Re: Alternative London, 1982

Brimstone wrote:
Ed Banger wrote:
In message <a7-dnbdnW_8Nis_VnZ2dnUVZ8rGdnZ2d@xxxxxx>, Brimstone
<brimstone520-ng02@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
Doug wrote:
On 12 Jun, 10:37, BrianW <brianwhiteh...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
When the domain name is very closely related to the email address
you post under, there's a hint of a clue.
Liar! Evidence?
<sigh>

You post using the email address jag...@xxxxxxxxxx

You posted a link tohttp://jagjag.org/mt.mov

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.transport/msg/bcb058fffa7d5736?hl=en

The hint of a clue Adrian refers to is in the (unusual) name "jag"
which appears in both.

Wrong again, as usual. 'Jag' is widely used,
By whom?
I find it intriguing how often Duhg says "Wrong again" when confronted
with a truth he finds unpalatable. It's very similar to "Liar!", that
other Pavlovian response of his.

Indeed, and I can picture him (I really do wish I couldn't) sitting on the floor cross legged, with his eyes closed and his fingers stuck in his ears shouting inanities in the hope that all those who ask embarrassing questions that catch him out will get bored and go away.



If I end up visiting an awkward customer today I shall think of that image & smile.

--
Tony the Dragon
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