PING: Bob (this one)

Dog3 <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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Maybe I'm wrong which is not unusual 😉

Dually noted and recorded on my Calendar of Noteworthy Events. "Dog
Admits to Error."

ObTopic: My OE runneth over with filters to make rfc a little more easy
on my tightly-budgetted time.

ObFood: The latest issue of Fine Cooking is AWESOME! (A topic was even
stolen -- word-for-word -- from it's pages on New Potatoes.) Tried the
Roasted Red Potatoes with Onions, Thyme, and Sherry Vinegar last night.
Scrumptious!

The Ranger
==
"Everyone is subject to the laws of Darwinism whether or not they
believe in them, agree with them, or accept them. There is no trial, no
jury, no argument, and no appeal."
-- Anonymous

Dog3 <uhoh@ajfl;ajklsd;ajlds.nutz> wrote in message
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ObTopic: My OE runneth over with filters to make rfc a
little more easy on my tightly-budgetted time.

This means I'm kill filed?

OE calls them "rules" and filters. Get your M(e)S(s) terminology right!

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ObFood: The latest issue of Fine Cooking is AWESOME!
(A topic was even stolen -- word-for-word -- from it's pages
on New Potatoes.) Tried the Roasted Red Potatoes with
Onions, Thyme, and Sherry Vinegar last night. Scrumptious!

Wonderful magazine.

I think I might've read it once before because it featured a recipe for
a salt-encrusted pastry roast... I'll have to find that issue.

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I have not made the potatoes
yet but intend to. It is looking like a pasta night with cheese
bread and a big salad. I'm not sure yet about the salad. Maybe
a classic Caesar. Oh, and a martini (gin) beforehand 😉

A classic Caesar dressing is in there, too; page 67.

I'm gonna attempt the Texas Chili with Poblanos and Beer and Cornbread
with Scallions and Bacon tomorrow! (Pages 36 & 37 for the recipes.)

The Ranger

Bob (this one) said:

jmcquown said:

BOB said:

jmcquown wrote:

> ravinwulf wrote:
>
>> Please stop crossposting your threads flaming that Chung
>> guy. Thanks.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Tracy R.
>
> He's been asked to many times before (by me, for one).
> I've just set up a news rule in OE to delete anything
> with the word "Chung" in the subject. I'd hate to have to
> killfile Bob (this one) as he sometimes offers helpful
> cooking advice. But if this doesn't work I'll resort to
> doing so. (sigh)
>
> Jill

What? It's mostly things that he has stolen or plagerized. Bob
(that one) has even admitted to impersonating a published author at
a book signing.

Dear BOB:

I'd appreciate it if you'd take a moment to defecate into your hat and
pull it down over your ears. You seem to have me confused with Sheldon
who has quoted with and without attribution rather often.

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Now don't ask me to point out specific posts. I'm don't care enough
to Google for them. And IIRC in the post about impersonating an
author he was drunk as a skunk and wasn't he with or had been with
Justin Wilson drinking "lemonade" at the time? I don't remember but
it was a fun read. Much more fun than this Chung [censored].

Yes. Justin was in town for a book signing and I had him on my radio
program where we began the day with a most tasty lemonade (I thought).
Afterward we went to the Costco store where he was to sign books. I
sat with him and continued drinking his "Thomas Justin Collinses"
(equal parts CountryTime lemonade and gin) as we had been at the
station. A woman asked me if I was "somebody" and he reached over and
tapped a book by John Grisham. She gushed about how much she loved
"my" books and said that this was the only one she didn't have and on
and on...

He picked up the book and told me to stop being so bashful and just go
ahead and sign the book for the nice lady. So I did. As the afternoon
wore on, he tapped several other books, and I think I was Dean Koontz
for a while, too. In addition to some others I'd never heard of.
Someone drove me home. Justin's "assistant" drove him somewhere. She
came to the radio station carrying two coolers with CountryTime logos
on them. Justin asked me how I liked her jugs. Guy was 83 at the time,
freshly thrown out of his house because his wife caught him messing
around (or so he said).

Pastorio

Great story! So would you please stop cross-posting the Chung stuff (at
least to rfc?)

Jill

Nancy Young said:

"Terry Pulliam Burd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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More to the point, why does "a regular group member" do something that
he *knows* p*sses us all off?

I know! What did we ever do to him that he's ruining the newsgroup?

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I have laboriously been kf'ing every
single responder to Bob (this one). It doesn't do any good to only kf
Bob this one), b/c his responders will show up like army ants after a
picnic. I often kf entire threads when it becomes apparent that Bob
(this one) is at it again along with his merry band of whack jobs, but
am annoyed at having to edit "my" own newsgroup! <grumble, grumble>

Exactly. I've taken to reading only what I want to and marking the rest
read. Normally I can just ignore that [censored]. He's got the trolls all in a
tither, they hooked a live one.

