8 Nov
2002
8 Nov
'02
2:16 p.m.
On Fri, 8 Nov 2002, Mail List wrote:
I also had a good laugh yesterday. But maybe for a
different reason.
Your "dick" message was received two messages after your message
about acting like a reasonable, mature adult. I thought that was REALLY
funny.
I consider it "reasonable" and "mature" to call you a dick when
you're
acting like one.
Does this maturity also include include west coast ham
fests where you
may have been making a nuisance of yourself "pushing" vcf?
Huh!? I paid for a spot just like everyone else. And if "making a
nuisance" of myself means sitting there behind my table with a VCF banner
hanging from it and handing out flyers then I guess I'm a dick too.
Really, though, must you resort to making up such claims like this? So
peurile.
Or when you try to launch an interruption of service
attack on the email
server of another list member?
Or when you were so proud of yourself for your fax machine attack over a
simple fax?
Didn't know I knew about all that, huh?
Hell, *I* didn't even know about this. From whose ass are you pulling
this out of? Why don't you just move on to calling me a Camel Jockey and
be done with it?
You know, I think given an entire lifetime, you
will NEVER mature to the
same level as Tony.
Cool!
Sellam, you're deluded. I don't want it. The
DEC market is virtually
dead. They wouldn't be dumping this stuff like that if that wasn't the
case.
Oh no, I guess you'll have to move back in with mom.
P.S. And you know, I really would have given you my
support in your
endeavors,
if you would have exhibited a more "live and let live" attitude.
But I have not
felt it necessary to lower myself to your immature level of name
calling and
profanity.
No thanks. I already get plenty of support from genuine fans of vintage
computing, but thanks for offering.
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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