What do you make of this?

I was arguing with my wife the other night. We seem to have these
constantly and I'm getting used to them, as all is forgotten in the
morning. Usually the theme is if I get a little psychotic as I do from
time to time. Especially when a life changing event happens, such as
the birth of my newborn. Anyway so I lost it a bit. I've come back now
and am fine. The Psych increase my dose. So as I was arguing and I
think most of you know the history of my in-laws from my past post's.
So I said your family are all crazy with the exception of one of her
brothers who you can have a normal conversation with.

She said how can you say that your diagnosed with schizo-affective dis-
order. So I said and I want to know if this makes sense.

The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
help, is really not that crazy after all.

I fall into the second category. She said I was talk clap trap and
cryptic nonsense. Now call me crazy does that not make perfect sense.
When applied to certain members of her family the first of that
statement is true. She denied this, we went to bed and nothing more
was said. This was four days ago.

I'd just like to know peoples take on this.

Thanks.

ChrisC, wrote:

>The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>help, is really not that crazy after all.

That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!

Well, Chris, I'm fairly new here so don't have any background information on
your family. But, you are right about one thing: I always heard that if a
person thinks he/she is crazy, they probably aren't. It's the ones who deny
they have any mental problems and think it's "everyone else" that is the
crazy one, as you say. I've been around this Earth for 63 years, and that
is an old saying, and makes sense to me. Nanny
"ChrisC" <chrispche@googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:d55a352b-4f5e-4bea-879d-c94db4c1b57d@41g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
>I was arguing with my wife the other night. We seem to have these
> constantly and I'm getting used to them, as all is forgotten in the
> morning. Usually the theme is if I get a little psychotic as I do from
> time to time. Especially when a life changing event happens, such as
> the birth of my newborn. Anyway so I lost it a bit. I've come back now
> and am fine. The Psych increase my dose. So as I was arguing and I
> think most of you know the history of my in-laws from my past post's.
> So I said your family are all crazy with the exception of one of her
> brothers who you can have a normal conversation with.
>
> She said how can you say that your diagnosed with schizo-affective dis-
> order. So I said and I want to know if this makes sense.
>
> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>
> I fall into the second category. She said I was talk clap trap and
> cryptic nonsense. Now call me crazy does that not make perfect sense.
> When applied to certain members of her family the first of that
> statement is true. She denied this, we went to bed and nothing more
> was said. This was four days ago.
>
> I'd just like to know peoples take on this.
>
> Thanks.

Bear schreef:
> ChrisC, wrote:
>
>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>
> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>
I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse conditions -
the curtain was up.

Groucho Marx

Anna, wrote:
>
>Bear schreef:
>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>
>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>
>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>
>I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse conditions -
>the curtain was up.
>
>Groucho Marx

speaking of cinematic arts -

I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go
into the other room and read a book.

- Groucho Marx

Bear schreef:
> Anna, wrote:
>> Bear schreef:
>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>
>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>
>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse conditions -
>> the curtain was up.
>>
>> Groucho Marx
>
> speaking of cinematic arts -
>
> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go
> into the other room and read a book.
>
> - Groucho Marx
>

Speaking of the written word :

From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.

Groucho Marx

Co-Queen Anna, wrote:

>Bear schreef:
>> Anna, wrote:
>>> Bear schreef:
>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>
>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse conditions -
>>> the curtain was up.
>>>
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>
>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go
>> into the other room and read a book.
>>
>> - Groucho Marx
>>
>
>Speaking of the written word :
>
> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>
>Groucho Marx

Speaking more about books - this one might surprise you (or not, when you think
about the author of the comment).

Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative
pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls
into lazy habits of thinking.

- Albert Einstein

>> Speaking of the written word :
>>
>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>
>> Groucho Marx
>
> Speaking more about books - this one might surprise you (or not, when you think
> about the author of the comment).
>
> Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative
> pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls
> into lazy habits of thinking.
>
> - Albert Einstein

I had to let that one sink in ( bear of little brain )
Now tell me do I have to burn my books and start thinking for MYSELF?
That Einstein guy was pretty smart so what to do what to do ??

