From: kckbxr@next18pg2.wam.umd.edu (Robin Hood)
Subject: Re: Wow, isn't that A Shame
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Distribution: usa
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 00:45:54 GMT

In article <1992Apr16.181424.6818@ulowell.ulowell.edu>  
rcashman@cs.ulowell.edu (The Jester) writes:
> 



> In article <1992Apr16.053107.23209@en.ecn.purdue.edu> you know.. writes:



Who cares what Mr. Cronin and Mr. Cashman have to say as they obviously  
haven't quite reached the level of maturity that rec.scouting deserves.   
Take it outside kiddies!  Get a life and bash each other's heads inside  
and out on a private channel as this is a public channel that has no  
purpose to advertise your petty debates.  When the two of you decide to  
grow up, then come back and offer us something real to discuss.  Thanks  
for your time and patience,

an Eagle Scout with a hatred for immaturity
anybody else out there agree with me?
If so, send your complaints to:
        Mr. Cashman:  rcashman@cs.ulowell.edu
        Mr. Cronin:   cronin@en.ecn.purdue.edu

Thanks,
:)
 


> >Yep, I guess "Mr" Cashman wouldn't have the guts to go on....
> 
> "Go on" with what?  Life?  Oh, I think I would.  You underestimate me,
> Tom.  You don't know the first thing about me or my background, so
> take your bullshit judgements and stick them up your ass.  In my
> earlier years, I lived in a section of the country where I had friends
> and neighbors killed because of their beliefs.  One of my best boy-
> hood friends was killed because he refused to deal drugs for the
> neighborhood scumbags.  I myself came pretty close to ending up in
> a bodybag more than once.  And yes, Tom, I am an Eagle Scout, like
> yourself.  And yes, Tom, I "went on" with my life, after watching
> neighbors lose their jobs because they wouldn't pay protection
> money to the local gangs.  Not only did these people lose their jobs,
> but, more often than not, they ended up crippled or dead.
> 
> 
> >Oh, "Mr" Cashman, what was that about "keeping your beliefs to  
yourself"
> >you also mentioned in your post? Would it be possible to keep your
> >warped, twisted and sick beliefs out of the BSA? Hmmm?
> 
> 
> Warped, twisted, and sick beliefs, Tom?  All I asked the gentleman was
> to stop getting into "one-upsmanship" battles, and not to judge me and
> the rest of the members of the BSA.  He does not know me, so his judge-
> ment is without factual basis.  I said to him that, if he was going to
> insist on judging me without knowing me or anything about me, then he
> should keep his judgements to himself because they were inflammatory
> and presumtuous.
> 
> So, Tom, take your little mind and indulge it elsewhere.  If the only
> reason you continue to subscribe to this newsgroup is to flame people
> who don't agree with your twisted little slice of reality, then you
> waste good bandwidth with your self-righteous bullshit.
> 
> 
>  
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> Brett Cashman (The Jester)			    	 
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> "There's a place I like to hide,
>  A doorway that I run through in the night."		- Geoff Tate
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