Re: Gravely important warning

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On 08/11/2011 07:52 PM, Gwenhwyfaer wrote:
On 11/08/2011, david<gnome@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>  wrote:
Thorsten Wilms wrote:
[childishness deleted]
Sorry, haven't a clue what you're upset about, or what others might be
upset about.

The hell with it. He wins. Well done, Thorsten, you have indeed
accomplished your intention and bullied me off the mailing list. I
hope your little friends congratulate you.

Yeah, all my little demon friends are high-fiving me and tonight we shall dine like kings in our underground caverns! For after years of preparation, countless animal sacrifices and weaving intrigues, my horde and I finally succeeded. This is even better than getting the damn white whale and canceling Christmas!


Now seriously:

His or her reaction to this mail of mine http://lalists.stanford.edu/lau/2011/08/0283.html was informing me about being kill-filed. Note that beforehand, it was all on the list, no private emails. I found this so incredible silly and bizarro-worldish, that I wanted to share my amazement and not take that bullshit in silence. I did my best to make it hopefully entertaining.

The reaction we see here matches what I hinted at, an outright malevolent interpretation of the words of others. This time it looks paranoid, even.

He or she wrote a second private mail, calling me a sociopath. Cute. I do hope this apparently stressed out individual will find piece. Meanwhile, I prefer to laugh, as otherwise I would have to cry.


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Thorsten Wilms

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