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"Lionel" <usenet@imagenoir.com> wrote in message
news:f0rq16$6qh$1@blackhelicopter.databasix.com
> On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 22:35:42 -0400, "Rhonda Lea Kirk"
> <spunky@databasix.com> wrote:
>
> [...]
>> You started this, and I tried the threat of posting your unsolicited,
>> unwanted email as an incentive to stop.
>
> You posted personal email about an ex. That makes you scum. There is
> no spin you can put on that that makes it even slightly acceptable.

He made the emotional abuser post before I threatened to post his 
unsolicited, unwanted email, which threat I backed down from within 24 
hours. He made the Australian Federal Police post before I posted my own 
responses to his unsolicited, unwanted email.

Your new rule that posting ones own email is unacceptable is just that: 
your new rule.

You don't make the rules for me, Lionel.

But you're certainly entitled to your opinion. This is usenet, after 
all.

>>> Leave me alone. Completely. Both of you. And no, I am not trolling.
>>
>> This is usenet. Use your killfile. I'm not posting in any groups that
>> I've not been posting in for months.
>>
>>> You are a vile and obnoxious harridan. Get out of my life once and
>>> for all.
>>
>> I'm not in your life. This is usenet, as you keep telling me and
>> everyone else. It's not real life.
>>
>> You've tried to run me off this group.
>
> "This is usenet" "It's not real life"

What does that have to do with "You've tried to run me off this group"?

>> You set Lionel, your
>> stalker-by-proxy, on me, and he hasn't stopped.
>
> Nobody "set me" on you, Rodenta. I am attacking you because your
> online behaviour makes me want to puke.

Hold that thought.

It'll be important when Rick takes whatever action he intends to take.

>> But you expect everyone
>> who is not on your side to stop.
>>
>> You want it over, make it over, but don't tell me that I have to stop
>> when it still continues to my detriment.
>
> As long as you continue posting to AUK, I will attack you. If you stop
> posting to AUK, I for one, will stop attacking you. While you continue
> to post here, there is nothing that you - or your forging, net-abusing
> friends - can say or do that will stop me from giving you the
> bitch-slappings that you've worked so hard to deserve.

<shrug> That's fine, Lionel.

Keep it going as long as you like.

-- 
Rhonda Lea Kirk

Some are tempted to think of life in cyberspace as insignificant,
as escape or meaningless diversion. It is not. Our experiences there
are serious play. We belittle them at our risk. Sherry Turkle