Re: longesr day today!

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:39:41 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:
>
>>"Atheist Chaplain" <abuse@cia.gov> wrote in message
>>news:o6Caj.25943$CN4.22818@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>> news:_yBaj.34029$5l3.31749@edtnps82...
>>>> "Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> And the earth is not a sphere....doh.
>>>>
>>>> Still convinced it's flat, eh Paul?
>>>>
>>> Its spherical, but not perfect, the Earth is wider in the middle making
>>> it
>>> more ovoid in shape.
>>
>>The difference between the equatorial and polar diameter of the earth is
>>42
>>kilometers. The mean diameter is 12,742 km. If the earth was scaled to
>>the
>>diameter of Paul's head (so that he could hold it in his hands and examine
>>it closely) I wonder if he could tell it was 1/300th wider on one axis?
>>Highly doubtful. If the earth was scaled down to the size of a billiard
>>ball even a pool hustler couldn't tell it wasn't perfectly round.
>>
>
>
> Gee, I didn't know we were scaling, too bad that does nothing to the
> point. If the earth was scaled larger, the size of the discrepancy at
> the equator would immediately be obvious.

Yes Paul, scale is irrelevant if you have the ability to move around large
physical objects in order to measure their dimensional properties. You
don't have such ability. Not that it matters, humans cannot detect by eye
alone an elliptical property that amounts to a minor axis 1/300th shorter
than the major axis. I could draw a small one or a great big one and you
would swear it's a perfect circle. If you could detect the imperfection by
eye alone you would be the first and only person in history to have such an
amazing capability.

> Strange how you never
> mentioned that. Much like the majority of your posts, why give all the
> facts when half suits your "point" so well.

I've pounded your rusty head into the plank so many times my hammer is worn
out.

[Ext User(Paul Morgan)]

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 00:34:07 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:

>"Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote:
>
>> Specifically, it is an oblate spheroid.
>
>Hey, is that a type of sphere? In one post you say it isn't a sphere... in
>another you say it is. I would say make up your mind but for obvious
>reasons that won't be possible.
>



>> It's good to be precise.
>
>In your case the term is 'combatively anal'.

It always comes back to anal with you, doesn't it?
>

[Ext User(Paul Morgan)]

On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 01:42:06 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:

>"Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote in message
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>> On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:39:41 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:
>>
>>>"Atheist Chaplain" <abuse@cia.gov> wrote in message
>>>news:o6Caj.25943$CN4.22818@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>>> news:_yBaj.34029$5l3.31749@edtnps82...
>>>>> "Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> And the earth is not a sphere....doh.
>>>>>
>>>>> Still convinced it's flat, eh Paul?
>>>>>
>>>> Its spherical, but not perfect, the Earth is wider in the middle making
>>>> it
>>>> more ovoid in shape.
>>>
>>>The difference between the equatorial and polar diameter of the earth is
>>>42
>>>kilometers. The mean diameter is 12,742 km. If the earth was scaled to
>>>the
>>>diameter of Paul's head (so that he could hold it in his hands and examine
>>>it closely) I wonder if he could tell it was 1/300th wider on one axis?
>>>Highly doubtful. If the earth was scaled down to the size of a billiard
>>>ball even a pool hustler couldn't tell it wasn't perfectly round.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Gee, I didn't know we were scaling, too bad that does nothing to the
>> point. If the earth was scaled larger, the size of the discrepancy at
>> the equator would immediately be obvious.
>
>Yes Paul, scale is irrelevant if you have the ability to move around large
>physical objects in order to measure their dimensional properties. You
>don't have such ability.

And you do? YOU were the one to bring up scaling, not me.

Not that it matters, humans cannot detect by eye
>alone an elliptical property that amounts to a minor axis 1/300th shorter
>than the major axis. I could draw a small one or a great big one and you
>would swear it's a perfect circle. If you could detect the imperfection by
>eye alone you would be the first and only person in history to have such an
>amazing capability.


Met everyone in history, have you?
The fact is you are blowing this out of your ass. Draw a 1:1 scale of
the earth and lets see if I can or cannot tell the difference in it
and a perfect circle, same size, same scale.
You brought up the challenge, I accept.

>
>> Strange how you never
>> mentioned that. Much like the majority of your posts, why give all the
>> facts when half suits your "point" so well.
>
>I've pounded your rusty head into the plank so many times my hammer is worn
>out.
>
>
Oddly enough, something you cannot show proof over. When challenged,
you spout the childish.

