Briarroot wrote in message ...
Nick (The Pedantic Twit) wrote:
"Tim Hanke" wrote in message t.net...
"Nick" wrote ...
...
"I ask you this Bwana Nick, have you ever eaten pygmy?
StanB"

That quotation is indubitably 100% authentic StanB.
--Nick

Let the record show that Bwana Nick does not deny eating pygmy.
...
Tim Hanke

Ludicrous racist accusations warrant no response beyond disdain.
Only racists would believe that those accusations could be true,
and those racists would not be convinced by any denials of them.

Only a pedantic twit would call these gibes "accusations."
And only someone with a massive ego problem would not have
laughed off this **** and moved on, weeks ago.

Unlike Briarroot, evidently, I have a busy schedule full of better things to
do than to reply *immediately* to every post here.

Here's the complete context of the "discussion" about me among
StanB, Tim Hanke, and Briarroot in this thread:

On 25 May 2003, StanB wrote to me (his complete original post, quotes snipped):
"I ask you this Bwana Nick, have you ever eaten pygmy?
StanB"

On 9 June 2003, Tim Hanke wrote to me (his complete original post, link snipped)
"Let the record show that Bwana Nick does not deny eating pygmy.
Tim Hanke"

On 10 June 2003, Briarroot wrote (his complete original post, link snipped):
"The only remaining question is: does Nick prefer boiled, baked or barbecued
pygmy? LMAO"

It should be noted that Briarroot now has admitted contributing "this ****"
to rec.games.chess.misc. It should also be noted that Briarroot regards
"this ****" as hilarious (e.g. "LMAO", "laughed off").

On 11 May 2003 in the thread, 'Zhang Zhong revisited', Briarroot wrote:
"Well I may be completely wrong, what does it matter?"

Briarroot seems to have admitted to a lack of standards in writing his posts.
That admission might imply that Briarroot intends to keep writing "this ****"
to rec.games.chess.misc, even though everyone else may agree that he is (and
has been) "completely wrong". But "what does it matter" to Briarroot?

As someone else here put it, Briarroot is "beneath human dispute".

--Nick