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Dave S. King

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Aug 19, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/19/97
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I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
sticker stand for?

Nigel J. Carron

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In article <5tbjr2$r...@sjx-ixn5.ix.netcom.com>, Persi's Dead
<cow...@ix.netcom.com> writes
>Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
>professor.

No he would always be the janitors assistants, 2nd assistant toilet
cleaner. Always & forever a low life...

Nigel J. Carron

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oliver1

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it means the person driving the car has evolved beyond using the word
"faggot".

"...anger is an energy..."
use it wisely.

Nigel J. Carron

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In article <33FA29...@ayn.rand.org>, ObJeCtIvIsT
<objec...@ayn.rand.org> writes

>Nigel J. Carron wrote:
>>
>> In article <5tbjr2$r...@sjx-ixn5.ix.netcom.com>, Persi's Dead
>> <cow...@ix.netcom.com> writes
>> >Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
>> >professor.
>>
>> No he would always be the janitors assistants, 2nd assistant toilet
>> cleaner. Always & forever a low life...
>
>i take it you have one of these stickers on your car, nigel?

No, I'm straight, but if my wonderful wife wanted one then great & if it
upsets a bigot or two, all the better...


Nigel J. Carron


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Dave S. King (dsk...@dunster.com) wrote:
: I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
: guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
: sticker stand for?

first off it the pink triangle is a universal gay simbol not faggot and
the rainbow means gay pride which encompases gay and lesbian so my freind
whose a lesbian says

Persi's Dead

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In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, dsk...@dunster.com says...

>
>I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
>guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>sticker stand for?

Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
professor.

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Nigel J. Carron wrote:
>
> In article <5tbjr2$r...@sjx-ixn5.ix.netcom.com>, Persi's Dead
> <cow...@ix.netcom.com> writes
> >Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
> >professor.
>

Bobby Tendinitis

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Last I heard, cow...@ix.netcom.com (Persi's Dead) was saying:

>In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, dsk...@dunster.com says...
>>
>>I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
>>guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>>sticker stand for?
>

>Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
>professor.

He'd probably also be teaching "How To Unsuccessfully Troll Usenet
Using Cliched Homophobic Comments 101".


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In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, "Dave S. King"
<dsk...@dunster.com> writes

>I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
>guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>sticker stand for?
A bi. with leanings towards shoes, pots of gold. and little people.
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Lewis Bateman

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Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
>
> Persi's Dead wrote:
>
> <blah blah blah yackity shmackity>

>
> > Christoph De Babylon -Seven Up EP (Dark scary jungle from the DHR label)
> > Coldcut - More Beats and Pieces EP (Including excellent Q-bert and Kid Koala
> ^^^^^^
> Ooh! I've battled demons from hell in Doom! and I've fought with aliens
> in Duke Nukem. I've driven race cars on some of the most famous race
> tracks in the world. I've wandered around underground empires and I've
> flown TIE Fighters agains rebel scum.
>
> There are few video games in the same league as Q-Bert. C'mon you're on
> this pyramid and have to jump on all the blocks to go to the next level
> all teh while avoiding obstacles and other nasties out to make you fall
> off. What are others in the same league, you ask?

That's Q*Bert, not Q-Bert.

> 1) Defender

> 2) Pac Man

> 3) Dig-dug

> 4) Donkey Kong - Apes, babes and barrels: 'nuff said.

Works for me.

> 5) Galaga

> 6) Contra - What guy who's played this game (yeah, like chicks have
> played it) HASN'T imagined himself in some Central American jungle doing
> battle against the forces of evil?

Me. Doing battle against myself never really interested me as much as
video games did. };^)>

> 7) Centipede -

> Where Pac Man has its neat orderly rows of dots and its
> predictable ghostly behavior, Centipede had randomness and chaos.

Which was the point of playing it. With the other games, you killed
something and it disappeared. In Centipede, you killed a piece of the
centipede and it split in two and started moving in two directions at
once. Certainly one of the first games that I never got bored with.
(Although you have to wonder where all the mushroom imagery came from...
;)

> There are a few runners up: Asteroids, because the graphics in this game
> are top notch there is no pixelization, after all. Let me see someone do
> *that* with a game these days.

Asteroids gets only two sentences? Surely it deserves more than that, if
only for putting your ship in the middle of the screen instead of at the
bottom. Something nobody had heard of before!

One more thing: you forgot the absolute most repetative, boring game of
them all, but nonetheless one of the most worthy of mentioning: SPACE
INVADERS! Possibly the first blast-em game ever made. The problem, of
course, was that all the levels were exactly the same. If you could beat
the first level, you could keep playing until your hand fell asleep.


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Rufus T. Firefly

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Persi's Dead wrote:

[...]

> Christoph De Babylon -Seven Up EP (Dark scary jungle from the DHR label)
> Coldcut - More Beats and Pieces EP (Including excellent Q-bert and Kid Koala
^^^^^^
Ooh! I've battled demons from hell in Doom! and I've fought with aliens
in Duke Nukem. I've driven race cars on some of the most famous race
tracks in the world. I've wandered around underground empires and I've
flown TIE Fighters agains rebel scum.

There are few video games in the same league as Q-Bert. C'mon you're on
this pyramid and have to jump on all the blocks to go to the next level
all teh while avoiding obstacles and other nasties out to make you fall
off. What are others in the same league, you ask?

1) Defender - One of my fantasies is to fly the Defender ship. Man oh
man, I'd love to be in the cockpit of that thing blowing away these ugly
green aliens who are trying to capture humans to take them to outer
space for some sinister reason. And no matter how badly you fly, YOU
CAN'T CRASH! But, truth be told, the best part about Defender was the
sound effects.

2) Pac Man - The beauty and the fatal flaw in Pac Man is the simplicity
of the whole idea. You eat a whole bunch of dots each worth ten points.
The big dots, if I remember right were fifty points and would turn the
multi-cultural ghosts blue and then you could turn the tables on them
and EAT THEM for 200, 400, 800 and 1600 points respectively. It was a
pure points game, because the ghosts followed a learnable pattern and
because of this you could plan a way around the maze without touching a
one. But that was the pussy way. The real Pac Man players would wait
next to one of the power dots and wait, ready to pounce when all four
ghosts were upon him, thus racking up 12,000 points. There were people
who wrote books on how to win this game.
I remember the first time I cleared the first screen in Pac Man. I
was with my dad at Fisher's Big Wheel in St. Johns (It was sort of like
a K-Mart). We were waiting for my mom to check out and he watched me
play the game. That feeling of accomplishment was and still is
highpoint. Then, like every one else in America, I got bored with it
after a while and went on to the Rubic's Cube.

3) Dig-dug - My introduction to this game was not through the quarter
eating beasts found in Aladin's Castle, but on the venerable Commodore
64. [A moment of silence, please, in honor of a great gaming computer.]
There's just something about pumping an enemy so full of air that they
explode that appeals to me.

4) Donkey Kong - Apes, babes and barrels: 'nuff said.

5) Galaga - Ah, yes. Taking on an army of alien bugs and being promoted
up the ranks while doing it. One of the craziest things I've ever seen
was when some friends and I went out dancing one night and we spent the
entire evening watching some chick roll over the score. (1,000,000
points.) She was like a warrior unleashed. At one point she'd earned so
many extra ships that she took a beer break and then went right back to
kicking the shit out of it. I'll admit it, after all these years I
*still* can't get all the bees in the in the challenge rounds.

6) Contra - What guy who's played this game (yeah, like chicks have
played it) HASN'T imagined himself in some Central American jungle doing

battle against the forces of evil? This was one of the first games that
you could not only play in the arcade, but also at home. (And have, at
least a reasonable facsimile.) So Contra helped give way to all that
Nintendo, Sega, and Sony crap with thier stupid little Marios and
whatnot.