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 21 Dec 2007 01:42:06 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:
>
>>"Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote in message
>>news:br1mm3hc8fgss9abh0ua65lpq7i425urkl@4ax.com...
>>> On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 23:39:41 GMT, "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Atheist Chaplain" <abuse@cia.gov> wrote in message
>>>>news:o6Caj.25943$CN4.22818@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>>>> news:_yBaj.34029$5l3.31749@edtnps82...
>>>>>> "Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> And the earth is not a sphere....doh.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Still convinced it's flat, eh Paul?
>>>>>>
>>>>> Its spherical, but not perfect, the Earth is wider in the middle
>>>>> making
>>>>> it
>>>>> more ovoid in shape.
>>>>
>>>>The difference between the equatorial and polar diameter of the earth is
>>>>42
>>>>kilometers. The mean diameter is 12,742 km. If the earth was scaled to
>>>>the
>>>>diameter of Paul's head (so that he could hold it in his hands and
>>>>examine
>>>>it closely) I wonder if he could tell it was 1/300th wider on one axis?
>>>>Highly doubtful. If the earth was scaled down to the size of a billiard
>>>>ball even a pool hustler couldn't tell it wasn't perfectly round.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Gee, I didn't know we were scaling, too bad that does nothing to the
>>> point. If the earth was scaled larger, the size of the discrepancy at
>>> the equator would immediately be obvious.
>>
>>Yes Paul, scale is irrelevant if you have the ability to move around large
>>physical objects in order to measure their dimensional properties. You
>>don't have such ability.
>
> And you do? YOU were the one to bring up scaling, not me.
>
> Not that it matters, humans cannot detect by eye
>>alone an elliptical property that amounts to a minor axis 1/300th shorter
>>than the major axis. I could draw a small one or a great big one and you
>>would swear it's a perfect circle. If you could detect the imperfection
>>by
>>eye alone you would be the first and only person in history to have such
>>an
>>amazing capability.
>
>
> Met everyone in history, have you?
> The fact is you are blowing this out of your ass. Draw a 1:1 scale of
> the earth and lets see if I can or cannot tell the difference in it
> and a perfect circle, same size, same scale.
> You brought up the challenge, I accept.
>
>>
>>> Strange how you never
>>> mentioned that. Much like the majority of your posts, why give all the
>>> facts when half suits your "point" so well.
>>
>>I've pounded your rusty head into the plank so many times my hammer is
>>worn
>>out.
>>
>>
> Oddly enough, something you cannot show proof over. When challenged,
> you spout the childish.

Paul says the earth is an oblate spheroid. If Paul divided an oblate
spheroid equatorialy Paul would get two hemi-oblate spheroids.

So all you Ozzies out there, according to Paul you live in the Southern
Hemi-Oblate Spheroid! It's going to be a bitch for the entire planet to
rewrite all those tourist brochures and stuff in order to appease Paul's
demand for precision. Or we could just declare that he has anal combative
disorder and tell him to go STFU.

[Ext User(Luke)]

Chom Noamsky wrote:
> "Paul Morgan" <here@home.ca> wrote in message
<snip>
Would you two take your boring, childish bickering
elsewhere. Either that or, GET A LIFE!

The size of some of the egos demonstrated on Usenet
is amazing. It's so easy to flame someone
anonymously, when you know they can't confront you
face-to-face. This waste of bandwidth is a good
example, a casual observation used to start flaming,
for no other reason than to start a "pissing"
competition. Who cares what shape the planet is?
It really is quite irrelevant in how we live our
lives each day.

Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
would be for all of us.

Luke
"Do the right thing. Because it is the right thing
to do."

[Ext User(David Z)]

"Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
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> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>> enjoy it!
>
> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of summer.

Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You certainly
wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all of Nevada,
Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc. My point? What
has the season got to do with it?

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>> enjoy it!
>>
>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of summer.
>
> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You certainly
> wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all of Nevada,
> Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc. My point?
> What has the season got to do with it?

Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is Santa
depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he deliver
presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever heard a song
that goes "I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas"?

[Ext User(David Z)]

"Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
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> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>> enjoy it!
>>>
>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of
>>> summer.
>>
>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You
>> certainly wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all of
>> Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc. My
>> point? What has the season got to do with it?
>
> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is
> Santa depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he deliver
> presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever

No, he isn't depicted in those ways, but guess what? In Hawaii, businessmen
go to work in suits and ties, not Hawaiian shirts. Santa's dress is
appropriate for Santa, and has nothing to do with the weather. Besides, do
you know what the temperature would have been when & where Jesus was born?
It would *not* have been snowing, I can tell you that much.

[Ext User(Patrick)]

Chom Noamsky wrote:
> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>> enjoy it!
>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of summer.
>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You certainly
>> wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all of Nevada,
>> Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc. My point?
>> What has the season got to do with it?
>
> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is Santa
> depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he deliver
> presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever heard a song
> that goes "I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas"?
>
>

Everybody sing!


