FM> He doesn't have one and that was not his motive in responding to me
FM> anyhow. He just stalks me periodically to deliver a personal attack and
FM> feels no shame in doing so. I have grown to expect it. His words are
FM> self-explanatory. Entirely predictable. Actually it almost flatters me.
FM> There have been others as you have also experienced and there will be
FM> others in the future. No permanent cure.
MB> Ah! So he's a fan of yours then! I have some also. Haven't seen this
MB> one in the echo before though.
I know. He flits about (grin) looking for me or anybody else to venomize.
I've been Fidonetting for over ten years now and am much accustomed to it.
Sometimes this type deep down in their guts wants to learn something and
ries
to goad older and more experienced people into revealing something. Seems to
me the straightforward way that most of us use just by admitting our
gnorance
in so many areas is the best but I'm not much of a psychologist. I was
aised
to be polite to people unless severely provoked and it's a difficult habit to
break.
Sincerely,
Frank
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