[GOPcapitalist]

It gets even better: Mr. Gump is apparently afraid that if we compare him to Ignatius Reilly or Monty Python's Black Knight his "friends" in a "small town" will think that he actually is one of those comical farces. Also - be sure not to mention any more that Ignatius was almost arrested for vagrancy by Officer Mancuso in case the town folk mistake that one for a "false accusal" of crime. I'm not quite sure if the Black Knight committed any "crime," so you're probably safe there. But be sure not mention that the Black Knight got his arms and legs chopped off by King Arthur - it could prompt some of Gump's "friends" to accidentally send him flowers and a get well soon card!

[#3Fan]

Most of your posts against me resembled post #203, where you were falsely accusing me of a crime. That is slander and you may be hearing from me if it ever gets back to me and causes loss of business. I was speaking to a tax lawyer tomorrow anyway and I see one of his partners covers this kind of stuff.

[GOPcapitalist]

Odd. I still not certain of exactly what crime Mr. Gump thinks he has been "falsely accused" of...The "forbidden verb's" precise definition doesn't include any words that even remotely suggests its use assigns criminality, so that can't be it. Simply expressing concern for the well being of other individuals in light of a person who exhibits behavior that comes across to others as mentally unstable doesn't assign criminality either, only concern for well being...unless there is some unknown statute out there that makes it illegal to be a nut or village idiot. I guess suicide from mother's basement window is technically illegal, but that was a literary parody so it can't be it. So what on earth could that leave us with but Officer Mancuso mistaking poor Ignatious for a vagrant? Talk about a loon!