7) Centipede - Now Centipede, my people, was a game of SKILL. If you saw
a high score in Centipede, you were looking at a master of the
rollerball. Where Pac Man has its neat orderly rows of dots and its
predictable ghostly behavior, Centipede had randomness and chaos. Even
the way you died in Pac Man was neat and orderly, if you will notice,
while Centipede was fast paced and any moment a spider could jump out in
front of you and run into you killing you in a messy way. The best part
was the closer you were to the thing you were shooting, the more points
you got. Would you play it safe and kill the centipede while it was
still at the top of the screen, or would you wait for the REAL points
when it got closer?

There are a few runners up: Asteroids, because the graphics in this game
are top notch there is no pixelization, after all. Let me see someone do

*that* with a game these days. Maniac Mansion, Zak McKrackin and the
Alien Mindbenders, and all those other Lucasarts titles of that genre of
videogame are great simply because they not only have plots, but sub
plots as well (hilarious ones at that.)

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Rufus T. Firefly

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Neheb-ka-f

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In article <5tg3v1$k...@camel2.mindspring.com>, xy...@mindspring.com
(Azag-thoth) wrote:

> HAIL BUBBLE BOBBLE
>
> i still remember the theme music...

What about GORF? Now there was a game.

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <XY+fVyCp...@oldcity.demon.co.uk>, Shez
<sh...@oldcity.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, "Dave S. King"
> <dsk...@dunster.com> writes
> >I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
> >guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
> >sticker stand for?
> A bi. with leanings towards shoes, pots of gold. and little people.

So, seriously, it means the driver is a switch hitter?

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <33FB57...@hotmail.com>, lbat...@hotmail.com wrote:

> Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
> >
> > Persi's Dead wrote:
> >

> > <blah blah blah yackity shmackity>
> >

> > > Christoph De Babylon -Seven Up EP (Dark scary jungle from the DHR label)
> > > Coldcut - More Beats and Pieces EP (Including excellent Q-bert and
Kid Koala
> > ^^^^^^
> > Ooh! I've battled demons from hell in Doom! and I've fought with aliens
> > in Duke Nukem. I've driven race cars on some of the most famous race
> > tracks in the world. I've wandered around underground empires and I've
> > flown TIE Fighters agains rebel scum.
> >
> > There are few video games in the same league as Q-Bert. C'mon you're on
> > this pyramid and have to jump on all the blocks to go to the next level
> > all teh while avoiding obstacles and other nasties out to make you fall
> > off. What are others in the same league, you ask?
>

> That's Q*Bert, not Q-Bert.
>
> > 1) Defender
>
> > 2) Pac Man
>
> > 3) Dig-dug
>

> > 4) Donkey Kong - Apes, babes and barrels: 'nuff said.
>

> Works for me.
>
> > 5) Galaga
>

> > 6) Contra - What guy who's played this game (yeah, like chicks have
> > played it) HASN'T imagined himself in some Central American jungle doing
> > battle against the forces of evil?
>

> Me. Doing battle against myself never really interested me as much as
> video games did. };^)>
>
> > 7) Centipede -
>

> > Where Pac Man has its neat orderly rows of dots and its
> > predictable ghostly behavior, Centipede had randomness and chaos.
>

> Which was the point of playing it. With the other games, you killed
> something and it disappeared. In Centipede, you killed a piece of the
> centipede and it split in two and started moving in two directions at
> once. Certainly one of the first games that I never got bored with.
> (Although you have to wonder where all the mushroom imagery came from...
> ;)
>

> > There are a few runners up: Asteroids, because the graphics in this game
> > are top notch there is no pixelization, after all. Let me see someone do
> > *that* with a game these days.
>

> Asteroids gets only two sentences? Surely it deserves more than that, if
> only for putting your ship in the middle of the screen instead of at the
> bottom. Something nobody had heard of before!
>
> One more thing: you forgot the absolute most repetative, boring game of
> them all, but nonetheless one of the most worthy of mentioning: SPACE
> INVADERS! Possibly the first blast-em game ever made. The problem, of
> course, was that all the levels were exactly the same. If you could beat
> the first level, you could keep playing until your hand fell asleep.

Cool song by the Pretenders too.

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <Dda6VAAA...@cabra.demon.co.uk>, "Nigel J. Carron"
<n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> In article <33FA29...@ayn.rand.org>, ObJeCtIvIsT
> <objec...@ayn.rand.org> writes

> >Nigel J. Carron wrote:
> >>
> >> In article <5tbjr2$r...@sjx-ixn5.ix.netcom.com>, Persi's Dead
> >> <cow...@ix.netcom.com> writes

> >> >Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
> >> >professor.
> >>

> >> No he would always be the janitors assistants, 2nd assistant toilet
> >> cleaner. Always & forever a low life...
> >
> >i take it you have one of these stickers on your car, nigel?
>

> No, I'm straight, but if my wonderful wife wanted one then great & if it
> upsets a bigot or two, all the better...

What about your wife... does she eat at the Y, if you know what I mean?

Gesi

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> 6) Contra - What guy who's played this game (yeah, like chicks have
> played it) HASN'T imagined himself in some Central American jungle doing
> battle against the forces of evil? This was one of the first games that
> you could not only play in the arcade, but also at home. (And have, at
> least a reasonable facsimile.) So Contra helped give way to all that
> Nintendo, Sega, and Sony crap with thier stupid little Marios and
> whatnot.

Don't be silly. Of course I did. And I kicked some serious ass. <never
underestimate a woman. Especially if she's got a machine gun.<G>

I played the rest of them too. Loved Q-bert, but really hated the sound
he made when he fell off. KLUNK!!! <s>

Gesi

Persi's Dead

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In article <nehebkaf-ya0240800...@news.alt.net>,
nehe...@geocitys.com says...

>> No, I'm straight, but if my wonderful wife wanted one then great & if it
>> upsets a bigot or two, all the better...
>
>What about your wife... does she eat at the Y, if you know what I mean?

ROFL! THAT was fucking funny!

--
***Persi's Latest Picks (Old and New)***



Coldcut - More Beats and Pieces EP (Including excellent Q-bert and Kid Koala

mixes)
Luke Vibert - Big Soup (Vibert's Masterpiece! This is the big one!)
Beautiful South - Welcome To The Beautiful South
Velvet Underground - Loaded (Fully Loaded Edition)
Mouse On Mars - Autodictacker (I really hope these guys collaborate w/
Autechre)


MindFlayer

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In forest deep, where dark things sleep, Ian Young penned this in one fell
sweep:

>Shez wrote:
>>
>> In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, "Dave S. King"
>> <dsk...@dunster.com> writes
>> >I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
>> >guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>> >sticker stand for?
>> A bi. with leanings towards shoes, pots of gold. and little people.
>> --
>> Shez
>
>You know, as a 'straight', I always wanted a little greyscale
>sticker on the back of my car... say, eight shades from
>black to white, and a little blue square to indicate
>that I'm heterosexual.

Go ahead -- but it will be wasted. The whole point is that people are
all assumed to be hetero, until proven otherwise. So, by simply NOT
sticking a rainbow sticker, you will make most people think that you are
straight...

>But then, I've always had this vague feeling that bisexuals
>were capricious little sexaholics who can't make up their minds.
>(note: this does not, however, mean I have anything against
>gays of either denomination. It's just that most of the
>bi people I know are greedy little fscks that don't think
>too far past their own fleshly wants)

It is a Jerk? Is it a Grinch? No, it's aaaa <drumroll> TROLL!!!
Anyway, idjit, get a brain...

>It just also seems a little silly to advertise your sexual
>position on your car. In any way, be it rainbows or
>"God said 'yadda yadda yadda'"

It is not an avertisement of one's sexuality, but of one's potical
stance. Not all GBLT folks have the rainbow stickers, and not all people
with the rainbow stickers are GBLT...

--
Victor A. Danilchenko alt.atheist #696
min...@ix.netcom.com (home)
dani...@evermore.cs.umass.edu (college)
http://www.cs.umass.edu/~danilche

Erin Brooker

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Ian Young wrote:

> Shez wrote:
> >
>
> > A bi. with leanings towards shoes, pots of gold. and little people.

