Re: Mr Barker

On 30 Sep, 13:45, Alan Hope <usenet.ident...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Saviour Machine goes:

On 30 Sep, 07:31, Mike Plowman <mike.plow...@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 17:58:22 -0400, "Mary" <m...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I think Mr Barker's great and his bullies are just sad and jealous!
Mary
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Hmm, you've not really got the hang of this trolling thing yet, have
you?
Not guilty, I'm afraid. Though clearly the lady has good sense.

Right. Like anybody believes that wasn't you.

[Takes his hat off and bows in said person's direction....only to find
she has vanished.]

Imagine.

Jesus, Plowman, what's with that sad little "Troll-o-meter?" What a
lonely little geek you are. I bet you were the sort of kid at school
who smugly wore trousers *and* braces to guard against a debagging.

Listen to Barkingmad trying to pretend he went to the same school as
Bunter. What a twat.

And he makes up little socks for himself. Girlie socks, at that.

Does your poor wife know you put on her clothes, Barmy? Does she even
care?

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AHhttp://grapes2dot0.blogspot.com

People who speak up in support of me or who criticise you find
themselves in an imposisble situation on account of your bullying,
hectoring ways.

Whenever anyone known to you has said anything, you have mercilessly
browbeaten them into submission i.e. Daniel Lincoln, Krustov, Col, CP,
etc etc. If any lurker pops up to express an opinion you don't like,
you immediately accuse them of being a sock puppet, regardless of
evidence. Thus for the vast majority there is no way of expressing an
opinion you don't approve of without becoming persecuted by you and
your girlfriends.

It amazes me that you can't be aware of this. Name one occasion when
you haven't come down like a ton of bricks on someone's head when
they've appeared to support me against you? You can't, because I'm
right about you.

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