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Kent Finnell

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From: "Kent Finnell" <kentf...@bellsouth.net>

Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 09:14:34 -0500

Local: Thurs, May 15 2008 10:14 am

Subject: Re: Brentwood's most famous Stepford Wife on the warpath again

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"Dennis M" <denn...@dennmac.net> wrote in message

news:dennmac-ya02408000R1505080016320001@NNTP.InfoAve.Net...

> In article <2008051423292650073-bblackie@mailcom>, Boston
> Blackie (happily
> ignored by KD the Merciless!) <bblac...@mail.com> wrote:

>>I meant to ask you, Dennis, if you were around the
>>Fidonet when Our
>>Beloved Master Kent allowed as how he'd volunteer to
>>machinegun them
>>damn Ni~ during the Rodney King riots.

>>Of course, he didn't call them "them damn Ni~," I'm
>>guessing that's how
>>at least one of his jobs ended in his career as a bean
>>counter.

> Hmm...according to Wikipedia the LA riots flared up on
> Apr. 29, 1992. I
> bought my trusty 4/40 Mac LC in Nov. '91 and I don't think
> I was aware
> enough to buy a modem and get hooked up to FidoNet until
> about a year
> later.

> But I have no difficulty believing OBMK volunteered to "go
> Rambo" on the
> rioters. ;)

What you do or don't have difficulty in believing about me
doesn't matter, Dennis. What matters is the truth and there
is no truth in the Liar's whole cloth fabrication.

You want to tell the group why Dan Bennett exiled you from
the "Armed Citizen" echo?

IIRC, it was for personal attacks on other posters and foul
language. Before he turned over the echo to me, he offered
you amnesty which your refused in your usual arrogant
manner. Shortly after I took over the dying echo, I too
offered you amnesty with the same response from you.

Fidonet operated under different rules from the internet
(which has virtually no rules). The various boards were
generally private and it was considered rude to essentially
go into someone's home (private computer) and show one's
ass, which you did in "Armed Citizen".

Since the Fidonet software was written by a pair of
homosexuals, anything that might hint a flame about
homosexuals or homosexual activity was automatically
blocked. One local user had to adopt a screen name (mostly
frowned upon) since his last name was Head. That's a very
small example of how Fidonet differed from the internet.
Sysops and moderators were the rule makers and enforcers,
not SPs.

Too bad you and the Liar don't have the skirts of the female
sysops to hid behind like you did on Fidonet.

--
Vote Freedom First
Kent Finnell
From the Music City, USA

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