Nice :)... very nice :)....

> > --
> > Shez
>
> You know, as a 'straight', I always wanted a little greyscale
> sticker on the back of my car... say, eight shades from
> black to white, and a little blue square to indicate
> that I'm heterosexual.

Ok . that sounds cool.

>
>
> But then, I've always had this vague feeling that bisexuals
> were capricious little sexaholics who can't make up their minds.

Lets see here. It's been two years since I had sex, which has beenmy
decision, and I'm 6'2". I don't think I fit into either of these
catagories,
and I'm only one person. Now before we start a flame war here, perhaps
we can settle down a bit to a more civilized style of communication.

> (note: this does not, however, mean I have anything against
> gays of either denomination.

Lesson one if I may. A homosexual male is gay, and a homosexualwoman is
a lesbian. Don't call her gay, it'll piss her off. As for denominations,

well... everyones entitled to thier own religious belief.

> It's just that most of the
> bi people I know are greedy little fscks that don't think
> too far past their own fleshly wants)

You've just decribed 98% of the world population, including me and
yourself,so what are you really trying to get at? Why would you continue
to spew such hostility
at a specific group of people whos only crime has been to answer a few
questions
for you, and maybe not take you or themselves so seriously. Who needs a
coronary?

Erin

Huzon Furst

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MindFlayer wrote:

> >You know, as a 'straight', I always wanted a little greyscale
> >sticker on the back of my car... say, eight shades from
> >black to white, and a little blue square to indicate
> >that I'm heterosexual.

What if you're straight, and you live in Provincetown?

Huzon Furst

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ObJeCtIvIsT wrote:

>
> i take it you have one of these stickers on your car, nigel?

What color triangles do pedophiles have on their car?

balloo

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Ian Young wrote:

> You know, as a 'straight', I always wanted a little greyscale
> sticker on the back of my car... say, eight shades from
> black to white, and a little blue square to indicate
> that I'm heterosexual.

Why not just a burning cross on a hillside? I know, I know, too hard to
put on the rear bumper of your volvo. Your "eight shades of gray" idea
makes me believe that you're a little too liberal for the white hooded
sheet set anyway. Still, my concept of Heterosexuality is definately
manichaen, solidly black and white, so I suggest a Monochrome Mandala,
except everyone would think it was some hippy symbol or a karate movie
afficionado sign. Perhaps a better idea would be to have a public list
of all of your sexual partners on a laminated card suspended from a
chain around your neck. Due to the sexual ambiguity of many names that
have garnered currency of late, boys would be written in blue, and girls
in pink. This would also make identification easier at a distance, say
across a dance floor. Sheep would be printed in fluorescent orange, and
the dead would be tastefully printed in black.

The issues of assigning colors for prison sex, costume parties,
livestock herding and alchoholic blackouts where you wake to find
yourself in a pool of vomit clad only in someone else's underwear with
only strange rumors of angry co-workers to guide your suspicions is
beyond the scope of this response, but I do present them here for your
further consideration.

--
coochie coo
ben capoeman mhm 15x1
director of unnecessary surgery
institute of punitive medicine

goden

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Someone, who would be offended if termed a geek, named Richard Payne
<ricp...@die.spammer.die> vomited forth:

>Persi's Dead wrote:
>>
>> In article <nehebkaf-ya0240800...@news.alt.net>,
>> nehe...@geocitys.com says...
>>
>> >> No, I'm straight, but if my wonderful wife wanted one then great & if it
>> >> upsets a bigot or two, all the better...
>> >
>> >What about your wife... does she eat at the Y, if you know what I mean?
>>
>> ROFL! THAT was fucking funny!
>

>You thought that was funny? Crude, bestial, hateful, yes. But
>not in the least funny. Homophobia is no laughing matter even for
>people who think it's cute to call themselves dead.

You had/are having a real fun childhood aren't you...


--
"Should I bring my glasses?"
Sol Rosenberg

http://www.mindspring.com/~goden/index.htm

Gesi

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Richard Payne wrote:
>
> Heretic wrote:

> >
> > Gesi wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > Don't be silly. Of course I did. And I kicked some serious ass. <never
> > > underestimate a woman. Especially if she's got a machine gun.<G>
> > >
> > > I played the rest of them too. Loved Q-bert, but really hated the sound
> > > he made when he fell off. KLUNK!!! <s>
> > >
> > > Gesi
> >
> > SHUT UP AND LEAVE YOU DYKE
>
> I assume you're having some doubts about your own sexuality?

Ya know, I just don't remember that game. I know about Pong, Pac-man<and
all the spin-offs. Who remembers the pinball game with the pac-man game
attatched? You either had to play the vid-game to get to the pinball or
vice-versa> Donkey-Kong, Pole-Position<a personal favorite>, and
Asteroids, but Shut up and Leave you Dyke just doesn't ring a bell. How
did you go about playing it?

Gesi

Jaeger T. Cat

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They don't have triangles. They have tricycles.


Nigel J. Carron

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In article <33FCE8...@die.spammer.die>, Richard Payne
<ricp...@die.spammer.die> writes

>You thought that was funny? Crude, bestial, hateful, yes. But
>not in the least funny. Homophobia is no laughing matter even for
>people who think it's cute to call themselves dead.

Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
not?


Nigel J. Carron


Gunny

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It's simple, really. If you see a man with a Rainbow Decal, it means he
doesn't need to call anyone else a fag, a nigger, a kike, or a bitch.

Mark Anthony Donajkowski wrote in article <5tbilv$p...@alpha.delta.edu>...

>
>
>:ves,alt.startrek.creative.erotica,alt.music.nin,alt.music.alternative,alt.
flame,alt.pagan,alt.food.dennys,alt.tasteless,alt.fan.karl-malden.nose,alt.s
tupidity,alt.folklore.computers,alt.religion.kibology,soc.bi,rec.org.mensa,a
lt.fan.monty-python,alt.fan.w
>
>
>:arlord
>:Followup-To:
>:alt.rock-n-roll.metal.death,alt.music.hardcore,alt.evil,alt.college.colleg
e-bowl,alt.law-enforcement,alt.thrash,alt.homosexual,rec.music.beatles,alt.n
on.sequitur,alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk,alt.angst,alt.tv.red-dwarf,a
lt.horror.werewo
>
>:lves,alt.startrek.creative.erotica,alt.music.nin,alt.music.alternative,alt
.flame,alt.pagan,alt.food.dennys,alt.tasteless,alt.fan.karl-malden.nose,alt.
stupidity,alt.folklore.computers,alt.religion.kibology,soc.bi,rec.org.mensa,


alt.fan.monty-python,alt.fan.
>
>warlord
>References: <33F9D7...@dunster.com>
>Distribution:
>
>Dave S. King (dsk...@dunster.com) wrote:

>: I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the


>: guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>: sticker stand for?

oliver1

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Notorious P.I.G. wrote:

>
> In article <YWyt2EA9JM$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> "Nigel J. Carron" <n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> writes:
> >Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
> >bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
> >was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
> >follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
> >not?
>
> Eating at the Y is slurpin' pussy, you numb fuck. He wants to know
> if your spooge receptacle is a carpet muncher.
>
> VJ


how eloquently put.

"...anger is an energy..."
use it wiely.

Notorious P.I.G.

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Tom Burke

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oliver1 wrote:
> how eloquently put.

ROTFLLOL...

I haven't "heard" the word "spooge" since I was in the AF, a long time
ago... I don't suppose you were in that lot once, were you? :)

>
> "...anger is an energy..."
> use it wiely.

--
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t...@engr.siu.edu
tbur...@aol.com
tg...@siucvmb.siu.edu

Tom Burke
2520 New Era Rd #19
Murphysboro, IL 62966
(618) 549-3188

Richard Payne

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Richard Payne

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Persi's Dead wrote:
>
> In article <nehebkaf-ya0240800...@news.alt.net>,
> nehe...@geocitys.com says...
>
> >> No, I'm straight, but if my wonderful wife wanted one then great & if it
> >> upsets a bigot or two, all the better...
> >
> >What about your wife... does she eat at the Y, if you know what I mean?
>
> ROFL! THAT was fucking funny!

