A homo at the trainstation thread for Connor

On 6 Nov, 21:30, Frank Church wrote:
Mike wrote in news:1194317711.979074.297340
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We are not in the States Connor, we are in international cyberspace.
Which on the one hand is lucky for you, as you are, at least for the
moment, beyond the reach of those authorities who would otherwise
punish you for your behaviour,and on the other hand very unlucky, as
you are far too ignorant to navigate in it, indeed, you are apparently
unaware of where you actually are. If you had any sense at all, you
would long since have ceased all this nonsense. But you are in fact
criminally stupid. Setting out to damage others will eventually cause
you more damage than you can at present conceive. Indeed it already
has. It is also going quite a long way to degrading this group even
further, and it is your doing LaCourse. You could have ceased at any
time, but you just kept going on and on and on.

My patience in the pursuit of my objectives is limitless Connor. How
´s yours?

The Pirate

See, all I had to do was change the name in the above diatribe and it
describes you perfectly Connor. Think about it.

Frank Sr.

I thought about it. Apparently you were too stupid to switch the names
all three times. I have never tried to damage anybody on here by
citing their antecedents, insulting their families, inventing lies
about their education, calling them nazis and homos, or anything even
remotely similar.

Contrary to Fortenberry´s propaganda you will not find a single
instance of such.

MC

"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
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I'm looking right now at the photo of Waldo and Opie in the porch of the
Blue Rock Pool cabin on my office wall-- Waldo all battered and bruised
about the face, and Opie holding a Mason Jar.

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead
of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and judgement takes a
holiday.


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Scott
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Yeah, well Walt should never have tried to take my Mason jar away from me,
though now I wish someone had pried it from my hand!

Op

Mike wrote in
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See, all I had to do was change the name in the above diatribe and it
describes you perfectly Connor. Think about it.

Frank Sr.

Very original. What´s the matter, can´t you think of anything to say
for yourself? Ask Fortenberry, he will invent something for you.

MC


Unlike others here, I choose not to waste my time sparring with a
nutcase, so, being naturally lazy, your diatribe was the perfect one to
cut and paste. Unlike you I am very content with my life, a comfortable
retirement income, a new house and vehicle, and a very laid back
lifestyle. My friends who expose you for what you are say it all for me,
that way I can just check in every few weeks and get my jollies as you
work yourself into a rage tilting at windmills. I only stepped in here
and posted the cut and paste to register my support for those who you
villify on a near daily basis. It ain't working Mikey, save yourself a
heart attack and go play somewhere else. BTW, before you correct others
typos maybe you should get your own spell checker, or it could be the
foam dripping off your chin obscures your own typos. If I wasn't so lazy
I'd point a few of them out. I could go on but you get the idea and
besides, it's time for my nap.

Frank Church
USAF RETIRED

On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine instead
of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and judgement takes a
holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know, Scott,
that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other day to see
them installing a new cleaned up version of the old vertical neon sign
out front. Turns out they are remodeling the place. I have no idea
when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought back a few memories though,
when I saw them working on the place.

Bill

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On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and
judgement takes a holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know, Scott,
that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other day to see
them installing a new cleaned up version of the old vertical neon sign
out front. Turns out they are remodeling the place. I have no idea
when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought back a few memories though,
when I saw them working on the place.

Bill



They shouldn't be messing with perfection. My strangest memory of the
place would be a first date I went on with a cocktail waitress from a
Cleveland Heights bar, and figuring out as the night went on that she was a
practicing witch. Interesting evening.

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Scott
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"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
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wrote in
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On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and
judgement takes a holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know, Scott,
that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other day to see
them installing a new cleaned up version of the old vertical neon sign
out front. Turns out they are remodeling the place. I have no idea
when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought back a few memories though,
when I saw them working on the place.

