Another Michael Scarpitti?

On 17 Mar 2004 01:45:24 -0800, (Alexis Neel) wrote:

And yes while the story is true, I doubt our very own MS would take
that much time away from posting the dreck he does here to do
something useful as confront the timber industry.

He's still posting here ? I can only assume it is because so
many are still reading his posts.


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Tobias Begalke wrote in message ...
Michael Scarpitti wrote:
Tobias Begalke wrote in message ...

Hans Beckert is the name of the psychopathic child-murderer (the first
serial killer in film), played by Peter Lorre in Fritz Lang's "M"
(1931)...do we recognize a theme here?

Tobias

Victor Loverro wrote:

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,114256,00.html




Hans Beckert is a fictional character. Perhaps that is lost on you.

what in my posting leads you to believe it is lost on me? I applaud the
fact that you pick names of psychos, fictional or real. The choice could
not be better.



It takes skill to do these things right, you know...

Silvio Manuel wrote in message .. .
In article ,
Tobias Begalke wrote:

The choice could not be better.

It maybe better to rephrase that as " could not be more appropriate".

Norman Bates is looking for you.....

(Alexis Neel) wrote in message om...
Yes useful. I do not find clear cutting, especially large amounts of
Redwood tracts, a good practice. Proper forest management, and land
management after harvesting timber, with respect to proper replanting
of saplings and mindful of animal life, and their affect on the
ecosystem, are MUCH more important than making paper.
Perhaps if people would not follow most of your advice, there would be
less of a demand for photo paper, which might save a few trees.

LOL!!!

Alexis


Why don't you join THAT Michael Scarpitti? You apparently have more,
much more, in common with him than I do..

You...envirolunatic....

In article ,
(Michael Scarpitti) wrote:

Norman Bates is looking for you.....

Yes, obviously you have changed your name again.
--
Would you like to know the precise date of your own death?
What if anything is too serious to be joked about?
Do you ever spit or pick your nose in public?

In article ,
(Michael Scarpitti) wrote:

Norman Bates is looking for you.....

So now your known as "Master Bates" are you. ha ha ha ha ha.
--
Would you like to know the precise date of your own death?
What if anything is too serious to be joked about?
Do you ever spit or pick your nose in public?

In article ,
(Michael Scarpitti) wrote:

Tobias Begalke wrote in message ...
what in my posting leads you to believe it is lost on me? I applaud the
fact that you pick names of psychos, fictional or real. The choice could
not be better.

It takes skill to do these things right, you know...

Or the workings of a truely sick, pathetic mind. LOL
--
Would you like to know the precise date of your own death?
What if anything is too serious to be joked about?
Do you ever spit or pick your nose in public?

(Michael Scarpitti) wrote in message . com...
(Alexis Neel) wrote in message om...
Yes useful. I do not find clear cutting, especially large amounts of
Redwood tracts, a good practice. Proper forest management, and land
management after harvesting timber, with respect to proper replanting
of saplings and mindful of animal life, and their affect on the
ecosystem, are MUCH more important than making paper.
Perhaps if people would not follow most of your advice, there would be
less of a demand for photo paper, which might save a few trees.

LOL!!!

Alexis


Why don't you join THAT Michael Scarpitti? You apparently have more,
much more, in common with him than I do..

You...envirolunatic....

I have on some levels, and should the situation arise again, I'd gladly do it.

Beats sitting on my duff, writing dreck like you do.

Alexis

(Alexis Neel) wrote in message . com...
(Michael Scarpitti) wrote in message . com...
(Alexis Neel) wrote in message om...
Yes useful. I do not find clear cutting, especially large amounts of
Redwood tracts, a good practice. Proper forest management, and land
management after harvesting timber, with respect to proper replanting
of saplings and mindful of animal life, and their affect on the
ecosystem, are MUCH more important than making paper.
Perhaps if people would not follow most of your advice, there would be
less of a demand for photo paper, which might save a few trees.

LOL!!!

Alexis


Why don't you join THAT Michael Scarpitti? You apparently have more,
much more, in common with him than I do..

You...envirolunatic....

I have on some levels, and should the situation arise again, I'd gladly do it.

Beats sitting on my duff, writing dreck like you do.



You flatter yourself...
You could never reach the quality level of writing that I have achieved...

Go join my namesake in prison, Michael 'James' Scarpitti



Michael Anthony Scarpitti



Alexis

In article ,
(Michael Scarpitti) wrote:

You flatter yourself...
You could never reach the quality level of writing that I have achieved...

Of course if he chooses something other than toilet paper
he may even surpass it.
--
Would you like to know the precise date of your own death?
What if anything is too serious to be joked about?
Do you ever spit or pick your nose in public?