You thought that was funny? Crude, bestial, hateful, yes. But

Jim Scullin

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> But Dizzy rules supreme.
> --
> David Bulmer
>

but tempest has to be the best of the best

David B. Greene

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"Nigel J. Carron" <n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>Persi's Dead <cow...@ix.netcom.com> writes
>>dsk...@dunster.com says...

>>>
>>>I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
>>>guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
>>>sticker stand for?

>>Wow, if they taught a class in 'obvious flame bait' this guy would be the
>>professor.

>No he would always be the janitors assistants, 2nd assistant toilet
>cleaner. Always & forever a low life...

>Nigel J. Carron

Geez, Nigel, you guys are always looking for a John ...

Dave Greene


Persi's Dead

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In article <33FCE8...@die.spammer.die>, ricp...@die.spammer.die says...

>> ROFL! THAT was fucking funny!
>
>You thought that was funny?

Yes I did.

>Crude, bestial, hateful, yes.

....and damn funny!


Homophobia is no laughing matter even for
>people who think it's cute to call themselves dead.

Hey, I like girls and guys. Both at the same time, sometimes.

Persi's Dead

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In article <pigfaceE...@netcom.com>, pig...@netcom.com says...

>
>In article <YWyt2EA9JM$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> "Nigel J. Carron"
<n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> writes:
>>Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
>>bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
>>was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
>>follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
>>not?
>
>Eating at the Y is slurpin' pussy, you numb fuck. He wants to know
>if your spooge receptacle is a carpet muncher.

ROTFL!! THAT was even funnier!

Thomas Melaniphy

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In article <33FCE0...@hotmail.com>,
Gesi <sammi...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Ya know, I just don't remember that game. I know about Pong, Pac-man<and
>all the spin-offs. Who remembers the pinball game with the pac-man game
>attatched? You either had to play the vid-game to get to the pinball or
>vice-versa> Donkey-Kong, Pole-Position<a personal favorite>, and
>Asteroids, but Shut up and Leave you Dyke just doesn't ring a bell. How
>did you go about playing it?

It was named either "Pac-Man Jr." or "Jr. Pac-Man" if memory serves.
If you went thru the tunnel off of the bottom of the screen, a ball
would drop down onto the pinball table below it.


Tom
---

"The essence of sin is in the taking of heaven by storm."

"The White People" - Arthur Machen

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <pigfaceE...@netcom.com>, pig...@netcom.com (Notorious
P.I.G.) wrote:

> In article <YWyt2EA9JM$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> "Nigel J. Carron"
<n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> writes:
> >Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
> >bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
> >was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
> >follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
> >not?
>
> Eating at the Y is slurpin' pussy, you numb fuck. He wants to know
> if your spooge receptacle is a carpet muncher.

As in, does she wear her cunny on her face?

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <YrMVsQAuYI$zI...@bulmers.demon.co.uk>, David Bulmer
<da...@bulmers.demon.co.uk> wrote:

> In article <nehebkaf-ya0240800...@news.alt.net>, Neheb-
> ka-f <nehe...@geocitys.com> writes
> >> HAIL BUBBLE BOBBLE
> >>
> >> i still remember the theme music...
> >
> >What about GORF? Now there was a game.
> Or TOAST, as my friend called Gorf. Dunno why. The weirdest part
> was he insisted that I always called him that as well. So I did. And it
> stuck.
>
> But Dizzy rules supreme.

Eight Ball Deluxe!

Francois Lenoir

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Persi's Dead wrote:
>
> In article <33FCE8...@die.spammer.die>, ricp...@die.spammer.die says...
>
> >> ROFL! THAT was fucking funny!
> >
> >You thought that was funny?
>
> Yes I did.
>
> >Crude, bestial, hateful, yes.
>
> ....and damn funny!
>
> Homophobia is no laughing matter even for
> >people who think it's cute to call themselves dead.
>
> Hey, I like girls and guys. Both at the same time, sometimes.

Are you cute? Do you have a pretty girl friend?

Rocky

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Lewis Bateman <lbat...@hotmail.com> wrote:

+>Rufus T. Firefly wrote:
+>>
+>> Persi's Dead wrote:
+>>
+>> <blah blah blah yackity shmackity>
+>>
+>> > Christoph De Babylon -Seven Up EP (Dark scary jungle from the
DHR label)
+>> > Coldcut - More Beats and Pieces EP (Including excellent Q-bert
and Kid Koala
+>> ^^^^^^
+>> Ooh! I've battled demons from hell in Doom! and I've fought with
aliens
+>> in Duke Nukem. I've driven race cars on some of the most famous
race
+>> tracks in the world. I've wandered around underground empires and
I've
+>> flown TIE Fighters agains rebel scum.
+>>
+>> There are few video games in the same league as Q-Bert. C'mon
you're on
+>> this pyramid and have to jump on all the blocks to go to the next
level
+>> all teh while avoiding obstacles and other nasties out to make you
fall
+>> off. What are others in the same league, you ask?
+>
+>That's Q*Bert, not Q-Bert.
+>
+>> 1) Defender

Thats the best arcade game ever, fuck the rest they are non runers in
comparison.

+>
+>> 2) Pac Man
+>
+>> 3) Dig-dug
+>
+>> 4) Donkey Kong - Apes, babes and barrels: 'nuff said.
+>
+>Works for me.
+>
+>> 5) Galaga
+>
+>> 6) Contra - What guy who's played this game (yeah, like chicks
have
+>> played it) HASN'T imagined himself in some Central American jungle
doing
+>> battle against the forces of evil?
+>
+>Me. Doing battle against myself never really interested me as much
as
+>video games did. };^)>
+>
+>> 7) Centipede -
+>
+>> Where Pac Man has its neat orderly rows of dots and its
+>> predictable ghostly behavior, Centipede had randomness and chaos.
+>
+>Which was the point of playing it. With the other games, you killed
+>something and it disappeared. In Centipede, you killed a piece of
the
+>centipede and it split in two and started moving in two directions
at
+>once. Certainly one of the first games that I never got bored with.
+>(Although you have to wonder where all the mushroom imagery came
from...
+>;)
+>
+>> There are a few runners up: Asteroids, because the graphics in
this game
+>> are top notch there is no pixelization, after all. Let me see
someone do
+>> *that* with a game these days.
+>
+>Asteroids gets only two sentences? Surely it deserves more than
that, if
+>only for putting your ship in the middle of the screen instead of at
the
+>bottom. Something nobody had heard of before!
+>
+>One more thing: you forgot the absolute most repetative, boring game
of
+>them all, but nonetheless one of the most worthy of mentioning:
SPACE
+>INVADERS! Possibly the first blast-em game ever made. The problem,
of
+>course, was that all the levels were exactly the same. If you could
beat
+>the first level, you could keep playing until your hand fell asleep.
+>
+>
+>Lewis Bateman
+>"Blah blah blah yackity shmackity." -The Tasmanian Devil
+>"Get some up-close experience with aliens; go shag an Aldebaaran."
-Me
+>"Guess what's in the burger." -Les Lye


LynchCypher

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You're missing the point of this thread. What does those Rainbow stickers mean
anyway?
___
meow.
___


roger tregoe

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Francois Lenoir wrote:
>
> Tom Burke wrote:
> >
> > oliver1 wrote:

> > >
> > > Notorious P.I.G. wrote:
> > > >
> > > > In article <YWyt2EA9JM$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> "Nigel J. Carron" <n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> writes:
> > > > >Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
> > > > >bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
> > > > >was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
> > > > >follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
> > > > >not?
> > > >
> > > > Eating at the Y is slurpin' pussy, you numb fuck. He wants to know
> > > > if your spooge receptacle is a carpet muncher.
> > > >
> > > > VJ
> > >
> > > how eloquently put.
> >
> > ROTFLLOL...
> >
> > I haven't "heard" the word "spooge" since I was in the AF, a long time
> > ago... I don't suppose you were in that lot once, were you? :)
>
> Some how, I think Oliver would be a natural for the Greek Navy.