Six white boomers
Snow white boomers
Dragging Santa Claus through the blazing sun
Six white boomers
Snow white boomers
On his Australian run

(I can't remember the verses, but they follow a similar line)

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
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>> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>>> enjoy it!
>>>>
>>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of
>>>> summer.
>>>
>>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You
>>> certainly wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all
>>> of Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc.
>>> My point? What has the season got to do with it?
>>
>> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is
>> Santa depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he
>> deliver presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever
>
> No, he isn't depicted in those ways, but guess what? In Hawaii,
> businessmen go to work in suits and ties, not Hawaiian shirts. Santa's
> dress is appropriate for Santa, and has nothing to do with the weather.
> Besides, do you know what the temperature would have been when & where
> Jesus was born? It would *not* have been snowing, I can tell you that
> much.

Most historians (the ones that beleive there was a Jesus) have determined he
was born sometime in the month of September, so Dec 25'th has about as much
to do with Jesus' birthday as the other 363 days he wasn't born on. There
are absolutely no references to the celebration of Christmas in the bible.
Christmas has origins in pagansim, the most likely explanation is that it
was usurped from pagans and rebranded by Christians in order to transition
them to Christianity. There were several ancient celebrations that took
place at or near winter solstice long before Jesus existed (if he indeed
ever did).

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"Patrick" <doctorpat@spiced-luncheon-meat-bigfoot.com> wrote in message
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> Chom Noamsky wrote:
>> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>>> enjoy it!
>>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of
>>>> summer.
>>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You
>>> certainly wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all
>>> of Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc.
>>> My point? What has the season got to do with it?
>>
>> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is
>> Santa depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he
>> deliver presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever
>> heard a song that goes "I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas"?
>
> Everybody sing!
>
>
> Six white boomers
> Snow white boomers
> Dragging Santa Claus through the blazing sun
> Six white boomers
> Snow white boomers
> On his Australian run
>
> (I can't remember the verses, but they follow a similar line)

Got me there! That would be the one and only Rolf Harris. Had his own show
on CBC television here in Canada. We used to wonder about "Jake's" extra
leg and what it really was.

[Ext User(David Z)]

"Chom Noamsky" <e@t.me> wrote in message
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>
> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:NIGaj.26053$CN4.10422@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>> news:HtGaj.34806$5l3.30826@edtnps82...
>>> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in
>>>>> message
>>>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>>>> enjoy it!
>>>>>
>>>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of
>>>>> summer.
>>>>
>>>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You
>>>> certainly wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all
>>>> of Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc.
>>>> My point? What has the season got to do with it?
>>>
>>> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is
>>> Santa depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he
>>> deliver presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever
>>
>> No, he isn't depicted in those ways, but guess what? In Hawaii,
>> businessmen go to work in suits and ties, not Hawaiian shirts. Santa's
>> dress is appropriate for Santa, and has nothing to do with the weather.
>> Besides, do you know what the temperature would have been when & where
>> Jesus was born? It would *not* have been snowing, I can tell you that
>> much.
>
> Most historians (the ones that beleive there was a Jesus) have determined
> he was born sometime in the month of September, so Dec 25'th has about as
> much to do with Jesus' birthday as the other 363 days he wasn't born on.
> There are absolutely no references to the celebration of Christmas in the
> bible. Christmas has origins in pagansim, the most likely explanation is
> that it was usurped from pagans and rebranded by Christians in order to
> transition them to Christianity. There were several ancient celebrations
> that took place at or near winter solstice long before Jesus existed (if
> he indeed ever did).

You have just proved my point that winter has nothing to do with
Christmas...

[Ext User(Chom Noamsky)]

