In message >, Steve Firth
> writes

>Steve Terry > wrote:
>
>> "Steve Firth" > wrote in message
>> .. .
>> > Steve Terry > wrote:
>> >
>> >> > **** OFF FOLLETT!
>> >> >
>> >> That's not very nice, you'd have more effect giving Jim a big wet kiss
>> >
>> > On the knob, like Steve Terry does.
>> >
>> It was you watching then?
>
>You will find, as with your unnatural love for Follett, that in humour
>coming second doesn't count.

Steve Firth, my beloved, you're the one with an obsessive neurosis.
Steve Terry once expressed his independence by having the temerity to
agree with me once on something so mundane, so trivial, so banal that
I've forgotten what it was about. I suspect most others have, too. But
you haven't, have you? You can't because your hatred of me has burned so
deep into your physic, festered away over ten years so fiercely that
you've allowed it to destroy your reason and, in so doing, you've
permitted others to seize control of personality. The slightest whiff
that the hated Jew boy, Follett, might be right or, perish the thought,
might even be worth reading, is enough to push you effortlessly down the
greasy chute into the black depths of your hatred prompting you to trot
out your obscene innuendoes about my imagined sexual preferences that
exist only in your hate-filled fantasies and have no bearing on reality
or plain, simple facts. Your currency isn't truth. Like all fanatics
you've paid the price of your fanaticism by handing control of your
blinkered emotions to others. If I wanted to I could choreograph an even
uglier dance routine for you than the one of your own creation but I'm
content to sit back and watch you do a bit of foaming and allow myself
an occasional wry chuckle at your absurd posturing.

Don't forget your favourite word 'sycophant'; a post from you without it
isn't the same and remember my adage that the Usenet is there to be
enjoyed, not endured. I'm doing all the enjoying; you're doing all the
enduring.

--
James Follett. Novelist. (G1LXP) http://www.jamesfollett.dswilliams.co.uk
"A potent and exploitable human force is the envy of the ignorant, the idle and
the unfortunate for those who are industrious and successful." Erich Fromm I
think.