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Ted Frank
>If you ever see one in the street, punch him in the nose. He'll forgot you did
>it within 5 minutes. Kind of like a dog or a cat - If you do it enough he may
>remember, but he has no real short-term memory.
I think it's disgusting the way these objectivists like Jason V. Robertson
propose the malicious beating of dogs & cats. What would Elroy Hubbard say
if he knew what his followers were doing?
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ted frank
the law skool
the u of c 61 u chi l rev 639
kibo#=0.5
MICHELLE dammit
Please edit your headers. This has nothing to do with alt.atheism.
Thank you.
Michelle A. Cloud
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Molecular Biologist at large * have to go mad, just to keep the tradition
mcl...@jarthur.cs.hmc.edu * alive." --Matt Ruff "Fool on the Hill"
Stacy Prowell
> I think it's disgusting the way these objectivists like Jason V. Robertson
> propose the malicious beating of dogs & cats. What would Elroy Hubbard say
> if he knew what his followers were doing?
Very funny, mister "ted frank" of "the law skool,"
if that is your real name, you don't fool any of
us with your senseless "troll." Go back to your
little playground with the rest of the kiddies.
It is "Ayn Rand," and she was an author, not the
founder of objectivism. That's a philosophical
stance which is very old. And Hubbard wrote
Dianetics, which has nothing to do with the
Church of Scientology. Those are the people who
won't let their children have operations because
prayer is suppossed to save them.
Get your facts straight, mister "ted frank" of
"the law skool," and learn to spel!
> ted frank
> the law skool
> the u of c 61 u chi l rev 639
> kibo#=0.5
Yeah, but what's your Publius number? That's
what I want to know.
Again I have removed alt.feminism, since they
shouldn't be subjected to your "drivel."
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Archmage of Kylastra
: prayer is suppossed to save them.
^^^^^^^^^
: Get your facts straight, mister "ted frank" of
: "the law skool," and learn to spel!
Hmm. Should learn to use ispell before you post. I don't, but then
again, I wasn't the one who was spell-flaming.
: -- _Stacy J. Prowell___________________...@cs.utk.edu_
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: | "The purpose of writing is to inflate weak ideas, obscure pure |
: | reasoning, and inhibit clarity. With a little practice, writing can be |
: | an intimidating and impenetrable fog!" - Bill Watterson's Calvin |
: |__________________________________________________________________________|
Tabdamage and your .sig file could use a diet. You must be a very
pessimistic person, to put all those minuses in there. You obviously
practice what you quote.
Roman
Stacy Prowell
was right... no, we can't start *that* again...
In article <2povpg$3...@netnews.upenn.edu>, rgol...@waltz.seas.upenn.edu
(Archmage of Kylastra) writes:
> Stacy Prowell (spro...@grape.cs.utk.edu) wrote:
> : prayer is suppossed to save them.
> ^^^^^^^^^
> : Get your facts straight, mister "ted frank" of
> : "the law skool," and learn to spel!
^^^^
> Hmm. Should learn to use ispell before you post. I don't, but then
> again, I wasn't the one who was spell-flaming.
Yes, you have been trolled. Also, you misspelled
"I have been trolled." Perhaps if you used the
CAPS LOCK key a little more your posts would be
more impressive and dazzling. Hang around on
alt.atheism and you will see how CONSPICUOUS
CAPITAL LETTERS lend an air of AUTHENTICITY and
AUTHORITY to your writing.
> Tabdamage and your .sig file could use a diet. You must be a very
> pessimistic person, to put all those minuses in there. You obviously
> practice what you quote.
Tab damage could use a diet? Huh? Perhaps you
require professional help. Tab damage is an
unlimited source of potential energy (just see
how much effort it can produce on alt.warlord),
and not something that can go on a "diet."
But this is alt.atheism, so you must mean "deity."
Are you postulating a typographical god? You are
bordering on net.loon, Roman.
No tab damage in my .sig. I scoff at you twice,
sir! You must be using "trumpet" or some other
vile Mac'ish newsreader with those obscene
proportional fonts.
