A dumbo thread for LaCourse

On Nov 5, 3:33 pm, Mike wrote:
On 6 Nov, 00:30, Ken Fortenberry wrote:





Mike wrote:
Here you are ...

Are you still here ? Isn't it about time for you to
slither back into the booby hatch from which you came ?

Give it up, you poor, pathetic, sick piece of garbage,
most decent people won't have anything to do with the
likes of you.

Answer this:

What kind of a sick **** would take the occasion of a beloved
pet's death to issue a flurry of vituperative personal attacks ?

--
Ken Fortenberry

To whom it may concern.

Fortenberry is a typical psychopath. It is dangerous to engage in any
conversation with him. Or give any personal information whatsoever. He
WILL try to manipulate and abuse you if you disagree with him, or if
you give him any opportunity to do so. He has upset and damaged a very
large number of people on Usenet. You would be well advised to avoid
any contact whatsoever with him.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

Mike Connor

Should you require specific information on the matter, I will be only
to happy to oblige.- Hide quoted text -

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Connor, have you ever considered an apology and starting over? I have
never written anything on roff that I wouldn't let my wife or mother
read. Can you say the same thing?
You legacy will not be that you are the world's greatest and most
knowledgeable fly fisher. You're not going down in the history of
literature with Lee Wufff, Zane Gray or Roderick Haig Brown etc. If
any thing it will a brief blot in history as a madman with emotional
maturity of disturbed 6 th grader.
You could salvage you miserable existence by apologizing and attending
the Western Clave in 08. The next thing to do is leave the fatherland
and move somewhere that has fish. Being a trout -fly fishing expert
from Germany is like being a Sumerian archeologist and doing all your
field work on the Planes of Alberta. There are many places that could
support a good writer and a skilled fly fisher, British Columbia is
one as I suggested once before. There are a number of fishing lodges
in BC that cater to German speaking fisherman.