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  1. Hey folks -

    Please use this thread - and only this thread! - for
    any comments you absolutely can't resist making about
    the TROLL for the next week or two. If you can't
    suppress the need to quote it, please cut and paste
    without any concern for conventional Usenet continuity.
    For this [censored], who cares, anyway?

    Regards,
    Wayne

  2. Hi all,

    I like what is transpiring. After only a day, progress is already
    being made. The newsgroup is starting to take on a semblance of
    normality. It even has recumbent content again. Most notable is the
    frustration of a singular pitiful lone wolf (troll), howling in the
    darkness, ignored to his discontent. I find this an encouraging
    venture. Allow me to express my appreciation and approval to all who
    have contrived a method and are making an effort to salvage this
    newsgroup. Kudos to you all.

    Jim McNamara

    32GO said:

    Hey folks -

    Please use this thread - and only this thread! - for
    any comments you absolutely can't resist making about
    the TROLL for the next week or two. If you can't
    suppress the need to quote it, please cut and paste
    without any concern for conventional Usenet continuity.
    For this [censored], who cares, anyway?

    Regards,
    Wayne

  3. 32GO said:

    Hey folks -

    Please use this thread - and only this thread! - for
    any comments you absolutely can't resist making about
    the TROLL for the next week or two. If you can't
    suppress the need to quote it, please cut and paste
    without any concern for conventional Usenet continuity.
    For this [censored], who cares, anyway?

    Regards,
    Wayne

    In his initial post in his thread, "So Good, So Far", our resident
    troll caste out the bait that I am pleased to note no one took. Our
    disruptive renegade malcontent has yet to perceive that this concerted
    effort is in specific and direct response to him and him alone. How
    could he have misconstrued to refer to anyone else, the declaration
    "IT'S OUR NEWSGROUP, DAMMIT, NOT THE TROLL'S!" posted in the thread ...
    "IMPORTANT - Groupwide Notice - PLEASE READ!"??? Could it be that our
    troll is as imperceptive as he is obnoxious? Regardless, It matters
    not really. Fortunately, the endeavor to re-mold this newsgroup into
    the forum it was originally intended to be is meeting with success.
    You are all to be commended for you devotion to the cause.

    Jim McNamara

  4. Ed,

    I took this from your rail trails reply and moved it over here where it
    belongs. You were starting to get off-topic. This is something you said you
    would not do in "on-topic" threads.

    Quoted message said:

    I ask that when you visit my graveside that you not [censored] on my grave. After
    all, that is only something I would do, not a fine Jewish gentleman like
    yourself.

    I have no intention of seeking you out alive or dead so there is no need to
    worry.

    Quoted message said:

    By the way, a Jew who is not religious is a contradiction in terms. Only we
    fallen away Catholics know how to be atheists. I give you [censored] and Stalin
    as sterling examples of the species.

    This is utter nonsense and it does not belong in the rail trails thread. If
    you want to bait me with stuff like this, keep it out of the on-topic
    conversations. I read the off-topic stuff too so put it there and I'll
    respond if I want to.

    Jeff

    "32GO" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey folks -

    Please use this thread - and only this thread! - for
    any comments you absolutely can't resist making about
    the TROLL for the next week or two. If you can't
    suppress the need to quote it, please cut and paste
    without any concern for conventional Usenet continuity.
    For this [censored], who cares, anyway?

    Regards,
    Wayne

  5. "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    You are just as off-topic as I am when you get too personal. Continue to
    do that and I will ALWAYS be here for you. Damned if I am ever going to
    let a New York Jew get the last word.

    Whatever floats your boat Ed. Thanks for always being there for me. From now
    on, you are my go to guy in MN.

  6. Quoted message said:

    "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    It's no fun to climb any kind of hill at all on a recumbent.

    Well we each get to decide what is fun don't we?

    Not really! There are universals that apply to all.

    Moved to the off topic thread...BTW your Jim Mac/Ed Gin belongs in an
    off-topic thread or at least designated as off topic. As to what you said
    above.

    There is clearly no universal when it comes to matters of taste and what
    people find enjoyable. You should hear some of the garbage my son listens
    to. It isn't pleasent sounding and by my standards it is barely music.

    There is a huge range of human tastes and preferences. I'll concede that
    many of them are culturally baised but still there is far from a universal.

    As to cycling specifically, I like going up hill on my trike. Yes it is hard
    work but when I know that I won't fall over and won't have to walk up, I
    enjoy the hard work.

    As far as down hill goes, I don't find it fun at all. You and I are in
    agreement about the speed issue and I find myself having to ride the brakes.
    It is not the "whee" experience at all.

    As far as triking goes, I love rail trails because they are fairly level.
    Next to level I like going up. My least favorite thing to do is go down.

    Jeff

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