Re: The 'steins - The Eulogy

Steven 'GoofY' de Brouwer <goo...@stack.nl> wrote:
>On 4 Oct 1998 04:56:36 GMT, Colin Douthwaite <cfb...@southern.co.nz> wrote:
>>Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca> wrote:

>>> Enough cartooning for today! Enjoy!

>>Hmm, sorry, but after the latest string of complaints from you and
>>your troll-like behaviour in deliberately stripping original credits
>>and attaching incorrect credits to a whole series of Ascii pictures,
>>I have to say that I, personally, no longer enjoy any of your works
>>or your writings.

>Then put him in your killfile, and let the rest of us
>(me) enjoy his cartoons...

>--
>GoofY
>[who knows, that tin has excellent killfiles...]
>[Killfile: a bi-directional mechanism to keep certain aspects invisible 
>           to a user and a newsgroup...
> (IAW: You won't see his messages, we won't see your responses to him)]


Sorry, I choose not to use killfiles but _you_ can enjoy Mr. Casso's 
copyrighted cartoons...all of them...on his Website.

You are new to to this group so you have not seen Mr. Casso's past 
very undesirable antics...commonly referred to now as the Stein Wars...
which have pissed off just about everybody here except newcomers who
initially see the Steins as "cute novelties" until they also really begin 
to know the Stein's author by witnessing his behaviour in this public 
unmoderated newsgroup, alt.ascii-art.  

It's actually all very sad really because so many people do find 
this newsgroup rather different to other newsgroups and also mainly 
find it quite enjoyable whether as just lurkers/readers or contributors.

Later,

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