From: sherm@phx.mcd.mot.com (cassie)
Subject: Re: J_baby
Organization: Motorola Computer Group, Tempe, Az.
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 22:36:26 GMT

In article <1992Dec16.172341.9283@penet.fi> an286@anon.penet.fi writes:
>cs151kx@lamar.ColoState.EDU writes:
>>        I'm sorry, but is anyone that reads this newsgroup tired
>>        of hearing from Jessica Babylon?  Or is that Jessica
>>        BABBLE-ON?  I don't know, but I'm getting tired of hearing
>>        laborious descriptions of nothing from a self-righteous
>>        psudo-thinker who gets her kicks by criticizing those 
>>        who have a real interest in this catagory rather than an
>>        ego-boosting tool to extinguish the pains of living a real
>>        life.
>

Ya'll done caught me on a bad day.  Must be that fucking 
time of the month.

So you don't like jessica's posts.  Then why the hell
do you read her posts.  Let alone why the hell do you
spend so much bloody time responding to them.

Does it make you feel good to ``know'' that your english
is so much better than hers.  This is net.news, who the
fuck cares whether she put the spaces between the sentences.
Who really cares about what other remarks she's made.

I for one will be sad when she is gone.  Why, simply because
she is a human being, well maybe she is a sex crazed maniac
from a distant planet but I have no proof.   Also she seems
to be somewhat different than the rest of the posters.  That
means that I can learn more from her.  Why, cause she is different.
You can't learn anything from your clone except the effects
of replicant fading.  

As for those who have a real interest in ``this catagory''
rather than ego-boosting I'm sure that they aren't even
reading this flame war.  If any are I appoligize for wasting
your time.  I'm just tired of these assholes, calling the
kettle black.  

What purpose does it serve to point out the grammatical
errors of someone other than to boost your own ego.
Or to prove that you weren't sleeping during english class.

>Don't worry; she'll be gone soon.  It's the end of the semester, and
>thankfully the winter holidays are about to bring us a bit of respite
>from sniggering freshmen basking in their first taste of freedom from
>Mommy and Daddy.  I would feel fairly confident in assigning Jessica to

This is a rash assumptions.  Assuming that she is a freshman,
does that really mean that she is tasting her first bit of
freedom from Mommy and Daddy.

>this category even if it were not for the following, extracted from the
>output of "finger j_babylo@oz.plymouth.edu":
>
>    Login name: j_babylo               In real life: Jessica L. Babylon
>    Office:  24-May-96	               Home phone: x....
>
>I gather that Plymouth State uses the "office" field to indicate the
>expected time of graduation, although I'd say that if Jessica doesn't put

Why should you assume that?  And who cares if she's a freshman?
Does it make you so big cause your a junior.  (Sorry I have
no indication that you are, bad assumption on my part).

>a bit more effort into learning the basics of English composition than
>she apparently has in her first semester, the entire issue of graduation
>may be moot.
>

Why the hell do you assume that.  Her English is much better than
half the people graduating.  And I'm talking folks whose first
language is suppose to be English.  My English isn't really much
better than hers, and I passed the CLEP test for english.  So
I didn't even have to take any to graduate.

>Incidentally, Jessica's .plan file runs 244 lines; why am I not even the
>tiniest bit surprised?  And, oh yes: I've deleted her phone number in

Since I don't know what a .plan file is, I have no idea what your trying
to say here.

>the text above, but I do wonder if she realizes, or cares, just how easy
>it is to figure out her home phone number, using only tools available
>to everyone on the Internet.

Gee, real inteligent.  I won't steal her car but I'll broadcast
to the world where the hell she leaves her keys.

By the way, yes I'm jealous as hell.  I'd love to have
her home phone number but alas, I can't finger her.