Gay-Friendly Dermatologist Recommendation?
Steve Basile
I am looking for a dermatologist who is officed in Austin
central/Northwest and gay-friendly/gay-aware. (and male).
I have gotten the names of Doctors:
Kevin Flynn, John Ghidoni, Michael Jarratt, Thomas Schulze, William
Thompson, Bryan Townsend, Jay Walther and Gary Zelazny from my PPO
network.
Anyone able to recommend one of these guys? Or anyone else?
Thanks,
Steve
Elizabeth of the Tudor Tarts
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"Steve Basile" <avatar@-No--s-p-a-m--texas.net> wrote in message
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Craig Becker
> I went to Zelazny a while back, and liked him very much.
I went to Zelazny awhile back myself, and was singularly unimpressed.
A long story that I don't have time to get into here now, but he kept
me waiting for 2 hours and didn't actually *do* anything -- yet he
still wanted his co-payment, that's for sure. Afterwards, I was steamed
enough that I actually called my insurance company and complained about
him. I don't know that it had any effect, but it gave me some small
satisfaction.
In short, a big Thumbs-Down from me on the topic of Dr. Zelazny.
Craig
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cisco_guru
help you there. Why does it matter if he is faggot aware anyway? I can't
believe that you have the nerve to post something like that here. You are a
pathetic, immoral, hell-bound, individual. What happened to the good old
days when being a queer was a bad thing?
"Steve Basile" <avatar@-No--s-p-a-m--texas.net> wrote in message
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Clay Colwell
> I haven't been in the market for a queer dermatologist lately, so I can't
> help you there. Why does it matter if he is faggot aware anyway?
The same reason that it's generally not a good idea to farm out
a public hospital's reproduction services (including birth control
and abortion) to Catholic taskmasters.
Kathy
cared and had a horrible bedside manner.
"Steve Basile" <avatar@-No--s-p-a-m--texas.net> wrote in message
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Steve Basile
If you had any sense, you would have stopped after your first sentence. I
did not ask about any doctor's sexual orientation, so no, I am not
necessarily looking for a "queer dermatologist," but rather one who is not
heterosexist--assuming that all patients are heterosexual.
Why it matters is between patient and physician. As for my nerve, well, you
can be the judge. I'll post inquiries wherever appropriate thanks. My
sexual orientation is really no one else's business, but for what it's
worth, this is one homosexual who is quite happy thanks, and neither
pathetic, nor immoral, nor particularly concerned about any narrow concept
of heaven and/or hell that might occupy your bigoted little mind. I can't
for the life of me understand why anyone without an answer to my question
would even bother to post a reply, unless there is something latent lurking
hidden beneath the surface...
Bet you're still yearning for the time when being a voting woman was a bad
thing, or even just being a (free) African-American was. Step back into the
time machine buddy. It's 2001, and intolerance is no longer in vogue.
"cisco_guru" <johni...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I haven't been in the market for a queer dermatologist lately, so I can't
> help you there. Why does it matter if he is faggot aware anyway? I can't
> believe that you have the nerve to post something like that here. You are
a
> pathetic, immoral, hell-bound, individual. What happened to the good old
> days when being a queer was a bad thing?
>
>
>
> "Steve Basile" <avatar@-No--s-p-a-m--texas.net> wrote in message
> news:bcfhrt87pfd62sleo...@4ax.com...
> > Subject says it all--
> >
> > I am looking for a dermatologist who is officed in Austin
> > central/Northwest and gay-friendly/gay-aware. (and male).
>[...]
Lyn Pierce
cisco_guru <johni...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>I haven't been in the market for a queer dermatologist lately, so I can't
>help you there. Why does it matter if he is faggot aware anyway? I can't
>believe that you have the nerve to post something like that here. You are a
>pathetic, immoral, hell-bound, individual. What happened to the good old
>days when being a queer was a bad thing?
>
They've been replaced by days when being a bigot is a bad thing.
Can't say I'm sorry, either.
