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anon wrote: This is an example of you inulting someone who responds to one of your posts. You called him a "dummy". This I believe was intended as an insult, and no doubt will be taken as such. I have just looked at the entire newsgroup (psst Its called research) TVNI has posted only twice. The one you responded to in this thread and another which you responded too in "Evidence of Artificial Structures on the Moon? Sleuths" You call what you do research? I guess you didn't notice when TVNI said this: "To claim that almost the entire board are looneys should make yourself aware of your own mental state." -- This he said to me without me ONCE insulting him. I only insult those who insult me. You have called me a troll how many times? For no apparent reason other than you figure its your right to do so I guess. So when I call you a sociopath for it, what do you do? Insult me some more and in a very real sense prove my point. There is no 'communication' or dialog with sociopaths, ever. In neither of these posts did he insult you. So, now you cannot claim to insult people only after they have insulted you. -- --------------------------------------- Please don't feed the Troll http://www.hyphenologist.co.uk/killf..._troll_faq.htm "Mad Scientist" wrote in message .cable.rogers.com... TVNI wrote: Is this all you do all day is look for people to harass sociopath? Is that all you do all day? Call people who disagree with you sociopaths? LOL Hardly, that's a tactic done all too frequently by the usenet sociopaths. Merely calling a spade a spade there dummy. |
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Mad Scientist wrote in
ble.rogers.com: I only insult those who insult me. That is a false statement. You have insulted Jay Windley several times when he NEVER ONCE insulted you. You have made this false statement several times. Do you know what they call people who continue to say false things? |
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This is an example of you inulting someone who responds to one of your
posts. You called him a "dummy". This I believe was intended as an insult, and no doubt will be taken as such. I have just looked at the entire newsgroup (psst Its called research) TVNI has posted only twice. The one you responded to in this thread and another which you responded too in "Evidence of Artificial Structures on the Moon? Sleuths" In neither of these posts did he insult you. So, now you cannot claim to insult people only after they have insulted you. -- --------------------------------------- Please don't feed the Troll http://www.hyphenologist.co.uk/killf..._troll_faq.htm "Mad Scientist" wrote in message .cable.rogers.com... TVNI wrote: Is this all you do all day is look for people to harass sociopath? Is that all you do all day? Call people who disagree with you sociopaths? LOL Hardly, that's a tactic done all too frequently by the usenet sociopaths. Merely calling a spade a spade there dummy. |
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On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 00:32:01 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote:
Awww poor sociopath, still expects to dialog with humanity while expressing the faculties of a barking dog. Paul Lawler wrote: Tom Randy wrote in news On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 19:29:18 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote: "The Pleiades constellation has a venerable tradition among "New Age" media. Now an independent discovery suggests that the seven stars might be represented on the Martian surface. Lynsay Watson has noticed a number of correspondences between the Pleiades and the "City" area in Cydonia." Mo http://www.mactonnies.com/imperative44.html Look, dimwit (I mean MS, not you, Tom), The Pleiades is way more than 7 stars. There are not 7 visible stars, there are 6, unless you have exceptional eyesight, in which case there are at least 8, since the 7th and 8th have the same magnitude. In even a small scope you can easily come up with close to 50 stars. So, since he can pretty much pick any number (except 7) between 6 and 50 and be right, it's pretty pathetic that he picks the one number that is almost certainly wrong. Time to crawl back under your rock. Paul is correct, you are not. |
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 22:19:56 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote:
Tom Randy wrote: On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 19:29:18 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote: "The Pleiades constellation has a venerable tradition among "New Age" media. Now an independent discovery suggests that the seven stars might be represented on the Martian surface. Lynsay Watson has noticed a number of correspondences between the Pleiades and the "City" area in Cydonia." Mo http://www.mactonnies.com/imperative44.html Is this all you do all day? Look for goofy stuff to post? Is this all you do all day is look for people to harass sociopath? I knew that was coming. Look genius, I pass through this group in about 5 minutes every day. I don't go trolling around the net looking for moronic nonsense to post. People like you are entertainment to me. Sad but entertainment just the same. |
