlike you, I answer to a higher power. God knows the truth, and that is all that matters to me. VK Then perhaps you should commune with him immediately -- and forsake this place. -- Will Occasional Techno-geek |
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It was somewhere outside Barstow when "Vito Kuhn"
wrote: Then someone offered mischievous advice (which was confirmed by the "chuckle" remark by stoutman), and I corrected it. You posted an outright lie whilst offering safety advice. Maybe you didn't know this and you posted from sheer ignorance. Which is almost as bad. Seems a little odd that you've only ever made two contributions; one to impose moderation and one to post misleading safety advice. I was really under the impression that you were being sincere, at the time. I was sincere - I always try to be, which is why I was so bluntly rude to you when you were pushing moderation on us. Now though I see you posting this: Have you no morals? Acetone penetrates the skin and goes right to your liver. Offensively patronising and misleading. It's still the decent thing to do to be welcoming to new posters, but I do wonder just how valuable your contributions would be. |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
"J. Clarke" wrote: Maybe if you posted something that indicated that you were paying even the slightest attention to what was going on here you might not have gotten hammered. This is a big forum with hundred of posts per day. You can't expect everyone to read every thread. I wasn't aware that acetone had been brought up recently. If you aren't sufficiently interested in the content to at least look at most of the threads then why are you here? VK -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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LRod wrote: As a matter of general practice I have a long and fairly public record of not discussing my religion (if any) in a woodworking forum for what I consider the obvious two reasons: it's not on topic, and it's no one's friggin' business. In other words, you're NOT a practicing Christian. I figured as much. I've got news for you, my brother. We're all Christians, even though unfortunately not all of us are "practicing Christians". There is only one God, and he is in three parts (The Father, Son and Holy Spirit) and we are all his children. VK |
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On 16 Mar 2005 23:30:34 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
LRod wrote: As a matter of general practice I have a long and fairly public record of not discussing my religion (if any) in a woodworking forum for what I consider the obvious two reasons: it's not on topic, and it's no one's friggin' business. In other words, you're NOT a practicing Christian. I figured as much. I don't see him saying that, I see him saying it's not relevant here. Nor is my attendance record, by the way. Nor is yours. What is your actual goal in being here, Vito? Be specific. What do you hope to accomplish? What wisdom can you offer us? Why should we bother with you? |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
(Doug Miller) wrote: The major point of my post stands: you were trying to force changes upon a community that didn't want them. And that's why your presence here has been about as welcome as a boil. I think you're trying to spin this to your benefit, taking advantage of the fact that most people here know you and don't know me. That is unfortunate. I proposed a moderated woodworking forum, SEPARATE from this one. It would have had it's own community, a different community, that was whole the point of proposing the group. How, and why, this community believes that doing so would harm this group has already been explained to you - thoroughly - and I will not rehash that explanation here. It comes as no surprise to me that you are paying no more attention now than you did then. You should take a look at your conscience, Doug. A get the feelin that your personal relationship with God is in need of some nurturing. Perhaps you could climb down off your high horse long enough to realize that *all* of us - yourself included - need some nurturing in our personal relationships with God. "For all men have sinned, and fall short of the glory of God." Ever read that before? And perhaps you could pull your head out of your rectum far enough to realize that the real issue here is *your* behavior and *your* statements. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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Dave Hinz wrote: What is your actual goal in being here, Vito? Be specific. What do you hope to accomplish? What wisdom can you offer us? I joined this thread to answer a question. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think my answer was helpful. Then I shared a health disclaimer and I was harped on like a blue whale. Why should we bother with you? Nobody is forcing you to do that. You obviously have a strong dislike for me, which is not mutual. There probably isn't anything I could say or do that would change your opinion of me. I said what I had to say about Gorilla Glue and acetone. I'll leave it at that. Marco is capable of coming to his own conclusion, I'm sure. VK VK |
