"Bobo *Envious *******d* Bonobo" opines:
>
People don't become more worthy of respect when their hearts stop
beating.


Micheal Jackson doesn't need your respect... he had (and still has and
always will have) three things you don't have and never will have, talent,
respect for all men, and self respect... LOSER!

Barach Obama has offered no praise to this real world leader, who without
Micheal Jackson (a true world leader and icon of peace for more than thirty
years) would never have his position. Obama is also a no talent, no self
respect, respect for nobody loser just like you.

Andy wrote:
> jmcquown said...
>>
>> OB Food: Dinner last night was a simple hot pasta dish drizzled with a
>> little bit of olive oil, tossed with minced garlic and Penzey's Tuscan
>> Sunset no-salt seasoning. Delicious!
>>
>> Jill
>
>
> Jill,
>
> sawadii krop (?)
>
> Andy



Gesundheit!

gloria p

On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 10:04:55 -0400, Dave Smith wrote:

> Bobo Bonobo® wrote:

>
>> People don't become more worthy of respect when their hearts stop
>> beating.
>
> There are still some who admired Adolph Hitler, but most sane people
> recognize him for the monster he was. If I were to speak out in praise
> of Hitler out of respect for the dead, some people would go nuts,
> probably the same who refuse to condemn Jackson.

i hadn't heard that jackson was responsible for millions of deaths. must
be that liberal media.

blake

Andy wrote:
> jmcquown said...
>
>> Why you continue to support Cybercat's posts is beyond me. She's the one
>> who is crass. She offers nothing to this ng and isn't even funny, she's
>> simply rude. What does she ever contribute other than negative crap and
>> criticism? Sheesh.
>>
>> OB Food: Dinner last night was a simple hot pasta dish drizzled with a
>> little bit of olive oil, tossed with minced garlic and Penzey's Tuscan
>> Sunset no-salt seasoning. Delicious!
>>
>> Jill
>
>
> Jill,
>
> sawadii krop (?)
>
> Andy
>
>
Hardly Thai...

--
Jean B.

jmcquown wrote:
> "Andy" > wrote in message ...
>> Chemo the Clown said...
>>
>>> http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090625/...s_obit_fawcett
>>>
>>> Gawd, I wish I still had the poster of her!
>>
>>
>> TOO YOUNG!!!
>>
>> What a shame!
>>
>> She was a crush of mine.
>>
>>
>>
>> Andy
>> --
>> "I only know what I read, not what I'm talking about!"
>> --Andy
>>
>
>
> Michael Jackson died today, too. Think of him what you will, he was a
> major pop legend/icon and age 50 is far too young.
>
> Jill

If you do the drugs he did you might consider him lucky to make the 5-0.

-dk

jay wrote some strange things:

>> Now that I've explained it, maybe you can stop being so stupid.
>
> Why would you think your explanation could cure some *stupids*? Farrah was
> the center of your attention maybe. It's far more likely that you are a
> secret admirer of the *gloved one*. Reveling in others misfortune is bad
> karma .. but you already *own* that straw. Terwillingerning you are one
> very odd *weird-0*.

All I did was explain Christopher's post to two people who had obviously
failed to comprehend it. You're correct that if they're still stupid, the
explanation probably didn't do any good...but isn't it cruel to allow people
to make fools of themselves without even *attempting* to set them straight?

In her day, Farrah was a cultural icon. I was never a huge fan of hers, but
I certainly recognize that fact. Does she deserve to have her death ignored
simply because a world-class freak died on the same day?

As far as my own role models go, I'd have to say that Arleigh Burke and
Grace Hopper are high on the list. Harlan Ellison's there too. I'm guessing
that your role models include Perez Hilton and Britney Spears (which
probably makes your list more "normal" than mine, but a helluva lot less
admirable).

