Ari <spodosaurus@_yahoo_.com> wrote:
Heyyyy, Happy New Year, sports fan! How you doin', Ari, ol' pal?
Listen, excuse the top-posting but I wanted to be clear that I've
snipped all of your apparent opponent's post and, yeah, most /of your
hysterical ranting/. Just skipping to the good parts. I assure you,
your comments stand alone without benefit of their embarrassing and
Ari-incriminating context.
>you were crapping on about an issue which
>does not exist.
But, ari, YOU ARE THE ISSUE. (Do you exist? If so, then I'd say
they're "crapping on about an issue" which DOES exist. Hnh.
>you're the only one who makes statements like
>that, and you've been doing it since you were a
>teenager and probably even younger. Please
>look up borderline personality disorder, you'll
>recognise yourself in the symptoms even if you
>do not qualify for the full diagnosis.
So you've known this other MFW patron since they were a teenager and
you believe you're qualified to make those assessments accurately?
Wait, you wouldn't be blowing smoke, would you? Just saying stuff to
criticize your opponent (Didn't you say something about argumentative
to me? What WAS that word you used? Perhaps acrimonious.) in a failed
attempt to make them look bad.
>Blatently incorrect.
HAW! What kind of incorrect? Again, I love it when pompous jerks tell
another person that they're wrong and then screw up equally or worse.
heh
(Oops. Did I spell all that correctly?) ;o) Anyway, I guess I'm
blatantly being a jerk to you, Ari. I think you deserve it. Of course,
don't we all at times. The capacity for one person to be mean-spirited
to another is simply incredible. I'm sure most people have witnessed
such behavior. Perhaps they've conducted themselves in such a manner
as well. *sigh*
Yes, I'm guilty.
>I've snipped the rest of your hysterical ranting,
HOW CONVENIENT! heh
So, it's okay for you to snip but when someone else does it then you
believe it's okay to pitch a fit. Gotcha.
>I'm sure those around you who haven't fled have
>much more patientce for personality disorders
>than I do.
Every personality could be described as some type of /disorder/
<http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLG%2CGGLG%3A2005-29%2CGGLG%3Aen&q=disorder%2C+definition&btnG=Search>.
Do you consider yourself /normal/? Is your personality
run-of-the-mill?
>
>Cheers,
>
>Ari
Of, of course, CHEERS, ARI!
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Curt
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