Black balls

First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, and now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez of the UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since I'm a politically correct citizen I wont touch it. And btw, a pretty interesting finish! Onya Hamilton - at least blackeys are allowed to have balls on this planet.

Byron Forbes wrote: > First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, and > now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez of the > UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since I'm a > politically correct citizen I wont touch it. It has nothing to do with PC, you're just simply a fucking racist. And you hate women. And gays. And... well, maybe it's easier if you tell us, who you like (or, at least, tolerate). Oh shit, why did I ask...

On Nov 8, 9:29 pm, "Byron Forbes" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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>     First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, and > now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez of the > UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since I'm a > politically correct citizen I wont touch it. > >     And btw, a pretty interesting finish! Onya Hamilton - at least blackeys > are allowed to have balls on this planet.

Get used to it Byron. Every moment that passes is bringing more equality to those that you apparently think should know their place – that is, beneath you. But at least in my estimation, you’re at the bottom of the barrel with this kind of innuendo.

"Ronald Stoehr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:gf721m$fum$[email hidden]...

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> Byron Forbes wrote: >> First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, >> and now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez >> of the UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since >> I'm a politically correct citizen I wont touch it. > > It has nothing to do with PC, you're just simply a fucking racist. > And you hate women. And gays. And... well, maybe it's easier if you tell > us, who you like (or, at least, tolerate). Oh shit, why did I ask...

What's to like about a planet that is so fucked up that the general consensless is that there is apparently nothing wrong with sex with 2nd hand cunt? etc, etc.............................................

"Bob Simpson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... On Nov 8, 9:29 pm, "Byron Forbes" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, and > now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez of > the > UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since I'm a > politically correct citizen I wont touch it. > > And btw, a pretty interesting finish! Onya Hamilton - at least blackeys > are allowed to have balls on this planet.

Get used to it Byron. Every moment that passes is bringing more equality to those that you apparently think should know their place � that is, beneath you. But at least in my estimation, you�re at the bottom of the barrel with this kind of innuendo. It's an upside down world. Besides, though Hamilton is a great and ballsy driver, he is showing signs of becomming just another bleeding nigger.

[email hidden] (Byron Forbes) wrote: > What's to like about a planet that is so fucked up that the general > consensless is that there is apparently nothing wrong with sex with > 2nd hand cunt? Ok, I give up. I was trying to ignore you, but that deserves a reply just for the Google archives. You are way, way out of line there. You may have valid opinions for all I know, but they're buried so far under layers of vitriol that it's hard for anyone to take you seriously. If you want anyone to take notice of your thoughts and opinions (why else post on the internet?) then you need to learn that there's a common language of decency we use to at least pretend we're level-headed, rational human beings. Andrew McP

"Andrew MacPherson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (Byron Forbes) wrote: > >> What's to like about a planet that is so fucked up that the general >> consensless is that there is apparently nothing wrong with sex with >> 2nd hand cunt? > > Ok, I give up. I was trying to ignore you, but that deserves a reply just > for the > Google archives. You are way, way out of line there. You may have valid > opinions > for all I know, but they're buried so far under layers of vitriol that > it's hard > for anyone to take you seriously. > > If you want anyone to take notice of your thoughts and opinions (why else > post on > the internet?) then you need to learn that there's a common language of > decency we > use to at least pretend we're level-headed, rational human beings. > > Andrew McP

LOL. I rest my case! :)

[email hidden] (Byron Forbes) wrote: > I rest my case! :) Could you rest it somewhere else? Andrew McP

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> > "Ronald Stoehr" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:gf721m$fum$[email hidden]... > > Byron Forbes wrote: > >> First it was the big double at the academy awards a few years back, > >> and now, withing the space of a few days, it's f1 world champion and Prez > >> of the UZ. There's a Planet of the Apes joke in there somewhere but since > >> I'm a politically correct citizen I wont touch it. > > > > It has nothing to do with PC, you're just simply a fucking racist. > > And you hate women. And gays. And... well, maybe it's easier if you tell > > us, who you like (or, at least, tolerate). Oh shit, why did I ask... > > What's to like about a planet that is so fucked up that the general > consensless is that there is apparently nothing wrong with sex with 2nd hand > cunt? etc, etc............................................. > > >

