Re: Frogstein and Birdstein, Psychology
Sheesh... I get back after spending a long weekend basking in the Bahamian sunshine and I get to read all this.... In article <5l7ghe$pp...@freenet-news.carleton.ca>, bh6...@FreeNet.Carleton.CA (Peter Kwa) writes: >A certain Spunky falsely accused a certain PC who I do not know ;-) > ,, > ( "> > (->)-> http://members.aol.com/petecasso >( ^^ >--------- Llizard did take the initiative > by cutting off the tail > that goes below this line Ah Peter... the old copy/paste doesn't fail me... This was posted by PeteCasso (oops, I used the name you asked me not to ever use!... guess you couldn't figure out what "PC" stood for) Ouch! Ouch! Ouch! llizard is eating my tail! / ,, ( "> ,(->)-> http://members.aol.com/petecasso <- . ( ^^ ` `.\% ' /^^<<^^^^^^^^<<^^^^^^^^^^^^ . , / "" "" ` Chomp! ` ' Chomp! ` , Chomp! ' LOOK! This was posted before all of the bickering... It is a llizard (notice the double L) which you placed at your bird's tail. How can you possibly believe that llizard instigated this thread? You ought to remember what you post. >The "humorous reply" then includes a "llizardstein" drawing which was not >done by llizard and which is already different from the usual "llizard" >drawing. Llizard has many drawings of her llizard. Just the fact that you write the word "LLIZARD" with two Ls indicates that you are referring to ejm's llizard. >The cartoon character "Alligatorstein" is even more remote: mouth, tongue, >eyes and legs are quite different. Moreover, in case of "Alligatorstein", >the relative positioning between upper jaw and eyes, as well as the >direction of the curved tail, are designed to point directly at captions >without any further ado. >27 ^ 27 >28 ^ 28 >29 but this is quite a different Alligatorstein ^ 29 >30 \" ^ 30 >31 `/<<^^^^<<^ 31 >32 "" "" 32 You also posted this same cartoon with "Bitetailstein" as the creature's name... using simple logic: Alligatorstein = Bitetailstein Bitetailstein = Llizardstein (refer to YOUR first cartoon) ergo, Alligatorstein = Llizardstein... >I also like Pete Casso's cartoons, he received accollades such as "pure >genius" from Directors of Audio-Visual Studios and other leading >professionals, see his website where he posted some of these accolades. >If people only understand silly schoolboy jokes, then that's the only >thing they will see in his cartoons, if people have more profound >understanding, then they will also see more profound messages in his >cartoons. >Yet another Pete ;-) You write all this about yourself???? How egotistical, self-centered, and self-serving. I had wondered from the beginning how you managed to have so many people write such wonderful things about your cartoons. I thought that maybe your mother or grandmother posted the messages- now we know that you did many yourself. If you need self-affirmation that badly, I do hope that you get it. -joan
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