OT: Queen Last Night in Toronto

[pro...@hotmail.com]

I don't plan to see another show at the ACC again. Upon arriving, when
you try to find your way to your section, the arrows are misleading and
the staff incompetent. The arena is comparable to the United Center in
Chicago, IL. I had had no trouble finding my way in there.

Good that, my frustrations vanished when two ladies from Cambridge, ON
sat beside me. We sang along and danced all the show long. We didn't do
anything. They were drunk, I wasn't. They smoked marijuana, I didn't.
They were as tall as my belly level, I wasn't as tall as theirs.

Brian May was in excellent shape. Paul Rodgers's voice cracked a few
times and at some point he wanted "to break free" to early within the
eponymous song. Roger Taylor started the drum machine and came upfront
and did a few numbers as leadvocalist, including his "Radio Ga-Ga".
Brian May had his good solo moments as singer/acoustic guitarist sat
upfront, and as leadguitarist all over the stage and to its extreme
points. They included a few Free numbers too, including "Alright Now",
which was the very last encore (if not the "God Save The Queen" anthem
and after "We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions"), Brian May claimed
they played "Under Pressure" live for the first time in North America.
They had screen projections as well, and, they even projected the late
Freddie on vocals and piano doing the "Bohemian Rhapsody" intro and it
was as if he had been there indeed. Good show!

Edi

Oakville, ON

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[Tony Elka]

In article <1142649553.9...@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>,
pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

> We sang along and danced all the show long.

Did it ever occur to you that other concert goers didn't attend to hear
you sing?

I almost killed a guy at the Universal Amphitheater, during Peter
Gabriel's Security tour. He sang along with everything, badly.

Tony
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[cap...@hotmail.com]

On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 21:09:26 -0800, Tony Elka
<shado...@shadowlane.com> wrote:

> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

>> We sang along and danced all the show long.

>Did it ever occur to you that other concert goers didn't attend to hear
>you sing?

Remember who you're talking to here...

[Mike]

On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 21:09:26 -0800, Tony Elka
<shado...@shadowlane.com> wrote:

>In article <1142649553.9...@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>,
> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> We sang along and danced all the show long.
>
>
>Did it ever occur to you that other concert goers didn't attend to hear
>you sing?
>
>I almost killed a guy at the Universal Amphitheater, during Peter
>Gabriel's Security tour. He sang along with everything, badly.
>
>Tony

Back in the good old days when people went to a concert we sat down
and listened. 100% of our attention was on the musicians on stage.
Nowadays people sing,stand on their chairs,mosh and dance around like
idiots. Heck they can do that at home while listening to the record.
Why do these people do this? Really hard to enjoy the live expirence
when you have the morons doing stupid things.

Regards

Mike

[Wes]

Concertgoers did their own version of this back in the day, but it mainly
had to do with beachballs, Frisbees, or to the extreme of things, fireworks.
I made the mistake of going to see Black Sabbath in 1971 on July 2nd. M80s
or cherry bombs being thrown off the balcony into the crowd on the floor at
Public Hall in Cleveland. Scary.

Wes

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[pro...@hotmail.com]

Tony Elka spat:

> In article <1142649553.9...@v46g2000cwv.googlegroups.com>,
> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > We sang along and danced all the show long.
>
>
> Did it ever occur to you that other concert goers didn't attend to hear
> you sing?

Always. If the others around are like me, we do it. If not, fine as
well. We actually had seats in the last two rows at the third level, so
we didn't annoy anybody, or else we would have been told. We had enough
room, space, we enjoyed it and we were ok. Not any idiot who spits
hatred all over the USENET, like some of you guys, sings well,
unannoyingly.

Elka idiot, I basically use any opportunity to practice for my band
when I'm sure it's harmless for me and for anyone around me: at shows,
or while driving, etc. I have no time.

The girls had obviously attended other Queen shows, but this one was my
very first one. However, in my corner of CentralEasternEurope, where
people are way smarter than idiots like you guys who spit your hatred
all over the USENET, we too heard of Queen thirty fucking years ago. As
always, I pushed it to contacting the fan club, following an address I
found in some paper cut from I don't remember what western magazine.
They amazingly even replied me and sent me an llustrated booklet. I
still have it after all these years. Ha-haaa, look at this: Hair Colour
was one of the entries - Roger Taylor "Blond and various".

