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ArchivesRe: Poll and Open Letter to Mike C. re. Elaine.
in reply to a message by Nanaea
I don't know what others think, but I believe Elaine shoulda taken a left at the inverse-Sixth Dimensional portal and got lost there instead of here.
If the original poster's daughter hasn't had any problems with her name, then why the hell should some stranger berate her? For one thing, its easy for teachers and other students to remember. For another, it's easy to translate into other languages so people who can't quite figure out some names floating around (like Xerephofgenie?) could find themselves having a much easier time conversing with Six. She (Six) could have a future career as a member of the Diplomatic Corps. :)
Phyllis
If the original poster's daughter hasn't had any problems with her name, then why the hell should some stranger berate her? For one thing, its easy for teachers and other students to remember. For another, it's easy to translate into other languages so people who can't quite figure out some names floating around (like Xerephofgenie?) could find themselves having a much easier time conversing with Six. She (Six) could have a future career as a member of the Diplomatic Corps. :)
Phyllis
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Wass wrong with Xerephofgenie?? :P
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PriaposLovs
Nothing's wrong with it, it's just that the name's so damn difficult to remember, whereas Six, even professors dealing with close to 900 students could remember the name. :D @~ ?
Phyllis
Nothing's wrong with it, it's just that the name's so damn difficult to remember, whereas Six, even professors dealing with close to 900 students could remember the name. :D @~ ?
Phyllis
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"If the original poster's daughter hasn't had any problems with her name, then why the hell should some stranger berate her?"
@@@@ Well, I've got a theory on that. See, Elaine claimed to have been the victim of bullies as a child. Only (and if this was indeed true), Elaine never learned from that experience not to be a bully, herself. See, Jessa never came back at Elaine to swat her down for her rudeness. So Elaine smelled an easy victim in Jessa, and just kept attacking her. Again and again and again.
Check it out. Count the number of times Elaine posted her nastiness to Jessa -- without any answer at all from Jessa to even give Elaine a rational reason for coming back and posting time and again.
Elaine is the one who is the real bully, I have to tell you. And it gives me intense personal satisfaction to kick a bully in the tuchis. :)
And now, let us give thanks to Mike C., who has caused the Angel of Stupidity to passover our message board.
Kinda gives an added, special meaning to this holiday week that we both share in, eh, Phyllis? ;)
-- Nanaea
@@@@ Well, I've got a theory on that. See, Elaine claimed to have been the victim of bullies as a child. Only (and if this was indeed true), Elaine never learned from that experience not to be a bully, herself. See, Jessa never came back at Elaine to swat her down for her rudeness. So Elaine smelled an easy victim in Jessa, and just kept attacking her. Again and again and again.
Check it out. Count the number of times Elaine posted her nastiness to Jessa -- without any answer at all from Jessa to even give Elaine a rational reason for coming back and posting time and again.
Elaine is the one who is the real bully, I have to tell you. And it gives me intense personal satisfaction to kick a bully in the tuchis. :)
And now, let us give thanks to Mike C., who has caused the Angel of Stupidity to passover our message board.
Kinda gives an added, special meaning to this holiday week that we both share in, eh, Phyllis? ;)
-- Nanaea
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Nanaea
Si, ja, oui, da, kayin, ta, (right fist going up and down at the wrist).
Phyllis
Si, ja, oui, da, kayin, ta, (right fist going up and down at the wrist).
Phyllis
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