I need guidance on this one !!
You started mister :rrrrrrrrrrrrr::

Anna schreef:
> Bear schreef:
>> Anna, wrote:
>>> Bear schreef:
>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>
>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse conditions
>>> - the curtain was up.
>>>
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>
>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>> set, I go
>> into the other room and read a book.
>> - Groucho Marx
>>
>
> Speaking of the written word :
>
> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>
> Groucho Marx


Speaking of some people I know:

I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.

Groucho Marx

Philip Peters schreef:
> Anna schreef:
>> Bear schreef:
>>> Anna, wrote:
>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>>
>>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse
>>>> conditions - the curtain was up.
>>>>
>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>
>>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>>
>>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>>> set, I go
>>> into the other room and read a book.
>>> - Groucho Marx
>>>
>>
>> Speaking of the written word :
>>
>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>
>> Groucho Marx
>
>
> Speaking of some people I know:
>
> I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.
>
> Groucho Marx

I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.
Groucho Marx

Co-Captain Co-Queen Anna, wrote:


>>Speaking more about books - this one might surprise you (or not, when you think
>> about the author of the comment).
>>
>> Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative
>> pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls
>> into lazy habits of thinking.
>>
>> - Albert Einstein

>I had to let that one sink in

You prefer sinkers to floaters, then?

> ( bear of little brain )

( anna-tomically-incorrect )

>Now tell me do I have to burn my books

Bert never said anything about burning books. Perhaps the hot sellers tho?

> and start thinking for MYSELF?

Why don't you just think about that for a while.

>That Einstein guy was pretty smart so what to do what to do ??

He lived by imaginative and instinctive thoughts (and concepts). Most people end
up in jail living that way

>I need guidance on this one !!

Just this one?

>You started mister :rrrrrrrrrrrrr::

Blame Bert.

Anna schreef:
> Philip Peters schreef:
>> Anna schreef:
>>> Bear schreef:
>>>> Anna, wrote:
>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>>>
>>>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse
>>>>> conditions - the curtain was up.
>>>>>
>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>
>>>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>>>
>>>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>>>> set, I go
>>>> into the other room and read a book.
>>>> - Groucho Marx
>>>>
>>>
>>> Speaking of the written word :
>>>
>>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>>
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>>
>> Speaking of some people I know:
>>
>> I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.
>>
>> Groucho Marx
>
> I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.
> Groucho Marx


These are my principles. If you don't like them I've got others.

Groucho Marx

Bear schreef:
> Co-Captain Co-Queen Anna, wrote:

NO CO mister !!!
>
>
>>> Speaking more about books - this one might surprise you (or not,
when you think
>>> about the author of the comment).
>>>
>>> Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its
creative
>>> pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too
little falls
>>> into lazy habits of thinking.
>>> - Albert Einstein
>
>> I had to let that one sink in
>
> You prefer sinkers to floaters, then?

I never discus private matters on Usenet I don't want to get *juiced*
>
>> ( bear of little brain )
>
> ( anna-tomically-incorrect )

Maybe but hey who cares :-P
>
>> Now tell me do I have to burn my books
>
> Bert never said anything about burning books. Perhaps the hot sellers
tho?

You mean the ones written by Ernie ?
>
>> and start thinking for MYSELF?
>
> Why don't you just think about that for a while.

No I am scared it will get a habit and I already suffer from several
disorders I can live without a thinking disorder
>
>> That Einstein guy was pretty smart so what to do what to do ??
>
> He lived by imaginative and instinctive thoughts (and concepts). Most
people end
> up in jail living that way

I will most definitely be one of "most people" Though come to think of
it I am rather good in instinctive behavior . Does that count ?
>
>> I need guidance on this one !!
>
> Just this one?

This was way below the belt My people will contact your people over this
one !
>
>> You started mister :rrrrrrrrrrrrr::
>
> Blame Bert.

No I rather blame you !
>

Philip Peters, wrote:
>
>Anna schreef:
>> Philip Peters schreef:
>>> Anna schreef:
>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>> Anna, wrote:
>>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse
>>>>>> conditions - the curtain was up.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>>
>>>>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>>>>
>>>>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>>>>> set, I go
>>>>> into the other room and read a book.
>>>>> - Groucho Marx
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Speaking of the written word :
>>>>
>>>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>>>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>>>
>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>
>>>
>>> Speaking of some people I know:
>>>
>>> I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.
>>>
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>> I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.
>> Groucho Marx
>
>
>These are my principles. If you don't like them I've got others.
>
>Groucho Marx

Here's to our wives and girlfriends...may they never meet!

