From: kev@dsbc.icl.co.uk (Kevin Walsh)
Newsgroups: alt.flame
Subject: Re: British Empire? No way!
Date: 17 Dec 92 18:40:36 GMT
Organization: Cursor Software Limited, London, England

In article <1992Dec15.145045.1@fnala.fnal.gov> dallagata@fnala.fnal.gov (Michele Dall'Agata) writes:
> In article <1140@dsbc.icl.co.uk>, kev@dsbc.icl.co.uk (Kevin Walsh) writes:
> > In article <1992Dec8.112147.1@fnala.fnal.gov> dallagata@fnala.fnal.gov (Michele Dall'Agata) writes:
> >> WOW! Was it english "humor"?!? 
> >> 
> > Well no.  That was English Humour.
> >				 ^
> In american it is "humor", idiot. I wanna learn the american, I don't wanna
> learn your pathetic language.
>
I don't beleive you asked me about American humour (if it exists with
all the "Raw" fans about).

> 
> >>
> >> Ok, you have a job. What about the bastard british scums of Liverpool?
> >>
> > What does that mean?  You can't bad-mouth our football clubs like that.
> > Even if they are northern and get thrashed by Crystal Palace.
> 
> What does it mean?!? If you do not know what that means, it is better that 
> you get a new life.
>
Maybe you could enlighten us, Michelle.  What do you mean?

> 
> > Yeah, right.  I went to an Italian restaurant (for my sins) and was
> > force-fed pizza/pasta etc.  In fact I couldn't see anything but pizza
> > and pasta on the menu.  What other delights are Italian restaurants
> > supposed to have on their menu.
> 
> You went to a british-scum-italian restaurant, idiot. Every different 
> region in Italy has different good food. What about lasagna? What about 
> polenta and birds? What about Prosciutto di Parma? I can continue for days, 
> idiot, I do not have the time.
>
"Lasagna?"  Oh you mean that pasta shit with cum on the top.
"Polenta?"  What's that?  "Make mine a Polenta Pizza with cheese
	    and pepperoni"
"Birds"     You mean you cook your Italian fat slags over there.
	    What do you serve them with?  Pizza or pasta?

> > 
> >> I do not practice the second national british sport.
> >>
> > I'm not going to be predictable and fall for your rather obvious
> > intention to get me to ask what the first national British sport
> > is.  What's the first national Italian sport (after pasta-quaffing)?
> > 
> Soccer, and we have been three times the world champions. Ignorant.
> 
Pah!  If you took away the foreign players, what sort of a national
team would you be left with?  How can you call it an Italian sport
when there are no Italian players who can be tempted to put down their
pizza long enough to kick a ball?

> >> You speck like an idiot. Not, you are an idiot.
> >>
> > And you speck like an Italian.  Which is worse.  British idiots
> > get better qualifications than Italian geniuses - that is if there
> > were any to make the comparison.
> 
> What about Carlo Rubbia? Nobel Prize on physics and President of the CERN.
> You see Kevin, you are idiot. And what an idiot like you says, does not 
> make sense.
> 
So you have ONE national hero then, do you?  I suppose you keep a
picture of him next to the toilet you are cleaning so that you can
think what you might have been if you stoped eating pasta when you
should have been working at school.

> > I'm not sure, so maybe you can set me right on this point... Hasn't the
> > tea and biscuits (f)lame been done already?  Are you totaly unable to
> > think up your on flames.  It seems that the you have absolutely
> > no creativity; in fact the only things you could create are pizza
> > and a clean toilet - both of these have been done before.
> 
> I came here only few days ago. I couldn't know it. Anyway you are loosing 
> Kevin. You just repeated the same bullshit that you wrote on 4 or 5 posts. 
> Pizza, toilet, toilet, pizza, pizza, toilet and so on. Is it "creativity" 
> for you?
> 
No, this is fact.  I think that alt.flame should be told, by you,
what you do for a living and why it got you so annoyed when some
geek posted your company address here.  I notice that you didn't
followup to my last post that asked you the same questions.

> > A little.  How can any self-respecting person not be bothered what
> > happens in their own country?  Is it simply that you are not a
> > self-respecting person or do you consider that your country is
> > so far behind the rest of the world that it isn't realy worth
> > bothering any more?
> 
> I do care about my country. The people do care about it. Everybody admit 
> that our political system is wrong. We are not stupid nationalists like you 
> british, that to show NOT to the world that you are down, always claim that 
> you are best. We have problem in Italy, we know it, we wanna change it. You 
> have problems in uk, and you claim that you have an Empire. Look at the 
> difference, idiot.
> 
You have a problem in Italy that you want to change so you vote in some
fascist wop to do the honours.  Nice one pizza breath.

> > What's an esperanto class?  Is that what you have to attend if you are
> > to learn how to clean toilets properly?  Its obvious that you didn't pay
> > attention - I can still smell the shit from here!
> 
> Again with the toilets... I used to say this bullshit when I was 5 or 6 
> years old. Kevin, you have problems.
>
So when you were 5 or 6 and some one asked you what you wanted to do
if you grew up, you said "I want to learn to clean toilets properly
so I don't smell of shit when I return from work each day."

Get back to your industrial sized pepperoni pizza before it gets cold.

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