-- Lyn
--
==============================================================================
Lyn Pierce Empathy is the key to persuasion. Know your
tum...@cs.utexas.edu adversary's mind before you try to change it.
www.cs.utexas.edu/users/tumlin
Mapanari
Or do you mean by gay friendly that they play Barbara
Striesand music, sing little quips from musicals, sashay around,
lisp and wear purple bell-bottoms with midriff exposed green
silk shirts?
Or are you simply looking for signs above the clinic that says
"we love fags and lesbos"?
Or are you just being prejudiced against the straight world and bigoted?
mapi
"Steve Basile" <avatar@-No--s-p-a-m--texas.net> wrote in message
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Araceli
for a gay-friendly/-knowledgeable general practitioner
(to be one's "main" doctor).
The GLMA.org web site is a bit thin on referrals for Austin.
Currently only two are listed (both for "family practice"):
Jennifer Arnecilla and Thomas H. Smith.
Does anyone have any experience with either, or other
recommendations?
Thanks.
---
BTW, for dermatology/Austin, my PPO's network (PHCS) lists:
Margaret Curry, Susan Dozier, Anne Epstein,
Katherine Farady, Kevin Flynn, John Fox, John Ghidoni,
Stephen Houston, Robert Jackson, Michael Jarratt,
Eric Locker, Mary Ann Martinez, William Ramsdell,
Hans Sander, Dale Schaefer, Eugene Schoch, Jr.,
Thomas Schulze, William Thompson, Bryan Townsend, and
Gary Zelazny.
Earl Cooley III
wrote:
Do you have reason to expect that a straight doctor would commit
malpractice as a method of discriminating against a gay patient? I do
see what you mean about Catholic conflict of interest over
reproductive services, though.
--
e=sc^3 (sh...@io.com) Earl Cooley III
Clayton Colwell
Admittedly, my original answer was facile. Then again,
look what I was responding to.
I like gay-friendly doctors for the simple fact that I don't
have to "educate" them _per se_; if I have a sore throat from a
cold or from allergies , I don't have to worry as much about a
possible snide comment about "not sucking so much cock" (and,
yes, this is an extreme example, but it serves to highlight the
point -- it's easier to be served by clueful people than clueless
ones, even if the cluelessness is fueled by simple lack of knowledge
as opposed to malice).
Craig Becker
> cisco_guru <johni...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> . . . What happened to the good old
>>days when being a queer was a bad thing?
>
> They've been replaced by days when being a bigot is a bad thing.
But hey! We've got another Bush in the White House and everybody
seems ready, willing, and able to trade their civil rights for
protection for terrorists -- mark my words, Bigotry Will Be Back!
Steve Basile
Have a nice life.
"Mapanari" <Ma...@austin.rr.com> wrote in message
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few
Clear me up on this (no pun intended) are there gay unfriendly
dermatologists out there? I mean, what happens when you visit this
kind of professional------"Hey you fag, get the hell out of here! I'm
not touching your gay hide! Go on, beat it!" Sorry to sound
sarcastic, but I don't see why you need to specifically ask for "gay
friendly" this or thats. I guess the discrimination must be out there
in some way or another, but what is gay-friendly, anyway? Do you want
the dermatologist to ask you out, to be available for dating, or what?
few
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mapi
"Steve Basile" <avatar@NO_S-P-A-M_texas.net> wrote in message
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Mapanari
chartruese grapevine?
mapi
"few" <m...@ede.com> wrote in message
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jamie
> I like gay-friendly doctors for the simple fact that I don't
> have to "educate" them _per se_; if I have a sore throat from a
> cold or from allergies , I don't have to worry as much about a
> possible snide comment about "not sucking so much cock" (and,
I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
I'd rather have a specialist who's competence or thoroughness impressed
me, while he had a crappy bedside manner (like the surgeon who did my knee
some years ago) than a friendly specialist who might not be as competent.
--
jamie (mj...@austin.rr.com)
"There's a seeker born every minute."
