Pepe morning crap flood

[da pickle]

Sixteen bits of snark in an hour and a half.

1:45
1:47
1:52
1:59
2:02
2:05
2:08
2:12
2:19
2:22
2:28
2:38
2:43
2:50
3:06
3:15

[popinjay999]

And no substance. He could take a fraction of that crap-flood energy
and give us some substance. I wish he and Jerry would just leave.

[BillB]

Uh, pepe provides 10x the substance pickle does. 9 times out of 10 you
open a pickle post and there's absolutely nothing there. If pepe has a
fault, it's responding endlessly to all the empty attacks against him,
most of which come from pickle (this thread being a prime example).

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 8:09 AM, BillB wrote:

> > And no substance. He could take a fraction of that crap-flood energy
> > and give us some substance. I wish he and Jerry would just leave.
>
> Uh, pepe provides 10x the substance pickle does. 9 times out of 10 you
> open a pickle post and there's absolutely nothing there. If pepe has a
> fault, it's responding endlessly to all the empty attacks against him,
> most of which come from pickle (this thread being a prime example).

next, you'll defend dutch. you cannuck morons sure stick together!

mo_ntresor

[BillB]

Your percentage isn't a whole lot better than pickle's.

[fffurken]

On Oct 26, 3:03 pm, popinjay999 <paulpopin...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> > Sixteen bits of snark in an hour and a half.
>
> > 1:45
> > 1:47
> > 1:52
> > 1:59
> > 2:02
> > 2:05
> > 2:08
> > 2:12
> > 2:19
> > 2:22
> > 2:28
> > 2:38
> > 2:43
> > 2:50
> > 3:06
> > 3:15
>
> And no substance.  He could take a fraction of that crap-flood energy
> and give us some substance.  I wish he and Jerry would just leave.

Pepe has been quite on form recently, IMO.

And you have nothing else to say but defending an empty head, like
pickle?

Shame on you Paul.

[popinjay999]

On Oct 26, 7:09 am, BillB <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote:

>
> Uh, pepe provides 10x the substance pickle does. 9 times out of 10 you
> open a pickle post and there's absolutely nothing there. If pepe has a
> fault, it's responding endlessly to all the empty attacks against him,
> most of which come from pickle (this thread being a prime example).

Maybe Pickle doesn't provide a lot of substance because he knows how
futile it is when there are so many stupid people on RGP, LIKE PEPE!

I guarantee you Pickle is 10X smarter than Pepe, I promise you that.

[fffurken]

Get your ruler out, asshole.

Of your last 50 posts, please point out the non-gratuitous anklebites?

[popinjay999]

On Oct 26, 7:34 am, fffurken <fffur...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Pepe has been quite on form recently, IMO.
>
> And you have nothing else to say but defending an empty head, like
> pickle?
>
> Shame on you Paul.

I didn't just defend Pickle. I also defended Joeturn. Isn't that
right, Fluffen?

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 7:36 AM, popinjay999 wrote:

> I guarantee you Pickle is 10X smarter than Pepe, I promise you that.

Then why are 90% of his posts completely void of original thought, and
why is he on the wrong side of virtually every issue known to man?

[fffurken]

On Oct 26, 3:36 pm, popinjay999 <paulpopin...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> Maybe Pickle doesn't provide a lot of substance because he knows how
> futile it is when there are so many stupid people on RGP, LIKE PEPE!
>
> I guarantee you Pickle is 10X smarter than Pepe, I promise you that.

Really? The tides are changing. Don't dance around this, pickle is one
of the most self confused, stupid cunts on this planet. Except, he
presents that as 'intelligence'.

I am dropping you if you say otherwise. Have you de-friended him on
Facebook yet?

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 8:27 AM, BillB wrote:

> > next, you'll defend dutch. you cannuck morons sure stick together!
>

> Your percentage isn't a whole lot better than pickle's.

you should definitely ignore me.

mo_ntresor

[BillB]

Oh ya, I almost forgot....and why does he live in the Louisianan Outback?

[BillB]

No, I use you and susan as American archetypes. Don't worry, I wouldn't
give someone like you the time of day in real life.

[popinjay999]

On Oct 26, 7:43 am, fffurken <fffur...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>
> Really? The tides are changing. Don't dance around this, pickle is one
> of the most self confused, stupid cunts on this planet. Except, he
> presents that as 'intelligence'.
>
> I am dropping you if you say otherwise. Have you de-friended him on
> Facebook yet?

