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|    Debra to And on that same thread he    |
|    I called aol 800-827-6364 and filed a co    |
|    02 Jan 15 14:32:04    |
      From: dfreemans@live.com              I called aol 800-827-6364 and filed a complaint that Vincent Maycock       is abusing his email account with them.              If the abuse continues, hopefully they will kill his account, or else kill       it for the abuse that he has already commit, ergo:              On Nov 30 2014 I wrote (at talk.origins post "Origin? ~ Go: "INRI!")              TIS IN ARCH ~       CHRISTIAN? ~       RICH SAINT ~       INRI, CHATS.              On Dec 02 2014 he "replied"              How about              RICH STAIN              AIR SNITCH              and              NIT'S CHAIR              See at       https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/talk.origins/qEvTzafVSIY       5B26-50-false%5D              **********              On Nov 30 2014 I wrote (at alt.anagrams post "He is risen ~ in his seer.")              HE IS RISEN ~       IN HIS SEER.              On Dec 02 2014 he "replied"              No, Debra, it's more like you say to you describe yourself regarding       the risen Lord as,              I, HIS SNEER;              then you say to yourself,              I ... SHEER SIN!              and              How about              Would someone please find a way to              FREE MEAN, DRAB DEE?              or              DEBRA DEE FREEMAN:              a really              MEAN BREAD-FEEDER              and              A summary of my main problems with Debra would be:              a) her interest in and respect for the famous quack and charlatan,       Edgar Cayce              b) possible interest in the nonsense of reincarnation              and              d) I think Debra might have drifted into the nonsense of believing       there is "meaning" latent in some anagrams, independent of the meaning       that human anagrammers deliberately put there, although I'm not sure       that she's always consistent in her views on this matter              e) she may be confused about the meaning of the word "transposition,"       and evidently uses it for any anagram that she doesn't like, which is       no at correct usage of the word "transposition"              Debra's lone redeeming trait that I am aware of is her interest in       anagramming.              and              I don't know about eat-shit hate-ism, but it should be clear to       rational people that God does not actually exist, any more than       leprechauns or Harry Potter do.              Of course, I'm not sure how much difference that's going to make to       someone who *also* swallows bullshit like Edgar Cayce and ends her       posts with the word "amen," like a lunatic praying to herself.              I don't know. Maybe you *do* believe that Harry Potter is real, but       wouldn't if you would just take your damn meds like your psychiatrist       told you to.              and              You seem to have shot yourself in the foot there, idiot. ATHEIST and       A THEIST *are the same damn* letter sequence!              What fucking difference does it make whether you get good or bad       anagrams out of this letter sequence, (i.e., whether you're "a ...       theist, who believes in God," or "an atheist, who is able to       understand that obviously, God does not exist.")              See at       https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.anagrams/TFbAjmarTIU       5B26-50-false%5D              **********              On Dec 03 2014 I wrote (at alt.anagrams post "Origin? ~ Go: "INRI!")              ORIGIN? ~              GO: "INRI!"              The Holy Bible and The Edgar Cayce Readings tell us that the soul last       incarnate as Jesus had formerly been incarnate as Adam, the origin of every       other human being on this planet since that time and so therefore also all       of their words, actions, creations.              This one word and one anagram concisely and exquisitely corroborate these       two sources of information.              --              ORIGINS? ~              SIGNORI! [lords, sirs, misters, males]              This anagram also parallels the information in The Holy Bible and       The Edgar Cayce Readings that the creation of Adam was an agreed-upon       venture between 1. an Etheric Soul named Amilius, who was lastly       incarnate as the Lord Jesus, and 2. the Lord Yahweh.              [Thanks to talk.origins "Burkhard" for this one.]              --              AND THE ORIGIN OF HUMANKIND? ~       O! EH! THINK GOD, ADAM (INRI), N FUN!       UH, THINK GOD, N ADAM (INRI), N FOE!              On Dec 06 2014 he "replied"              There has been some question about the quality of Debra's anagrams.       Now, I'm sure that the best anagrammers should be producing anagrams       of literary quality so high that they wouldn't be out of place in a       well-written novel, but we're not going to hold Debra to a standard       that high.              Instead, we're going to ask: Are there some of her anagrams that make       absolutely no sense? Then, after that question is answered, maybe       questions about the exact nature of the literary quality of her other       anagrams can be addressed.              We'll look at two anagrams of the phrase below and then another       anagram from another one of her posts: (remember, we're using low,       *low* standards to begin with):              >AND THE ORIGIN OF HUMANKIND? ~              which she first anagrammed to:              >O! EH! THINK GOD, ADAM (INRI), N FUN!              Although at first glance this anagram may appear to be a butchering of       the English language beyond all recognition, the use of appropriate       punctuation allows us to cast it into a form that meets our low       standards for Debra at this point. Something like:              OH, EH! THINK, "GOD, ADAM, 'N' INRI = FUN!"              Notice that I've fixed Debra's conflation of Adam with Jesus Christ,       that is to say, INRI. These are two different Biblical characters,       so we don't refer to one as a parenthetical version of the other.              I should also point out that I don't do anything beyond a total letter       count to validate these anagrams in terms of meeting the definition of       an anagram. I can't be responsible, in any of my improvements on       Debra's anagrams, for errors on her part relating to the number of       times a given letter appears in her anagrams relative to the phrase       she started with.              >UH, THINK GOD, N ADAM (INRI), N FOE!              In order to rescue this literary monstrosity, we need to allow       ourselves the latitude of some misspellings, because remember we're       using low standards for Debra. I'm going to redact this anagram so       that it reads:              OH, ENUF! THINK:" GOD, ADAM, 'N' INRI!"              We'll look at one more Freeman letter sequence rearrangement (or       "anagram," if we're in a charitable mood), and that will conclude our       literary analysis of her work for today, namely one that starts with       the phrase:              DEBRA DEE FREEMAN'S POSTINGS? ~              First of all, the tildes are unnecessary. If they're supposed to be       some kind of literary or poetic decoration, that's fine, but she       really needs to make this clear, rather than leaving the impression       that she's a confused and idiosyncratic person who defaces her own       postings, as in something like,              DEBRA @DEE FREEMAN'S %%POSTINGS?~ . .              by accident or something.              Now, as I understand it, the tilde can also mean a continuation       anagram is to come, but that's even worse, since the sequence of              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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