You are clearly at odds with the "inner thetan."
To help you I have kindly directed followups to
alt.religion.scientology. They are trained to
help you.
> Roman
To you, Roman, I say "flapdoodle!"
Disclaimer: I have not been trolled. Anything in
this post which appears to indicate that I have been
trolled is actually a cleverly disguised troll in
itself. This is the "troll in itself," i.e., the
objective troll you have been hearing so much about
on alt.philosophy.objectivism. Do not be confused
by imitations.
Avrom Faderman
Archmage of Kylastra <rgol...@waltz.seas.upenn.edu> wrote:
>Stacy Prowell (spro...@grape.cs.utk.edu) wrote:
[various things, including that Scientology is the belief that prayer
makes better medicine than doctors]
>: prayer is suppossed to save them.
> ^^^^^^^^^
>: Get your facts straight, mister "ted frank" of
>: "the law skool," and learn to spel!
^^^^
>Hmm. Should learn to use ispell before you post. I don't, but then
>again, I wasn't the one who was spell-flaming.
YHBT. YHL. SUORBFFS. HAND.
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Stanford University | touch it, weigh it, bite it like a
CSLI and Dept. of Philosophy | coin..." -Stanislaw Lem
Xian the Desk Lizard
\ It is "Ayn Rand," and she was an author, not the
\ founder of objectivism. That's a philosophical
\ stance which is very old. And Hubbard wrote
\ Dianetics, which has nothing to do with the
\ Church of Scientology. Those are the people who
\ won't let their children have operations because
\ prayer is suppossed to save them.
Erm... sorry, Stacy, but that bunch of psychos is the Christian
Scientists. Scientology grew out of Dianetics, and was indeed headed
by Hubbard. It clkaims such members as Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and
A. E. van Vogt (I think; certainly, he did a lot of wrok on
Dianetics).
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full-time dosser | My function in life is to care; hence I feel useless.
Michael K. Richmann
>Xian the Desk Lizard (C.D.A....@bradford.ac.uk) wrote:
>[stuff about religious scientists deleted]
>
>: Erm... sorry, Stacy, but that bunch of psychos is the Christian
>: Scientists. Scientology grew out of Dianetics, and was indeed headed
>: by Hubbard. It clkaims such members as Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and
>: A. E. van Vogt (I think; certainly, he did a lot of wrok on
>
> I believe you're thinking of Robert L. Heinline, whose classic
>"Stranger in an Even Stranger Land" introduced the word "wrok", i.e., to
>understand something. Interestingly, the main character in that book
>becomes a Christ-like figure (not unlike Len Ron Hubbard and Anne Rynd)
>after a botched sex change operation. Definitely a book ahead of it's time!
> Now if you meant that Van Vogt had achieved a great understanding of
>Dianetics, disregard this. I really know nothing about him, except for
>the fact that's he's supposed to be the greatest of the Dutch SF authors.
Ummm... That was Robert A. Heinlein, "Stranger in a Strange Land" and
the word was "grok". That or you were just kidding, right?
Mike
Steve Mayer
[my misremembering of Heinlein's book deleted]
: Ummm... That was Robert A. Heinlein, "Stranger in a Strange Land" and
: the word was "grok". That or you were just kidding, right?
Thanks, Mike, I stand collected.
-Steve
Lawrence Allen
: Xian the Desk Lizard (C.D.A....@bradford.ac.uk) wrote:
: [stuff about religious scientists deleted]
: : Erm... sorry, Stacy, but that bunch of psychos is the Christian
: : Scientists. Scientology grew out of Dianetics, and was indeed headed
: : by Hubbard. It clkaims such members as Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, and
: : A. E. van Vogt (I think; certainly, he did a lot of wrok on
: : Dianetics). ^^^^
: I believe you're thinking of Robert L. Heinline, whose classic
: "Stranger in an Even Stranger Land" introduced the word "wrok", i.e., to
^^^^
Er, ah, excuse me, but you misspelled 'Grok'.