This should be interesting
Help! I Need SomeBooty!
> I'm gonna fly a small plane off the side of
> a mountain in the morning at 10:00, if I can
> fit into it. (I'm 5'3" and 375 lbs) Hope it
> ain't too windy or
> you may need to get someone else to harass
> you.
>
> ---
> Mark Lindberg
If there is a God, you will die.
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http://tr.im/1f9m
Ray Haddad
Everyone dies, mate. Nobody escapes with their life.
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Ray
Mark
> On Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:32:58 -0500, Help! I Need SomeBooty!
>
> >On Sun, 17 Dec 2009 13:37:44 -0800 (PST), Mark wrote:
>
> >> I'm gonna fly a small plane off the side of
> >> a mountain in the morning at 10:00, if I can
> >> fit into it. (I'm 5'3" and 375 lbs) Hope it
> >> ain't too windy or
> >> you may need to get someone else to harass
> >> you.
>
> >> ---
> >> Mark Lindberg
>
> >If there is a God, you will die.
>
> Everyone dies, mate. Nobody escapes with their life.
> --
> Ray
That's a FORGERY post Ray, from a mentally ill person.
I'm still six foot three, two hundred five. Probably will be
for the duration.
This EDP (emotionally disturbed person) fixates on
people who can do what he cannot, and uses sock
puppets to seek attention. His self loathing is palpable.
That's what we like about him.
---
Mark
Robert McClelland
>
> That's a FORGERY post Ray, from a mentally ill person.
As opposed to an authentic post from a mentally ill person.
Mark
wrote:
> On Dec 18, 4:39 pm, Mark <blueriver...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > That's a FORGERY post Ray, from a mentally ill person.
>
> As opposed to an authentic post from a mentally ill person.
Crawl back in your trailer diaper boy.
Robert McClelland
Was this a forged or authentic post from a mentally ill person?
Mark
wrote:
> Was this a forged or authentic post from a mentally ill person?
Let me see. It originates from one "robert mcclelland", so I'd
say no, you aren't a mentally ill person afaik. You're transparently
sophomoric like your peers, and will never rise above a
high schoolish mentality. No off you go back to facebook for
juvenile twits.
Grand Mal
"Mark" <blueri...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:631de00d-0780-42b2...@z41g2000yqz.googlegroups.com...
> Was this a forged or authentic post from a mentally ill person?
-Let me see. It originates from one "robert mcclelland", so I'd
-say no, you aren't a mentally ill person afaik. You're transparently
-sophomoric like your peers, and will never rise above a
-high schoolish mentality. No off you go back to facebook for
-juvenile twits.
Aw man. It could have been so good but you missed the opening by miles.
Gezellig
Ooooh, that'll hurt the egomanic's ego.
Robert McClelland
I see the Haddad has trained you well in the art of boring your
opponent to death.
john.ku...@sympatico.ca
It's the Haddadian School of Boring Arts
Mark
high schoolish mentality. Now off you go back to facebook for
juvenile twits.
Cameron Horton
Nice spacing on that post.
Speaking of twits...........
Mark
> Nice spacing on that post.
>
> Speaking of twits...........
The ellipse uses only 3 dots.
Speaking of twits...
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Mark
[Early 17th century. < Latin (see ellipse)]
The ellipsis in the form of three dots is used when text is omitted
from the beginning, middle, or end of a quotation: Shakespeare wrote,
"When sorrows come, they come...in battalions". (The full quotation is
"When sorrows come, they come not single spies,/But in battalions").
Any punctuation that precedes or follows the omitted text may or may
not be shown before or after the ellipsis: You can fool all the people
some of the time...but you cannot fool all the people all of the time.
When the ellipsis comes at the end of a sentence, it is usually
followed by a period. Dots are also used in direct speech to show that
the speaker is hesitating or has left something unsaid: "I don't
know... I'll try... I can't promise anything." In some styles of
writing, asterisks are used when part of a word is omitted, usually
part of a swearword.
Cameron Horton
> The ellipse
*plonk*
Gezellig
I hope poor Mark has a penis. It might be the only thing left that will
listen to him. *har*
Cameron Horton
Don't bet on it.
Gezellig
He has been a real hit on the Pilots Of America forum with his fuzzy
face, blue cravat and flowered hat. *harrumph*
Cameron Horton
Went a took a look. I particularly liked the "I got a call from Tiger
Woods" response. Total, complete, delusion.
Missy Roos Walker
...since at least 2008. *laff*
PostPosted: Sat Jan 10, 2009 8:11 pm Post subject: Re: GPS system
http://www.airtalk.org/image-vp684661.html
Must be his degree in medicine that gets in his way.
http://www.curearchives.com/your-collar-bone.t4785-73.html
Sure would luv to be in the cockpit with this obese, falling-apart
creep.
*NOT*
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http://tr.im/1f7r
Jeffrey Bloss
No one can stop you but you don't have to wear that stuff when you
fly, you know.
--
_?_ Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend.
(@ @) Inside of a dog, it's too dark to read.
-oOO-(_)--OOo-------------------------------[ Groucho Marx ]--
grok! Devoted Microsoft User
Gezellig
> You're transparently
> sophomoric like your peers, and will never rise above a
> high schoolish mentality. Now off you go back to facebook for
> juvenile twits.