For the record, I have never used vulgar language in any of my entire Usenet activity which goes back to before it was even called Usenet. Bonehead was referring to the magazine when he advocated that they not print anything about the layout. I was responding to him and chastising him additionally for presuming they would write a bad article about the layout.
I can't help it if you can't read.
-- Ray
You just like digging a hole for yourself, don't you? Calling someone a "moron" = a vulgar term.
Yeah... you'd rather not read your message to which I replied:
What did I change?
-- Ray
Prove it you moron.
-- Ray
Disparaging? Yes Impolite? Yes Appropriate? Maybe Vulgar? Nope!
1 point for Ray...fl@liner
Go get out your Webster's.
Still doesn't even come close, you moron. The reason? Because you ARE a moron. End of story. Crawl back under your fake rock now.
-- Ray
PLONKED that one, now if the other one responds, he gets the same treatment.
Jeeze, some people can be right childish.
-- Cheers
Roger T.
Home of the Great Eastern Railway
I did. You need me to paste the definitions? No mention of vulgar. However asshole is considered vulgarity ( from the same Webster's).
fl@liner
Are you referring to me for calling out Mr Mathu's misuse or misdefining the word"moron"?
fl@liner
!!!
No, the childlike squabbling that you are both engaged in. It's only a newsgroup. Grow up and let it go.
-- Cheers
Roger T.
Home of the Great Eastern Railway
"moron" ... yup!! that's how it's spelled.
Haddad & Mathu are the two that are going at it. fl@liner has just been funnin' with 'em.
Hey, now. I'm poking the snake here. Leave me to my fun, too!
-- Ray
Careful or some dude will come along here and punish you with a PLONK.
-- Ray
It's still childish. I'll forgive Fl@liner for "funnin'" wit' 'em, this time. :-)
-- Cheers
Roger T.
Home of the Great Eastern Railway
Uhh, thanks.... I think.
fl@liner This tagline has been certified to contain no political rants.
...and did you happen to read the meaning?
Calling someone on rec.models.railroad a "moron" = a vulgar term. And don't be mixing up vulgarity with profanity.
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