As consistent as the Chung posts are, at least they are
clearly Chung - which makes it very easy to delete entire
threads w/o reading.

sf
who don't need no steenkin KF to ignore threads and/or
posters

sf

Bob (this one) said:

Yes. Justin was in town for a book signing and I had him on my radio
program where we began the day with a most tasty lemonade (I thought).
Afterward we went to the Costco store where he was to sign books. I
sat with him and continued drinking his "Thomas Justin Collinses"
(equal parts CountryTime lemonade and gin) as we had been at the
station. A woman asked me if I was "somebody" and he reached over and
tapped a book by John Grisham. She gushed about how much she loved
"my" books and said that this was the only one she didn't have and on
and on...

He picked up the book and told me to stop being so bashful and just go
ahead and sign the book for the nice lady. So I did. As the afternoon
wore on, he tapped several other books, and I think I was Dean Koontz
for a while, too. In addition to some others I'd never heard of.
Someone drove me home. Justin's "assistant" drove him somewhere. She
came to the radio station carrying two coolers with CountryTime logos
on them. Justin asked me how I liked her jugs. Guy was 83 at the time,
freshly thrown out of his house because his wife caught him messing
around (or so he said).

I remember when you first posted that story. It was funny
then and it's still funny now. Justin was a character,
wasn't he? His show was appointment TV for me!

sf

Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around the actual
topic of this thread?

Carol

Bob (this one) said:

jmcquown said:

BOB said:

jmcquown wrote:

>ravinwulf wrote:
>

---->>>>Please stop crossposting your threads flaming that Chung
---->>>>guy. Thanks.

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>>
>>Regards,
>>Tracy R.
>
>Jill

What? It's mostly things that he has stolen or plagerized. Bob

(that

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one) has even admitted to impersonating a published author at a

book

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signing.

Dear BOB:

I'd appreciate it if you'd take a moment to defecate into your hat

and

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pull it down over your ears. You seem to have me confused with

Sheldon

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who has quoted with and without attribution rather often.

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Now don't ask me to point out specific posts. I'm don't care

enough to

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Google for them. And IIRC in the post about impersonating an

author he was

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drunk as a skunk and wasn't he with or had been with Justin Wilson

drinking

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"lemonade" at the time? I don't remember but it was a fun read.

Much more

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fun than this Chung [censored].

Yes. Justin was in town for a book signing and I had him on my radio
program where we began the day with a most tasty lemonade (I

thought).

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Afterward we went to the Costco store where he was to sign books. I
sat with him and continued drinking his "Thomas Justin Collinses"
(equal parts CountryTime lemonade and gin) as we had been at the
station. A woman asked me if I was "somebody" and he reached over and

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tapped a book by John Grisham. She gushed about how much she loved
"my" books and said that this was the only one she didn't have and on

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and on...

He picked up the book and told me to stop being so bashful and just

go

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ahead and sign the book for the nice lady. So I did. As the afternoon

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wore on, he tapped several other books, and I think I was Dean Koontz

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for a while, too. In addition to some others I'd never heard of.
Someone drove me home. Justin's "assistant" drove him somewhere. She
came to the radio station carrying two coolers with CountryTime logos

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on them. Justin asked me how I liked her jugs. Guy was 83 at the

time,

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freshly thrown out of his house because his wife caught him messing
around (or so he said).

Pastorio

Damsel in dis Dress <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around
the actual topic of this thread?

Not "danced." Completely ignored...

The Ranger

The Ranger' said:

Damsel in dis Dress <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around
the actual topic of this thread?

Not "danced." Completely ignored...

The Ranger

You're just so damned negative! 😉

Carol
--
"Years ago my mother used to say to me... She'd say,
'In this world Elwood, you must be oh-so smart or oh-so pleasant.'
Well, for years I was smart.... I recommend pleasant. You may quote me."

*James Stewart* in the 1950 movie, _Harvey_

The Ranger said:

Damsel in dis Dress <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around
the actual topic of this thread?

Not "danced." Completely ignored...

The Ranger

Side-stepped and attempted to deflect in a totally different
direction. Why he was doin' that to the group is beyond
comprehension by me.

--
Steve

Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

Steve Calvin said:

The Ranger said:

Damsel in dis Dress <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

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Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around
the actual topic of this thread?

Not "danced." Completely ignored...

The Ranger

Side-stepped and attempted to deflect in a totally different
direction. Why he was doin' that to the group is beyond
comprehension by me.

I dunno, but since I'm in a sullen mood today anyway, I'm just gonna make
him go away.

Bye, Bob!
Carol

Damsel in dis Dress said:

Steve Calvin said:

The Ranger said:

Damsel in dis Dress <[email hidden]> wrote

>Is it just me, or has Pastorio completely danced around
>the actual topic of this thread?

