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Jim McNamara - the Stalker of the Cycling Newsgroups!
On Nov 6, 4:17 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote:
It can't be much fun to be a stalker like Jim McNamara. Most vices have some pleasure associated with them but, like envy, there is no pleasure connected with stalking. It is all down and no up. In another post you contended that it was envy that was my driving force .. contradicting yourself again??? The conundrum continues. Truth to tell, you have to feel sorry for the poor guy. Imagine allowing someone else to make your day for you. This is a truly wretched condition for anyone, let alone for a man who is pushing 70. I was all grown up by the time I was out of my teens, but apparently stalkers just never grow up. They are arrested in a permanent juvenility. I will repeat yet again since you so thick headed that multiple repetitions are necessary ... 61 is harly pushing 70 I urge Jim McNamara to get a life. Failing that, he should get reacquainted with his dog, man's best friend, and stop whining and wailing on Usenet. That is all he has ever done - a stalker to the bitter end. He is like a blood sucking leech! No wonder Ed Gin held him in such contempt. Even Tom Sherman, the most mild mannered of men, could not stand him for long. A stalker is the most pitiful of all the creatures that Usenet gives rise to. NOPE ... what you are is ... a TROLL!!! Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Jim McNamara - the Stalker of the Cycling Newsgroups!
"JimmyMac" wrote in message ps.com... On Nov 6, 4:17 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote: It can't be much fun to be a stalker like Jim McNamara. Most vices have some pleasure associated with them but, like envy, there is no pleasure connected with stalking. It is all down and no up. In another post you contended that it was envy that was my driving force .. contradicting yourself again??? The conundrum continues. The point was that there is no pleasure in being a stalker just as there is no pleasure in being envious. They are both vices which give no pleasure. I would pick a vice that gives some pleasure. Getting drunk is not a bad choice, although it will make your feet go numb and your head hurt. But at least it does give some pleasure, however brief. Truth to tell, you have to feel sorry for the poor guy. Imagine allowing someone else to make your day for you. This is a truly wretched condition for anyone, let alone for a man who is pushing 70. I was all grown up by the time I was out of my teens, but apparently stalkers just never grow up. They are arrested in a permanent juvenility. I will repeat yet again since you so thick headed that multiple repetitions are necessary ... 61 is hardly pushing 70 You are far older than you think. Like me, you already have one foot in the grave. Don't believe me? Just have a look at any teenager. [...] Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Jim McNamara - the Stalker of the Cycling Newsgroups!
On Nov 7, 12:54 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote:
"JimmyMac" wrote in message ps.com... On Nov 6, 4:17 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote: It can't be much fun to be a stalker like Jim McNamara. Most vices have some pleasure associated with them but, like envy, there is no pleasure connected with stalking. It is all down and no up. In another post you contended that it was envy that was my driving force .. contradicting yourself again??? The conundrum continues. The point was that there is no pleasure in being a stalker just as there is no pleasure in being envious. They are both vices which give no pleasure. I would pick a vice that gives some pleasure. Getting drunk is not a bad choice, although it will make your feet go numb and your head hurt. But at least it does give some pleasure, however brief. Your conclusion does not strictly follow form the premise. Non sequitor is one of your all time favorite logiclal fallacies, is it not? must have There is no possible way for you to determine whether or not I enjoy what I do, so you are not in a position to make such pronouncements with any degree of certainty. . Truth to tell, you have to feel sorry for the poor guy. Imagine allowing someone else to make your day for you. This is a truly wretched condition for anyone, let alone for a man who is pushing 70. I was all grown up by the time I was out of my teens, but apparently stalkers just never grow up. They are arrested in a permanent juvenility. I will repeat yet again since you so thick headed that multiple repetitions are necessary ... 61 is hardly pushing 70 You are far older than you think. Like me, you already have one foot in the grave. Don't believe me? Just have a look at any teenager. [...] Diversion duly noted. At 61, I am obviously closer to 70 than to being a teenager. On the other hand, your calling attention to this fact does not make your statement that I am pushing 70 any closer to being true than it was when first uttered (written). Then again, you often make many thoughtless statements that can be easily proven to be fallacious opinions at best. Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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Jim McNamara - the Stalker of the Cycling Newsgroups!
"JimmyMac" wrote in message oups.com... On Nov 7, 12:54 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote: "JimmyMac" wrote in message ps.com... On Nov 6, 4:17 am, "Edward Dolan" wrote: It can't be much fun to be a stalker like Jim McNamara. Most vices have some pleasure associated with them but, like envy, there is no pleasure connected with stalking. It is all down and no up. In another post you contended that it was envy that was my driving force .. contradicting yourself again??? The conundrum continues. The point was that there is no pleasure in being a stalker just as there is no pleasure in being envious. They are both vices which give no pleasure. I would pick a vice that gives some pleasure. Getting drunk is not a bad choice, although it will make your feet go numb and your head hurt. But at least it does give some pleasure, however brief. Your conclusion does not strictly follow form the premise. Non sequitor is one of your all time favorite logiclal fallacies, is it not? must have There is no possible way for you to determine whether or not I enjoy what I do, so you are not in a position to make such pronouncements with any degree of certainty. I advise you to take up drinking to the point of falling down drunk. You will be a far, far happier person when you are rolling around on the ground as drunk as a skunk. Truth to tell, you have to feel sorry for the poor guy. Imagine allowing someone else to make your day for you. This is a truly wretched condition for anyone, let alone for a man who is pushing 70. I was all grown up by the time I was out of my teens, but apparently stalkers just never grow up. They are arrested in a permanent juvenility. I will repeat yet again since you so thick headed that multiple repetitions are necessary ... 61 is hardly pushing 70 You are far older than you think. Like me, you already have one foot in the grave. Don't believe me? Just have a look at any teenager. [...] Diversion duly noted. At 61, I am obviously closer to 70 than to being a teenager. On the other hand, your calling attention to this fact does not make your statement that I am pushing 70 any closer to being true than it was when first uttered (written). Then again, you often make many thoughtless statements that can be easily proven to be fallacious opinions at best. You are old - period! Try to act your age why don't you? Regards, Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota |
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