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"Mad Scientist" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com... anon wrote: This is an example of you inulting someone who responds to one of your posts. You called him a "dummy". This I believe was intended as an insult, and no doubt will be taken as such. I have just looked at the entire newsgroup (psst Its called research) TVNI has posted only twice. The one you responded to in this thread and another which you responded too in "Evidence of Artificial Structures on the Moon? Sleuths" You call what you do research? I guess you didn't notice when TVNI said this: "To claim that almost the entire board are looneys should make yourself aware of your own mental state." thats not an insult, this is an insult: "You are mad" |
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"Tom Randy" wrote in message
news On Sat, 21 Aug 2004 00:32:01 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote: Awww poor sociopath, still expects to dialog with humanity while expressing the faculties of a barking dog. Paul Lawler wrote: Tom Randy wrote in news On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 19:29:18 +0000, Mad Scientist wrote: "The Pleiades constellation has a venerable tradition among "New Age" media. Now an independent discovery suggests that the seven stars might be represented on the Martian surface. Lynsay Watson has noticed a number of correspondences between the Pleiades and the "City" area in Cydonia." Mo http://www.mactonnies.com/imperative44.html Look, dimwit (I mean MS, not you, Tom), The Pleiades is way more than 7 stars. There are not 7 visible stars, there are 6, unless you have exceptional eyesight, in which case there are at least 8, since the 7th and 8th have the same magnitude. In even a small scope you can easily come up with close to 50 stars. So, since he can pretty much pick any number (except 7) between 6 and 50 and be right, it's pretty pathetic that he picks the one number that is almost certainly wrong. Time to crawl back under your rock. Paul is correct, you are not. I fell for this. I went to the website and saw an image of some stars with names on. Below it is a plan image claiming to be a city. I got a piece of clear plastic, placed it on my monitor over the city image and placed a corresponding dot over each lettered circle. Next, I moved the plastic over the stars image. Guess what? Nothing!! Even after moving the plastic around in circles, nothing matched. |
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"Mad Scientist" wrote in message . cable.rogers.com... Awww poor sociopath, still expects to dialog with humanity while expressing the faculties of a barking dog. Does anyone else notice MS is not capable of an original thought? None at all. I used the "Awww, poor Kook" thing some time ago. I taught MS the word Blowhard, Kook, and moron. He also never, ever posts anything original, has evidently no idea about astronomy, probably doesn't even own a pair of binoculars (if he did, he'd go out once in a while and actually LOOK at the stars, and he'd probably understand a little bit more about Venus and it's relative brightness. |
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Another arrogant sociopath of alt.astronomy replies:
Wally Anglesea wrote: "Mad Scientist" wrote in message . cable.rogers.com... Awww poor sociopath, still expects to dialog with humanity while expressing the faculties of a barking dog. Does anyone else notice MS is not capable of an original thought? None at all. I used the "Awww, poor Kook" thing some time ago. I taught MS the word Blowhard, Kook, and moron. He also never, ever posts anything original, has evidently no idea about astronomy, probably doesn't even own a pair of binoculars (if he did, he'd go out once in a while and actually LOOK at the stars, and he'd probably understand a little bit more about Venus and it's relative brightness. |
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Another usenet psychopath proves why alt.astronomy is nearly a worthless
newgroup. But then again usenet is coming pretty close to being totally worthless because its filled with people similiar to this anon, who prove that understanding higher human faculties remains beyond their grasp, and they only appear human, but instead act more like barking dogs. anon wrote: "Mad Scientist" wrote in message ble.rogers.com... anon wrote: This is an example of you inulting someone who responds to one of your posts. You called him a "dummy". This I believe was intended as an insult, and no doubt will be taken as such. I have just looked at the entire newsgroup (psst Its called research) TVNI has posted only twice. The one you responded to in this thread and another which you responded too in "Evidence of Artificial Structures on the Moon? Sleuths" You call what you do research? I guess you didn't notice when TVNI said this: "To claim that almost the entire board are looneys should make yourself aware of your own mental state." thats not an insult, this is an insult: "You are mad" |
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