In article >,
Ian Hoare > wrote:
>
>I'd not describe the phrases
>
>"Being in Italy perhaps you do not realize that."
>
>"peanut gallery"
>
>"How nice of you to speak for the entire audience of this newsgroup and
>decide whether they needed clarification or not."
>
>as have a "certain certainty", but more like deliberate abrasiveness. If he
>can't stand the heat, he shouldn't go into the kitchen. He started the bad
>tempered rudeness, now he's crying foul when he gets it back.



Oh, I am abrasive when I am attacked. However, I wish for you to explain
to me why rudeness to me was called for based on my first response, which
was not rude or abrasive in the slightest. I did not start the "bad
tempered rudeness" and I challenge you to back up that claim.


Dimitri