He actually keeps lists of people he doesn't like, up to six now, on this forum alone? If that is the case, I am pretty sure it doesn't stop with FFL.
I wonder if he scribbles the names down feverishly on little Post-It notes while in his cubicle at work? Folding them and thrusting them deep into the pocket of his Dockers, so that the next time he visits a cafe for some unloading, I mean writing, and draws a blank, he can plunge his grimy hand into his right front pocket and out emerges his little hater list. Ahh, Inspiration!! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray1" <steve.sundur@...> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb <no_reply@> wrote: > > What I've noticed for some time is that there are > > some people on this forum who not only feel that > > they have the right to use the people whose ideas > > they don't like as punching bags, they actually > > seem to feel that their victims "owe it to them" > > to punch back. > > > > I owe them nothing. Nada. Zip. Bupkus. They can > > say anything about me they want, and chances are > > (for the 6 people on my "written off as bad bets" > > list) I'll never even see what they write. This seems > > to piss them off no end, because what they seem > > to want is for me to take what they write -- and > > them -- seriously, and "get into it" with them, > > in some head-to-head argument that they can then > > imagine they "won." Not gonna happen. > > I mean, you gotta admit, that it is a little odd that maybe 90% of Barry's > interactions here are between BarryI and BarryII. I guess that's what they > call inadvertent irony. > > But I wonder why Barry feels like he needs to reiterate this other point > repeatedly. He's made it clear that he doesn't read the posts of certain > people, and has it in his mind that they are wringing their hands about it. > > And then he sets up the big "gotcha", that if you respond to something he > says, then it proves whatever point he is trying to make. Oh well. > > P.S. I like Barry, but I don't think he cares for me much. >
