Re: Common Virus Kills Cancer Cells (NDC)
Dave Kelly
"scarletbgonias" <scarlet...@nojunk.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f55841edb82240c2...@localhost.talkaboutthemusic.com...
> Hoping all out there realize the sarcasm above. I lost my Mom to cancer 17
> years ago.
>
> Theresa
Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...but now,
it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
I was in tears yesterday after I got of the phone with her
yesterday...she'll beat it again, though.
Bet.
Sweetbac Productions
leftie
My thoughts are with you and your mom, Sweetbac.
Rogues Island's finest
Same here, good Hoxie/Misquamicut vibes to you Davey.
Mark
Stuknot
Dave Kelly wrote: <snip>
I'm guessing the bad cells will all be hightailing it off someplace
else in a hurry, since we all know they can't be hip enough to hang out
with Ma Kelly. Best wishes and prayers to your mom.
John H.
NeilX
Best wishes to you and your Mom, Dave.
Yeah, she will beat it again. Count on it.
Peace,
Neil X.
NeilX
>
> Dem Hospitals and Oncologists are going to take > a hit in their pockets
if this actually does
> work. I can see the FDA, or whatever
> watchgroup, being lobbied to ban this as
> experimental, therefore, not available or
> covered.
>
> Hoping all out there realize the sarcasm above. > I lost my Mom to
cancer 17 years ago.
I'm pretty sure the development of gene therapy will for tumors will end
up requiring tailoring individual genotype-specific therapies for each
patient. Not a cheap process.
This will end up being quite lucrative for Oncologists and Cancer
Institutes.
You can't get rid of us that easily.......
Peace,
Neil X.
Ken Fortenberry
>
> Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...
So you got bigger tits than your mom ?
HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
--
Ken Fortenberry
scarletbgonias
Keep her laughing. Somehow, I don't think that's a problem with you as her
kid.
Theresa
Rogues Island's finest
I take very little around here seriously, but that right there is
seriously fucked up. What WERE you thinking?
Mark
scarletbgonias
miracles daily. My little five year old neighbor, Madison, has leukemia.
What her doctors have done for her is just remarkable.
Theresa
frndthdevl
"In another time's forgotten space
Your eyes looked from your mother's face
Wildflower seed on the sand and stone
May the four winds blow you safely home"
Richard Morris
"Dave Kelly" <swee...@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:Y5hue.2614$Bx6...@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
I am sorry to hear of it, my brother.
R.
leftie
Mr. Fortenberry, you are a complete and total asshole.
Ken Fortenberry
> Mr. Fortenberry, you are a complete and total asshole.
Why thank you, leftie. Awfully nice of you to notice.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Ken Fortenberry
I was thinking "what goes around come around" and that it
wasn't "seriously fucked up" as much as humor. Gotta have
a sense of humor around here if one of your posts about
GDTS can elicit a response like this right out of the blue.
-------------------------------------------------------------
* BITCH!....you wearin' my patience thin....you DIDNT want
front row seats to ANY other performance...and GDTS complied!
YOU WASNT GETTIN EM ANYWAYS MORON!
Lay off the dumb-dust, you jackass!
-------------------------------------------------------------
Phew, I like to have laughed my ass off at *THAT* one. So
lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Rogues Island's finest
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
> Rogues Island's finest wrote:
> > Ken Fortenberry wrote:
> >>Dave Kelly wrote:
> >>
> >>>Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
> >>>She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...
> >>
> >>So you got bigger tits than your mom ?
> >>
> >>HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
> >
> > I take very little around here seriously, but that right there is
> > seriously fucked up. What WERE you thinking?
>
> I was thinking "what goes around come around" and that it
> wasn't "seriously fucked up" as much as humor. Gotta have
> a sense of humor around here if one of your posts about
> GDTS can elicit a response like this right out of the blue.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> * BITCH!....you wearin' my patience thin....you DIDNT want
> front row seats to ANY other performance...and GDTS complied!
> YOU WASNT GETTIN EM ANYWAYS MORON!
> Lay off the dumb-dust, you jackass!
> -------------------------------------------------------------
Now that there is some funny shit.
> Phew, I like to have laughed my ass off at *THAT* one. So
> lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
Dave's titties are fair game, Dave's sick mother is way the fuck outa
bounds.
