Taylor, Coward on the Record (Pt. 5)
IT
say about this Netscum: The coward never posts on the record, because he is
both stupid and abusive. Let's help the asshole, Taylor Jimenez of
Newport Beach, CA out!!
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Oooops, porn :)
On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 11:03:12 -0800, Just Taylor <tay...@wilhelp.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 19:51:07 +0100 (CET), Brad Jesness
><nob...@remailer.privacy.at> wrote:
>
>>http://www.topsecret.com
>
>Is it a surprise that Brad is posting porn URL's?
--
Taylor
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<this message from Brad is not appearing on my server so I'm piggy-backing
off Iceman>
On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 04:20:13 GMT, Iceman <c0l...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 00:45:06 +0100 (CET), Brad <alts...@iname.com>
>wrote:
>
>>Here's your chance to sue me, Taylor Jimenez. You are a harasser, and
>>unethical "domain" admin (with a joke domain on databasix). You support
>>harassment stalking, forgery, and you are a liar who knowingly makes
>>defamatory statements and web pages. Now, sue me, you frickin' loser.
>>Give me a reason to make the trip so I can sue you. You are the abuser,
>>the off-topic harasser and the slanderous liar.
Uh, Brad, why would I want to sue Renee? Ultimately that is who I would be
forced to go after. I can't believe for one second she is aware of your
actions on Usenet. I can't believe someone who has reach such commendable
goals in her life as she has would allow you to jeopardize it all here. I
have reservations about people taking things into R/L but I got to admit
that I agree that maybe Kali should do so.
BTW Brad, you don't have to wait for me to take legal action against you so
you can do so against me. There is no law or stipulation saying that is
your only option. Feel free to ask Sears to up Renee's credit card and call
the local Sears and take action.
>>I would like to give you the real beating you deserve. I still am open
>>to a friendly settlement here, but you cannot win with your lies and
>>defamation not countered. Asshole. -- Brad Jesness
What part of "No Chance In Hell" do you not understand, Brad? You had your
chance. You had multiple chances and you threw each of my kind offers back
in my face. Fuck you and the fuckmonkey you rode in on, Brad.
Not only will The BJ FAQ remain, I am now fully updating it. That was
something both Lartvocate and ThePsyko asked about recently. Why I wasn't
updating it. I didn't feel like it.... I had other things to do. But no,
as usual you have to fuck up the status quo and now I'm taking time to
finish things I had no problems putting off until other day.
>Well Brad, you have already apologized to him publicly, so if he did
>nothing wrong then why should he reciprocate?
>
>Which is it, you have already stated that you went to the law about
>it. Once a person goes to the law they cannot retract without paying a
>penalty for false charges.
>
>Caught in another lie are you?
A big one you, Iceman. On November 28, 2001 he wrote in this group he
doesn't believe the lies he is spreading about me. I have far more on him
than he thinks.
All he has is Martin Hannigan telling him I have a iron lung and hoping I
lose it! As boring as Marty is, I gotta admit I was rolling on the ground
when Brad wrote about my iron lung.....
--
Taylor
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From:
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FoodTV's "Unwrapped" is doing a special on hamburgers. Those of you who
work for White Castle can take pride in knowing your restaurant is being
featured. Those fired for steal'n Sliders can see what they are missing.
I still stand by my theory that White Castle burgers suck.
Go IN-N-OUT Burger!
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Taylor
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 08:34:51 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
<turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>Iceman wrote:
>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 08:05:46 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
>> <turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>
>>>Iceman wrote:
>>>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 06:28:24 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
>>>> <turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Just Taylor wrote:
>>>>>> FoodTV's "Unwrapped" is doing a special on hamburgers. Those of
>>>> you
>>>>>> who
>>>>>> work for White Castle can take pride in knowing your restaurant
>> is
>>>>>> being
>>>>>> featured. Those fired for steal'n Sliders can see what they are
>>>>>> missing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I still stand by my theory that White Castle burgers suck.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Go IN-N-OUT Burger!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>IN-N-OUT Burgers rule! Definately a reason to live in California
>> (and
>>>>>some parts of Nevada). I'm heading a campaign to officially declare
>>>>>IN-N-OUT burgers as a food group :-)
>>>>
>>>> And did you know they have "secret" burgers with code names?
>>>>
>>>> Not on the official menu.
>>>
>>>Yeah, somebody told me about them (not the names though), but the
>>>"doubledouble" with onions is probably the most perfect burger ever
>>>made, I wouldn't want to mess with that perfection.
>>
>> Yeah, that and the little crunchies you sometimes get with the fries.
>> But the secret ones can be a real treat.
