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Re: bASS isms

Subject: Re: bASS isms
From: sockozy <pres@xxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 25 Dec 2007 08:57:12 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <%Otaj.20298$k27.14977@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <op.t3udb2xpkog9r0@dell> <h22cj.13858$DP1.9805@pd7urf2no>

Frank Olson wrote:

>
> That's termed an "installation fairy tale".  A Bassism is something
> altogether different.  Amateur BAss watchers frequently confuse the two.
>  Here are two more "Bassism" examples.
>
> "<Insert Name> has repeatedly posted misleading and downright dishonest
> comments here."
>
> "Also, if you wish to direct comments to one person use email."  I draw
> your attention to this one in particular because he's actually berating
> someone he doesn't know for doing something he himself is guilty of...
>
> See the difference, Grasshopper??

yes and no.  anything bASS says can be a bASSism if it can be used to
point out what a scummy scammer he is.

References:
- bASS isms
  - From: sockozy
- Re: bASS isms
  - From: meesa
- Re: bASS isms
  - From: Frank Olson

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