My first thought, when reading that reply, is that there's a B. Lafferty imposter in the newsgroup. I'm still hoping that's the case. Much as I disagree with most of what is said by Mr. Lafferty, he is, at the very least, the noble opposition. And when he's on his game, he brings up
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that others are overlooking, intentionally or otherwise. And in general,
Mr.
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Lafferty has resisted lowering himself to the level seen here.
--Mike Jacoubowsky Chain Reaction Bicycles www.ChainReaction.com Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA
You're right, I did not post that. Must be an imposter. Eenuch perhaps.
My first thought, when reading that reply, is that there's a B. Lafferty imposter in the newsgroup. I'm still hoping that's the case. Much as I disagree with most of what is said by Mr. Lafferty, he is, at the very least, the noble opposition. And when he's on his game, he brings up
points
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that others are overlooking, intentionally or otherwise. And in general,
Mr. Lafferty has resisted lowering himself to the level seen here.
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You're right, I did not post that. Must be an imposter.
For a long time I've suspected that Lafferty/Kunich is really the same person suffering from a split personality. These IP addresses provide confirmation of that. The commonality between the Kunich/Lafferty personas is also remarkable. The struggle for dominance between the two of them, as noted by their constant bickering in RBR provides a third piece of evidence.
For a long time I've suspected that Lafferty/Kunich is really the same person suffering from a split personality. These IP addresses provide confirmation of that. The commonality between the Kunich/Lafferty personas is also remarkable. The struggle for dominance between the two of them, as noted by their constant bickering in RBR provides a third piece of evidence.
Actually they're both personalities generated by the HAL9001 computer after its personality balancing components were removed.
For a long time I've suspected that Lafferty/Kunich is really the same person suffering from a split personality. These IP addresses provide confirmation of that. The commonality between the Kunich/Lafferty personas is also remarkable. The struggle for dominance between the two of them, as noted by their constant bickering in RBR provides a third piece of evidence.
Actually they're both personalities generated by the HAL9001 computer after its personality balancing components were removed.
I doubt this - split personalities are pretty rare.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake up on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
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I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
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Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake up on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
B. Lafferty said:
I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Snippy Bobkins said:
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Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake up on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
B. Lafferty said:
I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Snippy Bobkins said:
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Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake up on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
B. Lafferty said:
I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
I think the word is when you get caught in a lie change the subject and hope it goes away.
"Snippy Bobkins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:Syatg.104895$I61.64031@clgrps13...
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"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Snippy Bobkins said:
> Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake > up > on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I > would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
B. Lafferty said:
I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
I think the word is when you get caught in a lie change the subject and hope it goes away.
-- Snippy
That's SOP for Republicans, not UUs and Buddhists.
"Donald Munro" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Snippy Bobkins said:
> Gee, I wonder where Brian is. He's usually posted by the time I wake up > on the West Coast. Brian's a lot of things, but a liar isn't one I > would've expected. Maybe he's watching with Grant Tour.
B. Lafferty said:
I've been text messaging with my cycling buddy who is on the Marie Blanc.
Is that where Grant Tour is. Is he waving a pair of orange panties at the Euskatel riders ?
I think the word is when you get caught in a lie change the subject and hope it goes away.
The best strategy is counter-attack the challenger for daring to doubt one's word. Throw a fit, and blame the challenger for starting a fight.
The best strategy is counter-attack the challenger for daring to doubt one's word. Throw a fit, and blame the challenger for starting a fight.
The best strategy is to hit the guy with a thick-walled bottle before he realizes that there is a fight of any kind to begin with. If he is down and out, there is only you left to explain what happened...
This works best if he isn't surrounded by friends and the bar isn't well lit.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
The best strategy is counter-attack the challenger for daring to doubt one's word. Throw a fit, and blame the challenger for starting a fight.
The best strategy is to hit the guy with a thick-walled bottle before he realizes that there is a fight of any kind to begin with. If he is down and out, there is only you left to explain what happened...
This works best if he isn't surrounded by friends and the bar isn't well lit.
Those who offer violence do so because they want to, not because strategy calls for it. There is always a post facto reason for a violent act.