>
>Tell me about them :-)
>
>The only thing I can think that could possibly improve a doubledouble
>would be a couple slices of crispy bacon...ummmm bacon.
I can appreciate bacon on a burger but I never really wanted a INO Burger
that way.... I guess if they were meant to be on the burger they would have
been years ago.
A good heart attack burger can be found in LA at a 50's joint called "Mel's
Diner." Cheeseburger with ham AND bacon. I paid the price for having one
but damn it was good....
--
Taylor
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 20:03:25 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
<turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>
>> A good heart attack burger can be found in LA at a 50's joint called "Mel's
>> Diner." Cheeseburger with ham AND bacon. I paid the price for having one
>> but damn it was good....
>>
>Whereabouts in LA? I love a good burger and occasionally make it up that
>way, although with an IN-N-OUT within walking distance from my home, I
>don't get much further.
Mel's is just west of La Cienega on Sunset. I didn't know they have a
website but the do!
http://www.melsdrive-in.com/lahours.html
They also have two in San Francisco on Geary Ave and Lombard St. That's how
I found them in the first place when I was up there for college. Get the
heart attack burger, "wet" fries and a Banana shake... Takes a full year
off your life-span.
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Taylor
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 08:05:46 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
<turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>Iceman wrote:
>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 06:28:24 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
>> <turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>
>>>Just Taylor wrote:
>>>> FoodTV's "Unwrapped" is doing a special on hamburgers. Those of
>> you
>>>> who
>>>> work for White Castle can take pride in knowing your restaurant is
>>>> being
>>>> featured. Those fired for steal'n Sliders can see what they are
>>>> missing.
>>>>
>>>> I still stand by my theory that White Castle burgers suck.
>>>>
>>>> Go IN-N-OUT Burger!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>IN-N-OUT Burgers rule! Definately a reason to live in California (and
>>>some parts of Nevada). I'm heading a campaign to officially declare
>>>IN-N-OUT burgers as a food group :-)
>>
>> And did you know they have "secret" burgers with code names?
>>
>> Not on the official menu.
>
>Yeah, somebody told me about them (not the names though), but the
>"doubledouble" with onions is probably the most perfect burger ever
>made, I wouldn't want to mess with that perfection.
You guys need to order a Double Double "Animal Style." They put extra
dressing on (most get that anyway) grilled onions, pickles and they fry the
burger with mustard. You don't taste the mustard but boy the flavor is
better than without it.
Then there are the 3X3's, the 4X4's and fries well done.....
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Taylor
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On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 19:56:05 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
<turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>Just Taylor wrote:
>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 08:05:46 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
>> <turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>
>>>Iceman wrote:
>>>> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002 06:28:24 GMT, Rev Turd Fredericks
>>>> <turd...@catholic.org> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Just Taylor wrote:
>>>>>> FoodTV's "Unwrapped" is doing a special on hamburgers. Those of
>>>> you
>>>>>> who
>>>>>> work for White Castle can take pride in knowing your restaurant
>> is
>>>>>> being
>>>>>> featured. Those fired for steal'n Sliders can see what they are
>>>>>> missing.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I still stand by my theory that White Castle burgers suck.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Go IN-N-OUT Burger!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>IN-N-OUT Burgers rule! Definately a reason to live in California
>> (and
>>>>>some parts of Nevada). I'm heading a campaign to officially declare
>>>>>IN-N-OUT burgers as a food group :-)
>>>>
>>>> And did you know they have "secret" burgers with code names?
>>>>
>>>> Not on the official menu.
>>>
>>>Yeah, somebody told me about them (not the names though), but the
>>>"doubledouble" with onions is probably the most perfect burger ever
>>>made, I wouldn't want to mess with that perfection.
>>
>> You guys need to order a Double Double "Animal Style." They put extra
>> dressing on (most get that anyway) grilled onions, pickles and they
>> fry the
>> burger with mustard. You don't taste the mustard but boy the flavor
>> is
>> better than without it.
>>
>Sounds good. I may try that sometime, but it sounds slow. It's no wonder
>that damn drive through takes so long.
No longer than usual. They are just slow because they don't have 100
sitting under heat-lamps. Notice how people really don't mind waiting for
one though? Very seldom do you see people complaining about 20 minute
drive-thru waits or sitting inside.
>> Then there are the 3X3's, the 4X4's and fries well done.....
>>
>
>I have heard of these ones, I can't imagine the enormity of a 4x4, after
>eating one of those and cooling off your blood would solidify and you
>would be in danger of stiffening up like a gumby.
I got one for my brother-in-law on his birthday once and the sight of it was
amazing. I'm a total meat-mongrel but that is one I won't touch. My
brother-in-law to this day still accuses me of trying to kill him.
--
Taylor
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