Mark
k sturm
"Dave Kelly" <swee...@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:Y5hue.2614$Bx6...@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
>
Sending lots of good thoughts and healing vibes to your mom, Dave. The
things that the doctors can do these days are amazing, she'll beat it again.
Hang in there...
take care,
kathy
k sturm
"Ken Fortenberry" <kenfort...@ameritech.net> wrote in message
news:p_hue.1544$re....@newssvr19.news.prodigy.com...
Except that the subject this time was Dave's mom having a serious illness.
I don't think anybody but you thinks what you said was the least but funny,
it was insensitive and uncalled for. Now, I understand why others around
these parts say the things they do to you...
k~
> --
> Ken Fortenberry
Ken Fortenberry
How do you know Dave even *has* a sick mother ? This is Usenet,
if you can't stand the heat keep the fuck outa the kitchen.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Richard Morris
Wow. Well, I know all that I really need to know about *you*, Ken.
R.
leftie
> Phew, I like to have laughed my ass off at *THAT* one. So
> lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
Making fun of someone who discusses his mother's cancer (because he hurt
your little feelings in another thread) is freakin' hysterical. Not.
Chris
"scarletbgonias" <scarlet...@nojunk.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f55841edb82240c2...@localhost.talkaboutthemusic.com...
this.
> Dem Hospitals and Oncologists are going to take a hit in their pockets if
> this actually does work. I can see the FDA, or whatever watchgroup, being
> lobbied to ban this as experimental, therefore, not available or covered.
>
> years ago.
>
> Theresa
>
i lost mine 8
leftie
Can't be true then.
"and on the sixteenth day, god made malignant carcinomas."
scarletbgonias
Theresa
--------------------
Common virus kills cancer, study finds
Jun 21, 4:21 PM (ET)
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A common virus that is harmless to people can
destroy cancerous cells in the body and might be developed into a new
cancer therapy, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.
The virus, called adeno-associated virus type 2, or AAV-2, infects an
estimated 80 percent of the population.
"Our results suggest that adeno-associated virus type 2, which infects the
majority of the population but has no known ill effects, kills multiple
types of cancer cells yet has no effect on healthy cells," said Craig
Meyers, a professor of microbiology and immunology at the Penn State
College of Medicine in Pennsylvania.
"We believe that AAV-2 recognizes that the cancer cells are abnormal and
destroys them. This suggests that AAV-2 has great potential to be
developed as an anti-cancer agent," Meyers said in a statement.
He said at a meeting of the American Society for Virology that studies
have shown women infected with AAV-2 who are also infected with a
cancer-causing wart virus called HPV develop cervical cancer less
frequently than uninfected women do.
AAV-2 is a small virus that cannot replicate itself without the help of
another virus. But with the help of a second virus it kills cells.
For their study, Meyers and colleagues first infected a batch of human
cells with HPV, some strains of which cause cervical cancer.
They then infected these cells and normal cells with AAV-2.
After six days, all the HPV-infected cells died.
The same thing happened with cervical, breast, prostate and squamous cell
tumor cells.
All are cancers of the epithelial cells, which include skin cells and
other cells that line the insides and outsides of organs.
"One of the most compelling findings is that AAV-2 appears to have no
pathologic effects on healthy cells," Meyers said.
"So many cancer therapies are as poisonous to healthy cells as they are to
cancer cells. A therapy that is able to distinguish between healthy and
cancer cells could be less difficult to endure for those with cancer."
AAV-2 is being studied intensively as a gene therapy vector -- a virus
modified to carry disease-correcting genes into the body. Gene therapy
researchers favor it because it does not seem to cause disease or immune
system reaction on its own.
Richard Morris
> Holy Crap if this is true. Definitely a breakthrough.
>
> Theresa
Why ... if this works, you realize that we will be thwarting God's will!
Don't you know that cancer is God's loving response to men and women
pursuing the knowledge of good and evil back in the days of the garden? ###
Sorry, I haven't had my coffee yet, and couldn't resist. ;)
R.
scarletbgonias
Ken Fortenberry
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>... This is Usenet,
>>if you can't stand the heat keep the fuck outa the kitchen.
>
> Wow. Well, I know all that I really need to know about *you*, Ken.
