Where's Blake?

[PLP]

On Tue, 29 Mar 2011 16:18:28 -0400, Brooklyn1 wrote:


What - he's not good enough for the Crystal Palace?

You say some pretty mean and tasteless things about him. You and Andy
both. I don't consider that good-natured jabbing. There is point
where you cross the line. And you kept running. Kinda like when
Forest Gump made that touchdown.

-sw

[ilxvebeingme]

DOUCHEBAG@FOODBANANA wrote:


Everything posted here is my business... and you fucking foodbanana
don't want me to make you my personal businees... I strongly suggest
you depart pronto, douchebag.

[juansangel619]

If you are in touch again, please send him a ((big hug)) from me.

Felice

[trurain]

On 3/31/2011 2:06 PM, blake murphy wrote:

I'm sorry to read that! I had been missing you, too, but I've not had a
chance to read everything lately. I saw you post after I was wondering,
and thought maybe you were bored with this for a bit! I hope you feel
better soon.

[Rafi]

notbob wrote:

What on earth are you talking about, nb? I've been wondering about
Blake and now Ophelia has confirmed. I miss his wit.

[orAnGE jULiuS]

notbob wrote:

They're also douchebags and COWARDS!

[mathewjones_uk]

Ophelia wrote:
O, I had his e-mail address but can't find it now. Would you e-mail
me, please? My address is good. Many thanks.

Dora
[email protected]

[2314132y4h]

In article ,
Stu wrote:



OK, I have made some complaints about your posts on this group (but
hopefully nothing personal). Most of your posts are not a problem with
me. You are not currently in my killfile.

Sometimes people make complaints about some of my posts. I try to look
at those complaints objectively, because I certainly make my share of
mistakes. I even apologize sometimes!

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA
[email protected]

[Big Nick]

On 2011-03-29, Dora wrote:


Blake who?

I'm talking about the Stuchebag.

nb

[life sucks:/]

Steve Pope wrote:



Or erosive medications (NSAIDS for example) or procedures which damage
the lining of the stomach, or stress which causes increased production
of gastric acids...
We routinely give hospitalized patients IV meds now just to help avoid
stress ulcers for example.