Keyser Söze wrote:
Alex wrote:
Keyser Soze wrote:
On 8/28/18 7:49 PM, Alex wrote:
John H. wrote:
On Tue, 28 Aug 2018 09:37:43 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

On Tuesday, 28 August 2018 11:33:32 UTC-3, John H wrote:
On Tue, 28 Aug 2018 07:27:02 -0700 (PDT), True North
wrote:

John H

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"Oh, I didn't know 'Ditzy Dan Kruger' was a common nickname.
Perhaps you could show me one place,
other than *your* posts, where that name is used?"



There's a lot y'all don't know, Johnny.
Are y'all saying Kruger only deserves a "common nickname"?
Here we try to match nicknames to the recipient...that is
something that reflects their personality or even physical
attributes.
Got it?
No, Don, I'm saying, "Don, calling names while rebuking another's
name-calling does not make much
sense."

You implied it was a common nickname with your words, "Big
difference, I use his nick name, such as
is popular in a lot of places around here..."

If it's popular, who besides you, is using it?

Who is the 'we' matching 'Ditzy' with Dan Kreuger? You, for
example, have many 'nicknames' here in
rec.boats. You don't see me using any of them now, do you?
Wrong again, as usual Johnny.
Y'all should really learn to comprehend what y'all are reading
before trying to start an argument.
I didn't "imply IT was a common nickname".......I stated that
nicknames were common up here. It could be 'Big Jack MacDonald' or
'Red Sampson' etc, etc.
Who is the 'we' matching 'Ditzy' with Dan Kreuger? You, for example,
have many 'nicknames' here in
rec.boats. You don't see me using any of them now, do you?

A derogatory nickname is still 'name-calling'.

Twice now you've said something derogatory about me. No need for it.
I'll not do the same to you.
The dip**** doesn't even know my name. Sure, I don't post with my
real name but it's a common, Americanized nickname.

Ahh, Jeopardy!

For 25 cents, who is Alejandro Jorge Fuste?
Only an internet stalker would know.

Or someone who paid off a bet to you with a postal money order...


Where did you come up with my middle name or my employer's name? Spin
that, Fat Harry.