Re: ASCII Art Fart for Mon, 2004 Oct 18
From Iconoclast <non...@bogusemailaddress.com>
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· 21 Oct 2004 05:00 · View full thread
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Sharky wrote: > In <VCBdd.20269$Qv5...@newssvr33.news.prodigy.com>, Iconoclast wrote: > >>Annie wrote: >> >>> >>> On 2004-10-20 "Iconoclast" (non...@bogusemailaddress.com) said: >>> >>> > lol you're quite the racist twat >>> _____ >>> And obviously, YOU'RE quite ((( `\ >>> the Gook-loving prick. _ _`\ ) >>> (^ ) ) >>> It's good that we can come to ~-( ) >>> this kind of understanding. _'((,,,))) >>> Hehehe! ,-' \_/ `\ >>> ( , | >>> `-.-'`-.-'/|_| >>> \ / | | >>> =()=: / ,' aa >> >>Nope, you're still not understanding. Judging people by race is bad. I >>don't judge people by their country of origin, I judge them by whether or >>not they're a fucking dipshit. If they're not, we're cool. However, if >>someone /is/ a fucking dipshit, I try establish exactly what kind of >>fucking dipshit they are and talk to them on their level >> >>I've established what kind of fucking dipshit you are, and here's what I >>have to say >> >> >>'fuck you, you stuck up nazi-esque redneck cunt'. > > I think what Annie was saying is that Tran - the pseudonym behind art fart > - is a gook faggot, and you seem to be defending him. Perhaps you're a > gook, a faggot, an uptight prick, or all of the above... any way ya cut it > someone should put a boot up your ass. Well call me old fashioned, but I can't think of a single thing wrong with being either vietnamese or gay (other than the whole commie thing, which is a moot point as I'm pretty sure Tran lives in the US) Or perhaps I thought she was having too easy of a time trashing someone who isn't even here to defend himself. What fun is that? Might as well give her a live target to flame, right? -- "Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and your government when it deserves it." --Mark Twain
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