"cybercat" > wrote in message
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> "bulka" > wrote in message
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>> On Sep 5, 8:54 pm, "cybercat" > wrote:
>>> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in
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>>> > "cybercat" > wrote in message
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>>> >> Because so many of you are so incredibly stupid and malicious on any
>>> >> given topic.
>>>
>>> >> Consider me converted.
>>>
>>> > The on topic posts get pretty malicious, too.
>>>
>>> That's true. But some of the political views that have come out in these
>>> latest threads have completely changed the way I think about a number of
>>> people who post here. While many would say that I do not suffer fools
>>> gladly, I now believe that I give people wayyyy too much credit. I must
>>> because I am continually surprised when they show their idiocy.
>>
>> In defense of OTs
>>
>> Sure, we could take our political/social rants to a more appropriate
>> site, full of strangers. Here,we are at least aquaintences. We've
>> talked about soup and rice and dog nose what else. We have some
>> context (Even if, I confess, I can't always keep straight who said
>> what)
>>
>> Better spew from an idiot you sorta know than spew from a random,
>> annonymous idiot.
>>
>> Think globally, argue locally.
>>
>> And, we are generally polilte enough to make separate threads. Don't
>> read 'em if you don't want to.
>>
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> You read me wrong. I don't hate the OT posts, I am disgusted with the
> idiots. Jay writes that "muslims are scary." Omelet writes that
> "affirmative action gets you a free education." George thinks Obama stands
> for power flowing from the goverment to the people and not the other way
> around. "Chatty Cathy" thinks you have to have borne a child to understand
> anything about children. The foam-flecked ****williger assumes that those
> who support Obama "get more from the system than they pay into it." And
> "Goomba," where to even begin? She thinks, among other unbelievably
> asinine things, that the girl's room and the boy's locker room count as
> sex education.
>
> Ob food, I'll have whatever these dickfaces are NOT having.
>

Cybercat: the Jerry Sauk of rec.food.cooking.