Dusty Rhodes
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> Clayton Colwell <er...@io.com> wrote:
> > I like gay-friendly doctors for the simple fact that I don't
> > have to "educate" them _per se_; if I have a sore throat from a
> > cold or from allergies , I don't have to worry as much about a
> > possible snide comment about "not sucking so much cock" (and,
>
> I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
> and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
It's hard to see how your uniformed opinion is relevant.
Cheers,
Dusty
hope munro smith
> I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
> and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
>
> I'd rather have a specialist who's competence or thoroughness impressed
> me, while he had a crappy bedside manner (like the surgeon who did my knee
> some years ago) than a friendly specialist who might not be as competent.
Considering how HIV/AIDS manifests itself, a gay-friendly
dermatologist is probably a good idea!!
until soon, Hope
Hope Munro Smith, IC chips 'n' salsa
http://wwwvms.utexas.edu/~hopems
Steve
hope munro smith wrote:
> In article <slrn9rkgb7...@bozo2.local.net>, mj...@austin.rr.com wrote:
>
> > I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
> > and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
> >
> > I'd rather have a specialist who's competence or thoroughness impressed
> > me, while he had a crappy bedside manner (like the surgeon who did my knee
> > some years ago) than a friendly specialist who might not be as competent.
>
> Considering how HIV/AIDS manifests itself, a gay-friendly
> dermatologist is probably a good idea!!
>
> until soon, Hope
>
I am looking for a heterosexual, white, conservative doctor who drives a Dodge
truck.
Lars Eighner
lovely and talented jamie broadcast on austin.general:
> Clayton Colwell <er...@io.com> wrote:
>> I like gay-friendly doctors for the simple fact that I don't
>> have to "educate" them _per se_; if I have a sore throat from a
>> cold or from allergies , I don't have to worry as much about a
>> possible snide comment about "not sucking so much cock" (and,
> I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
> and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
I don't know what the original poster's motivation might have been,
but dermatology is the speciality that deals with most STDs. It is
something of historical curiosity, but syphilis was once understood
to be a skin disease, owing to the rash associated with secondary
syphilis.
> I'd rather have a specialist who's competence or thoroughness impressed
> me, while he had a crappy bedside manner (like the surgeon who did my knee
> some years ago) than a friendly specialist who might not be as competent.
--
Lars Eighner eig...@io.com http://www.io.com/~eighner/
God is REAL, unless explicitly declared INTEGER.
Mapanari
"Steve" <nos...@nospam.com> wrote in message
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I'm looking for a slender young firm tight body female doctor who specializes in
sexual dysfuntions, with soft creamy hands and firm breasts.
And my sexual dysfuntions is that I haven't had any lately.
You can keep your tabaccy chewing male truck driver...I know what I want if
we're
all doing some dreaming here..
mapi
Clay Colwell
sdfj
man :D
few
It hit me why I reponded to the original post: A few years ago I got
a call at my business. This guy asked me all of the right questions
and it looked like I would get his account. As the conversation
neared its end he said, "Oh , one more question, is your business gay
friendly?" I laughed, (not uproariously, FWIW) as I was taken a bit
aback, and responded, "Sure, we're friendly to everyone. It makes for
good business!" Instead of a polite response from this fellow, his
tone went bitchy and he gave me this clipped reply, "Oh I see, well,
thanks a lot!"---CLICK. I never heard from him again.
Ok, Steve, what's the deal? You never answered me above, so what the
hell is "gay friendly"???????????
Earl Cooley III
wrote:
>Steve <nos...@nospam.com> wrote:
That's a great line; I had to look it up:
<http://www.lyricx.com/cake/shortskirtlongjacket.html>
Clay Colwell
I can't listen to that song without getting a mental
image of Sailor Moon in female business drag.
Clay Colwell
>>>
>>Clear me up on this (no pun intended) are there gay unfriendly
>>dermatologists out there? I mean, what happens when you visit this
>>kind of professional------"Hey you fag, get the hell out of here! I'm
>>not touching your gay hide! Go on, beat it!" Sorry to sound
>>sarcastic, but I don't see why you need to specifically ask for "gay
>>friendly" this or thats. I guess the discrimination must be out there
>>in some way or another, but what is gay-friendly, anyway? Do you want
>>the dermatologist to ask you out, to be available for dating, or what?
