Call for votes as to whether I should return from sabbatical
Lutsen Lumberjack
from looking that this ng has become rather dull.
I just need to know if anyone specifically wants me to come back on a
more regular basis and spice things up. Alternatively, as to whether
any of you have found the new, lame nature of mn.general to be a
positive thing.
Right after this post, I am going to post a single message in my
normal fashion, to remind you of what I am capable of.
Brian Link
Dude, it's the internet. Everyone is important.
You do need to brush up on your troll skills though. A good troll
pulls you in for a bit before they launch their madness on you. You
tend to announce your craziness pretty early on.
Maybe take another 'nym?
Otherwise there are some very affordable writing courses available at
our various community colleges.
BLink
"God created all tribes of men, and certainly had a righteous purpose in creating each"
- Geronimo
Scott Smith
>On Wed, 14 Oct 2009 13:13:02 -0700 (PDT), Lutsen Lumberjack
><lutsenlu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>I still browse every week or so just to see what's up. But I can tell
>>from looking that this ng has become rather dull.
>>
>>I just need to know if anyone specifically wants me to come back on a
>>more regular basis and spice things up. Alternatively, as to whether
>>any of you have found the new, lame nature of mn.general to be a
>>positive thing.
>>
>>Right after this post, I am going to post a single message in my
>>normal fashion, to remind you of what I am capable of.
>
>Dude, it's the internet. Everyone is important.
Don't you mean 'impotent'? ;)
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Mike O'Brien
"Scott Smith" <scott...@iphouse.com> wrote
>>Dude, it's the internet. Everyone is important.
> Don't you mean 'impotent'? ;)
Hardly. Are you sticking up for him? Is this some version of the "peter
principle?" Don't dick around or you might end up in a penal colony.
Melba's Jammin'
Game, set, and match to Mr. O'Brien!
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P T
>But I can tell from looking
>that this ng has become rather dull.
Speak for yourself:
We had some sweet threads about candy.
>I just need to know if anyone
>specifically wants me to come back
>on a more regular basis
Do I sense a call for a group hug! ?
>and spice things up.
Hmmm, that sounds a bit worrisome.
>whether any of you have found
>the new, lame nature of mn.general
>to be a positive thing.
Most of us are, I suspect, older people. Well seasoned? Dull and
boring? It all depends on your perspective. If you're under 25,
perhaps someplace hipper is more to your taste.
>I am going to post a single message
>in my normal fashion, to remind
>you of what I am capable of.
I haven't read that message. "What I am capable of" is rather
disturbing. Mankind has shown itself capable of enormity such as the
Nazis, the Khymer Rouge, and truly countless acts of cruelty on an
smaller basis. We are also capable of sublime acts of kindness,
compassion, and beauty. What did you have in mind?
Lutsen Lumberjack
>
> Speak for yourself:
> We had some sweet threads about candy.
I am technically still on sabbatical, and will address your comments
when I return.
Mike O'Brien
>> On Oct 18, 10:33 am, Petepeng...@webtv.net (P T) wrote:
>> Speak for yourself:
>> We had some sweet threads about candy.
> I am technically still on sabbatical, and will address your comments
> when I return.
and you are still "technically" nuttier than a retired special ed teacher
from the inner cities
catpandaddy
"Mike O'Brien" <mikeo...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:hbo5gd$k82$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
I sense that a link explaining that analogy might be useful. :-)
Mike O'Brien
Mike O'Brien
>> and you are still "technically" nuttier than a retired special ed teacher
>> from the inner cities
> I sense that a link explaining that analogy might be useful. :-)
ok, there used to be a guy who roamed the downtown area of Mpls talking to
himself. Sometimes loudly but generally not a menace to society. Found out
he was a retired special ed teacher from the inner cities.