Who else wishes Jobst Brandt was dead?

The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

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On 1/25/2011 10:41 PM, LONNIE Verrill wrote:
The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam


"Jim Beam" is a bourbon whiskey brand. "jim beam" is/was a pseudonym of
a Usenet poster.

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He has been deceased for 441 years.

Composer Jobst Brandt: Born: October 28, 1517 Died: January 22, 1570.

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Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731,-83.985007
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 20:41:15 -0800, LONNIE Verrill wrote:

The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread.

I've disagreed with several things written in this forum by Mr. Brandt.
That does not translate with wishing him any harm.I would hope that civil
discourse would never lead to wishing harm to those with a differing
opinion. I would also hope that those who harbor wishes for harm would
keep them to themselves.

I wish Mr. Brandt a speedy and complete recovery. I assume that others
who have differed with Mr. Brandt have the same sentiment.

--
Stephen Bauman

On Jan 26, 1:14*pm, Stephen Bauman wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 20:41:15 -0800, LONNIE Verrill wrote:
The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread.

I've disagreed with several things written in this forum by Mr. Brandt.
That does not translate with wishing him any harm.I would hope that civil
discourse would never lead to wishing harm to those with a differing
opinion. I would also hope that those who harbor wishes for harm would
keep them to themselves.

I wish Mr. Brandt a speedy and complete recovery. I assume that others
who have differed with Mr. Brandt have the same sentiment.

--
Stephen Bauman

Yes, although I may find putting it into words difficult. At no time
have I expressed or desired any harm to come to Mr Brandt and neither
have I given permission for such a sentiment to be expressed. Ignore
the head posting, it is malicious and I expect also does not have the
authourity of jim beam or DirtRoadie.

On Jan 26, 7:14*am, Stephen Bauman wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2011 20:41:15 -0800, LONNIE Verrill wrote:
The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread.

I've disagreed with several things written in this forum by Mr. Brandt.
That does not translate with wishing him any harm.I would hope that civil
discourse would never lead to wishing harm to those with a differing
opinion. I would also hope that those who harbor wishes for harm would
keep them to themselves.

I wish Mr. Brandt a speedy and complete recovery. I assume that others
who have differed with Mr. Brandt have the same sentiment.

Yeah, I hope that cranky old codger is 100% as soon as possible.

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says...


The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread.

The Internet is interesting as people of weak character can post this type of
malicious trash with no fear of ever being held responsible for their
comments. Reminds of some dangerous bars I used to play in as a musician
years ago. As many of the patrons carried guns and knives, the discourse
was always rather polite, even with large amounts of alcohol being
consumed. Somehow the anonymous nature of the Internet and the lack of
real human interaction gives some individuals license to make bravado
comments like this.

On Jan 26, 2:15*pm, Ronko wrote:
In article ,
says...



The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread. *

The Internet is interesting as people of weak character can post this type of
malicious trash with no fear of ever being held responsible for their
comments. Reminds of some dangerous bars I used to play in as a musician
years ago. As many of the patrons carried guns and knives, the discourse
was always rather polite, even with large amounts of alcohol being
consumed. Somehow the anonymous nature of the Internet and the lack of
real human interaction gives some individuals license to make bravado
comments like this.

Good point. Hopefully the post you reference is facetious.

- Sergio

Tºm Shermªn™ °_° wrote:

He has been deceased for 441 years.

Composer Jobst Brandt: Born: October 28, 1517 Died: January 22, 1570.

Ah, another decomposing composer. There's less of him every year. You
may still hear him, but he cannot hear you.

JS.

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LONNIE Verrill wrote:
The list so far:

1) thirty-six
2) DirtRoadie
3) Jim Beam

If you want your name added to the list, follow up to this thread.
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Until we know the circumstances behind his accident(?) then will we know
for sure if someone wanted to cause him harm.

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