On Jun 12, 12:30*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Jim22208 wrote:
HK wrote:
jps wrote:
On Fri, 12 Jun 2009 11:50:03 -0400, jim 1 wrote:

Don't try it H. You might hurt your brain.

Plonk you, ****.

floridajim tries *soooo* hard to be noticed. I don't know why; he's
just another knuckledragger who shot the only wad he had in the navy
while helping us lose the war against vietnam.

Harry, your boy is having some trouble. Tell him that you can't block a
poster by saying plonk.

You must also say abra ka dabra before and after saying "plonk".

abra ka dabra.... * *PLONK ............................ * abra ka dabra

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Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

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jps has written that he's really smart, but have you noticed when
someone puts forth an opposing viewpoint that he can't counter, he
"plonks" them? He just sticks his head in the sand and ignores any
thought that his mind can't comprehend, and that seems to be quite a
lot.

Also, consider this: "The use of profanity has been described as an
attempt by a lazy and ignorant mind to express itself forcefully.
Others have called profanity the refuge of the witless. People who
have such a poor command of the language that they are unable to
express themselves effectively often rely on profanity to impress and
shock others."

"And one more thing to consider—the words we choose to use reveal the
kind of person we are. A person who is willing to use coarse, base,
and offensive words, in public or in private, is a person whose
character should be seriously questioned."

This guy nailed jps.