I view it as "gay-tolerant", a mindset in which the typical
stereotypes that get bandied about re gay people just don't
have any significant foothold. (I wrote earlier about it
being nice to avoid cluelessness, whetehr it stem from
inexperience, ignorance, or malice.)
> It hit me why I reponded to the original post: A few years ago I got
> a call at my business. This guy asked me all of the right questions
> and it looked like I would get his account. As the conversation
> neared its end he said, "Oh , one more question, is your business gay
> friendly?" I laughed, (not uproariously, FWIW) as I was taken a bit
> aback, and responded, "Sure, we're friendly to everyone. It makes for
> good business!" Instead of a polite response from this fellow, his
> tone went bitchy and he gave me this clipped reply, "Oh I see, well,
> thanks a lot!"---CLICK. I never heard from him again.
Huhn. Curious story. If I were the caller, *I* wouldn't
have had that kind of reaction. Ah well.
<disengaging sense of humor>
Was there anything *hidden* in your choice of the word
"bitchy" to describe his change-of-tone?
<reengaging sense of humor>
Mapanari
Gay friendly is knowing the secret handshake and wearing the right tie.
Could someone break the oath of silence and reveal the secrets of the
Gay Friendly society?
mapi
sdfj
"Steve Basile" <avatar@NO_S-P-A-M_texas.net> wrote in message
> Hmmm....just how ignorant are we? Let me count the ways.
>
> If you had any sense, you would have stopped after your first sentence. I
> did not ask about any doctor's sexual orientation, so no, I am not
> necessarily looking for a "queer dermatologist," but rather one who is not
> heterosexist--assuming that all patients are heterosexual.
>
> Why it matters is between patient and physician. As for my nerve, well,
you
> can be the judge. I'll post inquiries wherever appropriate thanks. My
> sexual orientation is really no one else's business, but for what it's
> worth, this is one homosexual who is quite happy thanks, and neither
> pathetic, nor immoral, nor particularly concerned about any narrow concept
> of heaven and/or hell that might occupy your bigoted little mind. I can't
> for the life of me understand why anyone without an answer to my question
> would even bother to post a reply, unless there is something latent
lurking
> hidden beneath the surface...
>
> Bet you're still yearning for the time when being a voting woman was a bad
> thing, or even just being a (free) African-American was. Step back into
the
> time machine buddy. It's 2001, and intolerance is no longer in vogue.
>
this is austin.general. i wouldnt be supprised if most of the social rejects
here get TOS'd from their mommy's roadrunner service for all the rude,
abusive, and downright immorally wrong posts. but then again, theyll retort
with words like troll and whatnot. so prepare yourself from the barrage of
name calling!
Mapanari
"sdfj" <sfd...@dfljg.com> wrote in message
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mapi
few
<avatar@NO_S-P-A-M_texas.net> wrote:
>Sorry, idiocy results in your loss of a reply.
>
>Have a nice life.
>
You're the idiot! I asked you to define "gay friendly" in my post and
you never did. I honestly don't understand the concept as it applies
iin your quest. I also wrote that I had had an experience with
someone seeking a gay friendly business that baffled me, so I thought
you could clear me up on this. You chose to ignore my request.
Next time you want recommendations for some "gay friendly" service,
business or whatever, go ask your friends, if you have any.
Dusty Rhodes
Time better spent looking for a brain, no doubt.
Cheers,
Dusty
Dusty Rhodes
> hey dusty, heard you got ToS'd and a few of your friends got ToS'd. bad
luck
> man :D
As usual, you are completely, absolutely and laughably wrong. BTW, are you
still beating off in the closet?
Cheers,
Dusty
Steve
Dusty Rhodes wrote:
Well, I know where *not* to look, fuckwit.
hope munro smith
Rhodes" <te...@CUTITOUTtexas.net> wrote:
How does he find the time to do even THAT?
He spends to much time trying to report
cross-posters....
