Re: OT Lee Iacocca

On Mar 3, 6:12 am, "Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
JosephKK wrote:

Michael A. Terrell wrote:
bill.slo...@xxxxxxxx wrote:
On Mar 1, 2:55 am, "Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
benslo...@xxxxxxxxx wrote:

Nice try, but no cigar. 1.6 million is a bit too high to attribute to
ignorantia. And I did check with a convenient dictionary.
The current US president probably can't spell potato the same way
twice, but Gordon Brown and Tony Blair could both be expected to spell
reliably, though Blair may be a bit dodgy for more complicated stuff.
   Another strawman from the welfare queen. :(
This from the pathetic twerp who thinks - like his hero, Jim Thompson
- that there is only one way to spell neuron/neurone and having made
an ass of himself once, has proceeded to do it again.

   Bill, if your head was any further up your sorry ass you would be a
flesh "Klein bottle."  Spell things any way you want, and prove your
continuing Eurosheep arrogance.  You have hit 99% on the "Frenchman"
scale.  Also, my definition of a hero is someone who put their life on
the line for another, with no thought to their own safety or life.

Do find out what a "straw man" is - you seem to have missed that
particular lesson in your remedial English classes

   Projecting again?  I never had to sit through 'Remedial english
classes'.  They don't seem to have done anything for you, though.

and try to
remember that I am now a old age pensioner, and thus exactly as much a
welfare queen as you are, though probably better placed to get back
into full employment, since I've got a better education and can still
walk without a stick.

   That's right Billy.  No one will hire you because of your arrogance,
but the US government and their doctors say that I am no longer able to
work and never will be able to again.  Keep rubbing it in you sorry
***.  The difference is I want to work, and you don't.

That is less than half of it.  You make yourself useful to the world and
help others in spite of what the doctors say.  That is the standard that
Slowman needs to match to be respectable.

   Thank you. That is how I was raised. Help your neighbor, whenever
possible.

But sneer at him when he has trouble finding a new job.

--
Bill Sloman, Nijmegen
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