wrote:

An interesting development among the ratpackers

Notice how, in our Larry's hands, a single post by a single person
somehow magically transforms into "an interesting development" among
several people.

has been a transference of anger from Phil Innes to
the town of Brattleboro itself.

Notice how, in Larry's mind, Brennen's post somehow becomes "angry."

It is as if these worthies

Notice, again the plural. Who are these other "worthies" who suddenly
are "angry" at Brattleboro?

are telling us: the United States is not big enough for
the three of them: ratpackers/Brattleboro/Innes.

And now, the people Parr has fabricated make a Parr-fabricated
statement.

The process that has hit upon Brattleboro as the source of
their and Edward Winter's difficulties is worth rehearsing.

Suddenly, with all the relevance of a pumpkin-pie recipe, lacrosse
score, or bus schedule, Parr injects Edward Winter into the
proceedings. Bizarre.

snip remaining Parr ravings

Personally, I have nothing against Brattleboro. Been there once, a
few months ago, to deliver an adopted pug dog to its new owner (my wife
and I are active in Green Mountain Pug Rescue:
www.greenmtnpugrescue.com). Seemed like a nice town. The drive down,
Route 7 south to Bennington, then east along Vermont's southern border
through Wilmington to Brattleboro, was beautiful.