Don't people actually read the group before posting?

there's a simlar thread to this already.
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"Bill C" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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It amazes me how many people start new threads even though there's at
least one on the same subject that's been going for a while.
Folks; Reading is Fundamental to good discussion.
Bill C

Dear Mr. Teacher,

Newsgroup servers often take a few hours to update from one another.
It's possible that there were no similar threads on the posters' news
servers when the messages that have offended you were posted.

Policing Usenet is like trying to hug jello - just not worth the effort.

-S-

"Bill C" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1122853400.013832.134990
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It amazes me how many people start new threads even though there's at
least one on the same subject that's been going for a while.
Folks; Reading is Fundamental to good discussion.
Bill C

Do you understand how Usenet works? If you did then you'd understand why
multiple people might start similar threads over (at least) short time
periods (say, 24 hours).

Steve Freides said:

Policing Usenet is like trying to hug jello - just not worth the effort.

More discrimination against fat people. I trust rbr fatties are not
psychologically fragile.

http://www.goodbookslately.com/recommendedbooks/guides/thegroup.shtml

-ilan

"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Steve Freides said:

Policing Usenet is like trying to hug jello - just not worth the
effort.

More discrimination against fat people. I trust rbr fatties are not
psychologically fragile.

How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

-S-

Steve Freides said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Policing Usenet is like trying to hug jello - just not worth the
effort.

Donald Munro said:

Quoted message said:

More discrimination against fat people. I trust rbr fatties are not
psychologically fragile.

Steve Freides said:

How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

From wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor:
"In language, a metaphor is a rhetorical trope where a comparison is made
between two seemingly unrelated subjects. Typically, a first object is
described as being a second object. In this way, the first object can be
economically described because implicit and explicit attributes from the
second object can be used to fill in the description of the first."

trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

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http://www.goodbookslately.com/recommendedbooks/guides/thegroup.shtml

-ilan

More suggested reading:
http://nhnh.essortment.com/florenceking_rzkm.htm
http://makeashorterlink.com/?U2113298B
She's an author I love and seems to fit well with your above
suggestion.
Bill C

Donald Munro said:

Steve Freides said:

Quoted message said:

> Policing Usenet is like trying to hug jello - just not worth the
> effort.

Donald Munro said:

Quoted message said:

More discrimination against fat people. I trust rbr fatties are not
psychologically fragile.

Steve Freides said:

How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

From wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaphor:
"In language, a metaphor is a rhetorical trope where a comparison is made
between two seemingly unrelated subjects. Typically, a first object is
described as being a second object. In this way, the first object can be
economically described because implicit and explicit attributes from the
second object can be used to fill in the description of the first."

trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

You are a dumbass.

Mark & Steven Bornfeld said:

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Is that like kissing your sister?

Depends if your last name is Anquetil or not.

Try asking this guy. Who knows, he might be good in Dodgeball II.

http://www.sporever.fr/jo_2004/story_147087.shtml

-ilan

Carl Sundquist a écrit :

Quoted message said:

Mark & Steven Bornfeld said:

Quoted message said:

Is that like kissing your sister?

Depends if your last name is Anquetil or not.

Bill C said:

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http://www.goodbookslately.com/recommendedbooks/guides/thegroup.shtml

-ilan

More suggested reading:
http://nhnh.essortment.com/florenceking_rzkm.htm
http://makeashorterlink.com/?U2113298B
She's an author I love and seems to fit well with your above
suggestion.
Bill C

Flo kicks ass. Been a fan for years.

Ron

Steve Freides said:

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Quoted message said:

How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

Donald Munro said:

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trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

D.Ferguson said:

You are a dumbass.

Correct.

Are you fat ?

Donald Munro said:

Steve Freides said:

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> How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

Donald Munro said:

Quoted message said:

trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

D.Ferguson said:

You are a dumbass.

Correct.

Are you fat ?

5'7" 148lbs.

Was a little fat at 175lbs a couple years ago.

Trying to hug jello is in no way a metaphor for trying to hug fat
people.

First of all, it's not a metaphor. It's a simile. A metaphor is an
equation where a simile is an approximation.

Secondly, 'trying to hug jello' refers to something difficult to do.
The jello is hard to hold onto, as the harder you squeeze the more the
jello slips out around your arms. That has nothing to do with fat
people. Jello is fun and tasty, not anything gross that could rudely
be equated to fat people.

You are being oversensitive and miscontruing the meaning. Which leads
me to believe that you sir, are fat.

But I will not refer to you as fatass. Just dumbass.

D

D. Ferguson said:

Donald Munro said:

Steve Freides said:

>> How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

Donald Munro said:

>trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

D.Ferguson said:

You are a dumbass.

Correct.

Are you fat ?

5'7" 148lbs.

Was a little fat at 175lbs a couple years ago.

Trying to hug jello is in no way a metaphor for trying to hug fat
people.

First of all, it's not a metaphor. It's a simile. A metaphor is an
equation where a simile is an approximation.

Secondly, 'trying to hug jello' refers to something difficult to do.
The jello is hard to hold onto, as the harder you squeeze the more the
jello slips out around your arms. That has nothing to do with fat
people. Jello is fun and tasty, not anything gross that could rudely
be equated to fat people.

You are being oversensitive and miscontruing the meaning. Which leads
me to believe that you sir, are fat.

But I will not refer to you as fatass. Just dumbass.

D

You do seem to have a lot of experience with full body contact and
Jello. You aren't in any of these, are you?
http://www.squaw.com/gallery/album70
Bill C

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Donald Munro said:

Steve Freides said:

>> How is my comment "discrimination against fat people?"

Donald Munro said:

>trying to hug jello = metaphor for trying to hug fat people.

D.Ferguson said:

You are a dumbass.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Correct.

Are you fat ?

D.Ferguson said:

5'7" 148lbs.
Was a little fat at 175lbs a couple years ago.
You are being oversensitive and miscontruing the meaning. Which leads
me to believe that you sir, are fat.

I'm afraid I only qualify as a rbr fatty master on the master count.
1.8m (that 0.008948 furlongs or 5.906 feet or 5 ft 10.87 inches in your
units) and 68Kg (10.71 stone or 149.9 pounds) = bmi of 21.

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Secondly, 'trying to hug jello' refers to something difficult to do.
The jello is hard to hold onto, as the harder you squeeze the more the
jello slips out around your arms. That has nothing to do with fat
people. Jello is fun and tasty, not anything gross that could rudely
be equated to fat people.

Do you have a jello blow up doll ?

"Carl Sundquist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Mark & Steven Bornfeld said:

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Is that like kissing your sister?

Depends if your last name is Anquetil or not.

The only Anquetil I know is the old-time bike racer, Jacques. Is this
what you're talking about?

-S-

Steve Freides said:

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Is that like kissing your sister?

Depends if your last name is Anquetil or not.

The only Anquetil I know is the old-time bike racer, Jacques. Is this
what you're talking about?

Google results 1 - 10 of about 738 for anquetil, daughter. (0.26
seconds)

D. Ferguson said:

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Secondly, 'trying to hug jello' refers to something difficult to do.
The jello is hard to hold onto, as the harder you squeeze the more the
jello slips out around your arms. That has nothing to do with fat
people. Jello is fun and tasty, not anything gross that could rudely
be equated to fat people.

Y'all wanna hug Jello (fun and tasty, huh...)?

http://img196.exs.cx/img196/9201/jello28pg.jpg

--
tanx,
Howard

Butter is love.

remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?