Actually, I agree with that.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Ken Fortenberry
> Ken Fortenberry wrote:
>>HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
>
Not to worry, I've been told I'm a complete and total
asshole. Hmmmmm ... but come to think of it there's
not a whole lot of difference on rmgd is there ?
<pun intended>
--
Ken Fortenberry
Stuknot
So, in your opinion, billions of dollars of technology was devoted to
creating a place where people could go and throw feces around like
monkeys? "This is Usenet ..." The No. 1 excuse of people with no class
in real life for being cretins on line.
John H.
Dave Kelly
Kent Fortenberry
Your attempt to "get me" failed miserably.
Post away.....your just a name on a chatgroup.
I could care less what you think
Karma is a BITCH, kent fortenberry...you'll see.
have a GREAT day, kent fortenberry!
leftie
> I didn't like having our
> Grateful Dead honeymoon mocked by a potty-mouthed smartass
Your honeymoon was a life and death situation? Grow a sense of
proportion you thin-skinned, grudge-holding little schmuck.
Ken Fortenberry
>
> Kent Fortenberry
> Your attempt to "get me" failed miserably.
> Post away.....your just a name on a chatgroup.
> I could care less what you think
> Karma is a BITCH, kent fortenberry...you'll see.
> have a GREAT day, kent fortenberry!
Now *THAT'S* funny !
...
Sorry to hear about your mom, really.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Joe
don't...I'll just say that laughter is great medicine, and I sure hope
your mom appreciates your demented sense of humor.
Since she already beat it once, let's hope she beats it again.
Be strong, my good man.
Joe
Carlisle
Good thoughts and
Godspeed, Dave Kelly.
carrie
Ken Fortenberry
> ...
> "This is Usenet ..." The No. 1 excuse of people with no class
> in real life for being cretins on line.
Which number do you assign to Dave Kelly's excuse for being
a cretin online ?
--
Ken Fortenberry
colonialacres
"Dave Kelly" <swee...@pacbell.net> wrote in message
news:Y5hue.2614$Bx6...@newssvr13.news.prodigy.com...
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
> I was in tears yesterday after I got of the phone with her
> yesterday...she'll beat it again, though.
> Bet.
Bet you're right. Best of luck to your mom, and thanks Dave for making me
laugh almost every day.
Burt
RickNBarbInSD
Dave Kelly wrote:
my mom got diagnosed last week.
> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...but now,
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
...she'll beat it again, though.
> Bet.
>
> Sweetbac Productions
All the best to you and your Mother, Dave.
{{{{{{{Best wishes, white light, healing vibes, and all that kind of
stuff from me and the Mrs.}}}}}}}
Rick
Roxanne McDaniel
"frndthdevl" > wrote in message
Best wishes and healing vibes
"In another time's forgotten space
Your eyes looked from your mother's face
Wildflower seed on the sand and stone
May the four winds blow you safely home"
**************************
Nothing left to do but
:'):'):')
Ken Fortenberry
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Phew, I like to have laughed my ass off at *THAT* one. So
>>lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
>
> Except that the subject this time was Dave's mom having a serious illness.
> I don't think anybody but you thinks what you said was the least but funny,
> it was insensitive and uncalled for. Now, I understand why others around
> these parts say the things they do to you...
Everything you say is doubtless true. I'm the only one who
thinks it's funny, it was insensitive and it was uncalled
for. But there you go, it's done. I didn't like having our
Grateful Dead honeymoon mocked by a potty-mouthed smartass
and you didn't like my joke about Dave's titties. I guess
we'll all just have to live with that.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Richard Morris
I always read Dave's posts ... and in so doing I have never, ever seen him
respond to a personal tragedy with humor--black or otherwise. And I say
that as someone who has occasionally been the object of his wondrous and
wicked sense of humor.
I like to laugh, and I like to see others laugh. And as a result, in
attempting to be humorous I have occasionally misjudged and crossed the line
into either tastelessness, or being a smart ass. So I can understand that
transgression ... and have offered an apology upon occasion. To attempt to
defend tastelessness simply confirms that it was, in reality, maliciousness.
Ah well. This has gotten too much air time. Someone is gonna step up and
accuse me of being a net cop!.
