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On Tue, 4 Nov 2008 08:32:38 -0600, Sqwertz wrote:

> jmcquown > wrote:
>
>> Sqwertz wrote:
>>> jmcquown > wrote:
>>>
>>>> Here's a wish for you, Steve-O. If there is anyone in this world -
>>>> parents, grandparents, or a brother or sister or wife or someone you
>>>> actually care about... watch them die a long slow painful death.
>>>> Let's see how you like it. ****WAD.
>>>
>>> I just went to the funeral of my best friend who died late last
>>> week. Maybe that's why I can't stand your attitude. I certainly
>>> can't relate to you.
>>>
>>> -sw

>>
>> What, now I'm supposed to feel sorry for you?

>
> Not at all. If I wanted anybody to feel sorry for me I would have
> posted dozens of threads about my personal life.
>
> -sw


<snort>

your pal,
blake
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jmcquown > wrote:

> Apparently he just lost his only one. Probably didn't bother going to the
> funeral, either. What an ass.


You know, Jill, that your mother purposely broke her hip because she
couldn't bear the thought having to go home with you and be
subjected to your constant abuse.

Wasn't that convenient timing - how she broke her hip just moments
before you were going to take her home?

....

We can keep trading these accusations all week long. I'm always
game. And I'm a lot better at it than you.

ObFood: I just made the best omelet I've ever had. Cooked it low
and slow and rolled it to the side of the pan to finish cooking with
a lid over it. Blarney cheese and Genoa salami.

-sw
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On Tue 04 Nov 2008 08:07:29a, Dave Smith told us...

> jmcquown wrote:
>>
>>> I just went to the funeral of my best friend who died late last
>>> week. Maybe that's why I can't stand your attitude. I certainly
>>> can't relate to you.
>>>
>>> -sw

>>
>>
>> What, now I'm supposed to feel sorry for you? You turn on me and have
>> no clue what I've been dealing with all year. Suddenly you lost your
>> best friend so this is an excuse to get vile about my mother? **** YOU.

>
> You should feel sorry for him. How many friends do you think a guy like
> him has?
>
>


Probably none, now.

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Sqwertz wrote:
>>> I just went to the funeral of my best friend who died late last
>>> week.


Steve, I am so sorry you lost your friend.

Bless

O



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"Goomba" > wrote in message
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> Dimitri wrote:
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>> If you get to NYC go to the Russian Tea Room . Next to Carnegie Hall.
>>
>> Start with the Blini
>> Finish with the Chicken Kiev
>> for Dessert Blintzes
>>
>> Dimitri
>>

> I thought the Russian Tea Room closed???


For a while but AFASK alive and well.


story;

One year at the RTR I had ordered the Blini as an appetizer.

The waiter came and served the components with a small explanation on how to
eat the Blini.

I thanked him for the explanation and told him he had explained the process
exactly the same as my Grandmother did and the way I had been eating them
for the past 30 years.

At which point I thanked him in Russian.

What a snot I was - but then after several iced vodkas .................


Dimitri




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Dimitri wrote:

> One year at the RTR I had ordered the Blini as an appetizer.
>
> The waiter came and served the components with a small explanation on
> how to eat the Blini.
>
> I thanked him for the explanation and told him he had explained the
> process exactly the same as my Grandmother did and the way I had been
> eating them for the past 30 years.
>
> At which point I thanked him in Russian.
>
> What a snot I was - but then after several iced vodkas .................
>
>
> Dimitri
>

Oh that would have been fun to share with you!!!
And I don't even do caviar!! Thanks for sharing

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Ophelia > wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
>>>> I just went to the funeral of my best friend who died late last
>>>> week.

>
> Steve, I am so sorry you lost your friend.
>
> Bless


Thank you.

-sw
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Wayne Boatwright > wrote:

> On Tue 04 Nov 2008 08:07:29a, Dave Smith told us...
>
>> jmcquown wrote:
>>>
>>>> I just went to the funeral of my best friend who died late last
>>>> week. Maybe that's why I can't stand your attitude. I certainly
>>>> can't relate to you.
>>>>
>>>> -sw
>>>
>>> What, now I'm supposed to feel sorry for you? You turn on me and have
>>> no clue what I've been dealing with all year. Suddenly you lost your
>>> best friend so this is an excuse to get vile about my mother? **** YOU.

>>
>> You should feel sorry for him. How many friends do you think a guy like
>> him has?
>>

>
> Probably none, now.


Wow. You guys are so original. Did the three of have to huddle
like they do on Family Fued to come up with hat witty answer? (*)

-sw
(*) With apologies to those foreign assholes for being USA-centric.
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"Goomba" > wrote in message
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> Dimitri wrote:
>
>> One year at the RTR I had ordered the Blini as an appetizer.
>>
>> The waiter came and served the components with a small explanation on how
>> to eat the Blini.
>>
>> I thanked him for the explanation and told him he had explained the
>> process exactly the same as my Grandmother did and the way I had been
>> eating them for the past 30 years.
>>
>> At which point I thanked him in Russian.
>>
>> What a snot I was - but then after several iced vodkas .................
>>
>>
>> Dimitri
>>

> Oh that would have been fun to share with you!!!
> And I don't even do caviar!! Thanks for sharing


Anytime, it would have been nice if you were there but I think they would
have to put me in Jail for contributing. :-o


Last week we ate at Scoma's in San Francisco. The bus lady for lack of a
better term hovered over the tables like a mother hen. She was wonderful.
When she spoke I noticed a marked Russian accent. So when she brought
something I said "thank you very much" in my Rusty broken Russian. OMG you
would think I gave her a million dollars. She was thrilled - I explained I
was of Greek Blood but of Russian decent - you would think I was the second
coming and I am sure she expected me to walk across the bay. God love her.
She was just a delight.

Dimitri

Dimitri

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jmcquown > wrote:

> Who the **** asked anyone to feel sorry for me?


You did. Over 100 times here over the years. You wallow in drama
and pity.

-sw


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Omelet wrote:

> In article > ,
> "Gregory Morrow" > wrote:
>
> > > > I thought Steve was "hatched" a la _Brave New World_, Om...
> > >
> > > That's just it. I've met Steve in person and he's really good people.
> > > It's why it bothers me when he does crap like this.

> >
> >
> > Now Steve I think is actually a good boy, he reminds me of the bratty

l'il
> > kitty that you have to constantly "train" via the "sqwertz bottle"

method...
> >
> > ;-)
> >
> >
> > > > With such comments he's right down there in 'cyberscat territory', a

> > place
> > > > one does *not* want to go...!!!
> > >
> > > Indeed.

> >
> >
> > The cyberwretch could be a Stage IV alcoholic...or maybe a psycho -

sexual
> > nutcase in her local "county home"...a closet axe murderess...or who
> > knows...!!!???

>
> She kinda freaked me out with that "die capitalist pig" comment. Maybe
> she should move to Russia.



Since it's now a hyper - capitalist "sink or swim - survival of the fittest"
kinda place now she'd most probably be "all at sea" in a place like
Russia...

:-)


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Greg


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