What a day for the resident-under-the-bridge. Gilligan tried to help by giving
him some friendly pointers to spiff up his trolling efforts, but they were
roundly ignored as the fool taped on a fresh Kick Me sign and plunged willy
nilly into another day of embarassing character trait revelations and
admissions of incompetence. In his desperate quest for attention, he judges
his trolling effort by the only measure that shows him a success - simply
whether he can get anyone to respond - despite the fact that he ends up reviled
and ridiculed. Thom even asked him to leave. Well, if nothing else, you've
got to give him credit for perseverance.

"SkitchNYC" wrote in message

... Well, if nothing else, you've
got to give him credit for perseverance.

Is that the same as pathologoical obsession?


--
Wally
I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty!
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk

Wally wrote:

"SkitchNYC" wrote in message

... Well, if nothing else, you've
got to give him credit for perseverance.

Is that the same as pathologoical obsession?


No. Told you before, the pahtological obsessions mine, all
mine...

FT

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message

Is that the same as pathologoical obsession?

No. Told you before, the pahtological obsessions mine, all
mine...

Not the purview of the regulars, then?


--
Wally
I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty!
www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk

Bobadil already said that Suzzy bought the boat because his credit is awful.

Another lie from the KING of liars! My credit score is 279. That's good enough
for luxury loans or anything else. What's yours?? Were you forced to buy that
trailerpark boat with cash????

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

On 18 Jul 2003 12:08:37 GMT, (CANDChelp) wrote:

Bobadil already said that Suzzy bought the boat because his credit is awful.

Another lie from the KING of liars! My credit score is 279. That's good enough
for luxury loans or anything else. What's yours?? Were you forced to buy that
trailerpark boat with cash????

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

"You also fail to realize that financial history comes into play.
Suzzy's is perfect. Mine is not." RB

I am afraid you already let that genie out of the bottle, Bob, and
your desperate attempts to revise history while keeping your "low tax
profile" won't help you now. It is clear that you are the credit
equivalent of a cockroach scurrying for cover when the light comes on
to prevent the taxman and your many creditors from collecting their
due. Sad, really. If it weren't such a distance, I would probably
organize a food drive in one of my charitable moments.

"You also fail to realize that financial history comes into play.
Suzzy's is perfect. Mine is not." RB

I am afraid you already let that genie out of the bottle, Bob,

Financial history does not imply bad credit problems. I only spoke of tax
issues.
Sorry...now you're BOTH lying!!!

Bwahahahahaha! I just can't lose with these dopes!

RB

I must have missed that day when they explained how an imperfect
financial history and one's credit are unrelated. Apparently it was
sufficient to motivate you to title a 23 year old, less than $20k boat
in your wife's name. It really must be sad to live like that. Now I
know why you spend your every waking moment in this group trying
desperately to cling to the delusion that we all envy you for your
boat and your stereo and the car that you "might" buy if only the
owner will carry the note and you can get some relative to cosign for
you "for tax reasons." At least you serve as a warning and a reminder
to the rest of us as to what happens when our wants overtake our
means. Postage be damned! I'll send you some canned goods at
Thanksgiving so poor Suzzy won't go hungry.

Kerblaaaammmmmm!!!

On 18 Jul 2003 15:19:06 GMT, (SkitchNYC) wrote:


I must have missed that day when they explained how an imperfect
financial history and one's credit are unrelated. Apparently it was
sufficient to motivate you to title a 23 year old, less than $20k boat
in your wife's name. It really must be sad to live like that. Now I
know why you spend your every waking moment in this group trying
desperately to cling to the delusion that we all envy you for your
boat and your stereo and the car that you "might" buy if only the
owner will carry the note and you can get some relative to cosign for
you "for tax reasons." At least you serve as a warning and a reminder
to the rest of us as to what happens when our wants overtake our
means. Postage be damned! I'll send you some canned goods at
Thanksgiving so poor Suzzy won't go hungry.

Kerblaaaammmmmm!!!

Nah. No need for a large calibre weapon. This is more like gigging
frogs

felton wrote:

On 18 Jul 2003 15:19:06 GMT, (SkitchNYC) wrote:


I must have missed that day when they explained how an imperfect
snip

Kerblaaaammmmmm!!!

Nah. No need for a large calibre weapon. This is more like gigging
frogs

Listen, Rabbitoh, some of us are a bit sensitive about people who
maltreat amphibians. Consider yourself warned.

Flying Tadpole