--- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> --- In [email protected], "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote:
> >
> > --- In [email protected], "sparaig" <sparaig@> wrote:
> > >
> > > --- In [email protected], Sal Sunshine 
<salsunshine@> 
> > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > You know, Judy, if you're so upset about seeing your own 
words 
> > > > supposedly out of context (I believe you said that a while 
back) 
> > > > just go through what Barry posts and give the context.  
> > > > Considering the amount you usually post by your own 
admission, 
> > > > I would think that would not be much of a problem.
> > > 
> > > Except, Brry hsan't told us where he is repeating the words. 
And 
> > > googling a phrase, doesn't always reveal all instances of that 
> > > phrase on the internet, because not all forums 
> > > are archived in google, I've noticed.
> > 
> > They can use the Yahoo Groups search feature on
> > the FFL page and find out whose post it was.  And
> > they'll also get the context.
> > 
> > (Note that Sal is using Barry's trick of pretending
> > any TMer who comes up with a criticism is "upset.")
> 
> And note that the person who has now made at least
> a dozen posts complaining about the lack of context
> -- to at least two different Internet forums --
> is now claiming that she "isn't upset."

That's right, Barry. I'm making a point about
your execrable behavior. 
 
> And on the 3rd forum she posted to in the last few
> days, trying to do damage control surrounding THINGS
> TMers BELIEVE, the thing she "wasn't upset" about 
> there was a comment from me correcting a typo in 
> which I mentioned that someone we knew in common who
> had met her had described her as looking...uh...old. 

Ditto: making a point about your execrable
behavior, in this case your gross dishonesty.
We don't know anybody in common, and as I said,
nobody with normal eyesight would say I looked
any older than my actual age.  You made that
tale up out of whole cloth.
 
> Judy...this is another one of those things that you'd 
> rather prefer to believe is a lie or a trick on my 
> part, but it's another of those things that is not. 
> The person in question *did* say that.

There isn't any such person, Barry.  You made
it up.

 Duh. You *are*
> old...what's your problem with *looking* old?

(For those who haven't seen his post on alt.m.t,
Barry claimed this fictional person said I looked
300 years old.)

I'm 65, and I have no problem whatsoever looking
my age (or being 65, for that matter).

> But think of it this way...now you have one more thing
> to be "not upset" about, don't you?  :-)

You know, Barry, one of these days *you're* going
to be 65 (God willing). You aren't as old as I am,
but you're getting there. If you can't bring
yourself to welcome it, for your own peace of mind
you at least need to *resign* yourself to it.


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