Bill



They shouldn't be messing with perfection. My strangest memory of the
place would be a first date I went on with a cocktail waitress from a
Cleveland Heights bar, and figuring out as the night went on that she was
a
practicing witch. Interesting evening.
Scott
Reverse name to reply

Pretty funny Scott.
Looking forward to the details on that one.
-tom

"Tom Nakashima" wrote in
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"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
. 1.4...
wrote in
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On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman
wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and
judgement takes a holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know,
Scott, that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other
day to see them installing a new cleaned up version of the old
vertical neon sign out front. Turns out they are remodeling the
place. I have no idea when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought
back a few memories though, when I saw them working on the place.

Bill



They shouldn't be messing with perfection. My strangest memory of
the place would be a first date I went on with a cocktail waitress
from a Cleveland Heights bar, and figuring out as the night went on
that she was a
practicing witch. Interesting evening.
Scott
Reverse name to reply

Pretty funny Scott.
Looking forward to the details on that one.
-tom





It's a lovely bar, and a real Cleveland icon. It had some of the most
amazing graffiti in the rest rooms. The one that stands out most for me
was "This gum tastes funny" on the condom machine.

Local stories tell of a Michael J Foxx movie filmed there, for which they
painted over the graffiti. Shortly after filming began, "Michael J. Foxx
smokes butthairs" appeared in one of the stalls, shortly followed by
"Filter tips only", with Foxx's signature below.


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Scott
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On Nov 7, 10:19 am, Scott Seidman wrote:
wrote roups.com:



On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and
judgement takes a holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know, Scott,
that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other day to see
them installing a new cleaned up version of the old vertical neon sign
out front. Turns out they are remodeling the place. I have no idea
when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought back a few memories though,
when I saw them working on the place.

Bill

They shouldn't be messing with perfection.

Well, perfection has been closed down for at least 5 years now, but
yes, I hope they maintain some of the... uh... ambiance. The trick
with the grafitti in the head was *getting* there. Navigating those
steps to the basement was tricky a few hours into an evening. My
favorite was the "Phi Zappa Crappa" poster above the stage. And
Martin seems to have made up for the loss of the Euc grafitti at his
place.

I don't know how many Wednesdays you were there back in the day (Mr.
Stress night) but we probably elbowed each other if you were.

"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
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"Tom Nakashima" wrote in
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"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
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wrote in
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On Nov 6, 8:52 pm, Scott Seidman
wrote:

That was one hell of a trip, and the last time I stocked barleywine
instead of beer for a camping trip. Three of them nasties, and
judgement takes a holiday.

Almost completely unrelated (and the only way I'd contribute to a
thread with this subject heading :-) I wanted to let you know,
Scott, that I drove past the old Euclid Tavern building the other
day to see them installing a new cleaned up version of the old
vertical neon sign out front. Turns out they are remodeling the
place. I have no idea when it is scheduled to re-open. Brought
back a few memories though, when I saw them working on the place.

Bill



They shouldn't be messing with perfection. My strangest memory of
the place would be a first date I went on with a cocktail waitress
from a Cleveland Heights bar, and figuring out as the night went on
that she was a
practicing witch. Interesting evening.
Scott
Reverse name to reply

Pretty funny Scott.
Looking forward to the details on that one.
-tom





It's a lovely bar, and a real Cleveland icon. It had some of the most
amazing graffiti in the rest rooms. The one that stands out most for me
was "This gum tastes funny" on the condom machine.

Local stories tell of a Michael J Foxx movie filmed there, for which they
painted over the graffiti. Shortly after filming began, "Michael J. Foxx
smokes butthairs" appeared in one of the stalls, shortly followed by
"Filter tips only", with Foxx's signature below.
Scott
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A lot of times after dinner, I'll accompany my wife to the book store.
Lately I head to the sporting section to read a book called fly fishing
stories. Some of the stories are quite humorous. You should submit some
of yours.
Shame that they painted over the graffiti, sort of destroys the history
of the place. I've seen some pretty good graffiti in a few of the older
deli's in San Francisco.
A first date with a cocktail waitress practicing witchcraft...too funny.
-tom

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the "Phi Zappa Crappa"

I have a Phi Zappa Crappa poster!! I bought it at Big Fun, on Coventry,
where I suspect the Euc got theirs.

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Scott
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