Dont you assholes have better things to do with your time.
ASSHOLE.

Nigel J. Carron

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In article <pigfaceE...@netcom.com>, "Notorious P.I.G."
<pig...@netcom.com> writes
>My, my. Someone's a little teste today.
>
>Just answer the question. Is that pig who slurps your tool a
>switch hitter, like Pete Rose, or isn't she?
>
>VJ

Why would you want to know anyway, are you one of those poor little
losers that can't get a woman & has to fantasise about them.. Or are you
a woman hater - because they all have too much sense to go with a BO boy
like yourself. My good woman is far to much woman than you could ever
handle, so its none of your business anyway. Go and play with your
twisted manhood, no woman worth a damn ever will.

Another sad geek hits the killfile..


Nigel J. Carron

The Carrot

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In article <bVHdmFAoKf$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk>, n...@cabra.demon.co.uk says...

My, my! All that anger over someone's innocently asking you if your wife
is a carpet muncher. I can imagine how angry you must get on those nights
when she goes out with the girls and comes home with breath that smells
like she just ate roast salmon with a tuna appetizer.

- The Carrot


oliver1

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to wam.umd.edu

in a rare moment of conscious awareness, roger tregoe crawled out of the
muck and etched these words in the bark of a rotting swamp log:

>
> Dont you assholes have better things to do with your time.
> ASSHOLE.

first you call us "all" names.
then you yell at "one" of us.

hope it was me you were addressing.
thus my retort will be justified.

oh, and next time, take your finger out of your nose when you're typing,
jerk-fuck.

"...anger is an energy..."
use it wisely.

oliver1

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Francois Lenoir wrote:
>
> Tom Burke wrote:
> >
> > oliver1 wrote:

> > > how eloquently put.

> Some how, I think Oliver would be a natural for the Greek Navy.

should i take that as a compliment ?

katmandu!

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On Fri, 22 Aug 1997 14:06:21 -0400, Pinky <sdpi...@unity.ncsu.edu>
wrote:

>Spamming must be some fucking disease, you start with one idiot
>they a whole bunch of other ppl just hafta tell him how much that
>idiot is, meanwhile all these NG's are gettin' swamped with shit
>they really dont give a fuck about, so SHUT THE HELL UP

It's just the meowers again. Ignore it, killfile it, and they'll go
away like they always do.

And others reading this: Remove the other newsgroups from the headers;
don't crosspost, if you simply *must* reply. Otherwise just ignore it.

Voot Warnings

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Pinky wrote:
>
> Spamming must be some fucking disease, you start with one idiot
> they a whole bunch of other ppl just hafta tell him how much that
> idiot is, meanwhile all these NG's are gettin' swamped with shit
> they really dont give a fuck about, so SHUT THE HELL UP

Like thinking you are a werewolf gives you the right to spam: I
hear your group is fudge packer central.



> --
> "You Callest Me A Dog
> Without A Case,
> But, Since I Am A Fag...
> Beware Of My Fags"
> Shakespeare \`@/_/\ |\
> | | \ / |
> |Pinky| \_/ /
> |__ __| / \_/
> (_/(_|(____/
> The DeadWoof

Voot Warnings

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Notorious P.I.G. wrote:
>
> In article <Yv99IDBDYV$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> "Nigel J. Carron" <n...@cabra.demon.co.uk> writes:
> >listen you dumb redneck bigot, I know what eating at the y meant, just
> >whether its a homophobic insult was the queery (!) get some English
> >reading lessons. Just go play with yourself & if you ever find a woman
> >pray she's a virgin, cause if she ain't she'll know what a wanker you
> >are!

>
> My, my. Someone's a little teste today.
>
> Just answer the question. Is that pig who slurps your tool a
> switch hitter, like Pete Rose, or isn't she?

Hey, maybe 'she' isn't a 'she' after all.

Nigel J. Carron

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In article <5tktr9$2...@fridge-nf0.shore.net>, The Carrot
<s...@msimobility.com> writes

>My, my! All that anger over someone's innocently asking you if your wife
>is a carpet muncher. I can imagine how angry you must get on those nights
>when she goes out with the girls and comes home with breath that smells
>like she just ate roast salmon with a tuna appetizer.
>
>- The Carrot

Well if all bigots are as dumb as you & your friend/alias then natural
selection will take its toll & you will die out soon...


Nigel J. Carron


Voot Warnings

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Its your progeny that will die out soon if your wife don't give
up stirring the little man in the boat, Nigel. Unless it is
what they call a marriage of convienience.

Neheb-ka-f

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In article <33FE93...@ici.nospam.net>, oliver1 <oli...@ici.nospam.net>
wrote:

> in the midst of an amazing experiment involving helium and sugar-free
> chewing gum, katmandu! took a moment to un-enlighten the enlightened by
> writing:


> >
> > On Fri, 22 Aug 1997 14:06:21 -0400, Pinky <sdpi...@unity.ncsu.edu>

> > wrote:
> >
> > >Spamming must be some fucking disease, you start with one idiot
> > >they a whole bunch of other ppl just hafta tell him how much that
> > >idiot is,
>

> yeah. how much "i$" that idiot ?
> i want one that is good with typos, but my budget is limited.


>
> > >meanwhile all these NG's are gettin' swamped with shit
> > >they really dont give a fuck about,
>

> "they" as in idiots, or NG's ?


>
> > >so SHUT THE HELL UP
>

> if you don't like it, skip the thread.
> perpetuating it allows others to tell "you" to shut the fuck up.

Ed is a campus cop who stares at other men's asses.


> > It's just the meowers again. Ignore it, killfile it, and they'll go
> > away like they always do.
> >
>

> feed a stray, it won't go away.

And it may return the favor some day.


> > And others reading this: Remove the other newsgroups from the headers;
> > don't crosspost, if you simply *must* reply.
>

> just like you did...not.
> don't be a hypocrite, assmunch.

Ed also writes stories about werewolves.


> > Otherwise just ignore it.
>
> sorry. i missed that last part.
> i was ignoring you.


>
> "...anger is an energy..."
> use it wisely.

I see you took Notorious's advice. Good.

balloo

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Gesi wrote:
> Richard Payne wrote:
> > Heretic wrote:

> > > SHUT UP AND LEAVE YOU DYKE

> > I assume you're having some doubts about your own sexuality?

> Ya know, I just don't remember that game. I know about Pong, Pac-man<and
> all the spin-offs. Who remembers the pinball game with the pac-man game
> attatched? You either had to play the vid-game to get to the pinball or
> vice-versa> Donkey-Kong, Pole-Position<a personal favorite>, and
> Asteroids, but Shut up and Leave you Dyke just doesn't ring a bell. How
> did you go about playing it?

You could use the duct tape and nine iron on Camille Paglia, superglue
Suzie Bright's mouth shut and take her out with the baseball bat, but I
was never able to get past Andrea Dworkin, even with the shotgun and
kevlar armor. The sound effects as she castrated me with a chain saw
were awesome.

--
coochie coo
ben capoeman mhm 15x1
director of unnecessary surgery
institute of punitive medicine

balloo

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Francois Lenoir wrote:

> Gunny wrote:

> > It's simple, really. If you see a man with a Rainbow Decal, it means he
> > doesn't need to call anyone else a fag, a nigger, a kike, or a bitch.

> Because it is at least three, maybe even four, of these at the same
> time.

I am a lesbian in a man's body.

Peter Sims

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> >You know, as a 'straight', I always wanted a little greyscale
> >sticker on the back of my car... say, eight shades from
> >black to white, and a little blue square to indicate
> >that I'm heterosexual.
>
> Go ahead -- but it will be wasted. The whole point is that people are
> all assumed to be hetero, until proven otherwise. So, by simply NOT
> sticking a rainbow sticker, you will make most people think that you are
> straight...

