On 1/12/17 9:51 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Soze Wrote in message:
On 1/12/17 9:21 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Soze Wrote in message:
On 1/12/17 8:47 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Soze Wrote in message:
On 1/12/17 7:28 AM, Tim wrote:
Maybe trying to elevate his own credibility as far as being a world class journalist. Now he's trouncing the rumor mills and fake news maggots that will print about anything to make a cheap buck through tabloid 'shock and awe' tactics.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...residency.html



The reports that have Trump cavorting in urine with Russian prostitutes
haven't been substantiated or debunked. If Piers is debunking the fake
news maggots, he must be going after Fox, eh?


He he. Your hurt is so obvious. If only you had opened your eyed
ant thought for yourself. You might have avoided turning into a
snivveling idiot.


You're the example of who my father was referring to when he said if you
don't pay attention in school, you'll turn into a drooling idiot.


You should have taken his advice. No wonder he didn't put you
through school. He was ashamed and embarrassed. Whatever did your
old man do to deserve you?



My father didn't have to "put me through" college. He paid some
incidental expenses, but I was glad to find a couple of part-time and
summer jobs that paid enough for me to cover my tuition and room and
board at a dorm. He was quite happy to pay for my text books and $25 a
week "pocket money."

I had a fellowship and an employer's grant for grad school, and I worked
as a teaching assistant to pay for my master's. All this while you were
hiding out in the naveeee because you didn't have the intellectual
wherewithal to get into even a community college.


Sounds like college was and is the only thing that mattered in
your miserable life. I'm glad your old man
was happy to pay you
an allowance through college. From your description of his
success, he could have and should have contributed much more. Was
this his way of expressing what a dickhead you were and
are?


Yes, I thought it would be important for me to work and help pay my way
through college, because I knew I wasn't going to enlist in the naveee
and get some sinecure of a job. I worked loading docks and as a welder
in the summers and a variety of part-time jobs while getting my B.A.
Because I was a hard-working kid, my dad could save his bucks and buy a
retirement home in Florida. Sadly, he died before he wanted to retire,
but my mom moved to it and had many years there.