Dusty Rhodes
news:3BBCCA98...@home.com...
From what I can see, you have been eminently successful in not looking, or
at very least not finding. But just to make sure, I suggest you prove it
beyond the shadow of a doubt by spouting more idiocy you can't begin to
defend, then whining lamely when someone points out the obvious.
Cheers,
Dusty
Dusty Rhodes
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> In article <%q3v7.22278$Kp2.11...@typhoon.austin.rr.com>, "Dusty
> Rhodes" <te...@CUTITOUTtexas.net> wrote:
>
> > "sdfj" <sfd...@dfljg.com> wrote in message
> > news:a7Fu7.27329$pN2.9...@typhoon.austin.rr.com...
> > > hey dusty, heard you got ToS'd and a few of your friends got ToS'd.
bad
> > luck
> > > man :D
> >
> > As usual, you are completely, absolutely and laughably wrong. BTW, are
you
> > still beating off in the closet?
>
> How does he find the time to do even THAT?
> He spends to much time trying to report
> cross-posters....
I'm ever so sure the folks at RR are delighted to keep hearing from this
idiot. Did you notice he completely disappeared for a week or so? RR often
suspends posting privileges for a week for various types of abuse. Next
step, pimply butt gets TOSsed for good. But it is pretty damn funny that
after a week of banishment, foam duck jumps right on the TOS wagon.
Cheers,
Dusty
Steve
Dusty Rhodes spewed as could be expected:
From what I can see, you have been eminently successful in not looking, or
> at very least not finding. But just to make sure, I suggest you prove it
> beyond the shadow of a doubt by spouting more idiocy you can't begin to
> defend, then whining lamely when someone points out the obvious.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dusty
Oh, please mr. Rhodes, don't hurt me.
I know yer the sheriff in these here parts, Mr Rhodes. I dunno really what "the
obvious" is you are referring to, and truth be known, I don't care. I suggest
you park that 6-speed brain of yours behind a billboard and wait for speeding
spammers, or the net is going to fall apart. Don't waste your vast storehouse
of pithy bull on little old me, cause subsequent to this post, you're wasting
your time, as well as that precious bandwidth you were sworn to protect
It's not that you are generally an ass, I'd say you're more of a rhoid in the
grand scheme of things.
But of course, I know you are probably foaming at the mouth by now - no one can
get in the last word on the Sheriff, so I'm leaving Dodge all to you, my
moronic little friend with the big vocabulary.
Regards,
me
ps: yawn
Dusty Rhodes
> I dunno really what "the
> obvious" is you are referring to
Gosh, who knew?
Cheers,
Dusty
Mapanari
then re-appearing with alarming frequency in their mobil home.
He keeps blaming it on the pit bulls.
She knows better and gamely uses gloves each time to unstick the pages.
Bad doggies! Bad bad dogs.
<Arrrumph? woof?>
mapi
"hope munro smith" <hop...@mail.utexas.edu> wrote in message
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Mapanari
was that this little boy was either Steve Wertz or another person who
got tos'd for abuse and is now on a tear of revenge.
mapi
"Dusty Rhodes" <te...@CUTITOUTtexas.net> wrote in message
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Dusty Rhodes
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> My theory, when I met a fellow poster for lunch today and he agreed,
> was that this little boy was either Steve Wertz or another person who
> got tos'd for abuse and is now on a tear of revenge.
Um, highly unlikely. Check the headers.
Cheers,
Dusty
sdkjhdsf
a business to run lady (wait, you dont look like a lady, i shall refer to
you from now on as The Thing), and have more important things to do than sit
on my ass and report 'adults' for cross posting. dont flatter your self
Thing.
CHEERS?!?!
sdkjhdsf
sdkjhdsf
Karen Kay
anyone to understand your posts you need to provide some context?
sdkjhdsf wrote:
>
> *applaud*
sdkjhdsf
see previous post i responded too. sorry i didnt post it here. quit bieng a
lazyass and go look for yourself.
