From: (Bruce Leverett)
Date: 02/10/03 22:44 GMT Daylight Time
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"Tim Hanke" wrote in message
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Why do certain people out there become so "attached" to me? I seem to
attract my own set of personal trolls. Blair and Sloan top the list, like
matching yard gnomes holding lanterns at the end of my driveway.

Tim Hanke

I guess good things happen to good people.


Well said, Mr. Leverett.

"StanB" wrote in message
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"Sam Sloan" wrote in message
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The Bully of the New Gang of Four is Tim Hanke. The other gang members
are afraid of him. They know that if they lose him, then they will
lose their majority control. Therefore, they allow Hanke to do
whatever he wants and are afraid to disagree with him or to reign him
in.

I am sure that John McCrary is sorry that he resigned. Nobody knew,
imagined or anticipated that this new gang would emerge. Because
McCrary resigned, they do not even need their full four votes. A vote
of 3-2 still gives them majority control. For example, at the meeting
this past weekend, Frank Brady was told that his attendance was not
needed because the gang-of-four had enough votes to pass anything by
3-2.

No doubt Sam has trouble sleeping. As he lays there in bed counting sheep,
he dreams up all sorts of fantasies. This is not why John quit. Nor does
he
want to come back anytime soon.

StanB



I thought Sam slept on a cardboard box?

"sandirhodes" wrote in message
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We are responsible for the world around us. Your question is answered in
part by your last sentence, specifically the last clause. Perhaps you
could
investigate what it is in you that requires this type of statement.

For someone suffering from brainfarts, that's quite an observation.

StanB

"Tom Klem" wrote in message
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I thought Sam slept on a cardboard box?

If you saw him the other day you'd thought he slept in a coffin with a
handful of his native soil.

StanB

"StanB" wrote in message

"sandirhodes" wrote in message

We are responsible for the world around us. Your question is answered
in
part by your last sentence, specifically the last clause. Perhaps you
could
investigate what it is in you that requires this type of statement.

For someone suffering from brainfarts, that's quite an observation.

StanB


Everyone has a brainfart now and again. I have several things that I could
attribute it to, but they are just things to deal with (my business was
burgled, my wife told me she's preggers, and I finally won an online poker
tournament, all within the scope of the brainfart). Nothing like a death or
a volcano eruption or even giving artificial respiration to a dying
non-profit corporation, but personal stress nonetheless.

AND, my observation (not a hit against Tim) is valid. At least I don't
exacerbate the affliction with beancounting!

-remove- (Mhoulsby) wrote in message
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From: "Tim Hanke"
Message-id: t
Why do certain people out there become so "attached" to me?

"The statesman who cannot look beyond the petty hatreds and rivalries of the
present is a ninny."
--John Esten Cooke (Surry of Eagle's Nest)

Dear Mr Houlsby,

Evidently, Tim Hanke would prefer that "certain people out there" change their
behaviour toward him. Perhaps Tim Hanke first should consider changing his
behaviour toward other people "out there".

Could it have something to do with the fact that you're a disingenuous liar
who doesn't mind trolling other people when it suits you?

Tim Hanke created the troll thread, "Nick Bourbaki's many lies", in order to
make a direct personal attack on me. And then Tim Hanke provided *no evidence
whatsoever* of my alleged "many lies" about him.

I seem to attract my own set of personal trolls. Blair and Sloan top the
list, like matching yard gnomes holding lanterns at the end of my driveway.

Go figure! Jackass.

Evidently, Tim Hanke might lack the political acumen of the late Karl Hanke,
the Nazi Gauleiter of Lower Silesia, who became the last Reichsfuehrer-SS,
the leader of the SS and the Gestapo.

According to Albert Speer, Karl Hanke once advised him not to visit Auschwitz
since then he might notice some unpleasant sights that could upset him. That
thoughtful advice showed Karl Hanke's sense of consideration toward his friends.

"Mr. Kremlin was distinguished for ignorance, for he had only one idea--and
that was wrong."
--Benjamin Disraeli (Sybil)

--Nick

"sandirhodes" wrote in message
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At least I don't
exacerbate the affliction with beancounting!

Words have little substance but beans can be admired, touched, and fondled.

StanB

Tim Hanke wrote (2003-10-02 09:43:09 PST):

I seem to attract my own set of personal
trolls. Blair and Sloan top the list, like
matching yard gnomes holding lanterns at
the end of my driveway.

_
"You can make your typical hit-and-run
insults, and I do not expect more from
you than this, but please understand
that this does not advance the discussion
constructively." - Timothy Hanke
(2003-05-01 09:43:32 PST)

"StanB" wrote in message
"sandirhodes" wrote in message

At least I don't
exacerbate the affliction with beancounting!

Words have little substance but beans can be admired, touched, and
fondled.

StanB


And when digested in the nether reaches of the brain, can bubble and ferment
until either one's head explodes, or vents through a synaptic fault.