Some of us who are stupid enough as to post on a group infested with
idiots have much more common sense than you could ever think, guys. I
would kill myself if I were you.

> I almost killed a guy at the Universal Amphitheater, during Peter
> Gabriel's Security tour. He sang along with everything, badly.

I would gladly kill you if I catch you. Hombre, usually I kill men for
five pessos. But you are my friend, and I kill you for nothing.
Na-na-na-na-boo-boo, you ca-an catch me! Booooooo.

Oh, Elka idiot, I had another one for you but I don't find the Yahoo
link any longer so just go fuck yourself and find it if interested: the
Capitol Records Tower landmark will be demolished. If you can use the
empty box on your shoulders: did they release any prog:)?

Erin Go Bragh, Ireland Forever, God Bless the Emerald Isle As Well!

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[pro...@hotmail.com]

cap...@hotmail.com pooped:

What a surprise, the capolk idiot is still alive. Have you not
succumbed to your venom already, idiot? Ok, we can take care of that
too. For those of you who use Google, how do you killfile all these
retards and idiots who have infested these newsgroups, guys!

Please don't kill us with your 1 s attention span. Computer & driving
are not for everyone.

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[Halmyre]

You can't take the moral high ground AND be a Queen fan.

--
Halmyre

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ceci, n'est pas un signature

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Mike turded:

Hope you go fuck yourself and just die fer fuck's sake after you read
my explanations above, idiot! What you say is correct and applies for
symphonic music, where, as pointed out in Edward Macan's book,
perfomers do not jump and hop all over the stage.

Nevermind. Those of us from CentralEasternEurope have much more common
sense than you stupid fucking western idiots. It's not us who kill the
world with their stupidity.

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[pro...@hotmail.com]

Halmyre barfed:

LOL did you all guys escape the same prison, mental asylum/handicapped
care centre?

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[Halmyre]

Hey, *you're* the Queen fan...

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Halmyre claimed:

Oh, really? Have I been one? I never realized I was. I just went to see
a show and icons.

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[cap...@hotmail.com]

On 18 Mar 2006 12:12:25 -0800, pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

>Please don't kill us with your 1 s attention span. Computer & driving
>are not for everyone.

*You* wrote that jet thing, didn't you?

[Tony Elka]

In article <1142712985.8...@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

> Hope you go fuck yourself and just die fer fuck's sake after you read
> my explanations above, idiot! What you say is correct and applies for
> symphonic music, where, as pointed out in Edward Macan's book,
> perfomers do not jump and hop all over the stage.
>
> Nevermind. Those of us from CentralEasternEurope have much more common
> sense than you stupid fucking western idiots. It's not us who kill the
> world with their stupidity.

Wow. I had no idea what would crawl out when I turned this rock over.

Genuine mental illness is so depressing.

Tony

[Wes]

I'm trying to find the moral high ground in your posts that you claim to
possess. It seems that you are capable of expressing the same hatred from
others that you claim upsets you.

Why do you live in the west if you do not like the west or the people here?
Also, what evidence do you have that the Central Eastern Europeans haven't
done their share of damage to the world?

Wes

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[cap...@hotmail.com]

On Sat, 18 Mar 2006 16:52:22 -0500, "Wes" <flatto...@suite224.net>
wrote:

>Why do you live in the west if you do not like the west or the people here?

Because he gets to sing and dance at Queen concerts?

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Crawling out of dirty holes, their morals, their morals disappear.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

What? Misery Jets on the planes above Manchester? No. But it became a
band, Mystery Jets - dad 51, guitarist, son, 15 leadvocalist. But the
UK press mistook him for a daughter.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Crawling out of dirty holes, their morals, their morals disappear.

