What a sad day ... - Page 2

CarylB · 28 Jul 2003, 18:01

There ya go :)

Tim · 31 Jul 2003, 23:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guppie

The man filled out the feedbackform Paveway and I placed on our website:

YOU DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ME OR THE ARGUMENT I HAVE HAD WITH CARYL SO KEEP YOU [...] SLANDEROUS COMMENTS ABOUT ME OFF THE MLUKFC BOARDS YOUR ALL THE [...] SAME ! SAD SYCOPHANTIC INDIVIDUALS!
realname: Dean
sex: man
email: dean.~~~~~~~~~~@btopenworld.com

Charming...
I won't even bother to respond.

Hahhaha... my god... what a very, very, very sick, strange and man full of shit is this.

OMG this is amazing, how low can you go... Maybe he is in it for a price orso... The: "How-Low-Can-You-Go Show"

Btw... it is sad that a person like this is a Meat Loaf fan. Well, to be directly... it is very sad that he tries to do an impression of Meat Loaf...

Dean... you suck big time!

The Butcher, Tim

CarylB · 01 Aug 2003, 00:05

Tim there are times when your pithy posts hit the nail quite squarely on the head

I'm also put in mind of a wonderful description of Charles Laughton in David Niven's autoboigraphy .. "Charles hung around the set, as was his usual habit, waiting to be insulted by people" .. for you know this is beog replicated right now :)

Tim · 01 Aug 2003, 00:12

Carol... my english isn't that good... but is it good or bad what you wrote... (very ashamed to ask but.... i have to know)

CarylB · 01 Aug 2003, 00:25

Which bit Tim? .. "pithy" .. means concise, lean, short, succinct; crisp, curt, terse; effective, forceful; meaningful, significant, substantial .. and not a bad thing at all :) also can mean to the point .. and meaty

.. so it must be a good thing eh?

Hitting the nail squarely on the head .. again a good thing .. means dead accurate :)

And no need to be ashamed for heaven's sake .. my Dutch is limited to telling people the hat is on the table

Tim · 01 Aug 2003, 00:29

Hahhaha, Thanks CarylB... That is nice of you. Now i understand.

CarylB · 01 Aug 2003, 00:38

I speak as I find, Tim .. you're welcome my pithy Dutchie :)

ROSIE · 01 Aug 2003, 19:26

Perhaps a medical assessment would help or a hoilday

Rosie

CarylB · 01 Aug 2003, 19:52

I take it you don't support euthanasia then Rosie?

ROSIE · 01 Aug 2003, 21:27

Possibly if it's done with dignity or not depending on the cicumstances,
would you like a few ideas.

Rosie

Guppie · 01 Aug 2003, 21:46

he he... Caryl has such a way with words... I had to look up "pithy" too... didn't know the word, which is a good thing, because I have yet learned another word.
My Longman-dictionary says: Pithy = (of something said or written): strongly and clevery stated without wasting any words. :)

**The Flying Mouse** · 02 Aug 2003, 03:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarylB

I take it you don't support euthanasia then Rosie?

What division do they play in?

ROSIE · 02 Aug 2003, 09:21

Very good,
My offer of advice still stands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rosie

JacenSolo · 02 Aug 2003, 17:26

Wow, I'm away for a while and the freaks come out to play!!! I do seem to remember right as I started to vist this site, that there were some problems with this same git......very sad individual.....

original sin · 03 Aug 2003, 16:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Guppie

The man filled out the feedbackform Paveway and I placed on our website:

YOU DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT ME OR THE ARGUMENT I HAVE HAD WITH CARYL SO KEEP YOU [...] SLANDEROUS COMMENTS ABOUT ME OFF THE MLUKFC BOARDS YOUR ALL THE [...] SAME ! SAD SYCOPHANTIC INDIVIDUALS!
realname: Dean
sex: man
email: dean.~~~~~~~~~~@btopenworld.com

Charming...
I won't even bother to respond.

I've only been away two weeks and look what happens!

The bit that makes me laugh is:-

Quote:

sex: man

I thought the correct format was either male or female, however in this case I think the answer should probably be "not often enough" and that is the crux and cause of the problems! This is the way he vents his frustrations!

CarylB · 03 Aug 2003, 16:32

Welcome back Sin :) A spot on diagnosis

And Rosie .. one method might be .. hoisted from a tall lamp post by his own hyperbole!!

It takes more than long hair and a need to wear large trousers to imitate Meat .. who incidentally now has short hair, much smaller trousers, and can still sing some who seek to emulate him under the table!

Tim · 06 Aug 2003, 00:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarylB

Welcome back Sin :) A spot on diagnosis

And Rosie .. one method might be .. hoisted from a tall lamp post by his own hyperbole!!

It takes more than long hair and a need to wear large trousers to imitate Meat .. who incidentally now has short hair, much smaller trousers, and can still sing some who seek to emulate him under the table!

Hehehe, couldn't have said it better myself!!
Nice way of putting it!

CarylB · 06 Aug 2003, 00:25

Thanks Tim .. pithy enough then eh?

ROSIE · 06 Aug 2003, 09:38

I think that can be arranged, but the hospital might miss some equipment.

He will certainly miss his!

Rosie

CarylB · 06 Aug 2003, 11:56

Should help in hitting the high notes then .. and do wonders for his vibrato!!!!!!

