Curt

Kavin Taylor wrote:
> "Curt" wrote:
> > Kavin Taylor wrote:
> > > "mentalguy2004" wrote:
>
> > > > They don't like strangers around
> > > > here :)
>
> > > > It <snip> and serves as a kind
> > > > of e-mail replacement <snip>
>
> > > Strangers serve as e-mail replacement?
>
> > Not much on the whole context thing,
> > eh, Kavvy?
>
> > Either that or you're simply attempting
> > a smart remark. I mean, how much of
> > a leap is it to realize that they meant
> > using Usenet rather than Yahoo,
> > Gmail, what have you?
>
> Wow, you just keep being a shining
> example of the Navy 6-week School

Thanks, pal.

> of Journalism. Let me play teacher,
> teach.

Knock yourself out.

-------snip Kavin knocking himself out-------

> Not liking strangers interrupts their
> constant talk about themselves [yawn]
> and (not liking strangers) serves as a
> kind of e-mail replacement

What? Maybe for you. For most anyone else, however, and, yes, this is
a guess, but I'd say it's easy enough to read between the lines, you
know, to make that tiny jump (or even a peek) outside the box, imo, to
realize what mentalguy2004's intent or meaning happened to be.

> Trying to protect your
> bitch,?
^^^^^^^^^^^^

Btw, did you want a comma there or a semicolon? ;o)

> Kavin
>
> And if it's all about "context," Curt,
> why the fuck do you point out
> misspellings?

Because I can. Because it's fun. Because, hey, it apparently bugs you.
And, yes, because your posts are typically easy targets for all that.
Hth.

> They (Misspellings) generally don't
> change the meaning.

Might want to rethink that.

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Curt