- Groucho Marx

King Anna, wrote:

>Bear schreef:
> > Co-Captain Co-Queen Anna, wrote:

>NO CO mister !!!

You're now the King all by yourself. I'm sorry but Queen Vashti MUST share the
lady's crown. It's megillah-cal in proportion!

> > You prefer sinkers to floaters, then?

>I never discus private matters on Usenet

Eggcellent policy.

> I don't want to get *juiced*

Is that when someone squeezes your balls???

> > Bert never said anything about burning books. Perhaps the hot sellers
>tho?

>You mean the ones written by Ernie ?

All I know about Ernie is this quote:

“Television: A medium. So called because it's neither rare nor well done.”

-- Ernie Kovacs

> > Why don't you just think about that for a while.

> I can live without a thinking disorder

I believe we're all examples of the contrary

> Does that count ?

THAT is sometimes an adverb, sometimes a conjunction, sometimes a pronoun and
sometimes an adjective. THAT can never count though; THAT has no fingers.

>This was way below the belt

First that, and now....this?

> My people will contact your people over this one !

Pogo cribbage at hi noon.

>I rather blame you !

It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you place the blame.

Bear schreef:
> Philip Peters, wrote:
>> Anna schreef:
>>> Philip Peters schreef:
>>>> Anna schreef:
>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>> Anna, wrote:
>>>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>>>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse
>>>>>>> conditions - the curtain was up.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>>>>>> set, I go
>>>>>> into the other room and read a book.
>>>>>> - Groucho Marx
>>>>>>
>>>>> Speaking of the written word :
>>>>>
>>>>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>>>>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>>>>
>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>
>>>> Speaking of some people I know:
>>>>
>>>> I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.
>>>>
>>>> Groucho Marx
>>> I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>> These are my principles. If you don't like them I've got others.
>>
>> Groucho Marx
>
> Here's to our wives and girlfriends...may they never meet!
>
> - Groucho Marx



I came to California without a dime and now I have a dime

Groucho Marx

Philip Peters, wrote:
>
>Bear schreef:
>> Philip Peters, wrote:
>>> Anna schreef:
>>>> Philip Peters schreef:
>>>>> Anna schreef:
>>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>>> Anna, wrote:
>>>>>>>> Bear schreef:
>>>>>>>>> ChrisC, wrote:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> The person who is crazy and does not know or want to admit it, is
>>>>>>>>>> crazy. The person who is crazy and admits it and seeks professional
>>>>>>>>>> help, is really not that crazy after all.
>>>>>>>>> That's from "Catch 22." Some catch, that catch 22!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I didn't like that movie , but then I saw it under adverse
>>>>>>>> conditions - the curtain was up.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>>>> speaking of cinematic arts -
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the
>>>>>>> set, I go
>>>>>>> into the other room and read a book.
>>>>>>> - Groucho Marx
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> Speaking of the written word :
>>>>>>
>>>>>> From the moment I picked your book up until I laid it down, I was
>>>>>> convulsed with laughter. Someday I intend reading it.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>>>
>>>>> Speaking of some people I know:
>>>>>
>>>>> I never forget a face but in your case I am willing to make an exception.
>>>>>
>>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>> I've had a perfectly wonderful evening. But this wasn't it.
>>>> Groucho Marx
>>>
>>> These are my principles. If you don't like them I've got others.
>>>
>>> Groucho Marx
>>
>> Here's to our wives and girlfriends...may they never meet!
>>
>> - Groucho Marx
>
>
>
>I came to California without a dime and now I have a dime
>
>Groucho Marx

I'll run out about the same time as you do

"Anyone who says he can see through women is missing a lot."

- Groucho Marx

Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????

King Anna, wrote:

>Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????

You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
the biggest

Bear schreef:
> King Anna, wrote:
>
>> Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????
>
> You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
> tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
> the biggest

Why thank you one seldom gets such compliments in one's lifetime
I am so sorry for you though It must be a burden to be one of those with
the smaller ones.

We will,however, treat you with the same respect as we always did ;-)

Your Queen in her own right Anna

King Anna wrote:

>Bear schreef:

>>> Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????

