In article >,
Damsel > wrote:
> (AlleyGator) said:
>
> > I haven't been as diligent as usual, keeping up with
> >all the stuff going on here, but I have to to tell you - the last time
> >we had had it out, I was just a little bit worried about him - I
> >seriously don't set out on purpose to tick him off, but it just didn't
> >seem normal, for any of us.
>
> Gator, don't worry. You didn't set him off. It was that moron, Chung.
> You just caught some of the shrapnel.
>
> If you want to spend some time Googling, you'll discover that he goes off
> like that, usually without provocation, on a semi-regular basis. Since I
> resubscribed this calendar year, though, he's usually been on his best
> behavior (of course, I have the racist, religious, and international stuff
> killfiled, so I don't know what might be going on there).
>
> What's that nursery rhyme? "When he's good, he's very good, but when he's
> bad, he's horrid."
>
> Carol
<lol>
That's perfectly applied to Sheldon! ;-D
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