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   From: takin&kanoknuan@stuck-in-a-wheelchair.org   
      
   "Rick Armstrong"  wrote in message news:   
   > On 02/07/2010 12:42, LarbGai wrote:   
   >   
   >> This latest collection are the saddest ever, I think that old Kombat   
   >> is losing his grip (along with his marbles).   
   >> Ever since his deportation from Thailand,   
   >   
   > I know I shouldn't but it's hard not to feel sorry for the old buffoon and   
   > the once glorious PhotoEnvisions empire now laid to ruin. All that's left   
   > is the shabby website with an insulting message to Bob Johnson hidden on   
   > the front page.   
      
   **You're right about it being hidden. I wonder why it's hidden like it is?   
      
   Is this tedious mean-spirited bully too ashamed to have it prominently shown   
   on his front page?   
      
      
      
   >   
   > No more magazine columns, dinners with the chief of police, guest invites   
   > to the Bangkok Radison Hotel or front page features in the local   
   > newspapers. No more patrolling the sois of Loh Kroi, with his truncheon at   
   > the ready...   
   >   
   > The irony in it being him being kicked out from LOS instead of the man he   
   > tried so very hard to have deported probably goes some way in explaining   
   > the venom in his recent postings.   
      
      
   **As well as that shabby, kowardly and insulting message to Bob on the front   
   page of his webshite (yes that is the CORRECT spelling).  *grin*   
   .   
      
      
   >   
   >   
   >   
   >> hiding here then there and popping up every now and again to test the   
   >> waters. They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but   
   >> Kombats (clumsy) attempts to use various members of the DTS is amateur   
   >> to say the best.   
   >> Shows how low his esteem has fallen.   
   >> I hope his next course of treatment will be more successful.   
   >>   
   >> *GRIN*   
   >   
   > The recent tendancy for hijacking ID's really shows Kramer to be a shadow   
   > of his former self. Kramer in his heyday would ever imagine himself   
   > stooping so low.   
   >   
   > "I'm proud of who and what I am. And even prouder of what I'm becoming." -   
   > Steve Kramer   
   >   
   > I wonder if that famous quote of Steve's still rings true today?   
      
      
      
   **I somehow doubt it!   *smirk*   
      
      
   --   
   "Thanks for bringing balance and harmony back into my life!" - Steve   
   'Kombat' Kramer, on a testimonial to hollowtop.com   
      
      
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