XPost: talk.abortion, alt.abortion
From: patrick@io.com
Groundandpound64@hotmail.com (Krazy K) writes:
>Patrick Lee Humphrey wrote in message news:...
>> Groundandpound64@hotmail.com (Krazy K) writes:
>> >> >> Thanks for giving the two of us a good laugh, though.
>> >> >Of course. I'm sure both of you were *laughing* hard. Poor guy.
>> >> You're a thousand miles away up I-10, 12, 59, and 65, so I don't expect
>> >> you to be any more a mind-reader than you've ever been.
>> >Accidentally hit a button and posted an unfinished post. What I was
>> >going to say was: your address was just posted online in front of
>> >millions of people, and you (and Dale) find time to 'laugh' at a
>> >person that just cut you in half. Right.
>> So? Your disbelief doesn't change reality.
>Maybe I'm giving you too much credit to know better then.
You're giving me a lot more credit than I'm giving you.
>> Anyone with enough brains to operate a phone book *or* operate a web
>> browser has been able to find that much since the early 1990s.
>And you're bragging about it? What a numskull.
So what's your problem with it? I'm not demanding anyone else follow suit. I
guess it's too much work to figure out how to ignore it, as that would deprive
you of an excuse to do your little banty rooster strut.
>>Don't like it? Too bad, bozo. You don't get a say.
>LOL. I don't want a say either; please continue the saga...
You'll have to contribute your defective imagination to it. I've already said
all that's germane.
>> >> >> (How badly did you get trampled at this Derby?
>> >> >> Judging from your muttering, it couldn't have been too good for you.)
>> >> >I missed the Derby, actually; I care little for horses. Next.
>> >> ...like a fair number of the 150,000 or so hanging around the Downs on
>> >> Derby Day.
>> >I don't gamble either.
>> Seems to me that there are quite a few who live for a shot at getting the
>> cheap spots in the infield for party time.
>Yeah, but in that scenario retribution *isn't* applicable.
Trust you to put *your* lopsided spin on it.
>> >> Be patient, and maybe you'll get to cross paths with me next year.
>> >Where? At the gas station on your way out? LOL. Finding *you* at a
>> >Derby would be akin to finding the knife I lost somewhere at Beech
>> >Ben [Bend], in 1978.
>> Too bad I never went to Beech Bend (assuming it's still there -- the
>> *&^%$#@! commercials were all over the Nashburg TV stations when I was
>> visiting my kin in Trigg County, when I was a lot younger).
>I believe it's history now. I remember riding a small coaster called
>"the wild mouse"; scared the Hell outta me.
That one I remember -- IIRC, it was more or less a copy of the old Mad Mouse
that adorned Bell's Amusement Park in Tulsa when I was a lot younger. (Since
Bowling Green exploded to the southwest and out 68/80, it's been years since
I've gone through town on the old 68 and 31W routing...like back when I-65
still was in the future.)
>> >> (Then again, the important reason I go home to the Commonwealth is about
>> >> four hours away to the southeast down there in Bloody Harlan, not that
>> >> you'd figure it out. Oh, well.)
>> >Why would I desire to translate *your* gibberish? Next.
>> >
>> >KKK
>> Funny how some that know me know what I'm speaking of, but then, they've
>> seen one or another of my web pages and are able to draw conclusions you're
>> not easily capable of. Oh, well.
>I briefly visited your site once, but since I'm not a Hockey fan I
>didn't stay long enough to realize that you come to KY for that very
>reason. Next.
Wow. I've only been coming home to Kentucky every year for a bit better than
four decades -- and have seen ONE hockey game in Lexington in 2001. I guess
you can't navigate a web page, either. (The one in my .sig isn't my home
page, Inspector Clouseau.)
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Patrick "The Chief Instigator" Humphrey (patrick@io.com) Houston, Texas
www.chiefinstigator.us.tt/aeros.php (TCI's 2003-04 Houston Aeros)
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