I'd like to get a gay sticker, a straight sticker, a bi sticker, a
nothing sticker and a zoo sticker
stick them all on my car and confuse the shit out of people.

ahhh zoo, that's a newie ;)

Wolfie!

Rufus T. Firefly

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Voot Warnings wrote:

>
> Peter Sims wrote:
> >
> > Persi's Dead wrote:
> > >
> > > In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, dsk...@dunster.com says...

> > > >
> > > >I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
> > > >guy driving the car is a faggot. What does the rainbow bumper
> > > >sticker stand for?
> >
> > It's attributed to chief black elk who said something along the lines of
> > "one day people of all colours will get together and put things right in
> > the world"
> > the rainbow flag was adopted by greenpeace for this very reason.
> >
> > recently it has come to symbolise homosexuals, I don't know why but it's
> > not an
> > exclusive "gay thing". rather it represents anyone of any race,
> > religion, age, sex,
> > weight, vegetarian and carnivour alike. and should not be mistaken [as
> > it has come
> > to be] as a flag for one particular area of society.
>
> I agree!

M3 T00!!!!
--
David Schmitz
Baby you and me were never meant to be,
So maybe think of me once and a while.
--
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julian

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Dave Hillstrom wrote:
>
> On Sat, 23 Aug 1997 13:46:01 -0700, Gesi <sammi...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:

>
> >balloo wrote:
> >>
> >> Francois Lenoir wrote:
> >>
> >> > Gunny wrote:
> >>
> >> > > It's simple, really. If you see a man with a Rainbow Decal, it means he
> >> > > doesn't need to call anyone else a fag, a nigger, a kike, or a bitch.
> >>
> >> > Because it is at least three, maybe even four, of these at the same
> >> > time.
> >>
> >> I am a lesbian in a man's body.
> >>
> >
> >No, no, no. That would never happen. Lesbians don't like to be in men's
> >bodies.<G>
> >
> >Gesi
>
> you ever met the Baltimore City coroner?
>
> - Dave Hillstrom mhm15x4 meow
> "Quotes can't be forced. They just come to you, like diarrhea."
> -Dave Hillstrom mhm15x4
> http://www.erols.com/daveah (under heavy construction)

Yeah...Dave's back..and this time, it's no more Mr. Niceguy..

Flaagg

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dav...@erols.com (Dave Hillstrom) says...

> On Sat, 23 Aug 1997 13:46:01 -0700, Gesi <sammi...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >balloo wrote:
> >>
> >> Francois Lenoir wrote:
> >>
> >> > Gunny wrote:
> >>
> >> > > It's simple, really. If you see a man with a Rainbow Decal, it means he
> >> > > doesn't need to call anyone else a fag, a nigger, a kike, or a bitch.
> >>
> >> > Because it is at least three, maybe even four, of these at the same
> >> > time.
> >>
> >> I am a lesbian in a man's body.
> >>
> >
> >No, no, no. That would never happen. Lesbians don't like to be in men's
> >bodies.<G>
> >
> >Gesi
>
> you ever met the Baltimore City coroner?

Yes.

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-you- figure it out.

Neheb-ka-f

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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In article <33FE27...@aardvark.apana.org.au>,
wol...@aardvark.apana.org.au wrote:


Zoo? As in fucking animals from a zoo?

unclevinty

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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Francis A. Ney, Jr. wrote:

>
> In article <YWyt2EA9JM$zE...@cabra.demon.co.uk> n...@cabra.demon.co.uk writes:
>
> > Yes, I was ignoring the posts as my wife is worth a million of the
> > bigots of this world.. To be honest wasn't sure whether eating at the Y
> > was a homophobic response or not, began to think so after brain dead
> > follow up post. Is eating at the Y, a term used to belittle women or
> > not?
>
> It's a slang term for cunillingus. I guess the belittling aspect would depend
> on tone and context.
>
> I wouldn't mind finding some rainbow stickers/rings myself, but the IRS
> National Office has institutionalized homophobia, as a co-worked has recently
> discovered.

Are you trying to come out?

WeeSaul

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Dave Hillstrom <dav...@erols.com> wrote...


> On Sat, 23 Aug 1997 13:46:01 -0700, Gesi <sammi...@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >balloo wrote:
> >>
> >> Francois Lenoir wrote:
> >>
> >> > Gunny wrote:
> >>
> >> > > It's simple, really. If you see a man with a Rainbow Decal, it
means he
> >> > > doesn't need to call anyone else a fag, a nigger, a kike, or a
bitch.
> >>
> >> > Because it is at least three, maybe even four, of these at the same
> >> > time.
> >>
> >> I am a lesbian in a man's body.
> >>
> >
> >No, no, no. That would never happen. Lesbians don't like to be in men's
> >bodies.<G>
> >
> >Gesi
>
> you ever met the Baltimore City coroner?
>

Nope, but I have met Donald Winslow...

WeeSaul mhm15x5


David Bulmer

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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In article <01bcae9b$f1292260$4d5e...@jscullin.netins.net>, Jim Scullin
<jscu...@netins.net> writes
>
>> But Dizzy rules supreme.
>> --
>> David Bulmer
>>
>
>but tempest has to be the best of the best
You misunderstand my friend. Maybe. I referr to Dizzy, the
little wiggly egg man. Tempest could mean anything, among those Captain
Tempest from the glorious Return to the Forbidden Planet.
--
David Bulmer

David Bulmer

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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While juggling several turnings using a dolphin as a car door,
<33FE93...@ici.nospam.net>, oliver1 <oli...@ici.nospam.net>
happened to chance upon a little lingering idea he/she had stashed away
in his/her head, which he/she then chose to expand and develop, thusly:


>feed a stray, it won't go away.

Feed a big nasty monster, it eats you up.
--
David Bulmer

julian

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Aug 24, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/24/97
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JungleAcid wrote:

> > > >balloo wrote:

> > > you ever met the Baltimore City coroner?
> > >
> > Nope, but I have met Donald Winslow...

I once had a Donald Winslow named "Dick"...

Martin Bulmer

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Aug 26, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/26/97
to

In article <33FE0F...@ici.nospam.net>, oliver1
<oli...@ici.nospam.net> writes

>should i take that as a compliment ?
Take that as a laxative, three times a day.
In fact, when "Take That" were together, I found them to be not only the
perfect laxative, but also the perfect emetic.
Hope that helps.
--
Martin Bulmer

za...@electriciti.com

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Aug 26, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/26/97
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In article <33FBE8D0...@one.net> Ian Young <iyo...@one.net> writes:

>It's just that most of the
>bi people I know are greedy little fucks that don't think
>too far past their own fleshly wants


And this is different from the other people you know?

ZAG


Flaagg

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Aug 26, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/26/97
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wee...@WEEusaor.net (WeeSaul) says...

> Nope, but I have met Donald Winslow...

and it is us...

Johannes Anker

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Aug 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/28/97
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have just returned from vacation, reading a handfull of postings I am
amazed of the hate and anger, but biasically just interested of getting
one of theese stickers for my car.
where do I get it ?

Laurent Seiter

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Aug 29, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/29/97
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I don't have a car.
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___________________________________________________
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mailto:lse...@crim.ca

Neheb-ka-f

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Aug 30, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/30/97
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In article <340705...@crim.ca>, Laurent Seiter <lse...@crim.ca> wrote:

> Johannes Anker wrote:
> >
> > have just returned from vacation, reading a handfull of postings I am
> > amazed of the hate and anger, but biasically just interested of getting
> > one of theese stickers for my car.
>
> I don't have a car.

