If there's no shake, I can't be responsible

On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 21:55:45 GMT, "Dudley Hanks"
wrote:


Guess I'm not the only blind person with a passion for the art...

I never claimed that you were the only psychotic trying to scam people with
your carnival side-show act.

"LOL!" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 21:55:45 GMT, "Dudley Hanks"
wrote:


Guess I'm not the only blind person with a passion for the art...

I never claimed that you were the only psychotic trying to scam people
with
your carnival side-show act.


But, your posts suggest you think I'm the only blind person crazy enough to
pursue an art you claim is out of my reach, that other blind people are more
sane.

Once again, LOL, you are the only one out of touch with reality, even though
you are so bigoted and narcissistic to think your version of reality is the
only one that counts.

Get with the main stream, LOL.

Take Care,
Dudley

On 2010-06-19 23:04:51 +0100, LOL! said:

On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:40:57 +0100, Pete
wrote:


You replied incorrectly to my context. I'll let you off this time, but
make more effort next time, being the caring soul that you are.

I didn't reply to you at all, you ****ing moron.

Yes, I am a moron, which demonstrates that you have never helped a
disabled person in your entire life.

In some areas of the "civilized world" (wherever the **** that is)
there is a more PC term for the mentally disabled, but I'm not
complaining because I call myself a moron at least ten times every day
when I make my endless mistakes. The only complaint I have is that
writing "****ing moron" on the multiple forms I have to fill in would
be so much easier than trying to remember the long-winded bull****
mumbo-jumbo description that I have to get help with writing on the
sodding forms.

Your insults give me strength. But nowhere near as much strength as you
give me by reading your replies to a moron. Thank you for your help. It
really is appreciated because, thanks to you, I've found the energy to
make my garden look neat and tidy. The readers of this post will
imagine what I'm mumbling under my breath while I'm out in my garden.

Guess what? It isn't complimentary!

It does however go along the lines: Let me think, P&S is not point and
shoot, it's the P&S left by cats and dogs in my garden, no problem it's
easy to deal with, reminds me of LOL! pretending to help the disabled.
Contrast detect is as fast as phase detect, only morons don't know
that. Pete plucks ten weeds from the ground, puts them in the bin and
nearly collapses, not through lack of energy, through hysterical
laughter realizing that the moron knows more than the carer.

--
Pete

"Pete" wrote in message
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On 2010-06-19 23:04:51 +0100, LOL! said:

On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:40:57 +0100, Pete
wrote:


You replied incorrectly to my context. I'll let you off this time, but
make more effort next time, being the caring soul that you are.

I didn't reply to you at all, you ****ing moron.

Yes, I am a moron, which demonstrates that you have never helped a
disabled person in your entire life.


Pete, that's what I call SLICK!

You said it all ...

Take Care,
Dudley

On 2010-06-20 00:04:54 +0100, Dudley Hanks said:

"Pete" wrote in message
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On 2010-06-19 23:04:51 +0100, LOL! said:

On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:40:57 +0100, Pete
wrote:


You replied incorrectly to my context. I'll let you off this time, but
make more effort next time, being the caring soul that you are.

I didn't reply to you at all, you ****ing moron.

Yes, I am a moron, which demonstrates that you have never helped a
disabled person in your entire life.


Pete, that's what I call SLICK!

You said it all ...

Take Care,
Dudley

I do thusly return your deeply appreciated compliment: you are my
favourite poster.

--
Pete

On 6/19/10 5:58 PM, in article
2010061923584171858-availableonrequest@aserverinvalid, "Pete"
wrote:

On 2010-06-19 23:04:51 +0100, LOL! said:

On Sat, 19 Jun 2010 22:40:57 +0100, Pete
wrote:


You replied incorrectly to my context. I'll let you off this time, but
make more effort next time, being the caring soul that you are.

I didn't reply to you at all, you ****ing moron.

Yes, I am a moron, which demonstrates that you have never helped a
disabled person in your entire life.

In some areas of the "civilized world" (wherever the **** that is)
there is a more PC term for the mentally disabled, but I'm not
complaining because I call myself a moron at least ten times every day
when I make my endless mistakes. The only complaint I have is that
writing "****ing moron" on the multiple forms I have to fill in would
be so much easier than trying to remember the long-winded bull****
mumbo-jumbo description that I have to get help with writing on the
sodding forms.

Your insults give me strength. But nowhere near as much strength as you
give me by reading your replies to a moron. Thank you for your help. It
really is appreciated because, thanks to you, I've found the energy to
make my garden look neat and tidy. The readers of this post will
imagine what I'm mumbling under my breath while I'm out in my garden.

Guess what? It isn't complimentary!

It does however go along the lines: Let me think, P&S is not point and
shoot, it's the P&S left by cats and dogs in my garden, no problem it's
easy to deal with, reminds me of LOL! pretending to help the disabled.
Contrast detect is as fast as phase detect, only morons don't know
that. Pete plucks ten weeds from the ground, puts them in the bin and
nearly collapses, not through lack of energy, through hysterical
laughter realizing that the moron knows more than the carer.

You're wasting your breath: With Troll's double-digit IQ, that brilliant
prose passed over him higher than a stationary satellite.

"George Kerby" wrote in message
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On 6/18/10 2:55 PM, in article
, "Twibil"
wrote:

On Jun 18, 12:13 pm, "Dudley Hanks" wrote:


I've come across people like him in real life, and I haven't backed
down.
Why would I back down to some one not even brave enough to step out of
the
shadow of anonymity?

If other disabled people read these posts, I want them to get the
message
that blindness is just one more feature of their day they need to cope
with.
It isn't anything they need be ashamed of, nothing that others can use
against them, not a freakish deformity that should cause them to shrink
into
the murky background, definitely not a force strong enough to keep them
from
achieving their goals -- regardless of what their goals might be.

I regard giving the silent treatment to LOL / Jeff / Jerry / etc much
like
trying to appease Hitler; it just doesn't work, at least not so far as
LOL's comments about how blindness should limit my options.

You'll notice I usually don't say too much when he's just spouting off
about
cams and other equipment. In that area he's harmless. But, when it comes
to his bigoted, narcissistic, self-aggrandisement of himself through the
debasement of another's physical, emotional or mental limitation simply
because he's intent on destroying another's soul in order for him to
feel a
warm fuzzy glow where his heart should be, I say my piece.

It may not help him, or further my pursuit of progress, but I hope it
serves
as an example to other blind people to step up and try to hit their home
run, in whatever art / sport / business venture they have chosen...

You're a good man, Dudley. And that's something that one doesn't get
the opportunity to say very frequently; on Usenet or anywhere else.

Keep up the good work.

~Pete

100% agreed!

Happy Father's Day, Dudley.

Yes, from me too.

Neil