I told you already, that I forgot my Facebook password. Do you doubt
my integrity?

[Beldin the Sorcerer]

Paul, your lack of itegrity is beyond doubt

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 8:48 AM, BillB wrote:

> > Then why are 90% of his posts completely void of original thought, and
> > why is he on the wrong side of virtually every issue known to man?
>
> Oh ya, I almost forgot....and why does he live in the Louisianan Outback?

because he wants to, you useless totalitarian sheepshit.

mo_ntresor

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 7:55 AM, mo_ntresor wrote:

>> Oh ya, I almost forgot....and why does he live in the Louisianan Outback?
>

> because he wants to...

Yes, that's my point.

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 8:53 AM, BillB wrote:

> >> Your percentage isn't a whole lot better than pickle's.
> >
> > you should definitely ignore me.
>
> No, I use you and susan as American archetypes. Don't worry, I wouldn't
> give someone like you the time of day in real life.

move to canada, it's brimming with mindless, homogenous automatons.

mo_ntresor

[fffurken]

On Oct 26, 3:57 pm, "Beldin the Sorcerer" <Beldin...@verizon.net>
wrote:

> > I told you already, that I forgot my Facebook password.  Do you doubt
> > my integrity?
>
> Paul, your lack of itegrity is beyond doubt

No, Paul was joking. You humourless asshole.

Which gets us back to the quiz question...

[brewmaster]

I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
if given the choice of a place to live.

[brattt]

On Oct 26 2012 9:48 AM, BillB wrote:

> Oh ya, I almost forgot....and why does he live in the Louisianan Outback?

I'm missing your point - people who live in the Louisiana Outback are
inferior to you?


---------------------------------------------------------------

Assistant Newsgroup Coordinator, rec.gambling.poker
Whose stated mission is to call out the Asses on RGP

[popinjay999]

Can you show when the last time I logged into my Facebook account
was? I think it could be done, but I'm not very good at that
technical stuff. I think it's been months since I logged in. I can't
remember my password. I think it was dick123, or cock345, or pulsing
throbbing rod 222, or something like that.

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 9:19 AM, brewmaster wrote:

> > > Oh ya, I almost forgot....and why does he live in the Louisianan Outback?
> >
> > because he wants to, you useless totalitarian sheepshit.
>

> I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
> if given the choice of a place to live.

billb prefers living where his beliefs are constantly reaffirmed.

mo_ntresor

[brewmaster]

It's also a lot easier to hide from enchilada combo plates in Canada.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 8:19 AM, brewmaster wrote:

> I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
> if given the choice of a place to live.

haha...that's not surprising. You've been pretty open about your
consistently horrendous life-choices.

[brattt]

Are people who live in the country below you?

Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?

Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
store below you?

[brewmaster]

I like the country, I don't like cities. Why is it surprising that I
would prefer to live somewhere with more nature and fewer people?

[brewmaster]

On Oct 26 2012 9:10 AM, brattt wrote:

> On Oct 26 2012 10:59 AM, BillB wrote:
>
> > On 10/26/2012 8:19 AM, brewmaster wrote:
> >
> > > I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
> > > if given the choice of a place to live.
> >
> > haha...that's not surprising. You've been pretty open about your
> > consistently horrendous life-choices.
>
> Are people who live in the country below you?
>
> Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?
>
> Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
> store below you?
>

He has made it quite clear that those choices are inferior to his own. He
has also made it clear that he considers living in Vancouver to be the top
choice and should be the one that all people strive for. People who live
in NYC also think this way. It is delusional thinking.

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 10:21 AM, brewmaster wrote:

> > Are people who live in the country below you?
> >
> > Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?
> >
> > Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
> > store below you?
>
> He has made it quite clear that those choices are inferior to his own. He
> has also made it clear that he considers living in Vancouver to be the top
> choice and should be the one that all people strive for. People who live
> in NYC also think this way. It is delusional thinking.

vancouver is to nyc as scranton is to paris. nobody "aspires" to
vancouver.

mo_ntresor

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 10:22 AM, brewmaster wrote:

> > haha...that's not surprising. You've been pretty open about your
> > consistently horrendous life-choices.
>
> I like the country, I don't like cities. Why is it surprising that I
> would prefer to live somewhere with more nature and fewer people?

he's just being a child.

mo_ntresor

[fffurken]

On Oct 26, 5:13 pm, "brattt" <af3...@webnntp.invalid> wrote:

> Are people who live in the country below you?
>
> Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?
>
> Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
> store below you?