Then wear it on your forehead or sew it to your ass.

gl...@iinet.net.au

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Aug 31, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/31/97
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Neheb-ka-f wrote:

>
> In article <3405E1...@online.no>, Johannes Anker <ank...@online.no> wrote:
>
> > have just returned from vacation, reading a handfull of postings I am
> > amazed of the hate and anger, but biasically just interested of getting
> > one of theese stickers for my car.
> > where do I get it ?
>
> Up the ass, probably.

hahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahha!

glnr

Neheb-ka-f

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Sep 1, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/1/97
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Thank you, thank you.

Loki

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Sep 5, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/5/97
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In article <340705...@crim.ca>, Laurent Seiter <lse...@crim.ca>
writes

>Johannes Anker wrote:
>>
>> have just returned from vacation, reading a handfull of postings I am
>> amazed of the hate and anger, but biasically just interested of getting
>> one of theese stickers for my car.
>
>I don't have a car.

Snap!

Well, mine did...

--
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Thane Software
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http://www.variance.demon.co.uk
Usenet: alt.alien.vampire.flonk.flonk.flonk

"Hey There! Won't you give me a smile,
I anin't seen one on a while,
I'm sure you'd look better with smiling..." :-)

Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD

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Sep 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/10/97
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The Taskmistress wrote:
>
> CAN'T you FEEL THE LOVE, people, from Voot Warnings
> <butt...@assrammer.net> :?

>
> >Peter Sims wrote:
> >>
> >> Persi's Dead wrote:
> >> >
> >> > In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, dsk...@dunster.com says...
> >> > >
> >> > >I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
> >> > >guy driving the car is a faggot.
>
> I thought it meant the driver was a member of the Hart Foundation.

>
> > What does the rainbow bumper
> >> > >sticker stand for?
>
> I don't know, but originally it was a sign by God to Noah that he would
> never destroy the earth again. Then it somehow got to Jesse Jackson.

Fooking AMericans, so sure the earth revolves around your shitty arse
hole

Felix

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Sep 10, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/10/97
to

All right all right all right. Has noone ever been to Key West before?
Belive me, a rainbow bumper sticker, a rainbow American flag, a rainbow
_anything_ can be interpreted as "sign de la homosexual." It was _very_
obvious this summer. The bumper sticker is just the most prevalent example.


AJ

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Sep 12, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/12/97
to

The Pink triangle on most homosexual or lesbian vehicles represents
the arm band that gays were made to wear in Nazi germany.

The Raibow flag is NOT a gay-only symbol by far. It actually was
taken as a sign of freedom and somehow was incorporated into the
common gay bumper sticker because it was so well liked & because it
did not 'immediately' tag the person(s) in the car as gay.

There are several other gay specific symbols used, but these are the
most common.

Just thought I would clear that up for everyone interested. Please
excuse my intruision on this post.

Also, please know the termanology being used & the appropriate context
in which to use it before calling anyone a name. A faggot can be the
asshole who cut you off on the interstate ramp, but can also be used
to refer to a homosexual male.

BTW- If I may ask, how did the person who determined that it was a
faggot driving if the Pink triangle was on the vehicle come to know
it's meaning? Most 'straight' people are not aware of it's meaning
unless they ask a homosexual or are one. I am not implying that this
person os gay, just curious as to where the info was from.

-AJ

Creep

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Sep 15, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/15/97
to

Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD wrote:
>
> Youre sick consperacy has been caugt out. You homo's will
> not get your agennda.

Where did you try to learn to write ?

Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD

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Jenner

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On Mon, 15 Sep 1997 01:55:29 +0100, Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD
<gudy...@cuddles.co.uk> wrote:


: Youre sick consperacy has been caugt out. You homo's will
: not get your agennda.

What agenda would that be? Bigot.


-- jenner

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from my e-mail address.

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John Henry

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>Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD wrote:
> Youre sick consperacy has been caugt out. You homo's will
> not get your agennda.

Xenophobes are assholes. Xenophobes with "GODD" on their side (yes, I know
it's a work, I just like to take any chance I can to say these few things,
to as many people at once as possible)) are dangerous assholes. Paranoid
xenophobes with "Godd" on their side should be excommunicated from society
at large by the most efficient and expedient available means.

I thank you for your time.

"You may now return to your failed and useless lives"-Waru


--
John Henry

Ian Hunter

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Sep 16, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/16/97
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Jenner wrote:

>
> On Mon, 15 Sep 1997 01:55:29 +0100, Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD
> <gudy...@cuddles.co.uk> wrote:
>
> : Youre sick consperacy has been caugt out. You homo's will
> : not get your agennda.
>
> What agenda would that be? Bigot.
>
> -- jenner
>
> ***
>
> To reply by e-mail, remove the spam fodder (the **)
> from my e-mail address.
>
> Updated 7/29/97: http://shell.idt.net/~jenner29


Check fag boys web page out, he'd fuxk himself if he could!

Shez

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| AJ wrote:
| >
| > The Raibow flag is NOT a gay-only symbol by far. It actually was
| > taken as a sign of freedom and somehow was incorporated into the
| > common gay bumper sticker because it was so well liked & because it
| > did not 'immediately' tag the person(s) in the car as gay.

The rainbow flag was (and still is) the symbol of the Co-operative
Movement, which precedes the gay use of this emblem by over a century.
(When I first saw all those rainbow flags hanging out of windows in San
Francisco I remember thinking "I didn't know they had co-ops in America.")

-Shez.
____________________________________________________
If replying by email delete .spamblok from address

Nick

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Sep 19, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/19/97
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On Mon, 15 Sep 1997 01:55:29 +0100, Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD
<gudy...@cuddles.co.uk> wrote:

>AJ wrote:
>>
>> The Pink triangle on most homosexual or lesbian vehicles represents
>> the arm band that gays were made to wear in Nazi germany.
>>

>> The Raibow flag is NOT a gay-only symbol by far. It actually was
>> taken as a sign of freedom and somehow was incorporated into the
>> common gay bumper sticker because it was so well liked & because it
>> did not 'immediately' tag the person(s) in the car as gay.
>>

>> There are several other gay specific symbols used, but these are the
>> most common.
>>
>> Just thought I would clear that up for everyone interested. Please
>> excuse my intruision on this post.
>>
>> Also, please know the termanology being used & the appropriate context
>> in which to use it before calling anyone a name. A faggot can be the
>> asshole who cut you off on the interstate ramp, but can also be used
>> to refer to a homosexual male.
>>
>> BTW- If I may ask, how did the person who determined that it was a
>> faggot driving if the Pink triangle was on the vehicle come to know
>> it's meaning? Most 'straight' people are not aware of it's meaning
>> unless they ask a homosexual or are one. I am not implying that this
>> person os gay, just curious as to where the info was from.
>

>Youre sick consperacy has been caugt out. You homo's will
>not get your agennda.

I don't think they want one (what is an 'agennda'? Some kind of
cheese?). Thankfully, though, most of them have an education, which is
something which you clearly lack. Without education, you have no
power.


_________________________________

ni...@howler.demon.co.uk*NO-SPAM*
__________________________________

Warren Zevon

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Sep 20, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/20/97
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Colin Quaye MAN OF GODD wrote:
>
> The Taskmistress wrote:
> >
> > CAN'T you FEEL THE LOVE, people, from Voot Warnings
> > <butt...@assrammer.net> :?
> >
> > >Peter Sims wrote:
> > >>
> > >> Persi's Dead wrote:
> > >> >
> > >> > In article <33F9D7...@dunster.com>, dsk...@dunster.com says...
> > >> > >
> > >> > >I know what the little pink triangle stands for, it means the
> > >> > >guy driving the car is a faggot.
> >
> > I thought it meant the driver was a member of the Hart Foundation.
> >
> > > What does the rainbow bumper
> > >> > >sticker stand for?
> >
> > I don't know, but originally it was a sign by God to Noah that he would
> > never destroy the earth again. Then it somehow got to Jesse Jackson.

Then it got to the rim-jobbers.



> Fooking AMericans, so sure the earth revolves around your shitty arse
> hole

The colonials are still primitive.