Untilk the idiot gets it and shuts the fuckin' shit up!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Did I fuckin' ask you why you were born, stupid idiot? What's your
fuckin' problem with me? I changed my place for a reason, for a
dellusion, scientific, reasearch, whatever. Did anyone in your family
die because I dared to feel good two nights at a show? What's your
fuckin' problem, man? Do you want to meet me in person? Have you chose
that moment to die? Don't kill the whole world with your stupidity,
western idiot. We didn't.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Did anyone in your fucking family die because I dared feel good two
nights ago, idiot?

Jesus Fuckin' Christ, mentally handicapped people like you should not
touch a computer.

[Jeremy Weissenburger]

Remind me again, who is playing bass now with the group? I know it is not
John Deacon.

--Jeremy

--

"Clever got me this far, and tricky got me in..." -- Maynard James Keenan

[pro...@hotmail.com]

My God, alright, finally someone who cares and is interested in
something, as always.

Someone who reminds me of something I did not cover, yet I too was
intrigued in. 'cos from where I was I could only see their silhouettes.
And their faces, using my binoculars:

Question at Radio Yerevan:

Jeremy Weissenburger inquires:

> Remind me again, who is playing bass now with the group? I know it is not
> John Deacon.

Radio Yerevan Answers:

No, no, Jeremy, there is this quote "He's pretty much retired from
having anything to do with the band", which I guess should be
interpreted as "does not tour any longer". I don't remember how old it
is, perhaps up to ten years back or so, or whether it was Brian May or
Roger Taylor who said that. Good also that, this question reminded me
to finally check the web site and find the answers I too was looking
for, yet forgot to do so for obvious reasons. It's Danny Miranda (Blue
:Oyster Cult), Jeremy, also Jamie Moses (Merlin, Broken English, Judy
Tzuke, Mike and the Mechanics to name but a few) on guitar, and Spike
Edney (I think I should rather say "We Will Rock You" production here
than Guns 'n' Roses, Elton John, Annie Lennox, again to name but a
few). Here, Jeremy, you can also see the entire set list, which I only
gave a few excerpts from http://www.queenpluspaulrodgers.com/ They did
Buffalo, NY last night and they do Pittsburgh, PA on Monday, etc.
Thanks for asking, I may recall anything else of interest.

Eduard Deaconian

Radio Yerevan

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[use...@bondegezou.demon.co.uk]

Mike wrote
> Tony Elka <shado...@shadowlane.com> wrote

> > pro...@hotmail.com wrote
> >> We sang along and danced all the show long.
> >
> >Did it ever occur to you that other concert goers didn't attend to hear
> >you sing?
> >
> >I almost killed a guy at the Universal Amphitheater, during Peter
> >Gabriel's Security tour. He sang along with everything, badly.
>

> Back in the good old days when people went to a concert we sat down
> and listened. 100% of our attention was on the musicians on stage.
> Nowadays people sing,stand on their chairs,mosh and dance around like
> idiots. Heck they can do that at home while listening to the record.
> Why do these people do this? Really hard to enjoy the live expirence
> when you have the morons doing stupid things.

Not every concert is the same. I saw Queen + Paul Rodgers at an outdoor
event in London. Queen were doing big, much-loved and well-known
anthems. At times, everyone was singing and dancing. Sometimes, that's
what the live experience is about, and sometimes it isn't.

When I've been to Yes concerts in the US, I've found the audiences far
too loud and inattentive. At the same time, I wouldn't want people
sitting silent and still during the encore. There's a balance. At that
Queen show, I think Edi got it right.
--
Henry

[Wes]

Is there one song from the first three albums?

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[pro...@hotmail.com]

Henry Potts re-assured:

May I assure everyone, in my turn, that, believe it or not, I'm
actually well-behaved and decent, and also that, I started swearing (or
at least simulating it) only recently, as well as starting smoking
again (after 3.5 years' break) after unfortunate personal experiences
last summer (I wish no one had to go through anything like those). May
I assure everyone, that I attended countless philharmonic and church
recitals, as well as prog, experimental, and rock shows, and I can tell
the difference between what to do and what not to do depending on the
circumstances and the context of the show. I don't think Rhea Frankel
inconvenienced anyone with her dancing and singing along, after people
all over North America took days off from their jobs and studies to fly
to San Luis Obispo, CA, to witness the ressurection of a
TrevorRabin-less Yes, already more then a decade ago. I do know when to
not sing along, and if even my dancing would inconvenience anyone I
would stand/sit still immediately. I couldn't have put it better than
Henry. It was like a British celebration, Union Jacks included, I mean,
waved, in an overall joy, with everybody standing up straight and
singing at least the very last line, "God Save the Queen", of the
eponymous anthem, last Thursday night at the ACC. I too was shocked, at
times, to notice the difference between, e.g, the way I enjoy shows,
and, on the other hand, the coolness of redneck dudes over here, who
prefer to sit/stand, to claim they look cool with their expressionless,
unimpressed faces, motionlessly staring at the band, endlessly drinking
their always refilled beer glasses until they need their Pibroach/Cap
in Hand and so they really annoy everybody with their back and forth
wandering, and, meanwhile, their wives join my dance because their
hubbies don't dance(which was the case at the
http://www.severnvirgins.com ELP recital Jan 14th, 2006 in Milton, ON).
Not even deep in my mind can I still get it - how someone's harmless
need to feel good at a show hurts an (im)poster on the USENET, how in
the world the (im)poster picks at you and picks up from your posting
something you oversaw with the excuse of an assumed common-sense. I
cannot believe my eyes what has become of this newsgroup and what
specimens infested it. It's spring cleaning, we've got to do it!

Thanks, Henry!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Question at Radio Yerevan:

Wes inquires:

Radio Yerevan Answers:

You could have determined that one all by yourself by just taking a
look at the Toronto setlist within the page that I linked, as I don't
have the first 3 CD-s with me, because of personal reasons. I however
did the research for you, even though you don't deserve it. I used
http://www.queenonline.com -> Shop -> CD-s -> Original Releases, where
they only have Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack available from among the
first three albums.

But a Google search on "Queen I track list" reveealed this good web
site (to this end) http://www.hanken-net.de/queen/recordsnew.htm that
tells it all. E.g., by roughly comparing the track lists of the first 3
CDs with the Toronto setlist, my answer is: "No!".

Eduard Torontonian

Radio Yerevan - Oakville, ON

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[Wes]

I think your response demonstrates your tolerance towards others. You seem
to hate everything western and yet you are here. I believe it is a
legitimate question that you are apparently in denial by your inability to
answer. I don't see any reference to death and you going to a concert in my
post below. Why do you bring it up other than to deflect the question I have
put to you.

I am also curious about your claim that those of your heritage haven't done
anything wrong over the millennia. I can think of a few that have made their
mark on the world, and not in a good way.

Shall we stereotype you as you do others?

You seem to have researched profanity with some success.

Nice threat. That seems to support the whole kill the world line of
thinking. All because I asked you a question. Maybe you can inform me where
in my post I have put you in a position to threaten to kill me?

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Wes]

My question was to make a point, not to inquire as to whether there were any
of the songs in the setlist. I would have thought that since I specifically
targeted the first 3 albums that would have come across.

If I don't deserve a response from you, please do not feel obligated to
provide one.

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Eiron]

pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

> I cannot believe my eyes what has become of this newsgroup and what
> specimens infested it. It's spring cleaning, we've got to do it!

Spring cleaning? Don't you central eastern europeans call it ethnic cleansing?
We could start by resolving to stick to prog and not discussing dreadful pop groups.

--
Eiron

There's something scary about stupidity made coherent - Tom Stoppard.

[Jeremy Weissenburger]

On 3/19/06 12:35 PM, in article 441d9658$0$3689$e656...@news.suite224.net,
"Wes" <flatto...@suite224.net> wrote:

> My question was to make a point, not to inquire as to whether there were any
> of the songs in the setlist. I would have thought that since I specifically
> targeted the first 3 albums that would have come across.

To be fair, it came off more as a question of if they do play any songs from
the first three albums than anything else. Were you trying to say you were
not interested since they didn't bother to play anything off the first three
albums? That did not come across in the question.