Take the chip of your shoulder.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 9:10 AM, brattt wrote:
> On Oct 26 2012 10:59 AM, BillB wrote:
>
>> On 10/26/2012 8:19 AM, brewmaster wrote:
>>
>>> I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
>>> if given the choice of a place to live.
>>
>> haha...that's not surprising. You've been pretty open about your
>> consistently horrendous life-choices.
>
> Are people who live in the country below you?
>
> Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?
>
> Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
> store below you?

Where did I say any of that? No to all your questions, but does that
mean there's no shitty places to live on this continent? We're talking
about the Louisiana Outback here.

Just to turn around your absurd questions to me....tell the truth susan,
do you consider people who live off roadkill and have a toilet on their
porch to be less classy than you?

[brattt]

Interesting word - classy. Please define and tell me why classy is
important to you.

[brattt]

http://www.creolenaturetrail.org/

http://ourhouse.biz/stories/travel/destinations/the-louisiana-outback-good-times-await-visitors-to-lake-charles.html

https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/183345/enlarge

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 9:58 AM, brattt wrote:

>> Just to turn around your absurd questions to me....tell the truth susan,
>> do you consider people who live off roadkill and have a toilet on their
>> porch to be less classy than you?
>
> Interesting word - classy. Please define and tell me why classy is
> important to you.

When you hear the word "classy" in general conversation, as I'm sure you
have hundreds of times in your life, do you generally have to stop and
ask what it means? Just answer the question, please. Do you consider
yourself to have more class than the type of people I described?

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 10:52 AM, BillB wrote:

> > Are people who live in the country below you?
> >
> > Are people who live in a cabin in the woods below you?
> >
> > Are people who prefer to hunt and fish instead of going to the grocery
> > store below you?
>
> Where did I say any of that? No to all your questions, but does that
> mean there's no shitty places to live on this continent? We're talking
> about the Louisiana Outback here.
>
> Just to turn around your absurd questions to me....tell the truth susan,
> do you consider people who live off roadkill and have a toilet on their
> porch to be less classy than you?

you're an alimony shakedown artist who lives in a cubicle and rides the
bus to work. i'd say you're one very small step above roadkill eaters.

mo_ntresor

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:03 AM, brattt wrote:

> http://www.creolenaturetrail.org/
>
> http://ourhouse.biz/stories/travel/destinations/the-louisiana-outback-good-times-await-visitors-to-lake-charles.html
>
> https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/183345/enlarge

haha..there actually is a Louisiana Outback. I thought I just made that up.

Nice picures, but let's try to keep it real. Remember the Jena 6? The
noose hanging from the tree? The racially biased prosecution? Did you
see CNN's profile of the black side of Jena? Literally, the other side
of the tracks. Absolutely disgraceful. Remember the Justice of the Peace
who refused to marry interracial couples? Remember when KKK Grand Wizard
David Duke got the *majority* of the white vote for governor? That's
what we're talking about here.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:16 AM, mo_ntresor wrote:

> you're an alimony shakedown artist who lives in a cubicle and rides the
> bus to work. i'd say you're one very small step above roadkill eaters.

How much time would you estimate you spend each week imagining things
about me?

[brewmaster]

"classy" is a judgement word. You don't have the right to judge other
people.

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 11:30 AM, brattt wrote:

> > When you hear the word "classy" in general conversation, as I'm sure you
> > have hundreds of times in your life, do you generally have to stop and
> > ask what it means? Just answer the question, please. Do you consider
> > yourself to have more class than the type of people I described?
>

> Let me further say that if I had to rate someone on this group in order of
> *class* you would be at the very bottom. Unless constant arrogance counts
> as *class* that is.

you keep calling him arrogant, and i can't for the life of me figure it
out. what on earth has he ever done that would warrant arrogance? he
lives in a tiny apartment in a shit part of vancouver. he couldn't hack
it as an insurance or divorce shakedown artist, and he and his wife sit
around sucking productive canadians savings dry with their health demands.

mo_ntresor

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 11:21 AM, BillB wrote:

> > you're an alimony shakedown artist who lives in a cubicle and rides the
> > bus to work. i'd say you're one very small step above roadkill eaters.
>
> How much time would you estimate you spend each week imagining things
> about me?

all that was given to the group by you. you posted pics of yourself
playing poker in your living room/study/family room/kitchen.

mo_ntresor

[brattt]

Let me further say that if I had to rate someone on this group in order of
*class* you would be at the very bottom. Unless constant arrogance counts
as *class* that is.

