After some years...

Whatever happened to 'her'?

 

Yeah, but the Bear was very fond of dishing it out and couldn't take it
when it came back.

 

Why does this etiquette exist at all? I mean, in Bears[1] case it
wasn't as if he particularly tried to hide his real name. Ukrm seems
particularly sensitive on this topic.

[1] I use the psudonym for the benefit of the conversation.

 

*chuckle*

'Des proved right. _Again_.'

--
des
'Sometimes I get the feeling the whole world is against me, but deep
down, I know that's not true. Some smaller countries are neutral'
(Robert Orben (1927 - ))
<http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/>

 

Genuine 'hahahaah' as I rocked in my chair. The guy's like a teenage girl
with his hissy fits!

 

When did she start? The sociology stuff, I mean.

Personally, I don't take kindly to being libelled, simply because I point
out that being 'a feminist' requires a little more than a woman's having
her own payslip at the end of the month. 'pedophilia' is the 'in retort'
on Usenet of late. One because it evokes strong emotions in the public and
media, sensitive as they are to the hysteria surrounding child abuse, and
two, because it's an accusation that is almost impossible to disprove.
When the victim is a schoolteacher, it generally means the end of that
person's career.

She tried to do that, and the hypocritical fuckwits on here stood on the
sidelines and clapped.

Anyway, I pointed out to the group what a vindictive little tart she was,
and I've now been proved right. Like I say: _again_.

--
des
'... the Palestinian leadership is not, and has never been, eager for
any compromise resolution. Instead, its top priority has been total
victory, possession of the entire land, with Israel's disappearing from
the map'.
(Barry Rubin)
<http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/>

 

No matter how big a **** you think you are ....

 

steve and I go back a long way.
--
des
'If you hear me yell: "Eject, Eject, Eject!", the last two will be
echos'
(Pre-flight Briefing from a Canadian F104 Pilot)
<http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/>

 

A.Lee spoke:

He's not even posted and has caused a tizz!

--
Rob_P
UKRM(at)indqualtec.co.uk
uppercase(d) BBIWYMC#1 BOG#11? MRO#31 IBCDBBB#1(kotl)
FJ1200, CCM130 Benelli Cabriolet (gone)
Looks like Rab C Nesbit.

 

+1

 

I've had beers with Bear. He was civilised, literate, polite,
inclusive, considerate, generous and funny. Of course, I have to
concede that he might well have been having a rare 'off' day, but you
have to take as you find ...

 

Yep. When I lived in France during a time when he'd (for whatever reason)
lost Usenet access, I e-mailed him privately and offered him a no-strings
account on my FreeBSD box, which at that time was running leafnode.

His response was to gloat here on UKRM that 'the ****'s sending me e-mails
now'.

He truly is a venomous individual.

 

Pity she's not here anymore, eh..?

<http://is.gd/SAuDFZ> (sfw)

 

He hated most UKRM females didn't he? The last one he fell out with was
Adie iirc.

I've never met the guy, but by all accounts he's thoroughly good
company irl. He was just a bit of a nasty hypocritical **** on UKRM at
times, for whatever reason.

 

You haven't made attempts to hide your identity. Bear has, and
regularly got pissy when people used his real name here.

If I'm wrong about this, well it's not going to be the last time.

 

In fact he hates his name and gets po faced if people use it in real life.
It seems the smallest of things and one would think an intelligent man would
dwell on it briefly and cast out the demon. I expect he has to use it when
working, after all.

 

pity I still can't find the V5 :-(

 

Well I expect the issue is he has multiple personalities, or is
manic-depressive, or an awful drunk, (1) or something. He has indeed been
good company IRL, he has also been a right royal PITA. And although Colin
says there are bigger cunts on UKRM that may be true online but I'm
struggling to think of more than one other who has been variable IRL. And I
don't mean WC, pissing in the flowers may be bad form but even pissed he's
perfectly amiable.

(1) and therefor perfectly normal by NG standards

 

I don't think it's been clocked, and I put about 8K of those miles on
it in the time I had it (and it worked).

 

braking on it never seemed a problem to me.