Re: OT: Nice story. Don't know if true but...

["Roland Moore" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I know it is near Holloween, but this sort of thing is far beyond creepy. I
don't care to know the whole story of why Bass bugs you. Seems like most
folks just ignore someone they find unpleasant for one reason or another. I
ignore him. But that doesn't mean there is a single thing wrong with him. At
worst he is an accomplished gadfly. To put someone as the most deserving guy
of a gruesome and painful death is simply beyond the pale. Strange you
should wish that on Bass, someone you apparently dislike so intensely. My
doctor is always saddened when he says the nicest people get the worst
diseases. So Bass must be a great guy then according to your wishes for him.
The irony! I don't think you get out much. Just so you'll know some of the
names in history that merit the kind of vilification you visit on Bass I'll
throw out a few. So you may know something about, other perhaps not. Here
are some really evil characters that more than deserved "every bit of pain
and misery" they never got: Idi Amin - died at 80, Joe Stalin - 73, Papa Doc
Duvalier about 64, Baby Doc is still kicking, Rafael Trujillo and Pol Pot
about 70 and the list goes on nearly forever. So much for devine
retribution. Guys that "get what thy have coming to them" are on a list that
is far to short like Lavrenti Beria, Ted Bundy, Julius Caesar,  Jeffrey
Dahmer or John Wayne Gacy, Jr. and that "reward" comes at the hand of their
fellow man. Speaking of devine retribution, to avoid a little of that
yourself perhaps you should visit an oncology ward at a hospital near you
tomorrow. Trust me, there are plenty of folks there that could use some
company. When you get back home after your visit, if you're a person with
any humanity at all, you'll be constructing an ass kicking machine for your
stupid butt to be backing into. Yes blame it on your ass, your mouth should
know better. Devine retribution to me is an oxymoron. Personally devine
forgiveness is what I have been a heavy consumer of for far too long. I
would suggest you try some, but not with me around because I'd be tempted
into getting into your leftovers. If asked perhaps Bass, and millions of
other cancer victims, would forgive you for suggesting any of them in any
way merit the disease.
And for good measure give all my good wishes, love and kisses (that won't
make him puke anyway) to Bass. I hope he not only beats the cancer but lives
long enough to be ashamed to admit how old he is.


"Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> Robert L Bass wrote:
>> > If you think that's a unique thought; you
>> > ain't old enough to understand yet.
>>
>> Nah.  He's just too old to remember the last time he thought about it...
>> like 5 minutes ago.
>
> Heh, yeh but it's really to bad you're not ever going to make it to my
> age.
>
> You're a dead man and you deserve every bit of pain and misery you're
> going through.
>
> Hey ....you done any reading on how often and how soon after lung
> cancer you get a
> reoccurrence  yet?   It got to your blood   you say?  Well hells bells.
> Do you know what the lymphatic system is?  You got it good asshole and
> you're going down. Won't be too much longer afterward. Maybe about a
> year or so and you'll get that ooooold feeeeeeling.
> Yep yep yep!
> Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy.
>
> Have a nice day!  or however long you have left.
>
> Oh did I forget to say
> Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy?
>
> Well ... just in case
> Couldn't happen to a more deserving guy.
>