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In article <ayaXb.14969$6_.9674@newssvr22.news.prodigy.com>, Simon
Belmont <123@abc.xyz> wrote:

> "Tim May" wrote in message
> > >Scrye Malon <scrye11@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > Its more disrespectful of local customs to use differint words for the
> > > same thing like chat site or its more disrespectful of local customs
> > > to send chats to DFW.EATS that are nothing to do with Dallas?
> >
> > You're illiterate, and foolish.
> > As for the newsgroups in the distribution, the original poster picked
> > the distribution...I gather he is from the DFW area and was asking
> > about California dining advice (cf. the Subject: line).
> > Your childish complaints are silly.
> 
> 
> As much as I've been resisting, I gotta say something. This kid has
> raised good points that a --presumed-- adult like yourself is not
> capable of addressing without slander. Frankly, you seem to be the
> foolish/childish one here...and to that a casual observer of this group
> can add "imbecilic twit". Verbally attacking a kid? That gets you off?
> 
> I am the original poster and this has nothing to do with the topic that
> was discussed.(and WTF is the Grapvine, I saw a sign for it, hooray)

What the fuck is the Grapevine? Had you read the thread, instead of
making smarmy, cuddle-cuddle noises with that poseur here, you would
have seen the discussion. Or you could use Google.
> 
> I welcome relevent crossposting. But be careful if making irrelevent
> crosspostings to dfw. 

You're the one who crossposted. We are not obligated to stick to your
specific topic. Unless you think this is a "board" or a "chat" and has
some strange rules (which of course the Usenet does not).

If Sambo's comes up in the thread, it gets talked about. Period. Get
used to it. 


> We have a resident "WebTV" troll that might
> seek haven among his peers at ba.food. (this is of course assumes he
> knows how to switch to different NGs) You don't want him...nope.

That's right, I don't want him here. Fortunately for him, what I want
has no bearing on his ability to post here. Get used to this kind of
anarchy.


> OT posts are unavoidable, but with an ounce of common sense it can
> be determined that dfw does not give a cow/bull/steer's rectum about
> the Grapvine or Sambo's (or ensuing racially undertoned small talk).

So why did you ask about California dining experiences in a DFW
newsgroup? That was the Number One off-topic post.

> It's amazing how quickly this generation of kids are maturing, and
> this Scry kid is an example. His mother (who posted on dfw.eats)
> should be quite proud.

I've written down the name of the kid. I'll do what I can to amuse
myself with his future plans.

A 12-year-old illiterate has no place here....it's probably a violation
of the cock-sucking indecency laws for him to even be _reading_ these
posts. 

--Tim May