Ross Cassell -> Ed Hulett wrote:
 RC> Hello Ed!

 RC> 23 Jul 09 19:42, you wrote to me:

 RC>>> Actually in defense of Chirnside, he is no longer whoring himself
 RC>>> out for sympathy points.

 EH>> He's still whining about his stroke over in LINUX.

 RC> But not in nearly every message.

I know a couple people who have had strokes for real and never complain.
They also went to the hospital and had physical therapy to help them get
back to normal.

 RC>>> However he has gone out of the way to say he is no longer
 RC>>> discussing politics and then goes on to do so.

 EH>> Of course, what do you expect from him?

 RC> Very little..

Then, you won't be disappointed.

 RC>>> Even so, I suspect Waynes experience has humbled him, even if
 RC>>> just a little bit, he is far more subdued in tone compared to two
 RC>>> years ago.

 EH>> Huh? Obviously you haven't been reading all his posts.

 RC> I have read enough to be able to contrast his posts now versus then, he
 RC> has turned the power level down a notch or two on his insanity machine.

Obviously not enough. His long whine to me about how all his ills are the
fault of others (usually the police) and he's a poor victim of injustice
and a stroke was the same old Churnside insanity.

 TR>>>>> But isn't New Jersey a mostly democrat state?

 EH>>>> Indeed it is.

 RC>>> and technically taxes higher than CA, MA and NY.

 EH>> And organized crime just as high.

 RC> Just what you would expect from a state filled with Democrats.

Of course.

 RC> (I will await Sauers patented denials and protests)

Heh heh heh... yeah, he'll find somehow to blame it on "conservatives."

Ed

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