From: mcochran@nyx.cs.du.edu (Mark A. Cochran)
Subject: Re: 75 freaking articles!!! 
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Date: Fri, 22 Jan 93 06:08:35 GMT

In article <nyikos.727634766@milo.math.scarolina.edu> nyikos@math.scarolina.edu (Peter Nyikos) writes:
>In <1993Jan15.200655.27490@pwcs.stpaul.gov> chrisl@stpaul.gov (Chris A Lyman) writes:
>
>>dsh@eceyv.ncsu.edu (Doug Holtsinger) wights:
>>> chrisl@stpaul.gov (Chris A Lyman) writes:
>
[Lots of deletions, 'cause I'm only going to laugh at a little bit of
it this time]

>Actually, the netserver did the posting for me, flooding your newsreaders
>with ~1 week of posts when the electronic "dam" burst.  I could ask our 
>sysadmin why, if anyone is interested.
>
I find it extemely unlikely that anyone is at all interested.

>>> Recently, Mark Cochran had the privilege of being on 
>>> the top 10 list for the total number of articles 
>>> submitted--180 or so articles in 2 weeks gave him 
>>> the number #5 position.  He outranked that 'Sergar'
>>> character (at #7) who cross-posts all that propaganda
>>> about the Turks and the Armenians.
>
>>Recently, Mark has been engaged in a fascinating and content-filled
>>discussion with Steve Matheson about neurological development.
>
>With all the real content provided by Matheson, while Cochran
>did such things as suggest that a child with a 3-chambered
>heart has zero chance of survival.
>
Oh? Shall we ask Steve if he thinks he is the only one providing any
real content, PHoney?
Steve? Are you reading this, or are you doing the sensible thing and
N'ing past anything from PHoney?

>Mark has claimed, in e-mail that he would not be ashamed to see 
>displayed on the net [he told me so himself] that it can be
>argued that a fetus is not a mammal on the grounds that [allegedly]
>there is a hole between the ventricles that is generally closed
>at birth [I wonder if he meant to include C-sections].  Could be
>argued that the fetus is a reptile on those grounds.
>
>Leaving aside the fact that I am highly skeptical about birth trauma
>magically sealing holes in the heart, ...
>
Then you are merely displaying your massive ignorance PHoney. Here's a
free clue. Go look up 'ductus arteriosus' and 'foramen ovale', and
read a little bit. If you're incapable of finding a book which
describes these things, let me know and I'll post some titles for you.
We know you're a bit 'research challenged'.

>...by Mark's standards, my 8-year-old nephew is an amphibian.
>
Sounds like that's your assessment of him PHoney. Sorry to hear you
have such a low opinion of your family. I'm sure they feel thesame
about you.

>>  From
>>the following Subject: lines, what can we deduce about Nyikos'
>>preoccupations?
>
>Foolishness, hypocrisy, slanderous accusations, ethical nihilism,
> pretending to be a medical expert, these
>are a few of the traits of Mark Cochran & Co. that I am preoccupied by.
>
You are, of course, refering to your own foolishness, hypocrisy,
slanderous accusations, ethical nijilisms, and pretentions to
knowledge of any form, aren't you PHoney

[List of banal titles posted by PHoney deleted]

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