"David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.me> wrote in message
> news:f2Iaj.29146$UZ4.12743@edtnps89...
>>
>> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:NIGaj.26053$CN4.10422@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>> news:HtGaj.34806$5l3.30826@edtnps82...
>>>> "David Z" <dave@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> news:I8Gaj.26030$CN4.15903@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>>>>> "Chom Noamsky" <e@t.beef> wrote in message
>>>>> news:Gjyaj.33977$5l3.29850@edtnps82...
>>>>>> "The one and only Andy" <pandoraandypandy@hotmail.com> wrote in
>>>>>> message
>>>>>> news:aa62a613-f268-42f4-95cd-74db2edb5e0b@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
>>>>>>> enjoy it!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> There is just something perverse about Christmas in the middle of
>>>>>> summer.
>>>>>
>>>>> Have you ever been to southern California during Christmas? You
>>>>> certainly wouldn't know it was winter. The same applies to almost all
>>>>> of Nevada, Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Florida, Texas, Hawaii, etc etc.
>>>>> My point? What has the season got to do with it?
>>>>
>>>> Only the entire culture of Christmas. In the states you mentioned, is
>>>> Santa depicted wearing Bermuda shorts and Hawiian shirts? Does he
>>>> deliver presents from a surf board drawn by kangaroos? Have you ever
>>>
>>> No, he isn't depicted in those ways, but guess what? In Hawaii,
>>> businessmen go to work in suits and ties, not Hawaiian shirts. Santa's
>>> dress is appropriate for Santa, and has nothing to do with the weather.
>>> Besides, do you know what the temperature would have been when & where
>>> Jesus was born? It would *not* have been snowing, I can tell you that
>>> much.
>>
>> Most historians (the ones that beleive there was a Jesus) have determined
>> he was born sometime in the month of September, so Dec 25'th has about as
>> much to do with Jesus' birthday as the other 363 days he wasn't born on.
>> There are absolutely no references to the celebration of Christmas in the
>> bible. Christmas has origins in pagansim, the most likely explanation is
>> that it was usurped from pagans and rebranded by Christians in order to
>> transition them to Christianity. There were several ancient celebrations
>> that took place at or near winter solstice long before Jesus existed (if
>> he indeed ever did).
>
> You have just proved my point that winter has nothing to do with
> Christmas...

Everything to do with winter since Christmas was originally a winter
solstice celebration:

"Yule is a winter festival associated with the winter solstice celebrated in
northern Europe since ancient times. Its Christianized form is called
"Christmas", which is essentially the symbology and traditions of Yule with
the Christian story of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth superimposed upon it."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yule

[Ext User(Kwyjibo)]

"Luke" <netsurfauNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
> just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
> would be for all of us.
>

Fuck off, you silly little cunt.

--
Kwyj.

[Ext User(atec77)]

Kwyjibo wrote:
> "Luke" <netsurfauNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
>> Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
>> just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
>> would be for all of us.
>>
>
> Fuck off, you silly little cunt.
>
How about you slash your wrists in protest at his post headjob ?.

[Ext User(Noddy)]

"Kwyjibo" <kwyjibo@ozdebate.remove.com> wrote in message
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> Fuck off, you silly little cunt.

Love it :)

--
Regards,
Noddy.

[Ext User(Kwyjibo)]

"atec77" <atec77@hotmaul.com> wrote in message news:fkftpb$606$1@aioe.org...
> Kwyjibo wrote:
>> "Luke" <netsurfauNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:fkfajv$qgl$1@otis.netspace.net.au...
>>
>>> Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
>>> just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
>>> would be for all of us.
>>>
>>
>> Fuck off, you silly little cunt.
>>
> How about you slash your wrists in protest at his post headjob ?.

How about I slash yours instead, you fat fuck?

--
Kwyj.

[Ext User(atec77)]

Kwyjibo wrote:
> "atec77" <atec77@hotmaul.com> wrote in message news:fkftpb$606$1@aioe.org...
>> Kwyjibo wrote:
>>> "Luke" <netsurfauNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:fkfajv$qgl$1@otis.netspace.net.au...
>>>
>>>> Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
>>>> just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
>>>> would be for all of us.
>>>>
>>> Fuck off, you silly little cunt.
>>>
>> How about you slash your wrists in protest at his post headjob ?.
>
> How about I slash yours instead, you fat fuck?
>
You are welcome to try little boy

[Ext User(PeterLucas)]

"Kwyjibo" <kwyjibo@ozdebate.remove.com> wrote in news:13mmt39617tjo43
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>
> "Luke" <netsurfauNOSPAM@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:fkfajv$qgl$1@otis.netspace.net.au...
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>> Try a random act of kindness. If everyone did this
>> just once a day, imagine how much more pleasant life
>> would be for all of us.
>>
>
> Fuck off, you silly little cunt.
>


You gotta love that Christmas spirit :-)



BTW, we're getting a new restaraunt here in Brissie.

It's called Jellyfish.



--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia


Jack and Jill
Went up the hill
And planned to do some kissing.
Jack made a pass
and grabbed her ass
Now two of his teeth are missing.

[Ext User(Jeßus)]

PeterLucas wrote:

> BTW, we're getting a new restaraunt here in Brissie.
>
> It's called Jellyfish.

Presumably named so because they specialise in catering to spineless
gimps such as yourself Lucas?

You should be their most loyal patron... on a fortnightly basis only, of
course (for obvious reasons).


--
May God protect you from his followers.