>> brooklyn1 wrote:

>>> "Gregory Morrow" wrote:
>>>> Lou Decruss wrote:
>>>>> "Dora" <limey...@yahoo.com> wrote:

>>>>>> Steve/Robert/Jerry - I can't wade through all this thread.
>>>>>> You've entirely too much time on your hands.  Pick a favorite
>>>>>> charity, work for Habitat for Humanity, go for a hike, but at
>>>>>> least pick something meaningful.

>>>>> Oh please.  I'll agree this is total silliness but it's confined
>>>>> to one thread and easily killfiled.  A dead cat occupied MULTIPLE
>>>>> threads for a whole day and nobody said anything except for Greg
>>>>> and Barb in tactful jabs.  Yet a few people being playful get
>>>>> everyone in a dither.  From what I noticed the only hostility came
>>>>> from those who didn't know what was going on.  It's real simple,
>>>>> just don't read the thread.

>>>> I don't mind when peeps post about their deceased pets or SO's or
>>>> bad luck or health or whatever but I'm always slightly taken aback
>>>> by those who have to *immediately* run to a Usenet group full of
>>>> strangers to post about the matter. Wayne is a prime example, his
>>>> cat's death is simply the latest example, he's done this with his
>>>> health and financial problems and such like.  Doesn't Wayne have
>>>> *anyone* in real life with which he can share his various travails?
>>>> I've had similar stuff happen over the years but the *last* thing
>>>> I'd do is barge onto Usenet to cry about it, I'd be commiserating
>>>> with friends or family or whatever about the matter at hand and I'd
>>>> *totally* forget about Usenet...

>>>> Anyways, maybe I'm just different in that I think it's more than
>>>> slightly embarrassing to post *every* maudlin detail of one's own
>>>> personal life on a public forum.  My first reaction is:  "They must
>>>> be lonely, don't they have any friends or family or at the least a
>>>> priest or rabbi or shrink in which to confide...???".  I mean Wayne
>>>> has a *partner*, fer chrissakes...

>>>> Wayne (and yes, I don't like him, but he's simply the latest
>>>> handiest "example", lol) reminds me of some "Lonely Hearts" type
>>>> who is sitting next to you on a barstool and is so needy and
>>>> clinging that he is immediately your new "best friend"...very
>>>> self-centered and immature IMNSHO...and in the end a very
>>>> repellant personality.  IOW an emotional "user"...and also
>>>> completely clueless, they eventually end up wondering why others
>>>> avoid them.

>>>>> And by the way,  I also see you're involved in (yet another)
>>>>> thread with a poster about a deceased child.   I'm fumbling for
>>>>> the word, but hypocrite comes to mind.

>>>> You said it, I didn't, Lou...

>>>> :-)

>>>> PS:  Just for the record I'm sorry that Wayne's cat Mr. Bailey
>>>> passed on, he sounded like a lovely pet, but my sympathies are
>>>> *entirely* with Mr. Bailey, *not* Wayne...

>>> Okay, hypocrite fits... but what about a word for someone who posts
>>> publicly about the passing of their pet but then uses their
>>> killfilter to pick and choose whose condolences to hear?

>> The smarmy WEAZEL mentioned you IIRC, so you *know* that all that
>> "killfile" hoo-ha is simply sheer BUNK...*especially* when he is
>> crybabying for sympathy.

>> <chuckle>

>>> I'll do you one better, Greg... I'm truly sorry for Mr. Baily...
>>> but I truly wish it were that child molesting POS Duh'Wayne who
>>> dropped dead... I'm kinda counting on the friggin' scourge not
>>> making it until 2010.

>> I can't disagree with a *word* you've said, Sheldon, those are my
>> thoughts *exactly*...

>> :-)

>> I'll add that last summer Wayne came on here crying about not having
>> 800 or so bux to repair their A/C unit during the hot Arizona
>> summer, homeowner Wayne and his partner had to borrow money from
>> friends to tide them over until payday.  I remember him saying that
>> when they came home their pets were dead (their fish) or practically
>> expired.from the extreme heat, and Mr. Bailey was in especially bad
>> shape.  That heat incident surely did nothing good for Mr. Bailey's
>> health, if Lil' Wayne was not such an irresponsible DEADBEAT I bet
>> he'd still be alive today...

>> And now we know why Lil' Wayne doesn't have much in the way of
>> "friends", lol...who wants a deadbeat MOOCH like him for a
>> friend...!!!???

>> Throw the puke in a cage, I say, and give Lil' Wayne's pets to a
>> *responsible* home...

>> Judge Judy has spoken - BAM...!!!

> Oh, yes... I certainly do remember his A/C BS... and all his lying
> about home ownership, and especially his lying about all he claims to
> cook... so far I've seen