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"Lionel" <usenet@imagenoir.com> wrote in message
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> Lamey has been jumping up & down on a bunch of peoples' hot-buttons, &
> several people who should really know better have let it get to them.
> On the one hand, it's a tribute to lamey's skill as a troll, but OTOH,
> some of it's due to the fact that he's appearing to support some kooks
> (Rhonda & Cranston in particular) who've done some really nasty shit.

You're so vague, Lionel: "Nasty."

Why is that?

Because I flipped out right after and threatened to post the 
unsolicited-month-and-a-half-after-the-breakup email, and then I 
recanted that and later posted just my side of that exchange to 
illustrate that his call to the police reporting me as an imminent 
suicide was unwarranted?

Other than that, what have you got? Another pedo lame?

> AFAICT, much of the flack you're seeing is blowback from that, due to
> your support of Lamey. I doubt that it helps that you're so friendly
> with Rhonda, who's vowed to destroy teh EVIL AUK Hate Machine because
> her Kookologist boyfriend broke up with her.

That's not true.

I fought with you over poking Atlanta after she was Formosa'd.

I fought with you over nominating a sed regular for a kook award because 
you lost a technical argument.

I ended up fighting with Kali because I didn't jump ship when Mike 
argued with her.

And I fought back when Rick posthumped my post that had nothing to do 
with him (about atonement) so he could hit what he knew to be one of my 
really hot buttons.

> So I really don't think it's /too/ surprising that a number of reg's
> are having trouble seeing the funny side of the whole thing.

Talking to someone politely isn't "support," and it is pure paranoia to 
think otherwise.

Oh. Wait. This is auk. Paranoia Central.

-- 
Rhonda Lea Kirk

AUK Galactic Killfile, 15 May 2007
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.usenet.kooks/msg/23766545e259d53c
Winner, Golden Killfile, April 2007
Co-Office Holder, Ministry of Circle Jerks, April 2007
Member, Human O-Ring Society, March 2003
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