Now it is possible that in May's guitar solo he might throw in a lick or two
from "Brighton Rock," but not going to the show, I could not be able to
comment.

--Jeremy

--

"Jazz is not dead. It just smells funny." -- Frank Zappa

[Jeremy Weissenburger]

On 3/19/06 12:42 PM, in article 485jfvF...@individual.net, "Eiron"

<e1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> I cannot believe my eyes what has become of this newsgroup and what
>> specimens infested it. It's spring cleaning, we've got to do it!
>
> Spring cleaning? Don't you central eastern europeans call it ethnic cleansing?
> We could start by resolving to stick to prog and not discussing dreadful pop
> groups.

Dreadful?

In comparison to a lot of other acts out there, Queen is pretty damn good
IMO. Not prog, but that shouldn't be held against them.

--Jeremy

--

"Be like a stamp: stick to one thing until you get there."

[cap...@hotmail.com]

On 19 Mar 2006 09:09:18 -0800, pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

>May I assure everyone, in my turn, that, believe it or not, I'm
>actually well-behaved and decent

You may. Some of us may choose not to believe you, though. Especially
us fucking piece of shit idiots.

>I cannot believe my eyes what has become of this newsgroup and what
>specimens infested it. It's spring cleaning, we've got to do it!

Start with yourself. You dog fucking shithook. (I knew there was
something I'd been forgetting in all of this....)

[pro...@hotmail.com]

In my culture, we put it as: "Doing something good for someone is
actually an incestuous thing". "Fucking your mother", that is,
literally. So I am stupid enough as to feel in your fucking trap again
and decently answer what I thought was just an honest question yet it
actually was another excuse for ad hominem attack, and you attack me
again, right, fucking motherfucker? You never know when to fucking stop
it, right, dude?

Fuck you, stupid idiot!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

FY!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

We don't do ethnic cleansing, idiot, only the Canadian Ethnic Cleansing
Front does it!

Fuck you, stupid idiot!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Jeremy Weissenburger assumed:

> Now it is possible that in May's guitar solo he might throw in a lick or two
> from "Brighton Rock," but not going to the show, I could not be able to
> comment.

He definitely threw in something from there indeed, as well as quotes
from "The Prophet".

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[pro...@hotmail.com]

Eiron pooped:

> We could start by resolving to stick to prog and not discussing dreadful pop groups.

Can you read the OT prefix, stupid illiterate idiot? I enjoyed a
rock/tangentially prog show.

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[pro...@hotmail.com]

Fuck you, stupid idiot!

[Cabeza Borradora]

pro...@hotmail.com come on down:

>Fuck you, stupid idiot!

You're gay.

--
"Flames are discouraged, except for those which quote famous (or
not-so- famous) Stooge lines. For example, it would be acceptable to
threaten to 'tear out your tonsils' or to 'gouge your eyes out'."
- alt.comedy.slapstick.3-stooges FAQ

[Tony Elka]

In article <877r129kh29bvm9c7...@4ax.com>,
cap...@hotmail.com wrote:

> Start with yourself. You dog fucking shithook. (I knew there was
> something I'd been forgetting in all of this....)

Join me and together we will rule the galaxy as father and son!

Embrace your anger.

Tony Vader

[pro...@hotmail.com]

How can someone who has a son and definitely knows his orientation be
gay? What's wrong with being "gay"? Do you have the guts to tell that
to me in person? If yes, then choose the moment you want to die - I
will see how I can assist you. I got $5 on VISA.

[Steven Sullivan]

Mike Dickson <mi...@blackcat.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> In article <1142788158.1...@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com> pro...@hotmail.com wrote...

> > May I assure everyone, in my turn, that, believe it or not, I'm
> > actually well-behaved and decent, and also that, I started swearing (or
> > at least simulating it) only recently, as well as starting smoking
> > again (after 3.5 years' break) after unfortunate personal experiences
> > last summer (I wish no one had to go through anything like those).

> * Jesus *...

that BASTARD

[Cabeza Borradora]

pro...@hotmail.com come on down:

>How can someone who has a son and definitely knows his orientation be
>gay? What's wrong with being "gay"? Do you have the guts to tell that
>to me in person? If yes, then choose the moment you want to die - I
>will see how I can assist you. I got $5 on VISA.