>> You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
>>tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
>> the biggest

>Why thank you one seldom gets such compliments in one's lifetime

It's not a compliment -

>I am so sorry for you though It must be a burden to be one of those with
>the smaller ones.

Size 11 shoe size? Not very small, but not as large as EVERYONE in the
Netherlands - including you, your highness (and large footness).

>We will,however, treat you with the same respect as we always did ;-)

And who said that Rodney Dangerfield died?

E...

King Anna wrote:

>Bear schreef:

>>> Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????

>> You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
>>tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
>> the biggest

>Why thank you one seldom gets such compliments in one's lifetime

It's not a compliment -

>I am so sorry for you though It must be a burden to be one of those with
>the smaller ones.

Size 11 shoe size? Not very small, but not as large as EVERYONE in the
Netherlands - including you, your highness (and large footness).

>We will,however, treat you with the same respect as we always did ;-)

And who said that Rodney Dangerfield died?

E...

King Anna wrote:

>Bear schreef:

>>> Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????

>> You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
>>tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
>> the biggest

>Why thank you one seldom gets such compliments in one's lifetime

It's not a compliment -

>I am so sorry for you though It must be a burden to be one of those with
>the smaller ones.

Size 11 shoe size? Not very small, but not as large as EVERYONE in the
Netherlands - including you, your highness (and large footness).

>We will,however, treat you with the same respect as we always did ;-)

And who said that Rodney Dangerfield died?

E...

Bear schreef:
> King Anna wrote:
>
>> Bear schreef:
>
>>>> Are you 2 playing who has the biggest ??????????
>
>>> You've been playing as well, my dear. We all know that Holland now has the
>>> tallest people of any country in our world. I yield to both of you as to who has
>>> the biggest
>
>> Why thank you one seldom gets such compliments in one's lifetime
>
> It's not a compliment -
>
>> I am so sorry for you though It must be a burden to be one of those with
>> the smaller ones.
>
> Size 11 shoe size? Not very small, but not as large as EVERYONE in the
> Netherlands - including you, your highness (and large footness).
>
>> We will,however, treat you with the same respect as we always did ;-)
>
> And who said that Rodney Dangerfield died?
>
> E...



Why do I have to read this OT nonsense *three times*? Is Alzheimer's
finally setting in? (Or Korsakow's maybe?)

P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's) (what's your name again?)

Philip Peters, wrote:

>Why do I have to read this OT nonsense *three times*?

Because your comprehension skills suck?

>Is Alzheimer's finally setting in?

It seems to have pitched a tent in your head, yes.

>P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's)

Ah yes. You mean my eBay store where I'm selling Al's hammers?

> (what's your name again?)

Bear neked? BTW, the 'thrice' was a newsguy fuck up. I deleted the two others
as soon as I saw them. You just got lucky -

E...

>> P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's)
>
> Ah yes. You mean my eBay store where I'm selling Al's hammers?

Hahahahahahahaha sometimes .....................
>
>> (what's your name again?)
>
> Bear neked? BTW, the 'thrice' was a newsguy fuck up. I deleted the two others
> as soon as I saw them. You just got lucky -
>
> E...

Well it seems I am lucky too !

Anna schreef:
>
>>> P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's)
>>
>> Ah yes. You mean my eBay store where I'm selling Al's hammers?
>
> Hahahahahahahaha sometimes .....................
>>
>>> (what's your name again?)
>>
>> Bear neked? BTW, the 'thrice' was a newsguy fuck up. I deleted the
>> two others
>> as soon as I saw them. You just got lucky -
>>
>> E...
>
> Well it seems I am lucky too !



It's because Bear has few computer skills and is a newbie to Usenet ;-)

P.
>

>
> And who said that Rodney Dangerfield died?
>
> E...

Is he I thought he was abducted by aliens But than again I only get CNN
here ;-)

McPhilip McPeters, wrote:

>Anna schreef:

>>>> P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's)
>>>
>>> Ah yes. You mean my eBay store where I'm selling Al's hammers?
>>
>> Hahahahahahahaha sometimes .....................
>>>
>>>> (what's your name again?)
>>>
>>> Bear neked? BTW, the 'thrice' was a newsguy fuck up. I deleted the
>>> two others
>>> as soon as I saw them. You just got lucky -
>>>
>>> E...

