-=> Quoting Jeff Green to John Tserkezis <=-

Hello Jeff,

 JG>> Send him a polite note telling him to get fucked eg
 
 JG>> Dear Cunt Face,
 JG>> My reading of Policy 4 differs from yours. Get fucked.
 JG>> Sincerely...John T.
 
 JT>  I sorta did, except I told him that I thought the reason he is doing
 JT> it is very silly.  At the end I even asked for an apology. :-) 

 JG> That's the way to go! Put him on the defensive. He'll be too busy
 JG> justifying his idiocy to think of anything else. 

 His reply to that is due tomorrow, he claimed it was not a demand or threat.
Funny then, what you call a "do this or else" message?

 JT> And no, I didn't get one, not that I expected it, I was just wondering
 JT> what his reply would be.

 JG> Keep asking.

 I stated if he asked nicely in the first place I would comply.  But he didn't
ask nicely.  Unless you take an "or else" message as nice.
 
 JT> I found the tagline that my random tagline selector just happened to pick-
 JT> "... If at first you don't agree, just flick them from the nodelist! (c)
 JT> DM" 

 JG> I think Bob's God has got it in for you :-)

 Actually, I've noticed that tagline go out on a few of my messages since I've
put it in.  :-)

John Tserkezis, Sydney, Oz. Fidonet: 3:712/610  Internet: jt{at}suburbia.com.au

... The sign said WET FLOOR, so I did...
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