Good morning, Please accept my thanks for this particular tidbit of information. Not your assertion that JC is homosexual - I'm a married woman and therefore his sexual orientation doesn't matter to me. Rather, you have my thanks for revealing yourself as a small-minded rat [censored] by attempting to use sexual orientation as a slur. Saves me the trouble of taking anything you say seriously from this point on.
Good morning, Please accept my thanks for this particular tidbit of information. Not your assertion that JC is homosexual - I'm a married woman and therefore his sexual orientation doesn't matter to me. Rather, you have my thanks for revealing yourself as a small-minded rat [censored] by attempting to use sexual orientation as a slur. Saves me the trouble of taking anything you say seriously from this point on.
Exactly what do you have against rats? Hmm?
Rats? Nothing. The ones I've met have been rather intelligent, and fairly well-mannered as a species. Rat [censored] are a species unto themselves. It's easy to see how the two might be confused by the layman. Allow me to elucidate: Rats (Rattus rattus) are an agile and clever species. They are frequently the target of ire due to their successful forays into both human habitation and food stocks. In the interest of fairness, it must be pointed out that Rattus rattus has provided humankind with a valuable (albeit coerced) contribution to medicine over the decades. Despite all attempts to eradicate them they continue to flourish.
Rat [censored], despite the similar nomenclature, are in reality an entirely different species - Dorkus rampantus. They too have earned the wrath of mankind for their malicious and destructive behaviors. Unlike their erstwhile namesakes they have yet to provide any substantive contribution to humankind.
Rats? Nothing. The ones I've met have been rather intelligent, and fairly well-mannered as a species. Rat [censored] are a species unto themselves. It's easy to see how the two might be confused by the layman. Allow me to elucidate: Rats (Rattus rattus) are an agile and clever species. They are frequently the target of ire due to their successful forays into both human habitation and food stocks. In the interest of fairness, it must be pointed out that Rattus rattus has provided humankind with a valuable (albeit coerced) contribution to medicine over the decades. Despite all attempts to eradicate them they continue to flourish.
Rat [censored], despite the similar nomenclature, are in reality an entirely different species - Dorkus rampantus. They too have earned the wrath of mankind for their malicious and destructive behaviors. Unlike their erstwhile namesakes they have yet to provide any substantive contribution to humankind.
"JJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:mmWQc.86897$8_6.62005@attbi_s04...
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Carmen said:
Hello,
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Exactly what do you have against rats? Hmm?
Rats? Nothing. The ones I've met have been rather intelligent, and fairly well-mannered as a species. Rat [censored] are a species unto themselves. It's easy to see how the two might be confused by the layman. Allow me to elucidate: Rats (Rattus rattus) are an agile and clever species. They are frequently the target of ire due to their successful forays into both human habitation and food stocks. In the interest of fairness, it must be pointed out that Rattus rattus has provided humankind with a valuable (albeit coerced) contribution to medicine over the decades. Despite all attempts to eradicate them they continue to flourish.
Rat [censored], despite the similar nomenclature, are in reality an entirely different species - Dorkus rampantus. They too have earned the wrath of mankind for their malicious and destructive behaviors. Unlike their erstwhile namesakes they have yet to provide any substantive contribution to humankind.
"The Low-Carb Bartender" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1oaRc.224816$IQ4.153984@attbi_s02...
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Carmen's a JC apologist.
"JJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:mmWQc.86897$8_6.62005@attbi_s04...
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Carmen said:
Hello, On 6-Aug-2004, [email hidden] wrote: > > Exactly what do you have against rats? Hmm?
Rats? Nothing. The ones I've met have been rather intelligent, and fairly well-mannered as a species. Rat [censored] are a species unto themselves. It's easy to see how the two might be confused by the layman. Allow me to elucidate: Rats (Rattus rattus) are an agile and clever species. They are frequently the target of ire due to their successful forays into both human habitation and food stocks. In the interest of fairness, it must be pointed out that Rattus rattus has provided humankind with a valuable (albeit coerced) contribution to medicine over the decades. Despite all attempts to eradicate them they continue to flourish.
Rat [censored], despite the similar nomenclature, are in reality an entirely different species - Dorkus rampantus. They too have earned the wrath of mankind for their malicious and destructive behaviors. Unlike their erstwhile namesakes they have yet to provide any substantive contribution to humankind.
"The Low-Carb Bartender" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1oaRc.224816$IQ4.153984@attbi_s02...
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Carmen's a JC apologist.
JC Der Koenig said:
Are you drunk again?
-- You take stupid to a new level. -- MFW
I think he's having reading comprehension problems. Can't distinguish between "JJ" and "JC". Whatever.
Take care, Carmen
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"JJ" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:mmWQc.86897$8_6.62005@attbi_s04...
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Carmen wrote: > Hello, > On 6-Aug-2004, [email hidden] wrote: >> >> Exactly what do you have against rats? Hmm? > > Rats? Nothing. The ones I've met have been rather > intelligent, and > fairly well-mannered as a species. > Rat [censored] are a species unto themselves. It's easy to > see how the > two might be confused by the layman. > Allow me to elucidate: > Rats (Rattus rattus) are an agile and clever species. > They are > frequently the target of ire due to their successful > forays into both > human habitation and food stocks. In the interest of > fairness, it > must be pointed out that Rattus rattus has provided > humankind with a > valuable (albeit coerced) contribution to medicine over > the decades. > Despite all attempts to eradicate them they continue to > flourish. > > Rat [censored], despite the similar nomenclature, are in > reality an > entirely different species - Dorkus rampantus. They too > have earned > the wrath of mankind for their malicious and destructive > behaviors. > Unlike their erstwhile namesakes they have yet to provide > any > substantive contribution to humankind. > > Knowledge is power. Arm yourself. ;-) > > Take care, > Carmen > PS Welcome to ASDLC.