Re: chinese new year -
From Sven Guckes <guc...@banach.math.fu-berlin.de>
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· 10 Feb 1997 00:00 · View full thread
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@removewebspan.net (Panhead): > Sven Guckes wrote, but was snipped for a most unpleasant race hatred behavior: race hatred? If sillyness counts as a race - yes. ;-) > I have no idea why you have an obvious hatred towards me. > You hate my spelling? Fine. I wasn't critisizing your spillleng. > All I did was post and email to the person who does indeed know more > then two languages...possibly more then that. No, you did less than is necessary - you did not provide enough info about your situation to make an answer possible. > I asked a very simple (nicely put, I think) question, and all you can > do is start name calling? eh? > Is this how you treat all people for the first time? Offtopic posts to newsgroup can only be answered like this. Please go and ask in the appropriate places - this group is not about character > Fick du,du miserabler hurensohn. tsk tsk Should we take this to email? Naah.. Sven
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