Re: A bored Flookster can indeed be a dangerous thing.
Shimrod wrote: > Flooksters post had nothing whatsoever to do with your asciigangstein > rants. Most of the people you like to call asciigangsteins are not trying > to distance themselves from anything, nor are they cowards. Instead they > seem to have taken the wise way of ignoring you, like I usually do, and > like I will continue to do from this posts onward. (if you feel the need > to continue this discussion, you are welcome to take it to private email, > just keep it out of this group, I will not respond here.) Look, look, look! Just enough courage to do a hit and run! Well, let's leave things at that, you did not behave too badly in the past, even tried to mediate once, why behave badly now? ========================================================= [] ,, [] [] ( "> Visit the Gallery of the 'steins! [] [] ,(> )> http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso/ [] [] ( ^^ Devilstein, who sired all the 'steins [] [] [] =========================================================
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