[brattt]

On Oct 26 2012 12:09 PM, BillB wrote:

I don't consider class in any area of my life.

[BillB]

So what did you mean when you said:

"He MUST hang with a classy crowd. He said the shirt was 'straight up
pimp'...whatever the fuck that means."

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:28 AM, brattt wrote:
> On Oct 26 2012 12:09 PM, BillB wrote:
>
>> On 10/26/2012 9:58 AM, brattt wrote:
>>
>>>> Just to turn around your absurd questions to me....tell the truth susan,
>>>> do you consider people who live off roadkill and have a toilet on their
>>>> porch to be less classy than you?
>>>
>>> Interesting word - classy. Please define and tell me why classy is
>>> important to you.
>>
>> When you hear the word "classy" in general conversation, as I'm sure you
>> have hundreds of times in your life, do you generally have to stop and
>> ask what it means? Just answer the question, please. Do you consider
>> yourself to have more class than the type of people I described?
>
> I don't consider class in any area of my life.

So you've never used the terms "class" or "classy" on this newsgroup? Is
that what you're saying?

[brattt]

no we weren't - Brew said he would rather live here than in a smog filled
city. That is what we were talking about

[brattt]

there is no imagination needed. His very personae is so full of shit that
the obvious takes no imagination.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:33 AM, mo_ntresor wrote:

> you keep calling him arrogant, and i can't for the life of me figure it
> out. what on earth has he ever done that would warrant arrogance? he
> lives in a tiny apartment in a shit part of vancouver. he couldn't hack
> it as an insurance or divorce shakedown artist, and he and his wife sit
> around sucking productive canadians savings dry with their health demands.

How much time would you estimate you spend in a week imagining things
about me? It's kind of creepy how detailed your fantasies are.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:28 AM, mo_ntresor wrote:

> all that was given to the group by you. you posted pics of yourself
> playing poker in your living room/study/family room/kitchen.

uh, no I didn't. You really think about me a lot, don't you?

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 11:37 AM, brattt wrote:

> > all that was given to the group by you. you posted pics of yourself
> > playing poker in your living room/study/family room/kitchen.
>

> there is no imagination needed. His very personae is so full of shit that
> the obvious takes no imagination.

if i remember right, he had a dual purpose microwave. when he wasn't
heating up his wife's cheeseballs, he was using it as a desk.

mo_ntresor

[brewmaster]

I have no idea

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:30 AM, brattt wrote:

> Let me further say that if I had to rate someone on this group in order of
> *class* you would be at the very bottom.

So, despite your phony protestations, you do understand what the term
means. So why not just answer the question?

Do you consider yourself more classy than people who live off roadkill
and have a toilet on their front porch? It's a simple yes or no, but it
might require a shred of honesty.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:42 AM, brewmaster wrote:

>> "He MUST hang with a classy crowd. He said the shirt was 'straight up
>> pimp'...whatever the fuck that means."
>
> I have no idea

It sounds a loty like you were doing something you have no right to do??

[BillB]

Maybe you're just a gigantic hypocrite?

[brattt]

except as possibly an insult towards you, meant in a derogatory way, yes,
that is what I am saying.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 10:46 AM, brattt wrote:

>> So you've never used the terms "class" or "classy" on this newsgroup? Is
>> that what you're saying?
>
> except as possibly an insult towards you, meant in a derogatory way, yes,
> that is what I am saying.

So what did you mean when you said, for one example:

"I would agree - however Morph shows the same amount of class. Classy
is as classy does."

Do you frequently use words twice in one sentence when you have no idea
what they represent? Or are you just a gigantic hypocrite like brewmaster?

[mo_ntresor]

do you ever cease being a lawyer whore? give it a rest here or go take it
out on your inflatable wife.

mo_ntresor

[brattt]

I just looked and you said it in response to IrishMike saying saying
something about a classy shirt - in 1994. How the fuck could you forget
that?

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 12:01 PM, brewmaster wrote:

> > Maybe you're just a gigantic hypocrite?
>

> Maybe I used to be

how are you feeling, brew? excited about some real leadership in
washington, or just planning your escape to the rocky west?

mo_ntresor

[brewmaster]

[brattt]

Do you frequently tell us you were a divorce lawyer? Or are you just a
gigantic hyprocrite?