CHEERS?!?!
ok thats becoming gay as fuck, seeming as i got it from one of the many
dusty's *laugh*
CHEERS BLOWS
hope munro smith
<dfjh...@sadhsa.pro> wrote:
You are still confusing me with Dusty. However, I need to get
a cuter picture on my web page and soon.
Clay Colwell
> id rather keep it short and simple.
Much like your own self?
> for information i was applauding about,
> see previous post i responded too. sorry i didnt post it here. quit bieng a
> lazyass and go look for yourself.
Oh, yeah, that just *reeks* with contriteness.
It's called preserving context, nitwit. Quit accusing others of
being lazy-assed when you didn't make the slightest effort to
make that preservation.
sdkjhdsf
others re-read the post and insert their comments in the appropriate place.
i save time and select all and start typing. plus i dont like long annoying
posts. as for bieng lazy, yeah she's still a lazy ass. go read the post i
replied to lamer.
CHEERS BLOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Karen Kay
>
> quite the contrart. most people just hit tab and start typing, while a few
> others re-read the post and insert their comments in the appropriate place.
> i save time and select all and start typing.
even if no one knows what the fuck im riting about
sdkjhdsf
"Karen Kay" <ka...@wordwrite.com> wrote in message
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Michael Bozzell
meeting people in the area....mea culpa if I transgress....
I'm in Georgetown, new to the area and
looking for friendships.
Would appreciate any info on FREE sites or local (area) discussion
groups for gay men in the north Austin area.
Thanks,
Boz
Karen Kay
I don't know about you, but I have my newsreader set to only display new
posts. I'm not going to change the setting for you, in particular, since
you have yet to say anything of value.
Karen
sdkjhdsf
me would ya? i wanna put you in the dumbass of the day setting. thanks drive
through.
CHEERS BLOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
James Ascher
James
"Michael Bozzell" <boz...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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Mapanari
Do you have lots of money
and are you a bitch?
mapi
:)
"Michael Bozzell" <boz...@webtv.net> wrote in message
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jamie
> In article <slrn9rkgb7...@bozo2.local.net>, mj...@austin.rr.com wrote:
>
>> I can understand why you might want a gay-friendly doctor for primary care
>> and certain specialties, but it's hard to see how dermatology is relevant.
>>
>> I'd rather have a specialist who's competence or thoroughness impressed
>> me, while he had a crappy bedside manner (like the surgeon who did my knee
>> some years ago) than a friendly specialist who might not be as competent.
>
> Considering how HIV/AIDS manifests itself, a gay-friendly
> dermatologist is probably a good idea!!
What, you think most dermatologists can't tell the difference between
acne and Kaposi's sarcoma?
--
jamie (mj...@austin.rr.com)
"There's a seeker born every minute."
Clay Colwell
> quite the contrart. most people just hit tab and start typing, while a few
> others re-read the post and insert their comments in the appropriate place.
And those who do the latter are obviously taking more time
to actually *think*, then type, than the 1st practice you describe
and the practice you follow.
> i save time and select all and start typing. plus i dont like long annoying
> posts.
So you settle for presenting us *short* annoying posts. Gee,
you're a *pal*.
sfljh
sfljh
Clay Colwell
> i can add your email to my list for annoying shit if you want.
I'd rather you wouldn't, despite the fact that io.com does
a fine job of helping to filter "annoying shit" from my
e-mailbox.
I want that you should become a mature human being. It's
not too much to ask; how about trying it for a change?
Steve Wertz
> was that this little boy was either Steve Wertz or another person who
> got tos'd for abuse and is now on a tear of revenge.
Heh. I'd hardly be wasting my time entertaining the
likes of austin.general.
Did this 'fellow poster' spike your drink with another date
rape drug, BTW? I find it hard to beleive someone from here would
have lunch with you unless there was a chance they could get
you in the sack.
-sw
Clayton Colwell
A sack lunch? Mapi's dating female cannibals now?
Mapanari
"Clayton Colwell" <er...@io.com> wrote in message
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I've decided to become multi-ethnic and date a Black women
who is a Widow.
It's really hard to get away from her after lunch.
mapi