ROSIE · 06 Aug 2003, 13:34

Vibrato? what size batteries?

Rosie

CarylB · 06 Aug 2003, 13:37

I guess if you don't have much of a vibrato then you'd only need small ones Rosie ..

Wondering btw if you had any luck with your ticket hunt?

ROSIE · 06 Aug 2003, 14:51

Size does not always matter (well)

Rosie

original sin · 06 Aug 2003, 19:26

I've been surfing the web today looking at all related sites and what do i find??

Our dear friend taking his gripes yet again to other boards and continuing his insults of this forum and it's members.

If you what to check here's the link :-

http://www.jimsteinman.com/wwwboard/messages/24505.html
It would appear that this thread makes him feel just as impotent on the net as he is in real life...........long may it continue!

ROSIE · 06 Aug 2003, 21:42

He's not very pleasant is he? It obvious some deep seated insecurity exists in his personality or perhaps he's simply a knobhead

Roaie

28 Jul 2003, 18:01	#26
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	There ya go :)

01 Aug 2003, 00:05	#28
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Tim there are times when your pithy posts hit the nail quite squarely on the head I'm also put in mind of a wonderful description of Charles Laughton in David Niven's autoboigraphy .. "Charles hung around the set, as was his usual habit, waiting to be insulted by people" .. for you know this is beog replicated right now :)

01 Aug 2003, 00:12	#29
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Carol... my english isn't that good... but is it good or bad what you wrote... (very ashamed to ask but.... i have to know)

01 Aug 2003, 00:25	#30
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Which bit Tim? .. "pithy" .. means concise, lean, short, succinct; crisp, curt, terse; effective, forceful; meaningful, significant, substantial .. and not a bad thing at all :) also can mean to the point .. and meaty .. so it must be a good thing eh? Hitting the nail squarely on the head .. again a good thing .. means dead accurate :) And no need to be ashamed for heaven's sake .. my Dutch is limited to telling people the hat is on the table

01 Aug 2003, 00:29	#31
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Hahhaha, Thanks CarylB... That is nice of you. Now i understand.

01 Aug 2003, 00:38	#32
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	I speak as I find, Tim .. you're welcome my pithy Dutchie :)

01 Aug 2003, 19:26	#33
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	Perhaps a medical assessment would help or a hoilday Rosie

01 Aug 2003, 19:52	#34
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	I take it you don't support euthanasia then Rosie?

01 Aug 2003, 21:27	#35
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	Possibly if it's done with dignity or not depending on the cicumstances, would you like a few ideas. Rosie

01 Aug 2003, 21:46	#36
Guppie www.meat-loaf.nl Join Date: 28.12.2002 Location: Brabant, The Netherlands Posts: 1,300	he he... Caryl has such a way with words... I had to look up "pithy" too... didn't know the word, which is a good thing, because I have yet learned another word. My Longman-dictionary says: Pithy = (of something said or written): strongly and clevery stated without wasting any words. :)

02 Aug 2003, 09:21	#38
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	Very good, My offer of advice still stands!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rosie

02 Aug 2003, 17:26	#39
JacenSolo Loafer Join Date: 19.04.2003 Location: Dallas (birthplace of Meat Loaf) Posts: 58	Wow, I'm away for a while and the freaks come out to play!!! I do seem to remember right as I started to vist this site, that there were some problems with this same git......very sad individual.....

03 Aug 2003, 16:32	#41
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Welcome back Sin :) A spot on diagnosis And Rosie .. one method might be .. hoisted from a tall lamp post by his own hyperbole!! It takes more than long hair and a need to wear large trousers to imitate Meat .. who incidentally now has short hair, much smaller trousers, and can still sing some who seek to emulate him under the table!

06 Aug 2003, 00:25	#43
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Thanks Tim .. pithy enough then eh?

06 Aug 2003, 09:38	#44
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	I think that can be arranged, but the hospital might miss some equipment. He will certainly miss his! Rosie

06 Aug 2003, 11:56	#45
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	Should help in hitting the high notes then .. and do wonders for his vibrato!!!!!!

06 Aug 2003, 13:34	#46
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	Vibrato? what size batteries? Rosie

06 Aug 2003, 13:37	#47
CarylB Mega Loafer Join Date: 16.04.2003 Location: Sheffield UK Posts: 5,910	I guess if you don't have much of a vibrato then you'd only need small ones Rosie .. Wondering btw if you had any luck with your ticket hunt?

06 Aug 2003, 14:51	#48
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	Size does not always matter (well) Rosie

06 Aug 2003, 19:26	#49
original sin Sinner Join Date: 15.04.2003 Location: cyber space Posts: 2,457	I've been surfing the web today looking at all related sites and what do i find?? Our dear friend taking his gripes yet again to other boards and continuing his insults of this forum and it's members. If you what to check here's the link :- http://www.jimsteinman.com/wwwboard/messages/24505.html It would appear that this thread makes him feel just as impotent on the net as he is in real life...........long may it continue!

06 Aug 2003, 21:42	#50
ROSIE Invisible again! Join Date: 30.06.2003 Location: Suffolk Posts: 1,240	He's not very pleasant is he? It obvious some deep seated insecurity exists in his personality or perhaps he's simply a knobhead Roaie