I just looked it up - it was in response to someone else using the term
3/12 years ago.

[brewmaster]

I feel fantastic, and if we get a leadership change in Washington I'll
feel even better.

[brattt]

LOL creepy - bring up this almost 10 years ago that Brew said? Or 3/12
years ago that I said? And both were in response to someone else using
the terms?

Talk about creepy.

[brewmaster]

Pretty sure I joined rgp in '02

[mo_ntresor]

On Oct 26 2012 12:06 PM, brewmaster wrote:

> > how are you feeling, brew? excited about some real leadership in
> > washington, or just planning your escape to the rocky west?
>

> I feel fantastic, and if we get a leadership change in Washington I'll
> feel even better.

glad to hear it. $6T in debt, anti-leadership on spending and entitlement
rationalization is simply too disgraceful to ignore. romney rolls.

mo_ntresor

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 11:07 AM, brattt wrote:

> I just looked it up - it was in response to someone else using the term
> 3/12 years ago.

So you knew what he meant by the term? You didn't need to ask for a
definition? But you don't know what it means now? Weird. I think you are
lying.

So why can't you just answer my question? I answered your stupid
questions without all this obfuscation. What's so difficult?

[brattt]

I meant 2004 (I wrote 2002 on a check the other day)

Irishmike had used those words and you repeated them.

[brattt]

I didn't need to ask when I repeated that you had said that everyone who
disagreed with Obama is a racist either.

no

class
&#8194; &#8194;[klas, klahs] Show IPA
noun
1.
a number of persons or things regarded as forming a group by reason of
common attributes, characteristics, qualities, or traits; kind; sort: a
class of objects used in daily living.
2.
a group of students meeting regularly to study a subject under the
guidance of a teacher: The class had arrived on time for the lecture.
3.
the period during which a group of students meets for instruction.
4.
a meeting of a group of students for instruction.
5.
a classroom.
6.
a number of pupils in a school, or of students in a college, pursuing the
same studies, ranked together, or graduated in the same year: She
graduated from Ohio State, class of '72.
7.
a social stratum sharing basic economic, political, or cultural
characteristics, and having the same social position: Artisans form a
distinct class in some societies.
8.
the system of dividing society; caste.
9.
social rank, especially high rank.
10.
the members of a given group in society, regarded as a single entity.
11.
any division of persons or things according to rank or grade: Hotels were
listed by class, with the most luxurious ones listed first.
12.
excellence; exceptional merit: She's a good performer, but she lacks class.
13.
Hinduism . any of the four social divisions, the Brahman, Kshatriya,
Vaisya, and Shudra, of Hindu society; varna. Compare caste ( def. 2 ) .
14.
Informal . elegance, grace, or dignity, as in dress and behavior: He may
be a slob, but his brother has real class.
15.
any of several grades of accommodations available on ships, airplanes, and
the like: We bought tickets for first class.
16.
Informal . the best or among the best of its kind: This new plane is the
class of the wide-bodied airliners.
17.
Biology . the usual major subdivision of a phylum or division in the
classification of organisms, usually consisting of several orders.
18.
British University . any of three groups into which candidates for honors
degrees are divided according to merit on the basis of final examinations.
19.
drafted or conscripted soldiers, or persons available for draft or
conscription, all of whom were born in the same year.
20.
Grammar . form class.
21.
Ecclesiastical . classis.
22.
(in early Methodism) one of several small companies, each composed of
about 12 members under a leader, into which each society or congregation
was divided.
23.
Statistics . a group of measurements that fall within a specified interval.
24.
Mathematics . a set; a collection.
25.
the classes, the higher ranks of society, as distinguished from the
masses.

[BillB]

Which definition were you using when you started this thread called
"Another Classy Liberal?"

Funny word choice: "Classy"

https://groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/msg/896c61a0fc51b5a0?hl=en-GB

You knew what classy meant then, but you don't now?

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 12:08 PM, BillB wrote:


> Which definition were you using when you started this thread called
> "Another Classy Liberal?"
>
> Funny word choice: "Classy"
>
> https://groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/msg/896c61a0fc51b5a0?hl=en-GB
>
>
> You knew what classy meant then, but you don't now?

What did you mean in this one when you said:

"Even those of us in the VRWC think that
Barbara is a classy Lady."

https://groups.google.com/group/rec.gambling.poker/msg/13f15e48a5afce1d?hl=en-GB

[brattt]

Answer a question for me first - is there anyone on this newsgroup who you
consider more classy than you? Or are you the epitome of classiness?

