Re: I want to add to myknowledge

gazzag wrote:
> *My* attitude?
>
> There's a world of difference between pointing out that a particular
> question is beyond the scope of a newsgroup and basic insult. I
> believe that HansF had provided a satisfactory and polite reply, the or
> "u have some mental problems" post was merely uneccessary and
> insulting.

Wow! Reaction to a moronic post must be within the limits of etiquette of the Buckingham Palace! Maybe, if moronic posts were characterized as such, there would be less of them on this group. For political correctness
sake, let's call such posts "generation X posts". What are you afraid of?
If people start calling moronic posts moronic, somebody might call y...,
nah, let's not go there.

>
> Of course, if that concept is beyond your grasp, perhaps you should
> stick to ASCII "art". You're clearly very good at it.

Oh yes, I am very well educated in graphic arts. I love French impressionists,
especially Gauguin and Tolouse-Lautrec, as well as flipping the bird. It's a
very frequent gesture on French and Italian roads. You have to immerse yourself
in the ancient cultures of Europe. Kansas, which I surmise is your environment is the place where the evolution has obviously stopped. Kansas isn't an adequate substitute for a trip to Paris. In Europe, they do not dress up
Greek godesses and renessaince sculptures. Above all, they will gladly call a member of the gneneration X, an i..., oh, it doesn't matter. Basically, political correctness is overrated and the members of the generation X are tolerated where they shouldn't be. Also, there are their wannabe protectors who don't do anything useful, just act as a Spanish inquisition and control morality and etiquette. It's Monday, I am tired of your prickly sermons so I'll wish you good night. The morality here is safe from bears until tomorrow. Go and spend one night in Paris, preferably not Hilton.

Thank you very much for sdtraightening me up and making me understand the
error of your ways. I'll say a rosary and sin no more, until the next occassion. Received on Mon Oct 31 2005 - 17:06:29 CST