Homo.

[Zintor son of Zantac]

"Halmyre" <nos...@this.address> wrote in message
news:UYZSf.2126$g76...@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net...
>
> Hey, *you're* the Queen fan...
>
>

The first five or six Queen albums are amazing. Zintor son of Zantac gets
down very much and often to the gratuitous but majestic studio overdubage of
voice and guitar that is Queen.

Live, however, they always sounded like a very, very bad Queen tribute band
desperately in need of a good drummer, not to mention a singer who could
sing in tune.

--
Zintor

[Tony Elka]

In article <v9pr125opu6hmash7...@4ax.com>,
rusho...@gmail.com (Cabeza Borradora) wrote:

> pro...@hotmail.com come on down:
>
> >How can someone who has a son and definitely knows his orientation be
> >gay? What's wrong with being "gay"? Do you have the guts to tell that
> >to me in person? If yes, then choose the moment you want to die - I
> >will see how I can assist you. I got $5 on VISA.
>
> Homo.

What a total fag.

[Zintor son of Zantac]

"Tony Elka" <shado...@shadowlane.com> wrote in message
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An obvious gay boy if ever there was one.

--
Zintor

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Question at Radio Yerevan:

Inquiring Eironian minds want to know:

> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> > I cannot believe my eyes what has become of this newsgroup and what
> > specimens infested it. It's spring cleaning, we've got to do it!
>
> Spring cleaning? Don't you central eastern europeans call it ethnic cleansing?

Radio Yerevan Answers:

One one hand, Milosevic and Babic were war criminals. No doubt about
this. On the other hand, Milosevic was a symbol of resistance against
the western idiot politicians voted by idiots like yourself. There is
no doubt in our poor Armenian minds that, both of them were actually
assassinated (and Lady Di too, for this matter). Milosevic's gaoler
found Milosevic as a well-behaved, polite, decent person. This gaoler
declared, to the BBC, that, he would rather lock the door behind Tony
Blair. Check the BBC web site, if interested. I wish I lived the day
terrorists #1 & #2 of the world, Bush and Blair, end up in the firing
line, in front of a platoon, like I saw the Ceaushescu Couple about 17
years ago.

> We could start by resolving to stick to prog and not discussing dreadful pop groups.

Ok, so finally this was the flea that itched your arse all the day long
and urged you to attack me: Queen is not prog, so why bother. You're
looking for trouble dude, with a candle in your hands and you won't see
the light at the end of the tunnel. I promise you.

Eduard Iraqian

[Cabeza Borradora]

Tony Elka come on down:

Yep, he's 100% queer all right. A complete Kinsey 6.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Make your will, dude. I, definitely a hetero, am driving after you
tonight, *florida*. I will make you curse the fact that you were born
and lived your filthy life so far. Hopefully, those you insulted will
be revenged and spared of the useless shadow you bring on earth.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Watch out, you will be rolled over tonight, *San Diego*!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

I just spoke to someone across the puddle. He's right after you,
*Hampshire, UK*!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Watch out, worm, the crow will pick you up in a short while!

[Wes]

Do you get good results with this type of personal attack? Threatening to
kill people? Is it a possibility that the bad times that have befallen you
are a result of some of this aggressive behavior? Your behavior would
indicate that you are more *western* than you would admit to.

I can only assume then your *culture* doesn't believe in the golden rule of
"do onto others as you would have them do onto you". This would explain
much. Is it "threaten to kill those that might not agree with you"?

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Eiron]

pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
> I just spoke to someone across the puddle. He's right after you,
> *Hampshire, UK*!
>
> Zintor son of Zantac wrote:

It's 500 miles from Hampshire to Glasgow. Perhaps your friend would like
to break his journey here for a cup of tea, some music and a spot of murder.

[Wes]

Milosevic was as much a power hungry politician as any the west has
produced. I can find those that support Bush or Blair as you suggest support
Milosevic. It doesn't make them right. It does show that humans are humans,
whether they are from the west or from central east europe. To suggest that
you are any different from others is laughable.

