Re: Denim Blue Eyes

> George J. Dance wrote:
> 
>> Will Dockery wrote:
>> George J. Dance <user2782> posted:
>> 
>>> Cujo DeSockpuppet <cujo> posted:
>>> 
>>> Pickles and Liezlotz deserve scorn throughout eternity. One called
>>> everyone pedophiles, the other was one. KKKluckles' disturbing fantasies
>>> aside, there was just something fundamentally wrong with him being such a
>>> pathological liar and being so bad at it.
>>> 
>>> Got it. One called you a pedophile, and you called the other one a pedophile.
>>> 
>>> But for my own curiosity, who are the "three stooges" from your
>>> perspective? From your phrasing, you're leaving the lovely and talented
>>> NancyGene out of that set, so it also seems you left me out by
>>> implication, or rather the lack thereof.
>>> 
>>> So let me guess! PJR, MMP and Mr. Senetto.
>>> 
>>> What did I win?
>>> 
>>> I remember replying to this, but here on newsgrouper my reply is missing in this thread.
>>> So I'll put it back in "to set the record straight" and all that:
>>> 
>>> I've already mentioned their names in this thread:
>>> "... his 3 stooges (Jim, Corey and Robert)...."
>>> But I'll admit that I don't talk about them much. Maybe I
>>> should mention them more.
>>> 
>>> Those were the three contributors to /April/ magazine (the original magazine for
>>> aapc members) who supported MMP's
>>> claim that I'd "stolen" their poems because I had a copy of /April/
>>> archived on the blog.
>>> 
>>> All of them demanded I remove those pages of /April/ from the
>>> blog. Two of them joined MMP in falsely accusing me of "literary theft"
>>> (even after I'd taken their poems out of publication) on the group.
>>> At least one of them also joined MMP in writing to Google telling them
>>> I'd published their poems without their permission (which of course
>>> could have got my whole blog removed).
>>> 
>>> I called them "the three stooges" because (1) there were three of
>>> them and (2) they were being MMP's stooges; they were believing
>>> his bull and doing what he told them to do.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> I remember the "April" magazine.
>> 
>> Is there still an online version available?
>> 
>> --
>> Poetry and songs of Will Dockery:
>> https://www.reverbnation.com/willdockery
> 
> 
> Yes, it's still on PPB. Here's the archive of Volume I.
> https://gdancesbetty.blogspot.com/2010_04_01_archive.html
> 
> Volume 2 is also archived there. (Just substitute "2011" for "2010" in the above link.)



Excellent, it's been a while since I read it

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