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  1. Yeah, it's late. Punctuality has never been a strong suit for me.

    Like everybody else, when I got my first Windows machine I spent
    a lot of time using it as a Solitare engine. Then, after once
    again realizing that hours of my life were gone never to be
    retrieved, I deleted Solitare. Now, whenever I get a new box the
    first thing I do is whack the games.

    Like a lot of you, I used to engage Kunich. Then, I stopped. It
    became clear there wasn't any point. He would voice the craziest
    opinions, positions no sane person would take. And regardless
    of the quality or quantity of any counter arguments he would
    just spew back the same goofy opinions in an infinite loop. So
    I stopped.

    I'm not the smartest guy in the world. But given enough repetition
    I can figure things out. It's been many years now since I've
    responded to anything from Kunich.

    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

  2. Right on Bob. However, poking fun at Lafferty is amusing since he is so
    quick to be on the defensive. K.Unich is another story, he is just an angry
    old man.

    Dave
    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Yeah, it's late. Punctuality has never been a strong suit for me.

    Like everybody else, when I got my first Windows machine I spent
    a lot of time using it as a Solitare engine. Then, after once
    again realizing that hours of my life were gone never to be
    retrieved, I deleted Solitare. Now, whenever I get a new box the
    first thing I do is whack the games.

    Like a lot of you, I used to engage Kunich. Then, I stopped. It
    became clear there wasn't any point. He would voice the craziest
    opinions, positions no sane person would take. And regardless
    of the quality or quantity of any counter arguments he would
    just spew back the same goofy opinions in an infinite loop. So
    I stopped.

    I'm not the smartest guy in the world. But given enough repetition
    I can figure things out. It's been many years now since I've
    responded to anything from Kunich.

    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

  3. Bob Schwartz said:

    Yeah, it's late. Punctuality has never been a strong suit for me.

    Like everybody else, when I got my first Windows machine I spent
    a lot of time using it as a Solitare engine. Then, after once
    again realizing that hours of my life were gone never to be
    retrieved, I deleted Solitare. Now, whenever I get a new box the
    first thing I do is whack the games.

    Like a lot of you, I used to engage Kunich. Then, I stopped. It
    became clear there wasn't any point. He would voice the craziest
    opinions, positions no sane person would take. And regardless
    of the quality or quantity of any counter arguments he would
    just spew back the same goofy opinions in an infinite loop. So
    I stopped.

    I'm not the smartest guy in the world. But given enough repetition
    I can figure things out. It's been many years now since I've
    responded to anything from Kunich.

    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    Bob Schwartz
    [email hidden]

    I once spent some time arguing with Tom over something and gave up but I
    do like to read his postings, as he has great insults and often makes
    insightful observations. Sometimes he's even right! Recently I've
    supported him in the problem with that nutter that's been harassing
    myself, Tom and Alan on the newsgroups. It's a bit like the TV, if you
    don't like what you're seeing then switch it off and go do something useful.

    Marty

  4. "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:


    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    I miss Albright. Now there was a guy that could handle a keyboard. He
    could puch my buttons big-time back in the day, but even while you're
    getting smacked around you're falling off your chair from laughter. RBR
    hasn't been the same since.

  5. "Jim Flom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:BxJQd.68855$L_3.62645@clgrps13...

    Quoted message said:

    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:


    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    I miss Albright. Now there was a guy that could handle a keyboard. He
    could puch my buttons big-time back in the day, but even while you're
    getting smacked around you're falling off your chair from laughter. RBR
    hasn't been the same since.

    Too bad you didn't experience rbr around 1995.

  6. Jim Flom said:

    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    I miss Albright. Now there was a guy that could handle a keyboard. He
    could puch my buttons big-time back in the day, but even while you're
    getting smacked around you're falling off your chair from laughter. RBR
    hasn't been the same since.

    God Bless the King Andrew Albright scholar.

    Did anyone notice that Albright was the highest bidder for Matt
    Decanio's termination letter from Kurt Stockton?

    Magilla

  7. "MagillaGorilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Jim Flom said:

    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote

    Quoted message said:

    And so it is with Lafferty. Like Kunich, he's not rational. Like
    Kunich he is tireless. His desire to get in the last word is
    boundless. He will follow up every post, and if you post X times
    he will post X+1 followups even as X approaches infinity. And
    since he doesn't have a job or a life, it isn't possible to keep
    up with him without sacrificing my job and life. Keeping up with
    a nutbag is not enough motivation for such a drastic step.

    So I'm swearing him off. And I'm recommending you guys do likewise.
    There's no point. And you have better uses for your time.

    I miss Albright. Now there was a guy that could handle a keyboard. He
    could puch my buttons big-time back in the day, but even while you're
    getting smacked around you're falling off your chair from laughter. RBR
    hasn't been the same since.

    God Bless the King Andrew Albright scholar.

    Did anyone notice that Albright was the highest bidder for Matt Decanio's
    termination letter from Kurt Stockton?

    Magilla

    Hi Andrew.

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