[handk]

ATOMIC_IDIOT (all caps) wrote:

HERE >>>>>>> . <<<<<<< anal retent

Another advertisement?

By the way, it's "rententive".

PS: In a battle of wits, don't show up unarmed. Moron.

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

Seems your not happy unless your cutting someone down are ya ?

	Posted by handk to Poohbah On News/Activism ^ Jun 10 8:54 PM #38 of 51 ^ Let me guess: you're not one of the hypothetically (or actually) employed. That would certainly prop up your ego, right?			Posted by handk to chimera On News/Activism ^ Jun 5 4:09 PM #31 of 103 ^ You're wasting your intelligence on HELLRAISER II. He belongs on "Street Smarts".

	Posted by handk to Poohbah On News/Activism ^ Jun 2 10:01 PM #33 of 114 ^ In other words, you have no evidence to support your case. I don't know who you are, but I know what you are. I've run into people like you all my life, and I've learned not to waste my time. You're only feigning interest in the subject matter. If you had even a minimal threshold of interest, you would, of your own volition, go searching around for additional information. That's what people do who sincerely have an interest in something. But no, you camaflouge your true interest level (=none), by claiming the lame "I don't have to do anything, you're the one that has to show me proof!" Well, let's talk about "proof". Like I said above, I know what you are. No amount of proof will be satisfactory for you. How do I know this? Well, besides skipping a discussion, and wanting the proof right now!, you tipped your hand in another way. See, you require "peer reviewed" proof. Snobbery. And it's your "out". "Well," says Poohbag, "that's not a recognized peer group." I once told a friend about a federal law that Congress passed. He didn't believe me. I assured him it was a fact. He asked for proof. I told him I had a photocopy from the United States Code from my local library. In other words, I had conclusive evidence of my claim. His reply? Mr. Prove It Me? "Well, you can't believe everything you read." You're that guy. Same modus operandi. And same waste of time.			Posted by handk to Poohbah On News/Activism ^ Jun 2 9:13 PM #7 of 114 ^ First, it's from the Idaho Observer, which makes it suspect. Whatever. Second, I'd just love to see those studies that "prove" exposure to electromagnetic energy causes cancer. Care to supply citations from peer-reviewed journals? Hey, if you're too lazy to Google the subject matter, fine. Just don't expect me to bring it all to you on a silver platter like you're some fat piece of royalty.				Posted by handk to Alas On News/Activism ^ May 14 1:03 PM #685 of 794 ^ susan collins (R) Maine, could have only evolved from pond scum and sewer setament. Now, give me the money! "Setament"? It's spelled "sediment"; you dumbed down, evolution believing, brainwashed moron! PS: I'm not offering the reward, idiot. Reread the article. Oops! You didn't learn reading comprehesion either.

HEY ANAL if you dont have something more constructive to say shut your yap and sit down

handk

member since April 11th, 2001

Hope you have a nice life in your correctly spelled perfect world .... i hope if you are married that you and your get all the best out of life all the love you need and want and that your children are many and a blessing to you but leave your correction to just that you and yours im 42 and if i need corrected ill do it myself my father lives a couple miles away with my mom he hasnt corrected me since i was 18 and joined the navy if you feel you need to correct someone go somewhere else and do it

If you feel you just cant help yourself and hafta get in that last word go for it because i wont respond

Its a shame is'nt it this all started over a freeking >>>>>.<<<<<

[Cachelot]

By the way, it's "rententive".

Actually, it's "retentive":

1) anal-retentive. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
...Psychology Indicating personality traits, such as meticulousness, avarice, and obstinacy, originating in habits, attitudes, or values associated with infantile pleasure...

2) retentive. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
...2. Having the ability or capacity to retain knowledge or information with ease: a retentive memory. re·tentive·ly -ADVERBre·tentive·ness -NOUN...

3) retentivity. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000.
...1a. The quality or state of being retentive. b. Capacity or power of retaining. 2. Physics The capacity for a body to remain magnetized after the magnetizing field...

PS: In a battle of wits, don't show up unarmed. Moron.

Ahem.... ;)).