The Mighty VAH

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Sep 23, 1997, 3:00:00 AM9/23/97
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And MST3K still sucks.

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V V A A H H
V V AAAAA HHHHHHHHH
V V A A H H
V A A H H

Andrew C Easterly

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I don't know how not to spam, so I'll just say people should "feed their
mind." Keep the spamming on this stuff to newsgroups where other bigots
lurk. :-)

A. Easterly
SILS student

"I find your lack of faith disturbing."

"Mudhole? Slimy? My home this is!"


N Blanton

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Oct 8, 1997, 3:00:00 AM10/8/97
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What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves. Oh, yea
Red Dwarf sucks, too. Fucking space ship my ass. You know what the "H"
stands for on that one guys forehead? Homo. Bret Hart said so.

N Blanton

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Lisa Rea wrote:
>
> So then, N Blanton <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> is all like:

>
> >What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
> >can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves. Oh, yea
> >Red Dwarf sucks, too. Fucking space ship my ass. You know what the "H"
> >stands for on that one guys forehead? Homo. Bret Hart said so.
>
> Oh, yeah? Well, I am sick of you wrestling 'fans.'
>
> You fuckheads. I just spent, like, an hour looking for pictures of
> Santo, and what do I get? One tiny, little fuzzy head shot.
>
> I suppose you're fans of Nature Boy Rick Flair or some other fucking
> fairyass whiteboy like that. Why, I'll bet I could find plenty of old
> Nature Boy were I inclined to go looking.
>
> Faggots. WHERE THE FUCK IS SANTO? TELL ME WHERE TO FIND PICTURES OF
> SANTO OR ELSE YOU WILL FOREVER BE PATHETIC LITTLE FUDGEPACKERS.

Who or what the fuck is Santo? Go back to fucking werewolves or doing
whatever the fuck it is you do, freak.

"Like it or not, learn to love it - because it's the best thing
happening today! WHOOOOO!" -- "Nature Boy" Ric Flair

Lisa Rea

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Michael Panetta

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bi,rec.org.mensa,alt.fan.monty-python,alt.fan.warlord
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In alt.religion.kibology N Blanton <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> wrote:
> What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
> can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves. Oh, yea
> Red Dwarf sucks, too. Fucking space ship my ass. You know what the "H"
> stands for on that one guys forehead? Homo. Bret Hart said so.

This is the first time I have been to this NG...and then I see this
blasphemus post against red dwarf?!?! how dare you! I fart in your general
direction! red dwarf rules!

Tiogar

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Oct 9, 1997, 3:00:00 AM10/9/97
to

In article <343C40...@acs.tamu.edu>, N Blanton
<npb...@acs.tamu.edu> writes

>What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
>can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves.

Ever wrestled a werewolf?
<evil grin>

Keep up the cross-posted crap, and I know *plenty* of people who'll help
you find out...

Tiogar

(Pronounced "Tigger", by popular demand!)
Web-site: http://www.cybscape.demon.co.uk/

"That which does not kill us makes us stranger..." (Adap.)

Jack Carter

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Reposted to trim Newsgroups

Joe Stockman

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> In alt.religion.kibology N Blanton <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> wrote:
> > What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of
werewolves
> > can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves. Oh,
yea
> > Red Dwarf sucks, too. Fucking space ship my ass. You know what the
"H"
> > stands for on that one guys forehead? Homo. Bret Hart said so.
>
> This is the first time I have been to this NG...and then I see this
> blasphemus post against red dwarf?!?! how dare you! I fart in your
general
> direction! red dwarf rules!
>
Red Dwarf is gay!!!

-Joe
----------------------------------------------
remove the obvious (nospam) or
jstockman at frsoft dot com

N Blanton

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Tiogar wrote:
>
> In article <343C40...@acs.tamu.edu>, N Blanton
> <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> writes
>
> >What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
> >can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves.
>
> Ever wrestled a werewolf?
> <evil grin>
>
> Keep up the cross-posted crap, and I know *plenty* of people who'll help
> you find out...
>
> Tiogar
>
> (Pronounced "Tigger", by popular demand!)
> Web-site: http://www.cybscape.demon.co.uk/
>
> "That which does not kill us makes us stranger..." (Adap.)

Tigger, I got a silver heeled boot with your name on it. One more
clever threat like that and your werewolf ass belongs to me.

Werewolves --> bad.
Wrestling --> Good.

goden

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Someone, who would be offended if termed a geek, named "Joe Stockman"
<nospamj...@frsoft.comnospam> vomited forth:

>> In alt.religion.kibology N Blanton <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> wrote:

>> > What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of
>werewolves

>> > can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves. Oh,
>yea
>> > Red Dwarf sucks, too. Fucking space ship my ass. You know what the
>"H"
>> > stands for on that one guys forehead? Homo. Bret Hart said so.
>>
>> This is the first time I have been to this NG...and then I see this
>> blasphemus post against red dwarf?!?! how dare you! I fart in your
>general
>> direction! red dwarf rules!
>>
>Red Dwarf is gay!!!

Buck Rogers is gay!!!


>
>-Joe
>----------------------------------------------
>remove the obvious (nospam) or
>jstockman at frsoft dot com


--
Love is a lie

http://www.mindspring.com/~goden/index.htm

N Blanton

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Daniel B. Holzman wrote:
>
> In article <343D13...@acs.tamu.edu>,

> N Blanton <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> wrote:
> >> Ever wrestled a werewolf?
> >> <evil grin>
> >>
> >> Keep up the cross-posted crap, and I know *plenty* of people who'll help
> >> you find out...
> >>
> [snip]

> >
> >Tigger, I got a silver heeled boot with your name on it. One more
> >clever threat like that and your werewolf ass belongs to me.
>
> Famous last words...
> --
> Daniel B. Holzman -- Love does not subtract, it multiplies. -- All acts of love
> and pleasure are Her rituals. -- An it Harm none, do what you Will. -- They
> took my name and stole my heritage, but they didn't get my goat. -- The
> word is all of us. -- Remember the Twelth Commandment and keep it Wholly.

Famous? What the hell are you smoking? I can't think of any time
anyone has ever "famously" threatened to kick the shit out of a werewolf
and get eaten at the next full moon, or whatever the hell it is those
pansy ass werewolves do.

You werewolf lovers can howl at the moon all you like, the bottom line
is your all a bunch of garbage.

Hell, werewolves are the biggest peices of trash I can think of, I bet a
f'n mummy could kick the crap outa one. Now, do me a favor and play
dead.

N Blanton

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Arthur Treacher wrote:
>
> Andrew C Easterly wrote:
> >
> > I don't know how not to spam, so I'll just say people should "feed their
> > mind." Keep the spamming on this stuff to newsgroups where other bigots
> > lurk. :-)
>
> Better to be a biggot, than a zoophile fag Werewolf. Some of them
> do fuck animals.


Hell, I will proudly tell you that I f'n hate werewolves. Every damn
one of them I have ever met is just a peice of trash, y'know.

Arthur Treacher

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N Blanton wrote:
>
> Tiogar wrote:
> >
> > In article <343C40...@acs.tamu.edu>, N Blanton
> > <npb...@acs.tamu.edu> writes
> >
> > >What's this shit. Well, all I have to say is all you fans of werewolves
> > >can kiss my ass. Wrestling is 10 times better than werewolves.
> >
> > Ever wrestled a werewolf?
> > <evil grin>
> >
> > Keep up the cross-posted crap, and I know *plenty* of people who'll help
> > you find out...
> >
> > Tiogar
> >
> > (Pronounced "Tigger", by popular demand!)
> > Web-site: http://www.cybscape.demon.co.uk/
> >
> > "That which does not kill us makes us stranger..." (Adap.)
>
> Tigger, I got a silver heeled boot with your name on it. One more
> clever threat like that and your werewolf ass belongs to me.
>
> Werewolves --> bad.
> Wrestling --> Good.

Werewolves --> Fake. (for poofters)
Wrestling --> Real. (for Real Men)

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