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If you guys want to continue this, please do it in debate; don't plug up
.castle with this kind of babble.
Thanks,
-Chris
FUT .off-topic.debate
In lugnet.castle, Richard Noeckel writes:
> > > In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> > > > I added two things to my webpage:
> > > > The first is an "About Me" section - a great thing for putting a face with a
> > > > name. -- Pawel
>
> > In lugnet.castle, Richard Noeckel writes:
> > > Well now, after all this time I had believed that you’re Indian or
> > > something. And, as it turns out you look much like my cousin. Funny, with a
> > > name like Pawel Nazarewicz I would have bet that you’re tanned. But it seams
> > > like you’re just an average stereotypical Knoxville kid in a plaid farm
> > > shirt. Not that it makes a difference. Funny how a person develops an image
> > > of an individual in their minds simply from a name and their scribing.
> > >
> > > P.S. people usually mistake me for oriental simply because I study and use
> > > the word Kung Fu in my e-mail address. Therefore, to remedy this situation,
> > > and enlighten others of my self, here’s my non lego website.
> > >
> > > www.angelfire.com/de/payne
>
> > Richard, a post with this level of brainlessness deserves some serious head-
> > stepping.
>
> If you regard it as such, then why bother to respond. Other than to simply
> insult?
>
> > It's true that a mental image of someone can be very different from
> > the reality. It's amazing that anyone could think that their poorly educated >and evidently very mistaken assumptions were worthy of public discussion.
>
> Who are you to determine what content is worthy of discussion, especially
> since it doesn’t even concern you. If it was not “worthy of public
> discussion” then why bother to even respond and critique it?
>
> > If you wanted to show off your buff body, your high kick and your car, that's >fine,
>
> I'm presuming that with all your self-richous criticism you missed the LARGE
> headline in the web page. Its called “Mikes Pics” and MY name is
> ‘Richard.’ Therefore, this in not my narcissistic, egotistical tribute to
> ‘myself,’ it’s a page that my litter brother set up 3 years ago. I'm the guy
> in the picture that’s accompanied by the caption “My Bro.” I only used the
> page because I too wanted to put a face to a name.
>
> And since you were interested enough to go to the sight, then you’ll also
> realize that my little brother is wearing a ‘blue belt.’ I possess a black
> belt, that is evidentially higher, and I train him, so in respect my brother
> included me.
>
> > But remember that people will judge you by what you say as much as by what you are.
>
> Evidentially you like to 'judge' people, try learning the value of
> acceptance, and disdain from the vice of judgment.
>
> > --Dave Low
>
>
>
> > Pawel may well be 'tanned'. However, as he has both a Polish first and
> > second name - I'd expect him no look rather European.
>
> I simply made a statement that the name Pawel seemed Indian.
>
> > I think you have taken too many Kung Fu kicks to the head!
>
> Another insult… that’s nice!
> No not really, I'm quite good I assure you. And I don’t take too many hits.
> That’s why I attended the 1999 Pan Am games representing team Canada. I'm
> not all martial arts and physicality; I'm an undergraduate student with a
> double major in Political science and Law studying at York University.
>
>
> > -Lego good, Canada great-®.... some Canadians silly.
>
> > Scott A
>
> Very well, you may regard me as ‘silly’ with your limited scope my character
> and nature, but for what reason would you bring my nationality into this? By
> doing so I believe that you sir are the silly one!
>
>
>
> > Karl Martinson
>
> > Hah! I judge people by their cars. With some heavy ground effects, some nice
> > rims... no, nevermind, not gonna happen.
> > Let the head-stepping commence.
>
> If you haven’t already figured it out, that not my web page or car, I’ve
> only got one solitary picture in the ensemble. I drive a 2000 intrepid, not
> the 1993 Buick that my little brother has.
>
> > C'mon people, think before you post.
> <<KM>>
> <I know, I didn't think before this post>
>
> So much anger, such little acceptance, I do believe that the post I read a
> while back concerning Lugnet becoming a much meaner place has been
> validated. I'm sorry to have offended so many, this newbie will no longer
> bother any of you any more. So much for freedom of speech and liberty in a
> web site dedicated to a toy that inspires imagination!
>
> Sincerely ,
>
> Richard
>
> You can reach me @ SHROUD_OF_KUNG_FU@Hotmail.com
>
>
> -Lego good, Canada great-®
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