Re: Email from some moron's husband

> Miguel Sucio wrote:
> 
>> Rob wrote:
>> In message <2771c>, Will Dockery
>> <will_dockery> writes
>> 
>>> 
>>> "Rob" wrote:
>>> Will Dockery writes
>>> 
>>> Heh... he's /hpmophobic/... afraid of himself.
>>> 
>>> Didn't somebody stress the virtues of proof-reading before posting?
>>> 
>>> "their" is a good example, Rob... if only you could catch /yours/, you'd
>>> be
>>> set.
>>> 
>>> Caught and acknowledged.
>>> 
>>> Not for a while, not until you saw it wouldn't "go away".
>>> 
>>> Something tells me you're too constitutionally
>>> dishonest to do the same.
>>> 
>>> Try me, babe.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> The post did, f*ckwit.  As usual, you failed.
>> 
>>> 
>>> But at least we've established that your proof-reading enthusiasm was
>>> the usual Dockery hypocrisy
>>> 
>>> Thanks for getting the name right, Rob... twice today you've elevated
>>> yourself above the jeering hypocrites.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Ooozing to the left of the question - does Dockery proof read or just
>> hypocritically recommend it?
>> 
>>> 
>>> I'm ready to call a truce with you anytime you are.
>>> 
>>> 
>> 
>> There's no war.  I write poetry - you write unspeakable sh*t.  I know
>> what words mean and you just grab the nearest one.  You get cross
>> because I look down on you but let's not pretend it's a war.  You must
>> realise that probably eighty or ninety percent of the posters here also
>> despise you.
>> 
> 
> 
> Some things never change, except the number is higher than 90 these days.



Actually, some things do change. Back when PJR put together his gang of trolls to
troll aapc, he was able to find actual poets like "Rob" here. (Rob Evans, or
"Snob Evans" being one). In MMP's newest attempt, he has to rely on a grab bag of trolls
(like NastyGoon and Mr. Fries); the best he can do is "publish" them in Another Year
of Stealing and call them "poets".

If you want some cred here, Miguel: go to MMP's Fakebook page, and post a poem;
it doesn't matter what quality. He'll "publish" it - he'll publish anything in AYoS. Then
you'll be a "poet", just like the above two. 


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