John Massey -> Bob Klahn wrote:
 JM> Bob Klahn -> John Massey wrote:
 BK>>  * Original to: John Massey

 BK>> cc:Ross Cassell



 JM>>> Bob Klahn -> Ed Hulett wrote:

 BK>>>>  I resent the fact that I had to serve,

 JM>>> Why am I not surprised?

 BK>>  Why am I not surprised you lied?

 JM> The fact that you resented serving is not dependent on whether or not
 JM> someone else served.

Klahn is filled with rage over the fact that he had to serve. He shows it
every time he mentions his service.

 JM> I can not think of a single reason that would justify resentment for
 JM> serving.

Klahn can.


 JM> **************************************************************************
 BK>>  I resent the fact that I had to serve, and you didn't. You want
 BK>>  to be so big and brave, you should have served. Chickenhawk.

 JM> **************************************************************************

 BK>>  Hey, moderator, didn't you make a rule against altering a quote
 BK>>  as to change the meaning?

 JM> I didn't change the meaning. I eliminated the bs.

As anyone can see.

 BK>>  John, you have no honor whatsoever.

 JM> Yeah, says you. And you don't matter.

And that makes him rage even more.

Ed

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"These are the times that try men's souls.  The summer soldier
and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the
service of his country; but he that stands it now, deserves the
love and thanks of man and woman."

-- Thomas Paine (The American Crisis, No. 1, 19 December 1776)

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