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Tommy's article is over for me when he states that he is a fan of
the Fishman brothers.
will take him at his word, sometimes I question
if he really believes what he writes or does he do it simply to get a
reaction. This isn't the first time, and it won't be the last, that
Tommy is wrong. The simple fact of the matter is that the Baronet is a
1913 Art Deco theatre. I don't think we have anymore of those in town.
Have we not lost enough? Have we learned nothing? Tommy D, you're
better than that article."
On this board I think Dan to be one of our best contributors and I
give great weight to his opinions, statements and observations; but on
DeSeno he is wrong, excepting for Tom's love of The Fishman. However,
that infatuation is primarily mercenary; Tom bought a unit in the
Grant last year, hence if Larry's greedy deal succeeds Tom's purchase
looks a comparative bargain.
I've experienced Tom DeSeno (aka bluebishop82) in various modes during
the last 4 or 5 years; I believe Tom to possibly be bright but clearly
a hard working guy of little imagination, surprisingly narrowly
defined interests, aesthetics, socialization and any capacity for
empathetic understanding and growth. His writings reflect this
analysis, to my surprise his behavior in court, he is a lawyer, is a
repetition of his prose.
In both written and, even more so, oral argument, he is consistent
only in having failed to learn when to shut up. Tom writes not to
stir thought or debate but to release demons, which still possess him;
as the last of the Neanderthals, my apologies to those people, he
provides proof that not all dinosaurs are dead. Having appeared
against him once in court, I can attest that his oral argument is
equally thoughtless, illogical and pointless as are his writings.
He's managed to convince himself that he's of the spirit or lineage of
"daughters of the American Revolution" despite being of Italian
immigrant stock; he's most comfortable with fellows of the extreme
right of the Republican Party, despite that party's recent disavowal
of the Hitler youth and other extreme trappings of the fascist period.
Obviously high energy searching for an outlet; initially he thought it
law, has given us way too much of his short diversion as writer and
now haunts the Republican Party believing himself to be the 2nd coming
of Christ.
Curiously, for a guy trapped in antiquity, he has no appreciation for
things old, is infatuated by the trappings of today's consumerism and
becomes quite aroused at the prospect of meeting his dream machinethe
biggest, baddest, most fuel guzzling of monster trucks.
Is he better than his most recent regurgitation on" the paper that
[wishes it] cares"? I think not.
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