Not "danced." Completely ignored...

Side-stepped and attempted to deflect in a totally different
direction. Why he was doin' that to the group is beyond
comprehension by me.

Try to avoid the passive voice. perhaps "I don't understand why he was
doing that" get to the point faster and clearer.

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I dunno, but since I'm in a sullen mood today anyway, I'm just gonna make
him go away.

Bye, Bob!
Carol

<sigh> Life is so complex and we have such a short time to live it and
this is merely usenet and look how the thread is being prolonged by
discussions of discussions - meta-discussions.

If you can muster enough attention to note that I've stopped posting
Chung [censored] here today, the obvious should smite you right in the
imagination. Well maybe not you - or should I say "y'all" so it's clearer.

I'm abjectly apologetic that I didn't reply in the precise fashions
you'd have liked me to. Perhaps we can create some templates for
correct reaction to your posts. Maybe set up a web site with the exact
language and formats. When I'm done typing this, I'm going downstairs
and throw myself on my Moulinex cheese grater as a perfect culinary
act of contrition. Ooops. I don't have a Moulinex cheese grater. I
guess I'll throw myself on my wife. She seems to enjoy that.

Get lives, kids.

Bob

Steve Calvin <[email hidden]> replied in message
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posted:

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I'm abjectly apologetic [snip rest of braying bs]

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Yeah, the template would be to *quit freekin' cross-posting*!!

He's unrepentant and uncaring. That's a good enough reason to filter 'im
forever.

The Ranger
--
"If you can't ignore an insult, top it; if you can't top it, laugh it
off; if you can't laugh it off, it's probably deserved."
-- Frederick Douglass

The Ranger said:

"If you can't ignore an insult, top it; if you can't top it, laugh it
off; if you can't laugh it off, it's probably deserved."
-- Frederick Douglass

Exactly...

Bob

"Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Steve Calvin said:

Bob (this one) said:

I'm abjectly apologetic that I didn't reply in the precise fashions
you'd have liked me to. Perhaps we can create some templates for correct
reaction to your posts.

Yeah, the template would be to *quit freekin' cross-posting*!!

Is that clear and quickly enough to the point for your ass?

<LOL> Here. Sit down. Breathe in... breathe out... breathe in... breathe
out...

When you were in the school safety patrol, did you wear one of those cool
white belts that went around your waist and over your shoulder. I thought
they were cool. Big badge on it...

No, seriously...

Bob
============

I am sooooo lost.

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

NOTE about safety patrols, our schools always had orange belts with the big
silver badge. Wanna hear a story?

I was in first grade and I guess I showed some of my rebel genes early. I
lived at the first house, on the second block from school, on the opposite
side of where the crossing guards were. KEY: I is the school , o is a
house, x is my house, = and ll are streets, and + is a crossing guard.

I I o o o o o o o ll x
I I ==========ll=====
I I + o o o o o o o ll

Anyway, I would only cross 'straight' from the school to the first block
(rather than cross 'straight' and then cross again from right to left) and
then I'd cross at the next corner or sometimes I would JAYWALK and cross in
the middle of the block. I know, bad girl! Well, one day, the safety
patrol has a buddy with him... they're feeding each other's egos and then
one of them made an off-hand remark to me. I'm sure I said something
back... and to really [censored] them off, after I got about one house past them I
crossed the street. It worked. Mr. Power trip really rattled off some
stuff, as did his buddy. I, not being one to back off from confrontation,
walked back to them to give them a bit of what they were dishing out. Well,
one thing lead to another and one of them cold-cocked me. Made for a
beautiful shiner. I remember shaking my head to clear out muddy thoughts...
turned around, walked past two houses and yes, you guessed it, crossed the
street! My mother was so angry when she saw her baby girl with a black eye.
hahahaha Yep, the girl had moxie. Was a bit lacking in common sense but
definitely had moxie.

Cyndi

Bob (this one) said:

Steve Calvin said:

Bob (this one) said:

I'm abjectly apologetic that I didn't reply in the precise fashions
you'd have liked me to. Perhaps we can create some templates for
correct reaction to your posts.

Yeah, the template would be to *quit freekin' cross-posting*!!

Is that clear and quickly enough to the point for your ass?

<LOL> Here. Sit down. Breathe in... breathe out... breathe in... breathe
out...

When you were in the school safety patrol, did you wear one of those
cool white belts that went around your waist and over your shoulder. I
thought they were cool. Big badge on it...

No, seriously...

Bob

Does the acronym F.O.A.D. ring any bells with you? Welcome to the
elite few (2 to be exact) existing entries in my killfile.

--
Steve

Ever wonder about those people who spend $2.00 apiece on those little
bottles of Evian water? Try spelling Evian backwards...

