"Omelet" > wrote in message
news
> In article >,
> "Paco" > wrote:
>
>> "Omelet" > wrote in message
>> news
>> > In article >,
>> > "Michael \"Dog3\"" > wrote:
>> >
>> >> "Paco" >
>> >> : in rec.food.cooking
>> >>
>> >> >
>> >> >
>> >> > Alt.food.fast-food. Jerry Sauk (R.I.P.) the self-proclaimed
>> >> > overlord
>> >> > of fast food and ignorance used the phase "many multiple times" many
>> >> > multiple times. I have to admit that it has become one of my
>> >> > favorite
>> >> > sayings and I try to use it as many multiple times as I can!
>> >>
>> >> Sauk died?
>> >>
>> >> Michael
>> >
>> > No, they are pretending he did just to jerk his chain.
>> >
>> > And it's working. <g> I've not read that list since February. I'm
>> > surprised they are still keeping that up. It must still be working.
>> > --
>> > Peace! Om
>>
>>
>> Purportedly, Jerry (R.I.P.) has killfiled everybody who has made mention
>> of
>> his demise, which is just about anyone who has ever posted in a.f.f-f,
>> except for Kilikini. But, we all know that she and Jerry (R.I.P.) have
>> some
>> kind of "thing" going on, if you know what I mean! ;-) (Good thing TFM
>> has
>> killefiled both of them!) Besides that I for one, am easily amused by
>> Usenet! :-)
>>
>> -sw (am I supposed to sign this in every group?)
>
> Usenet can be useful and educational, but most with experience use it
> mostly for entertainment. <g>
>
> I use it for both reasons, and for the life experience!
> It's actually taught me a LOT about human interaction, and to not take
> life (and other people, and most of all my self) so seriously. :-)
>
> It's been good for me quite frankly.
>
> A thick skin is not a bad thing. I just wish dad could have survived
> here. It would have been good for him too. He still takes himself (and
> life) WAY too seriously and was not able to adapt.
>
> He's still shocked that I laughed when our ass hole neighbor with the
> pit bulls called me a stupid ****. <g> I asked Dustin why he could not
> be creative and do better than that...
> --
> Peace! Om


Yup, I started using Usenet as a tool, also. Now, it's a toy; though still
valuable for research. And an interesting insight of the human condition.
People can be funny creatures! ;-)