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On 14 May 2005, lonelytraveller wrote:

People in the real world are friends.
These are just people you write e-mails to.

I've had a change of heart. I've just had the pleasure of reading six
messages from you, all without any indication whatsoever of what they were
about. It was a most entertaining experience! Please keep posting
angry, incomprehensible nonsense as fast as you can. Cheers!

tom

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We'll never win by being like them. Our best tactic is to be better.
Better necessarily means different. -- Jon Rentzsch

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In article .com,
lonelytraveller wrote:
Hmmm, google has posted this twice

But how could a perfect, modern news interface do that ...

Nick
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http://www.leverton.org/ ... So express yourself

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lonelytraveller wrote:

Hmmm, google has posted this twice

And it was ******** both times. As usual.

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Its a technical glitch that routers occasionally have due to a power
spike.

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How you can equate words with flesh and call yourself intellectual the
world does not comprehend.

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On Mon, 16 May 2005, lonelytraveller wrote:

How you can equate words with flesh and call yourself intellectual the
world does not comprehend.

ISTM the world has been doing a lot of not comprehending lately.

tom

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In message , Mrs Redboots
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Nick Leverton wrote to uk.transport.london on Sat, 14 May 2005:

In article . com,
lonelytraveller wrote:
If you were as smart as you think, you would know that you don't set
the accepted standard of manners, so **** off.

If you're going to be rude to my friends, I can't be arsed to go and
find some pictures of the Paris caverns which I *had* thought might
interest you.

You might find them for me, though, Nick, pretty please with sugar on?
Ditto?

(I thought I'd made a reasonable attempt to be gentle, and pleasant with
our new poster before I went away for the weekend. It seems I was
merely wasting bandwidth.)
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