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 1:01 PM, brattt wrote:

> Answer a question for me first - is there anyone on this newsgroup who you
> consider more classy than you? Or are you the epitome of classiness?

I'm not classy at all, but I do rank myself above roadkill eaters. There
are several really classy people on this newsgroup, Jerry and Dutch for
example.

[brattt]

LOL Now I know you are trolling.

10-4

[VegasJerry]

On Friday, October 26, 2012 7:03:14 AM UTC-7, popinjay999 wrote:
> On Oct 26, 6:23 am, da pickle <jcpick...@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Sixteen bits of snark in an hour and a half.
> >
> > 1:45
> > 1:47
> > 1:52
> > 1:59
> > 2:02
> > 2:05
> > 2:08
> > 2:12
> > 2:19
> > 2:22
> > 2:28
> > 2:38
> > 2:43
> > 2:50
> > 3:06
> > 3:15
>
>
> And no substance. He could take a fraction of that crap-flood energy
> and give us some substance. I wish he and Jerry would just leave.

Why, did we embarrass you AGAIN?

[bub]

On Fri, 26 Oct 2012 08:26:41 -0700, "brattt" <af3...@webnntp.invalid>
wrote:

>I'm missing your point - people who live in the Louisiana Outback are
>inferior to you?
it's typical fat boy billb insecurity he shows it alot..he can beat
up anyone such an opposing figure he is.. he makes so much more money
than you can't afford his rates..his 'wife' is a supermodel type ..
and we have mr pickle who is real honest to goodness lawyer who while
he is sleeping can outhink bill
billb is a supposed ex divorce lawyer who rides the bus and buys
untraceable cell phones over the counter at a convenience store for a
'project'?..wow dats some braggin rights der
billb an ex lawyer? who knows but more important who cares

[da pickle]

On 10/26/2012 9:37 AM, fffurken wrote:

> On Oct 26, 2:23 pm, da pickle <jcpick...@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote:
>> Sixteen bits of snark in an hour and a half.
>>
>> 1:45
>> 1:47
>> 1:52
>> 1:59
>> 2:02
>> 2:05
>> 2:08
>> 2:12
>> 2:19
>> 2:22
>> 2:28
>> 2:38
>> 2:43
>> 2:50
>> 3:06
>> 3:15
>

> Get your ruler out, asshole.
>
> Of your last 50 posts, please point out the non-gratuitous anklebites?

If there was something there there, I would be non-gratuitous, but since
there is no there three ... 51 and counting.

[BillB]

"who cares"...lol

Do you think the irony is lost on him? The guy spends "alot" of time
wishing he were me, doesn't he? He types out this same jealousy spiel at
least three times a week.

Sorry, bub. Had you listened to your mom and stayed in school, you might
not be dead stupid and seething with jealousy today. Too late now. Blame
yourself, not me.

[Dutch]

mo_ntresor wrote:

> next, you'll defend dutch. you cannuck morons sure stick together!
>
> mo_ntresor
>

Someday I hope to learn clever arguments like "Shut up idiot."

One can only dream.

[Dutch]

brewmaster wrote:
> I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
> if given the choice of a place to live.

Redneck heaven is it?

[bub]

On Fri, 26 Oct 2012 16:18:54 -0700, BillB <bo...@shaw1.ca> wrote:

> He types out this same jealousy spiel at
>least three times a week.

waiting for examples of at least 3 times a week

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 9:22 AM, brewmaster wrote:
> On Oct 26 2012 8:59 AM, BillB wrote:

>
>> On 10/26/2012 8:19 AM, brewmaster wrote:
>>
>>> I would choose "Louisianan Outback" over Vancouver 100 times out of 100,
>>> if given the choice of a place to live.
>>

>> haha...that's not surprising. You've been pretty open about your
>> consistently horrendous life-choices.
>
> I like the country, I don't like cities. Why is it surprising that I
> would prefer to live somewhere with more nature and fewer people?

Uh, I said it's *not* surprising.

However, if you really believe you are closer to nature living in some
God-forsaken corner the California desert than you are living in
Southwest British Columbia, then you are in dire need of a third grade
geography lesson. Vancouverites have immediate access to some of the
best outdoor recreational opportunities in the world. That's one big
reason why the city is consistently ranked among the most desirable
places in the world in which to live, year after year after year.