Hitler, to some, was considered a well-behaved, polite, decent person plus
he made the trains run on time. Big whoop. Could you please provide a link
to the site that suggests the jailer would rather jail Blair? I can't find
any mention of it on BBC.

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Wes]

I don't know why everyone else is so special. I am the first one he
threatened to murder and I am only about 240 miles away. I am a quick day
trip for him. A quick murder at noon and time to spend 3-4 hours sitting on
the QEW. Plus he could fill up on gas before going back over the Peace
Bridge. Of course, I could always swing by to get murdered on the way to my
cabin up north. Save him the gas all together.

Edi seems like two different people. There are times where he is completely
nice and others where he loses it completely. This is usually associated
with a question that asks why.

Wes

"Eiron" <e1...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:486efdF...@individual.net...

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Mind your fucking business, dude, in case you have one? Do you know
it's a crime in your country to harass people over the Internet? You
never know when to fucking stop, do you? May God make you stop forever
as soon as fpossible, 'cos no one else will do you any harm, and you
never seem to be able to get it to fucking stop, stupid idiot!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

FY!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

FY!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

FY! http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4809532.stm and don't ask
me anything anymore. If I can't killfile you and the other idiots like
you, at least you don't exist for me anymore, stupid idiot!

[Tony Elka]

In article <1142815531.0...@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com>,
pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

> Watch out, you will be rolled over tonight, *San Diego*!
>

But, I live in Las Vegas.

Tony

[pro...@hotmail.com]

FY in Las Vegas then!

[cap...@hotmail.com]

On 19 Mar 2006 16:41:32 -0800, pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

> I, definitely a hetero

It was a tough choice - but I think this was my favorite phrase of the
day.

Edi, you batshit loon, you are indeed, in the words of Mean Joe
Greene, "heavy with goodness".

[Wes]

Thanks. Would you like one of us to show you how to killfile us? I'm sure
there are some of us that would be willing to help you with this matter.

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1142822252....@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com...

[Wes]

Was I even in the running? I didn't know there was a contest. Please let me
know how to be more competitive!

Wes

<cap...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ro8s12p28g5e52pln...@4ax.com...

[Cabeza Borradora]

pro...@hotmail.com come on down:

>Watch out, worm, the crow will pick you up in a short while!

I knew Crow T. Robot, and you, sir, are no Crow T. Robot.

I think what I'm trying to say here, deep down inside, is that you're gay.
Hope this helps.

[Cabeza Borradora]

pro...@hotmail.com come on down:

>Make your will, dude. I, definitely a hetero, am driving after you
>tonight, *florida*. I will make you curse the fact that you were born
>and lived your filthy life so far. Hopefully, those you insulted will
>be revenged and spared of the useless shadow you bring on earth.

Come and get me, faggot.

[Wes]

Please step away from the comma key.

Wes

<pro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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[Wes]

I miss that show.

Wes

"Cabeza Borradora" <rusho...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:el9s12tc3c2nea7n9...@4ax.com...

[cap...@hotmail.com]

I meant of *his*. You've been your usual, erudite self. Fear not.
(Plus, like anybody could "compete" with this guy...)

On Sun, 19 Mar 2006 22:51:40 -0500, "Wes" <flatto...@suite224.net>
wrote:

>Was I even in the running? I didn't know there was a contest. Please let me
>know how to be more competitive!

><cap...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

[Tony Elka]

In article <1142825298.0...@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
pro...@hotmail.com wrote:

Meet me at midnight behind the Liberace museum, tough guy.

Wear a cape. And be prepared to set the controls for the heart of the
candelabra.

Tony

[Karthik Subramanian]

Wes, why do you bother to respond? This guy is a bit unbalanced and he
has problems with the English language - he seems to percieve every
other question or comment as a threat. I realised this pretty early
during an exchange a few weeks ago...so the best option with him, as
with Fell, is discretion.

[Mark Rae]

"Karthik Subramanian" <S.Karthi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1142851236.2...@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

> >so the best option with him, as with Fell, is discretion.

