[MD] Tossing Coins or The Dervish's Deed

[Krimel]

dmb,
Wow, on a day where I have almost intentionally flaunted the posts per day
rules, responding to damn near everything from anyone. This is what you sink
your teeth into?
This is where that comment on your pride in being narrow and shallow comes
from. You can stop illustrating your shortcoming any time you like. I kind
of enjoy it, especially when you put your flaws on display for everyone to
see like this. But I do occasionally get embarrassed for you. It's like you
have no self respect.
Your friend, 
Krimel

p.s. That was sarcasm again. I'd be happy to move on but you seem to have
some inner sense of self loathing that drives you to this. If you are so
concerned with wasting time maybe you ought to try doing something useful,
like engaging the issues, instead of showing your butt. 

-----Original Message-----
From: david buchanan [mailto:dmbuchanan at hotmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 2010 5:17 PM
To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org
Subject: Re: [MD] Tossing Coins or The Dervish's Deed


There you go again, Krimel.

As if it were technology issue.
As if it were a matter of knowing how to use a delete button. I use it every
time, actually. I should probably start using it on you as well as Marsha. 
As a matter of fact, this was just a little test. I wanted to see who would
respond fairly like a reasonable person and who would simply take sides for
some unreasonable reason.
Jesus, do you even know how to stop the bullshit from flowing out of your
pen? Can you even tell the difference anymore? 

If you're right, then I only have a problem with 17 empty, nasty,
unphilosophical posts before lunch BECAUSE - and this is where your
tough-minded, empirically-based, scientifically supported reason comes in -
because technology gives me fits so much that I can't even use a delete key.


If I follow your reasoning, nobody should have a problem with rush hour
traffic. It's only a problem if you're so freaked out by mechanical devices
that you don't know how to use your breaks, right? Only an inept driver
would complain about traffic, right?

Wrong. Obviously, the problem is having to use the delete button or having
to use your breaks TOO MUCH. Either way, it's not good to clog things up and
no reasonable person thinks otherwise.

And don't flatter yourself, Krimel. There's nothing artistic about your
bullshit. It only makes you look dishonest and immature and I'm throughly
sick of it.

I am not at all surprised that you failed my little test but I'm surprised
at how badly you failed. I thought there were only two basic options; "yes,
I have a problem with that" OR "no, Marsha can do that all day long if she
wants". Somehow you managed to find a third option that was even worse than
the worst option. You not only failed to address the actual complaint, you
made it all about the complainer AND based that switch on a completely
implausible assertion; If I knew more about computer technology there would
be no reason to complain. 
I'm just spelling this out so you might realize how transparently bogus this
is, how silly and empty it is. I could spent a lot of time spelling out your
stuff but that kind of task is fun only in small doses. It's easy to see
what you're doing. It takes no time at all to see right through it, but
taking the time to spell it out in print is quite another thing. So I
usually don't bother. I mean, you need to realize unimpressive and
unpersuasive this is. Don't let Marsha's flattery delude you, dude. This is
weak, weak stuff and so are your straw men.






> From: Krimel at Krimel.com
> To: moq_discuss at moqtalk.org
> Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2010 13:37:05 -0400
> Subject: Re: [MD] Tossing Coins or The Dervish's Deed
> 
> dmb,
> Not me. 
> Why would that be a problem for anyone. 
> Adrie has Unicode issues so that might interfere with his delete key but
> WTF?
> I know technology gives you fits but sheesh....
> Krimel
> 
> 
> 
> Dear MOQers:
> 
> By my accounting, it's just after 11 in the morning and Marsha has already
> posted 17 times. That would be obnoxious no matter who did it and it would
> still be annoying even if the content was completely worthy of attention. 
> 
> But in this case we are talking about 17 empty, nasty, unphilosophical
posts
> before lunch.
> 
> Anybody else have a problem with that? 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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