Re: A giant ASCII goat
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 16:12:51 +0200, b <bes...@last.com> wrote: >Well I will worry about being 71 when I am 71. Right now I am 34 and >enjoying myself tremendously. I'm happy for you, and if it tweaked a nerve and you were insulted by my words, I appologise. You are clever at twisting the intent of other's words. I am not, so I am not going to pursue this any further except to say...what I said in the beginning: "It is rude and uncaring for the feelings of others to use gutter language in a public place -- PERIOD. You can twist that around any way you want to. As your inflated ego will not tolerate argument...I rest my case and gladly accept the judgement of others. Nat
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