An even better option is to killfile him...

[Wes]

Because it is like riding a roller coaster? ;-)

Wes

"Karthik Subramanian" <S.Karthi...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1142851236.2...@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

[Steven Sullivan]

Mike Dickson <mi...@blackcat.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> In article <1142815292.3...@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com> pro...@hotmail.com wrote...

> > Make your will, dude. I, definitely a hetero, am driving after you
> > tonight, *florida*.

> *What* a poof.

and girlfriend is using alt.music.yes riffs *here*.

fuckin' sad.

___
-S
"Excuse me? What solid proof do you have that I'm insane?" - soundhaspriority

[Steven Sullivan]

His rambles used to be at least semi-coherent. Now he's doing some cluelessly
derivative idea of Usenet *funny*, transplanting alt.music.yes in-jokes
to places where no one would know, or give a fuck, what they mean.
It's so inept as to be painful to read, so the best option is really:
killfile.

[pro...@hotmail.com]

I was born at crosscultures, so I'm both indeed as I already mentioned
before on alt.music.pink-floyd. My culture's version is "what you don't
like to be done to you, don't do to others". I prefer to have nothing
to do with you ever again. I can't killfile you, so just ignore me or
you're in very big trouble.

--
http://www.geocities.com/edi_60

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

On Google? Yes and yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

You're dead already! Yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

You're six feet under, already! Yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

No one messes it up with me, dude! No one! Got it? Yuck foo!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

I will sell my ST CD tat I got from sdavmor!

Mike Dickson wrote:
> In article <1142815292.3...@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com> pro...@hotmail.com wrote...
>

> > Make your will, dude. I, definitely a hetero, am driving after you
> > tonight, *florida*.
>

> *What* a poof.
>
> Mike Dickson - Mellotron M400 #996 - Hammond T500 #252302
> Systems Theory - http://www.systemstheory.net

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Yuck foo!

Mike Dickson wrote:
> In article <441e10d4$0$3701$e656...@news.suite224.net> flatto...@suite224.net wrote...
>
> > Edi seems like two different people.
>
> Why did you stop counting there?

[pro...@hotmail.com]

No, Monte Carlo Resort pool, like in late June '97. You won't get out
of it. Only I will!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

Yuck foo, Indupid stonesian!

[pro...@hotmail.com]

ROFLMAO! Yuck foo, ionesian Indiot!

Karthik Subramanian wrote:
> he has problems with the English language - he seems to percieve every

^^^^^^^^^

[eant...@gmail.com]

Yuck foo, Brupid stit!

[eant...@gmail.com]

Fuck you, Sullivan, I have no girlfriend for now, I'm better off
without one if I have my music/am spared of you!

[eant...@gmail.com]

Fuck you, Sullivan, I regret respecting you and defending you. I was
born probably at the time you were conceived. Well, I will make you
curse the fact you were born from now on!

[Zintor son of Zantac]

"Mike Dickson" <mi...@blackcat.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:CheetahPRO_v2...@blackcat.demon.co.uk...
> In article <1142891327.4...@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>
> eant...@gmail.com wrote...

>
>> Fuck you, Sullivan, I have no girlfriend for now
>

> Wow. Fuckin' newsflash.

Hehehehe. I love this thread.

--
Zintor

[Zintor son of Zantac]

"Eiron" <e1...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:486efdF...@individual.net...
> pro...@hotmail.com wrote:
>> I just spoke to someone across the puddle. He's right after you,
>> *Hampshire, UK*!
>>
>> Zintor son of Zantac wrote:
>
> It's 500 miles from Hampshire to Glasgow. Perhaps your friend would like
> to break his journey here for a cup of tea, some music and a spot of
> murder.
>

Zintor son of Zantac said none of the above.

--
Zintor

[eant...@gmail.com]

No, no, eat it yourself for all _I_ care!

Mike Dickson wrote:
> In article <1142890884....@z34g2000cwc.googlegroups.com> pro...@hotmail.com wrote...

>
> > I will sell my ST CD tat I got from sdavmor!
>

> *Eat it* for all I care.