About Scotty
 

Has anyone else noticed that he is really coming apart at the seems?

He starts out sort of dignified and even prissy, but as his own thoughts are
turned inward on him through conflict with basic logic and reason, he comes
unravelled rather quickly and starts to lash out in a vulgar and violent
fashion.

What we seem to have here is an angry ex-cop anxious for the opportunity to
kill someone.

One day it will be a moment of dubious distinction to be able to say "I
corresponded with Scott Weiser before he went postal."

KMAN wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that he is really coming apart at the seems?

He has done so every time someone went after him with arguments.
Unfortunately, the problem is not that he eventually gets unmasked as a
troll with nothing meaningful to say, but that he manages to draw so
many people into arguing with him every time he feels like trolling,
before those people come to that very conclusion for themselves.

Please stop feeding the sick puppy, since most of us are fully aware of
the mess he is capable of creating, every time he lures someone new in.

--
Wilko van den Bergh wilko(a t)dse(d o t)nl
Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe
---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.---
http://wilko.webzone.ru/

"Wilko" wrote in message
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KMAN wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that he is really coming apart at the seems?

Correction! It seems he is coming apart at the seams :-)

He has done so every time someone went after him with arguments.
Unfortunately, the problem is not that he eventually gets unmasked as a
troll with nothing meaningful to say, but that he manages to draw so many
people into arguing with him every time he feels like trolling, before
those people come to that very conclusion for themselves.

I would not put him in the troll category. I think he mostly believes what
he says, which is why he is both fascinating and...well...creepy.

Please stop feeding the sick puppy, since most of us are fully aware of
the mess he is capable of creating, every time he lures someone new in.

I still have several weeks before the ice is out, so no promises :-D

KMAN says:
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I still have several weeks before the ice is out, so no promises :-D
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And of course, it is statements like the above that make those of us on
the Wet Coast so annoying -- we love to tell you that the temp is in
the low to mid teens (C) and that with a bit of sunshine everything
will be great for a little paddle/pedal.

Don't you just hate us? What's the little emoticon for "gloat"?

Cheers,
frtzw906

"BCITORGB" wrote in message
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KMAN says:
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I still have several weeks before the ice is out, so no promises :-D
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And of course, it is statements like the above that make those of us on
the Wet Coast so annoying -- we love to tell you that the temp is in
the low to mid teens (C) and that with a bit of sunshine everything
will be great for a little paddle/pedal.

Don't you just hate us? What's the little emoticon for "gloat"?

Cheers,
frtzw906

LOL. Out here in the East we figure it's a fair trade to have more ice and
snow but less yuppie snots! ;-D

KMAN says:
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LOL. Out here in the East we figure it's a fair trade to have more ice
and
snow but less yuppie snots! ;-D
==================

OK, that accounts for the ice and snow. Now what about the mosquitoes,
black flys, noseeums, etc? What are you trading those for?

;-D ... is that a gloat or is it a belly laugh?

Cheers,
frtzw906

KMAN wrote:

"Wilko" wrote in message
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KMAN wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that he is really coming apart at the seems?

Correction! It seems he is coming apart at the seams :-)

He has done so every time someone went after him with arguments.
Unfortunately, the problem is not that he eventually gets unmasked as a
troll with nothing meaningful to say, but that he manages to draw so many
people into arguing with him every time he feels like trolling, before
those people come to that very conclusion for themselves.

I would not put him in the troll category. I think he mostly believes what
he says, which is why he is both fascinating and...well...creepy.

Wilko is correct. And so are you.

Scott is a very intelligent and extremely well spoken 'troll' of sorts. Look at
his sig. file, that should clue you into who Scott is.

Scott thrives on anyone who disagrees with him. He will NOT back down, ever,
the only way to win is to cease playing the game. I know this because 1) I've
done battle with him in the past and 2) there's a little (OK, a LOT!) of Scott
in me too! ;-)

John Kuthe...

"BCITORGB" wrote in news:1110398126.374531.240200
@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com:

KMAN says:
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I still have several weeks before the ice is out, so no promises :-D
================

And of course, it is statements like the above that make those of us on
the Wet Coast so annoying -- we love to tell you that the temp is in
the low to mid teens (C) and that with a bit of sunshine everything
will be great for a little paddle/pedal.

Don't you just hate us?

Not really, but that might have to do with the fact that I was born on
(within an 1/8th of a mile) and lived for 40 years there, yet now I live on
the east coast. There's a reason for that.

"BCITORGB" wrote in news:1110400475.468092.115680
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:

KMAN says:
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LOL. Out here in the East we figure it's a fair trade to have more ice
and
snow but less yuppie snots! ;-D
==================

OK, that accounts for the ice and snow. Now what about the mosquitoes,
black flys, noseeums, etc? What are you trading those for?

At least in my neck of the woods we don't get black flys or noseeums and the
mosquitoe season is pretty light and only during the warm month. That's an
easy trade for hour long 10 mile commutes.

We have 4 real seasons.

There's also the real estate market. Last fall my mother-n-father in law
bought a house about 10 minutes from "downtown" Ithaca. It's a nice two
level 3br, 2ba house with a huge two car garage on 25 wooded acres. They
paid less than $200K for it.

For paddling there's a 40 mile long lake within walking distance (the best
route is through one of the gorges which has a couple of 50' water falls).
If I wanted to I could launch onto the lake, paddle north to the Seneca
river, make my way to the Erie canal and then either go south down the
Hudson river to the ocean or north through Lake Champlain to the St Lawrence
river and out to the ocean. It's about a 5 hour drive to the ocean
otherwise (about what I used to do to go skiing when I lived on the west
coast). During the winter, a flight to Florida or other southern states
for some warm water winter paddling takes only a few hours and is typically
under $300. Otherwise there's always pool sessions, or building a new boat
in my basement.

Also being on the east coast there are frequently some good airfares to
Europe. A couple of months ago I saw a r/t fare to London for just over
$200.

"BCITORGB" wrote in message
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KMAN says:
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LOL. Out here in the East we figure it's a fair trade to have more ice
and
snow but less yuppie snots! ;-D
==================

OK, that accounts for the ice and snow. Now what about the mosquitoes,
black flys, noseeums, etc? What are you trading those for?

;-D ... is that a gloat or is it a belly laugh?

Cheers,
frtzw906

Damn you.