Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-14 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld
-Caveat Lector- From: "Guitar Virtuoso" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > And all this merely because some of us more enlightened and intelligent ones > simply CHOOSE, yes CHOOSE, that's still our right and privilege even though > June et al believe it's not so, but yes, WE the sensible FEW CHOOSE to LAUGH >

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-14 Thread Tenorlove
-Caveat Lector- Takes one to know one, David --- Guitar Virtuoso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > -Caveat Lector- > > OH! Deary me Mr T ... seems you have dear little old Dunnycan ... I > mean > Duncan all lathered-up and nowhere to rinse again. ___

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-14 Thread Ynr Chyldz Wyld
-Caveat Lector- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Duncan's obvious attempt to advertise his magazine by > creating controversy around his posts...even when there > was no real controversy extant. If this is true, then why are you helping him out by continuing to post these harangues about him? H

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-14 Thread nexusmagazine
-Caveat Lector- >Duncan Roads sometimes brings many of the problems upon himself by >his somewhat combatative attitude. I eventually banned him from IUFO >because he contributed to so many incidents especially with his attack on >soy products, and on vegetarians who believed that soy is beneficia

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-14 Thread Steve Wingate
-Caveat Lector- Duncan Roads sometimes brings many of the problems upon himself by his somewhat combatative attitude. I eventually banned him from IUFO because he contributed to so many incidents especially with his attack on soy products, and on vegetarians who believed that soy is beneficial to

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-13 Thread Kris Millegan
-Caveat Lector- In a message dated 12/13/00 7:56:55 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > > >You might wanna give it a rest T ... else Milligan will get pissy that >you > >don't kowtow to his sycophantic plebes (ggg) Yeah, he might, see ya and your trolls another day. Om k Om k http://www.ctrl.o

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-13 Thread nexusmagazine
-Caveat Lector- >OH! Deary me Mr T ... seems you have dear little old Dunnycan ... I mean >Duncan all lathered-up and nowhere to rinse again. > >And ... hmmm ... Yes - odd that? It's always the ones censoring others >here that immediately bleat "censorship" when their baloney is challenge

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-13 Thread Guitar Virtuoso
-Caveat Lector- OH! Deary me Mr T ... seems you have dear little old Dunnycan ... I mean Duncan all lathered-up and nowhere to rinse again. And ... hmmm ... Yes - odd that? It's always the ones censoring others here that immediately bleat "censorship" when their baloney is challenged. J

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-13 Thread nexusmagazine
-Caveat Lector- >If Duncan has a REAL conspiracy to talk about; if he has >a REAL issue to discuss; then so be it...but enough already >of this shameless advertising in the name of martyrdom. > >Tsadowq As I said before, I WAS discussing an issue raised on this list, the issue regarding a 'new

Re: [CTRL] Advertising in the name of a martyrdom.

2000-12-13 Thread nexusmagazine
-Caveat Lector- >Duncan's first posts to this list had very little to do with any >conspiracy at all. His posts were a purposeful and reckless >lashing out against whoever might have done wrong by >Duncan -- by means of not purchasing his magazine >or buying off onto the ideas perpetuated by it.