Re: pre and center tags
From Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
· alt.ascii-art
· 26 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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> Yeah, and people are also annoying.
Yeah, I find the asciigangsteins particularly annoying.
The html, plonking, copyright, and what have you "issues" are really
innocuous (or even ludicrous) ripples that appear on the surface and
that the asciigangsteins use as pretexts.
Not so innocuous are the undercurrents below the surface, mostly powered
by Not Invented Here kind of jealousy. And in case of Veronicastein,
things are aggravated by her boredom.
As long as the asciigangsteins only understand the "throwing back"
language, then there will be not only my wars, but also the Tony Relyea,
the Kangaroo and the Miss Kitty wars, and there will be many more wars
to come.
It would be good if the asciigangsteins mature and not behave like seven
year old brats jealous of other kids' toys.
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