Pravda <
c18t...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>On Saturday, November 10, 2012 6:09:43 PM UTC-6, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>Pravda <
c18t...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>On Friday, November 9, 2012 10:36:39 PM UTC-6,
mush...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>On Friday, August 6, 2004 8:21:31 AM UTC-7, karl kelley wrote:
>>>>>>What happened to the actress Melissa Greene, who played Aura Lee
>>>>>>Benton in "Aura Lee, Farewell"? It was episode number 15 from
>>>>>>January 3, 1975 with Lindsay Wagner (as Sara Butler) and Robert
>>>>>>Webber (as Senator Evan Murdock).
>>>>>With any luck, it's in the ground.
>>>>That was her last role.
>>>>
http://www.popentertainment.com/melissagreene.htm
>>>>"With any luck, it's in the ground." What is that supposed to mean.
>>>>"It" meaning "she," and "in the ground" meaning "dead"?
>>>It looks like our White Trash Troll is back, this time posting under the
>>>name "karl kelley". The guy's pathetic.
>>Uh, no. Can you read a date in an attribution line?
>>The troll is posting as
mush...@gmail.com. The trolling method is dead
>>thread revival, by posting a followup to an article from 2004. You fed
>>the troll by posting a further followup, 'cuz you can't figure out that
>>the right thing to do is to ignore any attempts to revive threads that
>>died years ago.
>And you know all this worthless minutea because you have no life and
>spend all your time posting on newsgroups. Only you would know
>something like this, Kerman.
Huh? The date in question is in the attribution line in the article. It's
been quoted in each of the articles as each followup quoted it. All you
had to do was read it. I've added carots under the year 2004 so perhaps