Not as fucked up as that sentence, though. -- Pete Ives Remove All_stRESS before sending me an email

"Andrew MacPherson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (Byron Forbes) wrote: > > > What's to like about a planet that is so fucked up that the general > > consensless is that there is apparently nothing wrong with sex with > > 2nd hand cunt? > > Ok, I give up. I was trying to ignore you, but that deserves a reply just

for the > Google archives. You are way, way out of line there. You may have validopinions > for all I know, but they're buried so far under layers of vitriol thatit's hard > for anyone to take you seriously. > > If you want anyone to take notice of your thoughts and opinions (why elsepost on > the internet?) then you need to learn that there's a common language ofdecency we > use to at least pretend we're level-headed, rational human beings. > > Andrew McP LOL ! Taking *Usenet/internet* seriously. Oh man, who needs TV with Andrew around !

[email hidden] (JP) wrote: > LOL ! Taking *Usenet/internet* seriously. I take the opinions of people I know well on usenet seriously. Exchange of knowledge and experience... it doesn't get much more serious than that. Maybe not for computer games though, I'll grant you that. But I never tire of having the world's data and human resources at my fingertips. :-) Sadly you also have a never ending supply of bolshy gits at your fingertips. But hey, at least if Byron's posting on newsgroups he's not out there in the 'real' world annoying folk for a few minutes of the day. Andrew McP

"Andrew MacPherson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (JP) wrote: > >> LOL ! Taking *Usenet/internet* seriously. > > I take the opinions of people I know well on usenet seriously. Exchange of > knowledge and experience... it doesn't get much more serious than that. > Maybe not for computer games though, I'll grant you that. But I never tire > of > having the world's data and human resources at my fingertips. :-) > > Sadly you also have a never ending supply of bolshy gits at your > fingertips. But > hey, at least if Byron's posting on newsgroups he's not out there in the > 'real' > world annoying folk for a few minutes of the day. > > Andrew McP

Well, I was actually laying the boot into a drunk as I typed that original post! Which proved it could be done.

[email hidden] (Byron Forbes) wrote: > Well, I was actually laying the boot into a drunk as I typed that > original post! Wi-fi is a wonderful thing. It allows even thugs and louts to multi-task! ;-) Andrew McP

"Andrew MacPherson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (JP) wrote: > > > LOL ! Taking *Usenet/internet* seriously. > > I take the opinions of people I know well on usenet seriously. Exchange of > knowledge and experience... it doesn't get much more serious than that. > Maybe not for computer games though, I'll grant you that. But I never tire

of > having the world's data and human resources at my fingertips. :-) > > Sadly you also have a never ending supply of bolshy gits at yourfingertips. But > hey, at least if Byron's posting on newsgroups he's not out there in the'real' > world annoying folk for a few minutes of the day. > > Andrew McP Come on; unless they're your neighbor, *real-world* friend/acquaintance, etc., you don't *know* anyone on Usenet/net, least of all seriously.

[email hidden] (JP) wrote: > Come on; unless they're your neighbor, *real-world* > friend/acquaintance, etc., you don't *know* anyone on > Usenet/net, least of all seriously. I made the assumption that the words 'know well' were used in context, and that this would be understood. Clearly we all know each other really badly in many ways. But I believe you can tell all you need to know about people from their posting style... especially over a period of years. It's hard to be something you aren't consistently. Andrew McP

"Andrew MacPherson" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> [email hidden] (JP) wrote: > > > Come on; unless they're your neighbor, *real-world* > > friend/acquaintance, etc., you don't *know* anyone on > > Usenet/net, least of all seriously. > > I made the assumption that the words 'know well' were used in context, and

that > this would be understood. > > Clearly we all know each other really badly in many ways. But I believeyou can > tell all you need to know about people from their posting style...especially over > a period of years. It's hard to be something you aren't consistently. > > Andrew McP Having met in person many people, I had communicated with for years over the net, both in business and not, the one constant was how completely different they were in person vs. the non-physical image I had of them from our net postings, etc.