>> Well it seems I am lucky too !

>It's because Bear has few computer skills and is a newbie to Usenet ;-)

Used net? I thought something smelled fishy about all of this.

King Anna, wrote:

>I only get CNN here ;-)

You only get what we WANT you to get. If you were a good little country, we'd
let you have ESPN.

Bush was no accident. He was a punishment to the rest of the world! Boy, did
THAT work out well!!

Bear schreef:
> King Anna, wrote:
>
>> I only get CNN here ;-)
>
> You only get what we WANT you to get. If you were a good little country, we'd
> let you have ESPN.

OHOH we are a good little country We did everything your president said
we should do Yes mr. president No mr. president Of course we bomb those
countries back to the dark ages mr President !
>
> Bush was no accident. He was a punishment to the rest of the world! Boy, did
> THAT work out well!!

Yup it worked out very well A bit TOO well maybe
Well that depends on which side of the barrel you are I guess gnnnnnnn
>

>
>> It's because Bear has few computer skills and is a newbie to Usenet ;-)
>
> Used net? I thought something smelled fishy about all of this.

Keep the fish out of this Are you starting a flame
war against fish now You troll you ;-)
Huhuhuhuhuhuhuh ????????

Prince of Whales (sic) Anna, wrote:

>> Used net? I thought something smelled fishy about all of this.

>Keep the fish out of this

okie dokie

> Are you starting a flame

Flaming? As in really flaming?

> war against fish

Flaming fish? As in REALLY flaming fish?

http://tinyurl.com/ysyjqc

> You troll you ;-)

Some fishermen troll. You can't be caught if you don't want to be, though.
I think you want to get caught, you foxy young gill....

King of SiAnna, wrote:

>Bear schreef:
>> King Anna, wrote:
>>
>>> I only get CNN here ;-)
>>
>>You only get what we WANT you to get. If you were a good little country, we'd
>> let you have ESPN.
>
>OHOH we are a good little country We did everything your president said
>we should do Yes mr. president No mr. president Of course we bomb those
>countries back to the dark ages mr President !

If you've enjoyed this, just think of what Barry Goldwater would have been like!
He'd have never had a second term though. No one would

>> Bush was no accident. He was a punishment to the rest of the world! Boy, did
>> THAT work out well!!

>Yup it worked out very well A bit TOO well maybe
>Well that depends on which side of the barrel you are I guess gnnnnnnn

The barrel is a "pick a pecker pickle-head" barrel - and got us all in a big
pickle. Big dicks do that. Dick Nixon, Dick Cheney and bushy Barbara's favorite
Dick (which might be Cheney

E...

Bear schreef:
> McPhilip McPeters, wrote:
>
>> Anna schreef:
>
>>>>> P. (No, I mean *your* Alzheimer's)
>>>> Ah yes. You mean my eBay store where I'm selling Al's hammers?
>>> Hahahahahahahaha sometimes .....................
>>>>> (what's your name again?)
>>>> Bear neked? BTW, the 'thrice' was a newsguy fuck up. I deleted the
>>>> two others
>>>> as soon as I saw them. You just got lucky -
>>>>
>>>> E...
>
>>> Well it seems I am lucky too !
>
>> It's because Bear has few computer skills and is a newbie to Usenet ;-)
>
> Used net? I thought something smelled fishy about all of this.


Thet's the gefillte Fisch I caught

P.
>

>
> If you've enjoyed this, just think of what Barry Goldwater would have been like!
> He'd have never had a second term though. No one would

Isn't he the guy who wrote "Let's drop the Big One" hehehe Naaah it was
Randy Newman but let's face it Barry Goldwater was the only one who
believed it was a patriotic song ;-)
>
>>> Bush was no accident. He was a punishment to the rest of the world! Boy, did
>>> THAT work out well!!
>
>> Yup it worked out very well A bit TOO well maybe
>> Well that depends on which side of the barrel you are I guess gnnnnnnn
>
> The barrel is a "pick a pecker pickle-head" barrel - and got us all in a big
> pickle. Big dicks do that. Dick Nixon, Dick Cheney and bushy Barbara's favorite
> Dick (which might be Cheney