R.
tthomas@remove_to_reply
> > Hoping all out there realize the sarcasm above. I lost my Mom to cancer 17
> > years ago.
> >
> > Theresa
>
> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...but now,
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
> Bet.
I just found out ~20 minutes ago that my father may have prostate
cancer. Given that he just turned 78 last week, it's not too
surprising. He's off to the urologiost in two weeks for some poking and
probing that'll have him in a foul mood for a few days.
Thankfully, prostate cancer in older men is pretty slow growing and
there are usually a number of treatment options available. It's the
price most men pay for living through their late 70s...
Chin up sweets... Folks who live that long are pretty stubborn and
don't usually give in without a hell of a fight. I'm sure your mom will
be fine -- just print out a bunch of your posts for her to read during
the treatments. They'll take her mind off it. Bet.
~Ted
Ken Fortenberry
> Ken Fortenberry wrote:
>> I didn't like having our
>> Grateful Dead honeymoon mocked by a potty-mouthed smartass
>
> Your honeymoon was a life and death situation?
No, but since my wife passed away my memories of it grow
ever fonder.
> Grow a sense of
> proportion you thin-skinned, grudge-holding little schmuck.
You know a good vitamin supplement and an exercise regimen
for growing one of those ?
--
Ken Fortenberry
tthomas@remove_to_reply
>
> Dave Kelly wrote:
> >
>
> So you got bigger tits than your mom ?
>
> HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
>
> --
> Ken Fortenberry
Don't be a cunt.
Ken Fortenberry
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>a cretin online ?
>
I never claimed that my post wasn't malicious. It was
my intent to be tasteless, rude, out-of-line, uncalled-for,
malicious and "humorous" in the same vein that Dave Kelly
is "humorous".
Anything else was unintended.
--
Ken Fortenberry
tthomas@remove_to_reply
Tim Donohoe
>
>>Hoping all out there realize the sarcasm above. I lost my Mom to cancer 17
>>years ago.
>>
>>Theresa
>
>
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
> I was in tears yesterday after I got of the phone with her
> yesterday...she'll beat it again, though.
> Bet.
>
>
>
She will, make sure you have some medicine handy to help her with her
appetite after chemo.
Hope she heals quickly.
Tim Donohoe
I can understand a person saying something stupid, but most grown ups
apologize afterwards.
Ken Fortenberry
>
> I can understand a person saying something stupid, but most grown ups
> apologize afterwards.
Yeah, and I'm *still* waiting for Dave Kelly's apology.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Dave
<tthomas@[REMOVE_TO_REPLY]ogre.net> wrote in message
news:d9ce8...@news2.newsguy.com...
Hang in, Dave. Best to you and your mum.
Ted,
I've just been right through the prostate number, positive outcome, no
cancer, but I reckon you're right, your dad is going to be a mite grumpy.
There's a couple of other conditions generate the same symptoms, and the
tests that differentiate are bloody undignified to say the least.
A good many real oldies die with it. Relatively few die of it. Best to you
and your dad.
Dave
Ed Chapin
Dave Kelly wrote:
> "scarletbgonias" <scarlet...@nojunk.hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:f55841edb82240c2...@localhost.talkaboutthemusic.com...
> > Hoping all out there realize the sarcasm above. I lost my Mom to cancer 17
> > years ago.
> >
> > Theresa
>
> Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...but now,
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
> I was in tears yesterday after I got of the phone with her
> yesterday...she'll beat it again, though.
> Bet.
>
> Sweetbac Productions
Dave,
Best wishes to your mom! My mother survived it back in '85, and it was
a scary time indeed. Hang in there!
Ed
p.s. -- If it will help ease your pain, I will send along a bottle of
coconut oil. Trust me, it is far superior to tuna oil, and you won't
have to worry about the dogs chasing you down the street.
JimK
<kenfort...@ameritech.net> wrote:
>Dave Kelly wrote:
>>
>> Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
>> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...
>
>So you got bigger tits than your mom ?
>
>HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
And no wonder you're such a dickhead.
JimK
Ken Fortenberry
> Ken Fortenberry wrote:
>>HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
>
> And no wonder you're such a dickhead.
Another fuckwit heard from. Thanks for weighing in.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
> Rogues Island's finest wrote:
>>>Dave Kelly wrote:
>>>
>>>>Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
>>>>She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...
