🚀 go-pugleaf

bt351 (bt351@torfree.net) wrote:
: Yuri Kuchinsky (yuku@mail.trends.ca) wrote:
: : bt351 (bt351@torfree.net) wrote:
: : : 
: : : 	yes.  like chris lewis, scott anguish, jan isley  and kia mennie 
: : : who maintain their free speech by forge cancelling that they take 
: : : exception to (and, on occasion, sending threats of disabling or 
: : : dismembering or killing usenet denizens)).

: : So you agree with me then?

: 	that the above lot should be able to maintain their free speech 
: by forge cancelling?  
: 	you surely jest.

So are you now suggesting that there should be more restrictions on the 
freedom of speech on the Net?

Talking out of both sides of your mouth, or what?

	...

: : Who are you, and what is this all about? I have no idea what you're
: : talking about. Do you have a name? Why are you hiding behind a number?

: 	i am bt351 - the maintainer of the sacred order of the rubber 
: chicken.  
: 	be back now before i smite you with it.

Your rubber chicken will never be able to overcome the protective magic of
my Secret Subgenius Encoder Ring. 

	...

: 	c'mon bg364.  we have your number.  

That's right. As you can see from my login, I'm not afraid to own up to my
humble origins. 

: 	you can't fool us with this mail.trends nonsense.
: 	you are but one of us.  
: 	the alpha numerics.

Well, if my current stomping ground sci.archaeology wasn't only receiving
20% of postings in its tfn version, I may have been still been posting
there from tfn... 

All things are possible with Bob...
                                                              
Yuri (who has managed to survive the last Subgenius Weekend). 
                                             
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------------------------| is always Paradise: so say the most ancient 
Toronto ... the Earth	| and the most modern serpents."  F. Nietzsche
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