As far as fewer people goes, I have a feeling your self-imposed
isolation (and the selfishness that goes along with it) probably
contributed significantly to your substance abuse problems. You might
want to work on that. Try to start caring about people. You'll be a
better, happier, more stable person for the effort.

Reality check over.

[fffurken]

On Oct 26, 11:40 pm, da pickle <jcpick...@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote:

> > Of your last 50 posts, please point out the non-gratuitous anklebites?
>
> If there was something there there, I would be non-gratuitous, but since
> there is no there three ... 51 and counting.

That's actually a pretty good strategy for you pickle. Just talk in
gibberish I can't understand and then I won't be able to mock you.

[popinjay999]

I told you he is smart.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 9:21 AM, brewmaster wrote:

> He has made it quite clear that those choices are inferior to his own.

No, I haven't.

He
> has also made it clear that he considers living in Vancouver to be the top
> choice

*A* top choice in North America, yes, definitely. Is there really any
serious question about that?? I have never suggested it's *the* top
choice. I don't think such a thing exists for all people.

Of course, none of that means I can't reasonably conclude that Malibu,
California is a much nicer place to live than Bumfuk, Louisiana.

I know this will come as a shock to you because you are pretty much an
economic illiterate, but there are very good reasons why a property that
costs $5 million in Malibu or West Vancouver costs 100k in Bumfuk and
200k in Chicago, and much of it boils down to the overall desirability
of location, location, location.

>and should be the one that all people strive for.

Absolutely false. I would never counsel someone to strive for goals they
cannot possibly attain. That is cruel. I *have* encouraged mo to pursue
his dreams of moving to predominately white Utah, because I think that
is where he'd be more comfortable, and it's probably within his
financial capabilities if he works hard and saves his subway tokens. In
contrast, I would never counsel someone like bub to dream much beyond
the boundaries of his trailer park.


> People who live
> in NYC also think this way. It is delusional thinking.

It seems you have a lot of delusional thinking about what I believe.

[BillB]

On 10/26/2012 11:01 AM, brewmaster wrote:

"Used to be?" When did you stop? You said this less than 48 hours ago:

"Personally, when anybody under about 28 (6 year olds included) say they
support some politician, I strongly lean the other way, since those
people don't know shit about anything."

That's not passing judgment on people?

[Pepe Papon]

On Fri, 26 Oct 2012 08:23:23 -0500, da pickle
<jcpi...@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote:

>
>Sixteen bits of snark in an hour and a half.
>
>1:45
>1:47
>1:52
>1:59
>2:02
>2:05
>2:08
>2:12
>2:19
>2:22
>2:28
>2:38
>2:43
>2:50
>3:06
>3:15

I might consider it to be an honor that I'm the topic of your subject
of your latest anklebiting campaign if it weren't for the fact that
you're a worthless piece of shit.

--

Pepe "The Revelation" Papon

[fffurken]

On Oct 27, 5:19 am, popinjay999 <paulpopin...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:

> > > > Of your last 50 posts, please point out the non-gratuitous anklebites?
>
> > > If there was something there there, I would be non-gratuitous, but since
> > > there is no there three ... 51 and counting.
>
> > That's actually a pretty good strategy for you pickle. Just talk in
> > gibberish I can't understand and then I won't be able to mock you.
>
> I told you he is smart.

I'll declare it early, that's POTW for me.

Whatever anyone has to say about Plopinjay, he can still make you
laugh.

[da pickle]

Last "last word" of the morning today. New list posted.

[brewmaster]

No, that is saying that young people don't have the life experience to
have a valid opinion on presidential politics. Most of them will have
that experience someday, they just don't have it yet.

[BillB]

On 10/27/2012 5:54 AM, brewmaster wrote:

>> "Personally, when anybody under about 28 (6 year olds included) say they
>> support some politician, I strongly lean the other way, since those
>> people don't know shit about anything."
>>
>> That's not passing judgment on people?
>
> No, that is saying that young people don't have the life experience to
> have a valid opinion on presidential politics. Most of them will have
> that experience someday, they just don't have it yet.

It is passing judgment. You are putting every 27 year old in the US in
the same box, and I assure you that many (if not most) of them know more
about law, politics and economics than you ever have or ever will. You
are actually extremely naive on all those subjects, from what I've read.

[brewmaster]

Considering how little you know on those subjects I will take that as a
compliment.