>>>
>>>So you got bigger tits than your mom ?
>>>
>>
>> seriously fucked up. What WERE you thinking?
>
> I was thinking "what goes around come around" and that it
> wasn't "seriously fucked up" as much as humor. Gotta have
> a sense of humor around here if one of your posts about
> GDTS can elicit a response like this right out of the blue.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> * BITCH!....you wearin' my patience thin....you DIDNT want
> front row seats to ANY other performance...and GDTS complied!
> YOU WASNT GETTIN EM ANYWAYS MORON!
> Lay off the dumb-dust, you jackass!
> -------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Phew, I like to have laughed my ass off at *THAT* one. So
> lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
Passed by this thread initially, so I missed this little gem from RMGD's
biggest retahd.
Dude, you are truly an asshole. Moms with cancer are real life, not
newsgroup flame fodder. Learn the difference between real life and faux
life on Usenet.
I think your problem may be that you have no real life; this is it for you.
Being the tremendous asshole that you are, I certainly understand why that's
the case.
EGBH
Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
"Dave Kelly" <swee...@pacbell.net> wrote in message news:Y5hue.2614
> Sorry to hear that...my mom got diagnosed last week.
> She had breast cancer in '74....had it taken off...but now,
> it's reappeared in the same area on her sternum. the Dr's
> say this is pretty rare. she's gonna start chemo next week.
> I was in tears yesterday after I got of the phone with her
> yesterday...she'll beat it again, though.
> Bet.
My mom has had cancer several times and beat it every time.
Moms who beat it once are guaranteed to beat it again.
Hang in there man, and try to keep your sense of humor. Hundreds of
RMGD'ers count on it reading it every day!
EGBH
Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
"Richard Morris" <jrmo...@trouserscomcast.net> wrote in message
news:X5OdnQO9y64EKiTfRVn-
> Ah well. This has gotten too much air time. Someone is gonna step up and
> accuse me of being a net cop!.
Nah, you sent me music!
Plus this Fortenberry clod is a total a-wipe. Lecture him all you
want..............
EGBH
Ken Fortenberry
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>> So
>>lighten up and have a chuckle at Dave's titties.
> Dude, you are truly an asshole. Moms with cancer are real life, not
> newsgroup flame fodder. Learn the difference between real life and faux
> life on Usenet.
Blow me. I don't know Dave Kelly and I sure as hell don't
know Dave Kelly's mommy. I couldn't give a shit care less
about some random Usenet puke who apropos of absolutely
nothing decides to trash me and my wife in a public forum.
I feel no obligation, social or otherwise, to treat Usenet
punks any better than they treat me, so to make a long story
short, fuck him, fuck his mommy and fuck you. And that *is*
real life on Usenet.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Dave Kelly
> Blow me. I don't know Dave Kelly and I sure as hell don't
> know Dave Kelly's mommy. I couldn't give a shit care less
> about some random Usenet puke who apropos of absolutely
> nothing decides to trash me and my wife in a public forum.
> I feel no obligation, social or otherwise, to treat Usenet
> punks any better than they treat me, so to make a long story
> short, fuck him, fuck his mommy and fuck you. And that *is*
> real life on Usenet.
* Kent Dingleberry!.......LOL!.....YO!...thats some funny shit!
Ken Fortenberry
>
> * Kent Dingleberry!.......LOL!.....YO!...thats some funny shit!
The kids in third grade were *far* more creative in making
disparaging variations on my surname (think flatulence ;-).
But I've come to realize you're easily amused and that I've
probably condemned myself to engaging in a battle of wits
with an unarmed man.
Yo, that's some funny shit. Whoopee.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Dave Kelly
Everybody's Gonna Be Happy
For someone who doesn't care, you sure get upset easily over harmless faux
life Usenet flames. Your skin is tissue paper thin, you are fragile, weak.
Your real life anguish is very apparent; I can picture you red faced,
hunched over your computer, blustering and blubbering, sweat beads flying,
as you angrily pound away on your keyboard, wishing you didn't have to
pretend you have a wife.
