EPaul21988@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 97-10-11 11:45:25 EDT, suchak@mediaone.net writes:
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> << Methinks thou art a crock of bullshit. Correct me if I'm wrong, but
> doesn't one need to demonstrate, at very least, a cursory knowledge of
> the english language to get into medical school? Just a quick
> examination of your writing style and frequent obvious errors tell
> volumes about who (and what) you really are. For example, your use of
> the contraction "can't", followed only five words later by the use of
> the full "can not" indicates at very least a childlike inconsistency in
> thought, and in the context of your recent behavior in this social
> setting, may be indicative of a deeper tendancy towards schizophrenia
> and an anti-social personality. Does mental illness run in your family
> as well? >>
>
> LIST:
> This is the internet. Anyone can call themselves anything they want. Anyone
> can say they have anything they can think of for sale. Responding as if they
> are what they say they are simply validates their fantasy. This guy does not
> even exist. He's not real. He's a nothing. He's a nobody. He's a complete
> fiction. He made himself up. He deserves only pity. Let's act accordingly.
> If his posts get NO response he will go to another list. IGNORE him
> completely.
> Bob Paul
That's correct. All you can do on the net to determine the validity of a
person's identity is judge the contents of the postings.
For all we know, we may be ranting at some grade school student.
--
George Richardson
'57 TR3, TS15559L
(getting ready to paint - and now on the web!)
http://www.merlingroupinc.com/tr3.htm
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