[BillB]

On 10/27/2012 1:40 PM, brewmaster wrote:

>> It is passing judgment. You are putting every 27 year old in the US in
>> the same box, and I assure you that many (if not most) of them know more
>> about law, politics and economics than you ever have or ever will. You
>> are actually extremely naive on all those subjects, from what I've read.
>
> Considering how little you know on those subjects I will take that as a
> compliment.

hahaha...as if I wouldn't absolutely destroy you on any objective test
on any of those subjects. As if I wouldn't have when I was 27. Are you
really this delusional?

How many people here do you think would bet on you? ANY?

[brattt]

Excuse me? You have never claimed to be smarter than anyone else. Just
ask you.

[BillB]

On 10/27/2012 2:00 PM, brattt wrote:

> Excuse me? You have never claimed to be smarter than anyone else. Just
> ask you.

Actually, I think I have claimed to be smarter than most people over the
years, in various conversations. I admitted I scored above the 95th
percentile on the LSAT, remember? I said I had a 3.9 undergrad GPA. I
said I was a successful lawyer. I think it's fair to say that is
claiming by implication that I am smarter than most people.

Not that that is anything to be proud of. I was totally born that way. I
had nothing to do with it. By the time I was in kindergarten it was very
clear I wasn't like the other kids.

[BillB]

On 10/27/2012 2:23 PM, BillB wrote:

> Actually, I think I have claimed to be smarter than most people over the
> years, in various conversations. I admitted I scored above the 95th
> percentile on the LSAT, remember? I said I had a 3.9 undergrad GPA. I
> said I was a successful lawyer. I think it's fair to say that is
> claiming by implication that I am smarter than most people.

Oh ya, I almost forgot. I am also a founding member of the RGP Elite.

[~M~]

"BillB" wrote in message news:YgYis.4113$td7....@newsfe22.iad...

>Actually, I think I have claimed to be smarter than most people over the
>years, in various conversations. I admitted I scored above the 95th
>percentile on the LSAT, remember? I said I had a 3.9 undergrad GPA.

You are asserting here that these are valid measures of intelligence. It's
good that you realize it.

>Not that that is anything to be proud of. I was totally born that way.

All people are born with their intelligence.

>I had nothing to do with it. By the time I was in kindergarten it was very
>clear I wasn't like the other kids.

No doubt.


--
"The less intelligent you are, the more susceptible you are to propaganda"
- Jerry (he stupid) 'n Vegas, Master of Irony 2/5/2012

[~M~]

"BillB" wrote in message news:GLXis.5935$MP7....@newsfe05.iad...

>How many people here do you think would bet on you? ANY?

I would.
If he was stupid, he would be obsessed with the politics of Canada. All
Canadians that obsess with the politics of the USA are, after all.


--
"Candy Crowley.. she is HOT for a big chick"
- Doggy Style, 10/19/2012

[fffurken]

On Oct 27, 10:32 pm, "~M~" <~...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I would.
> If he was stupid, he would be obsessed with the politics of Canada. All
> Canadians that obsess with the politics of the USA are, after all.

Jesus Christ. Sometimes I think we need another ramashiva around here
or something..

It's not

"Canadians that obsess"

It's

"Canadians who obsess"

Who! Fucking who!

Wasn't I just saying this to whatshisface earlier on today? Don't you
read my posts? I'm fucking important you know.

Regards,
fffurken, Director of Operations (D.Ope) RGP

[BillB]

On 10/27/2012 2:31 PM, ~M~ wrote:

>> I had nothing to do with it. By the time I was in kindergarten it was
>> very clear I wasn't like the other kids.
>
> No doubt.

By the time I started kindergarten I already knew how to read and write
at a fourth or fifth grade level. It was a bit weird, to say the least.
My mom thought the first day of school was supposed to be special, so
she sent me dressed in a three piece business suit and carrying a
kid-size leatherette briefcase. She got a call that day from the
principal, telling her it really wasn't necessary to dress me for
kindergarten like a Fortune 500 executive. haha...true story. God rest
her soul.

I remember being SO gung ho for that first day to come, but when my mom
dropped me off that first day for some reason I started to cry. The
teacher gave me this wooden jigsaw puzzle to calm me down. I'll never
forget it. It was of a cartoon duck holding an umbrella, and it
consisted of about six pieces. It took me about two seconds to solve,
and I remember thinking to myself, "What the fuck is this? They've put
me in with a bunch of retards! And why am I the only one wearing a suit?"