You have alienated everyone on RMGD with your childish tantrum over a
harmless faux life Usenet flame; a tantrum which included hurling real life
insults intended to cause harm. Not that it did; Kelly is clearly more of a
man than you and is much better able to deal with insults than a fragile,
weak, and thoroughly annoying unmarried nimrod like you.
I don't know why anyone would want to alienate everyone and intentionally
become an outcast; certainly you have been here long enough to watch the
wagons circle whenever any regular is in need or is being attacked in an out
of bounds, over the top real life manner, so you had to know this group
response was inevitable. Yet you crossed the inhumane line and continue to
refuse to acknowledge it anyway. Hmmmm.
The behavior you exhibit is usually indicitive of unresolved real life
problems, most probably loneliness and the lack of a fulfilling sexual
relationship. Armchair analysis of the sort I'm doing in this reply *is*
Usenet real life too, so you will just have to live with it.
I wish you luck in your efforts to seek help. Maybe a real life friend
could be of assistance, if any exist. I sure don't see any online friends
rushing to your defense. This is your *new* Usenet real life and you will
have to live with that too.
Until then, I bid you adieu.
Kelly, on the other hand, is always daily reading material and always good
for at least a few out loud belly laughs every day. I will continue to
read and enjoy his posts as long as he's here.
EGBH
JimK
<kenfort...@ameritech.net> wrote:
>JimK wrote:
>> Ken Fortenberry wrote:
>>>HA !! No wonder you're such a bitch.
>>
>> And no wonder you're such a dickhead.
>
>Another fuckwit heard from. Thanks for weighing in.
Any time. Now don't let that door hit you in the ass....
JimK
JimK
And one isn't. What's his name? Fartinberries or something like that?
*(hey, I got the idea from him)
JimK
Neil X.
> Steve McHenry wrote:
>
> So, if she has any questions about living without a
> huge section of colon, or a testicle,
> have her gimme a call!
I have a copy of a recent sermon from the Chuich, and it says here that
it is inhumane to ask any woman to live without a testicle or two.
Unless of course, they prefer the valley of the dolls......
Peace,
Neil X.
Steve Lenier
kenfort...@ameritech.net wrote on 6/22/05 12:19 PM:
I finally got around to reading this thread.
Ken, you were trying for your post to be in the same vein as Sweetbac's? You
missed by a mile.
As paraphrased in private email to Dave, may the good wishes and vibes of
everyone here go straight to his mom and give her strength and make her feel
that the forces of the universe are with her, until she beats this bastard
again.
Steve
Ken Fortenberry
>
> For someone who doesn't care, you sure get upset easily over harmless faux
> life Usenet flames. Your skin is tissue paper thin, you are fragile, weak.
Oh, that's rich. *I* have thin skin ? In case you hadn't
noticed all the whining and wailing is coming from elsewhere.
I knew Sweetbac was a jerk, but I had no idea how truly
stupid the guy is. If I had known his driveway didn't go
all the way to the street I might have cut him a little more
slack. I mean the guy sends me email that could be read as
vaguely threatening and then he posts my emailed response to
Usenet without my permission. How stupid is *that* ? That's
Usenet 101 fer christ's sake. If I had wanted to be a prick
about it I'd have complained to Pacbell but instead I composed
a response at least as "funny" as anything the fat fool has
ever flung my way.
If it weren't for the rampant hypocrisy all the indignation
would be quite funny. You guys never cease to amuse.
--
Ken Fortenberry
JimK
So do you normally hang out with people who think you're an asshole?
JimK
Roxanne McDaniel
"Steve McHenry" <> wrote in message ...
Chiming in to add my thoughts and best wishes to your mom.
I know that you'll help her through the chemo, which always sounds far
worse than it really is.
As a two-time cancer survivor (so far, knock wood...) I've got a
pretty good idea what your mom's going through. So, if she has any
questions about living without a huge section of colon, or a testicle,
have her gimme a call!
Steve
***********************************
What things did you do emotionally, to handle the enormity of all?
Rogues Island's finest
Steve, FYI, "frequent masturbation" is not an acceptable answer here.
Mark
Dave Kelly
I mean the guy sends me email that could be read as
> vaguely threatening and then he posts my emailed response to
> Usenet without my permission. How stupid is *that* ? That's
> Usenet 101 fer christ's sake. If I had wanted to be a prick
> about it I'd have complained to Pacbell but instead I composed
> a response at least as "funny" as anything the fat fool has
> ever flung my way.