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On 16 Mar 2005 23:30:34 +0100, "Vito Kuhn"
wrote: LRod wrote: As a matter of general practice I have a long and fairly public record of not discussing my religion (if any) in a woodworking forum for what I consider the obvious two reasons: it's not on topic, and it's no one's friggin' business. In other words, you're NOT a practicing Christian. I figured as much. I've got news for you, my brother. We're all Christians, even though unfortunately not all of us are "practicing Christians". There is only one God, and he is in three parts (The Father, Son and Holy Spirit) and we are all his children. A) I am not your brother. I wouldn't want to be. 2) What a sanctimoinious, bigoted prick you are. Tell me, how did you come to the conclusion that there is only one god? I find it utterly astounding, and highly amusing that people like you think they are so special (and that their god is so merciless) that they are perfectly willing to accept that the vast majority of the world's people (and all born before 2000 years ago) are consigned to eternal damnation because they don't worship your particular deity. And don't bother to pray for me. I'm doing just fine, thank you. You're the one that needs work. You should confine your energies to that monumental project. In fact, don't even respond to me. You have nothing to say that I'm interested in hearing. But I bet you will try anyway. -- LRod Master Woodbutcher and seasoned termite Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999 http://www.woodbutcher.net |
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On 16 Mar 2005 23:47:57 +0100, Vito Kuhn wrote:
Dave Hinz wrote: What is your actual goal in being here, Vito? Be specific. What do you hope to accomplish? What wisdom can you offer us? I joined this thread to answer a question. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think my answer was helpful. Your answer was unhelpful, it was spreading your guess as if it was fact. That guess is demonstrably false. Giving out false health information on the Internet is, while not unique, certainly not something to be applauded. Then I shared a health disclaimer and I was harped on like a blue whale. Because you're wrong. Why should we bother with you? Nobody is forcing you to do that. You obviously have a strong dislike for me, which is not mutual. There probably isn't anything I could say or do that would change your opinion of me. Maybe if you'd contribute signal rather than noise... I said what I had to say about Gorilla Glue and acetone. I'll leave it at that. If that's the best you can do, I guess that answers my question. |
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In article , "Vito Kuhn" wrote:
Dave Hinz wrote: What is your actual goal in being here, Vito? Be specific. What do you hope to accomplish? What wisdom can you offer us? I joined this thread to answer a question. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think my answer was helpful. Then I shared a health disclaimer and I was harped on like a blue whale. You didn't "share a health disclaimer", Vito, you repeated what amounts to an urban legend. Why should we bother with you? Nobody is forcing you to do that. You obviously have a strong dislike for me, which is not mutual. There probably isn't anything I could say or do that would change your opinion of me. Maybe not. If you're interested in changing people's opinions of you, though, here are a few suggested starting points: - apologize for your earlier attempts to force new groups on a community that didn't want them - admit that you were wrong to do so, and stop trying to justify it - apologize for ignoring the massive protests that arose at the time - admit that you posted false, alarmist ravings - stop trying to defend having done so under the guise of "sharing a health disclaimer" - don't post until you have something woodworking-related to say - invest yourself in developing a more humble and contrite spirit I said what I had to say about Gorilla Glue and acetone. I'll leave it at that. Marco is capable of coming to his own conclusion, I'm sure. And Dave, and I, and others, have said what we had to say about you. -- Regards, Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com) Nobody ever left footprints in the sands of time by sitting on his butt. And who wants to leave buttprints in the sands of time? |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
LRod wrote: As a matter of general practice I have a long and fairly public record of not discussing my religion (if any) in a woodworking forum for what I consider the obvious two reasons: it's not on topic, and it's no one's friggin' business. In other words, you're NOT a practicing Christian. I figured as much. I've got news for you, my brother. We're all Christians, even though unfortunately not all of us are "practicing Christians". There is only one God, and he is in three parts (The Father, Son and Holy Spirit) and we are all his children. Sez you. Prove it. -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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LRod wrote:
On 16 Mar 2005 23:30:34 +0100, "Vito Kuhn" wrote: LRod wrote: As a matter of general practice I have a long and fairly public record of not discussing my religion (if any) in a woodworking forum for what I consider the obvious two reasons: it's not on topic, and it's no one's friggin' business. In other words, you're NOT a practicing Christian. I figured as much. I've got news for you, my brother. We're all Christians, even though unfortunately not all of us are "practicing Christians". There is only one God, and he is in three parts (The Father, Son and Holy Spirit) and we are all his children. A) I am not your brother. I wouldn't want to be. 2) What a sanctimoinious, bigoted prick you are. Tell me, how did you come to the conclusion that there is only one god? I find it utterly astounding, and highly amusing that people like you think they are so special (and that their god is so merciless) that they are perfectly willing to accept that the vast majority of the world's people (and all born before 2000 years ago) are consigned to eternal damnation because they don't worship your particular deity. He's even worse than that. If I read him correctly then in his book Osama Bin Laden is a Christian, albeit not a "practicing" one. I do wish that he'd track down Osama and tell him that to his face though. And don't bother to pray for me. I'm doing just fine, thank you. You're the one that needs work. You should confine your energies to that monumental project. In fact, don't even respond to me. You have nothing to say that I'm interested in hearing. But I bet you will try anyway. -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
Dave Hinz wrote: What is your actual goal in being here, Vito? Be specific. What do you hope to accomplish? What wisdom can you offer us? I joined this thread to answer a question. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think my answer was helpful. Then I shared a health disclaimer and I was harped on like a blue whale. Why should we bother with you? Nobody is forcing you to do that. You obviously have a strong dislike for me, which is not mutual. There probably isn't anything I could say or do that would change your opinion of me. I said what I had to say about Gorilla Glue and acetone. I'll leave it at that. Marco is capable of coming to his own conclusion, I'm sure. Have you ever made anything out of wood? Anything at all? VK VK -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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Andy Dingley wrote:
Seems a little odd that you've only ever made two contributions; one to impose moderation and one to post misleading safety advice. He is a troll. I don't know if he is a really really good troll and is doing it on purpose or just one of those people who were born to be a major pain in the ass and doesn't even realize it (probably has a persecution complex), but he is a troll nonetheless; he has all the signs; only posts inflammatory material and obviously leaves and breathes for the fuss. PK |
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Paul Kierstead wrote: He is a troll. I hate trolls and flamers more than anyone I've ever spoken to. You don't know me from a hole in the wall. You're quick to discredit anyone who has a different opinion than the mainstream in this forum as a troll, but life is not that simple. You need to have a look at your conscience, and figure out what drives you to say such malicious things about decent people. God above is watching, and I don't think he is very pleased with your conduct. VK |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
Paul Kierstead wrote: He is a troll. I hate trolls and flamers more than anyone I've ever spoken to. You don't know me from a hole in the wall. You're quick to discredit anyone who has a different opinion than the mainstream in this forum as a troll, but life is not that simple. You need to have a look at your conscience, and figure out what drives you to say such malicious things about decent people. God above is watching, and I don't think he is very pleased with your conduct. VK With any luck God will strike the worst offender with lightning. I expect that Paul will live a long and fruitful life. Good night! -- Will Occasional Techno-geek |
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Vito Kuhn wrote:
Paul Kierstead wrote: He is a troll. I hate trolls and flamers more than anyone I've ever spoken to. You don't know me from a hole in the wall. You're quick to discredit anyone who has a different opinion than the mainstream in this forum as a troll, but life is not that simple. I am quick to discredit anyone whose only contributions create great strife. I don't care what their opinion is. You mistake me for someone who gives a **** about what you believe. I care about what you do; what think is your business. God above is watching, and I don't think he is very pleased with your conduct. Ah, well then, the feeling is mutual (*) PK (*) Not true of course, it was just a clever thing to say. God's opinion of me is irrelevant, it is you were are speaking of. What is your excuse for your *actions*? |
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