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From: rlr@pyuxn.UUCP (Rich Rosen)
Newsgroups: net.flame
Subject: Re: NET.MUSIC.CLASSICAL GARBAGE
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Date: Mon, 14-May-84 09:39:11 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 14 09:39:11 1984
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> > Maybe we should have a seperate newsgroup for Rich Rosen, called
> > appropiately enough net.music.rlr  
> > Maybe then will the newsgroup go back to normal level of activity. [TIM]

> >Oh, Timmy.  Are you just sore because you came in second in the punk
> >trivia quiz? :-)
> >Your idea is not even an original one.  ihuxf!ajs (Al Sawyer) had proposed
> >net.music.rosen during the last round of music separatism discussions.
> >He apologized for proposing a newsgroup dedicating to hurling insults at
> >an individual netnews user.  [RICH]

> No, I'm not upset and I don't see why we don't do it. It would save
> my 'n' key a lot of use. 
> I could go off and yell and scream and holler about you losy writing
> and how it bores the hell out of me, but I don't have all that free
> time like you do. And if I keep going on, I could set myself up
> for some people to punce on me and get their little kicks from
> flaming about my style. So i'll shut up and go off rewrite vnews
> so everthing from pyuxn!rlr will be skipped as quick without looking 
> at it. Its probably better than reading them anyway. [TIM]

Without spending too much time discussing Tim's "puncing" about my "losy"
writing (it "loses" in the translation?), it appears that Tim is a
graduate of the Ken Arndt School of Human Relations.  I'll let you
have my punk quiz trophy, Tim, if it makes you feel better.  Please
refrain from this sort of tripe, OK?  I've already tried to explain that
only in a world where everyone is like some person does that person not
have to worry about excessive 'n'-ing:  he/she would be reading only
articles by those who think like he/she does.  But in a diverse world where
everyone is different, you SHOULD be 'n'-ing 90% of the time.  If I'm
just balancing things out for you, so be it.
-- 
"You are not SAM.  You are not ISAM!!!"
					Rich Rosen    pyuxn!rlr