Rick & Cyndi said:

"Bob (this one)" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Steve Calvin said:

Bob (this one) wrote:

>I'm abjectly apologetic that I didn't reply in the precise fashions
>you'd have liked me to. Perhaps we can create some templates for correct
>reaction to your posts.

Yeah, the template would be to *quit freekin' cross-posting*!!

Is that clear and quickly enough to the point for your ass?

<LOL> Here. Sit down. Breathe in... breathe out... breathe in... breathe
out...

When you were in the school safety patrol, did you wear one of those cool
white belts that went around your waist and over your shoulder. I thought
they were cool. Big badge on it...

No, seriously...

Bob
============

I am sooooo lost.

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

Well, that would be rational, wouldn't it. Apparently it's too hard a
course of action for many.

<LOL> Loved the story below...

Pastorio

Quoted message said:

NOTE about safety patrols, our schools always had orange belts with the big
silver badge. Wanna hear a story?

I was in first grade and I guess I showed some of my rebel genes early. I
lived at the first house, on the second block from school, on the opposite
side of where the crossing guards were. KEY: I is the school , o is a
house, x is my house, = and ll are streets, and + is a crossing guard.

II ooooooollx
II =======ll=====
II+oooooooll

Anyway, I would only cross 'straight' from the school to the first block
(rather than cross 'straight' and then cross again from right to left) and
then I'd cross at the next corner or sometimes I would JAYWALK and cross in
the middle of the block. I know, bad girl! Well, one day, the safety
patrol has a buddy with him... they're feeding each other's egos and then
one of them made an off-hand remark to me. I'm sure I said something
back... and to really [censored] them off, after I got about one house past them I
crossed the street. It worked. Mr. Power trip really rattled off some
stuff, as did his buddy. I, not being one to back off from confrontation,
walked back to them to give them a bit of what they were dishing out. Well,
one thing lead to another and one of them cold-cocked me. Made for a
beautiful shiner. I remember shaking my head to clear out muddy thoughts...
turned around, walked past two houses and yes, you guessed it, crossed the
street! My mother was so angry when she saw her baby girl with a black eye.
hahahaha Yep, the girl had moxie. Was a bit lacking in common sense but
definitely had moxie.

Cyndi

Rick & Cyndi said:

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

Yes, we could just ignore the postings; but why should we have to do
that? "Dr." Chung is a troll, plain and simple, who started cross
posting here thanks, IIRC, to Mr. Pasterino. Mr. Pasterino continues
to x-post his flames and post new OT threads flaming this net kook,
despite being asked by numerous people to stop. It makes the newsgroup
harder for others to enjoy and it's completely pointless to boot.
Don't you think that's just a little rude on his part?

Regards,
Tracy R.

Rick & Cyndi said:

I am sooooo lost.

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

Most people don't have the ability to delete a few OT posts
unread and allow themselves to be annoyed over virtually
nothing. These Chung posts are nothing compared with the
flooding that happened here a couple of years ago!

sf

ravinwulf said:

Rick & Cyndi said:

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

Yes, we could just ignore the postings; but why should we have to do
that?

For the same reason that you ignore advertising. And mail you didn't
request. And panhandlers. And traffic. And the whining of people like you.

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"Dr." Chung is a troll, plain and simple, who started cross
posting here thanks, IIRC, to Mr. Pasterino.

Dear sludgewit ravinwulf:
If Chung crossposted here first, how could it be "thanks to Mr.
Pasterino?" Very clear thinking there...

Chung is a great deal more and a great deal less than "a troll, plain
and simple." Were you able to get beyond your simplistic and simpleton
understandings, you might grasp that.

Quoted message said:

Mr. Pasterino continues
to x-post his flames and post new OT threads flaming this net kook,
despite being asked by numerous people to stop. It makes the newsgroup
harder for others to enjoy and it's completely pointless to boot.

It's such a desperate and lofty burden to *not* read some posts. I
know how hard it is...

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Don't you think that's just a little rude on his part?

That's correctly spelled "P-a-s-t-o-r-i-o." Pastorio.

And I always remember to put the seat back down.

Pastorio

sf said:

Rick & Cyndi said:

I am sooooo lost.

I think I read through one of the postings that had "Chung" in the
subject... it didn't appear of interest to me so I ignored it. <shrug> I
guess I missed something.

What's all the uproar about? If anyone didn't want to read about "Chung"
why didn't they just ignore the postings?

Most people don't have the ability to delete a few OT posts
unread and allow themselves to be annoyed over virtually
nothing. These Chung posts are nothing compared with the
flooding that happened here a couple of years ago!

Uh-oh. Now you've done it. You're saying that all the tumult and
commotion about a few posts isn't world-shakingly important.

Uh-oh. Now you're probably a commie or something, too. Like me. No
respect for the finer points of human interaction or household sanitation.

Uh-oh.

Pastorio