Bob

On Fri, 26 Jun 2009 19:27:03 -0700, "Bob Terwilliger"
> wrote:

>jay wrote some strange things:
>
>>> Now that I've explained it, maybe you can stop being so stupid.
>>
>> Why would you think your explanation could cure some *stupids*? Farrah was
>> the center of your attention maybe. It's far more likely that you are a
>> secret admirer of the *gloved one*. Reveling in others misfortune is bad
>> karma .. but you already *own* that straw. Terwillingerning you are one
>> very odd *weird-0*.
>
>All I did was explain Christopher's post to two people who had obviously
>failed to comprehend it. You're correct that if they're still stupid, the
>explanation probably didn't do any good...but isn't it cruel to allow people
>to make fools of themselves without even *attempting* to set them straight?
>
>In her day, Farrah was a cultural icon. I was never a huge fan of hers, but
>I certainly recognize that fact. Does she deserve to have her death ignored
>simply because a world-class freak died on the same day?
>
>As far as my own role models go, I'd have to say that Arleigh Burke and
>Grace Hopper are high on the list. Harlan Ellison's there too. I'm guessing
>that your role models include Perez Hilton and Britney Spears (which
>probably makes your list more "normal" than mine, but a helluva lot less
>admirable).


Perez Hilton is a fruitcake, anyone who takes him seriously needs to
see a head shrink quick. As for Britney, she's had a hard time
handling her stardom and it's screwed her up. Add in the kids, and the
multiple men in her life, the many trips to hospital, the drugs and
booze and you've got a very neurotic woman trying to make a comeback
as a superstar. She'll never be what she once was.

cybercat wrote:

> You're as much an idiot as Bob ****wiliger is.

I admit that I am not a doctor like Mack A. Damia or a lawyer like Anne P.
Mitchell, Esq. I just write what I feel. I am sorry it does not come up to
the level of conversation you would like.

Kitty, home from work and drooping with tiredness

Ailurophile wrote to cyber****:

> I admit that I am not a doctor like Mack A. Damia or a lawyer like Anne P.
> Mitchell, Esq. I just write what I feel. I am sorry it does not come up to
> the level of conversation you would like.

Whoa-whoa-WHOA! *WHO*? Anne P. Mitchell, Esquire? Just how long *have* you
been reading this group, "Kitty"? What other names have you used here?

Anyway, you've got cyber**** all wrong. Cyber**** *never* wants to elevate
the conversation. Its natural environment is the gutter, so that's the only
level where it's comfortable, and that's where it tries to drag both online
discussions and its johns.

Bob

virtualgoth wrote:

> Whoa-whoa-WHOA! *WHO*? Anne P. Mitchell, Esquire? Just how long *have* you
> been reading this group, "Kitty"? What other names have you used here?

I have been reading this group for a long time but I never posted because
you all know so much more about cooking than I do. What could I teach you?
And there are lots of people here who are mean to people posting about
cooking the way I cook like Sandra Lee.

What finely got me started posting was the way people were ganging up on
Jilly. She is my neighbor, and where I come from we look after our
neighbors. Even though Jilly and I have never been introduced, I am sure she
has seen me many times. I don't know that we could ever be friends because I
am not pretty like her, and it is hard to be close friends with someone that
pretty when you are not pretty yourself like Sandra Lee. And Farrah, may she
R.I.P. But I digress.

I do not want to say much about myself because I know people get fired for
writing in public like this, and I do not want to be fired. So I will go
back to just reading this group and not post any more, but take it easy on
Silly-Jilly! OK?

Kitty, going fishing in the Bast-boat

"Ailurophile" > wrote in message
...
> virtualgoth wrote:
>
>> Whoa-whoa-WHOA! *WHO*? Anne P. Mitchell, Esquire? Just how long *have*
>> you
>> been reading this group, "Kitty"? What other names have you used here?
>
> I have been reading this group for a long time but I never posted because
> you all know so much more about cooking than I do. What could I teach you?
> And there are lots of people here who are mean to people posting about
> cooking the way I cook like Sandra Lee.
>
> What finely got me started posting was the way people were ganging up on
> Jilly. She is my neighbor, and where I come from we look after our
> neighbors. Even though Jilly and I have never been introduced, I am sure
> she
> has seen me many times. I don't know that we could ever be friends because
> I
> am not pretty like her, and it is hard to be close friends with someone
> that
> pretty when you are not pretty yourself like Sandra Lee. And Farrah, may
> she
> R.I.P. But I digress.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rU_jYebX_0Y

>
> I do not want to say much about myself because I know people get fired for
> writing in public like this, and I do not want to be fired. So I will go
> back to just reading this group and not post any more, but take it easy on
> Silly-Jilly! OK?
>
> Kitty, going fishing in the Bast-boat