Usenet 101....you make me laugh, Dingleberry!
here's what you posted yesterday:
*Give it your best shot, fatso. But realize this, I'm
smarter than you, more literate than you, prettier
than you and about ten times more vicious than you.
GAME ON, Sweetheart !!*
You sounded PLENTY tough yesterday, Dingleberry....what happened?
Today you sound like the pussy you are....Usenet 101!
You didn't have my permission to make a joke about my mom.
Game on?.....you got it, Dingleberry
Ken Fortenberry
> "Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
>>Usenet 101 fer christ's sake. If I had wanted to be a prick
>>about it I'd have complained to Pacbell but instead I composed
>>a response at least as "funny" as anything the fat fool has
>>ever flung my way.
>
> Usenet 101....you make me laugh, Dingleberry!
No dipshit, that's what *YOU* posted yesterday. That
was a private communication which you posted to a
public forum without the author's permission. That's
so stupid I expected that even you would know better.
I have already apologized for failing to realize that
you're not the brightest bulb on the tree, but really
that's no excuse. Even dimbulbs are supposed to know
their Usenet 101.
> <snip>
> You didn't have my permission to make a joke about my mom.
> Game on?.....you got it, Dingleberry
I didn't make a joke about your mom, you incredibly stupid
moron, I made a joke about your fatboy titties. And you
had it coming.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Carlisle
It's a pretty good one.
for real,
Mrs."Car Whistle"
Richard Morris
"Carlisle" <carri...@insightbb.com> wrote in message
news:1119541158.4...@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
Yah, I am waiting for one of them to ask someone to hold his jacket.
R.
Sean Baker
Chris, get this man a jar of Smuckers an' show him how to work out his
aggro.
Peace,
Sean
--
"Every now and then when your life gets complicated and the weasels start
closing in, the only real cure is to load up on heinous chemicals and then
drive like a bastard from Hollywood to Las Vegas." Hunter S. Thompson
My music list for trades: http://db.etree.org/FionaRCB
band beyond description
But Dave isn't a random Usenet puke, even if some of those do slip by on
occasion on rmgd; his humor boundaries, while pretty wide-ranging, aren't
without justification. Can't say the same of you, in this case.
We're a pretty wide-ranging, tolerant lot around here, you know...despite it
being Usenet, it takes a lot to push us over the edge...
Got music, Fortenberry? Listen to some and don't get so bent out of shape.
You must come here for a (good, positive) reason. Some unsolicited
advice -- it may be helpful if you keep that in mind before clicking the
"send" button.
And Dave, I hadn't seen this thread until today (Sunday); my best to you and
your Mom.
--
Peace,
~ Steve
Ken Fortenberry
>
> But Dave isn't a random Usenet puke,
To me, he is.
> even if some of those do slip by on
> occasion on rmgd;
Some ? On occasion ? Geezus, I've got a killfile full
of hateful, right-wing nitwits and other assorted
rmgd weirdos, not that Dave is among them.
> his humor boundaries, while pretty wide-ranging, aren't
> without justification.
Bullshit. He was a mean-spirited jackass and there was
absolutely no justification for his foul-mouthed spew
out of the blue in this case.
> Can't say the same of you, in this case.
I was a mean-spirited jackass, in this case, so to my mind
you can say exactly the same of Dave and me, in this case.
> We're a pretty wide-ranging, tolerant lot around here, you know...despite it
> being Usenet, it takes a lot to push us over the edge...
Yep, that describes me too.
> Some unsolicited
> advice -- ...
And worth every penny I paid for it. Thanks.
I thought we were done with this subject a couple of days
ago and it's unfortunate that it's come up again, but if
you're kind enough to share your thoughts it wouldn't be
polite to ignore them. Thanks again.
--
Ken Fortenberry
Sherry
> everyone here go straight to his mom and give her strength and make her feel
> that the forces of the universe are with her, until she beats this bastard
> again.
I'm still reading the 55K messages posted since I last was participating on
rmgd, and I'd like to add my wishes and vibes for your mom to those of the
rest. Hope your mom beats cancer again, and your family gets thru this
together.
Sherry in Vermont