Re: Bob L

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

>I would imagine your own feelings would change somewhat if he
> started treating you the way he does others.

Bass can certainly get a rise out of those who let him. As a practical
matter, I don't think I am important enough to even figure on his radar one
way or another. Bass has managed to find something in this industry that
gives him a measure of success he seems happy with, and the vicissitudes of
life seem to have turned in his favor. I say good for him, and I wish him
more of the same good fortune. However, his rabid yellow dog Democrat rants
get tiresome to be sure, and if Hillary is elected, his gloating could
become unbearable. If, on the other hand, his horse breaks a leg and a
Republican wins, his howls of protests would prove most entertaining. Eight
years of Bush seem to have pushed him to his limit. Think of what another
eight years of someone like, say Giuliani could do?


"Frank Olson" <use_the_email_links@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:WKGYi.190493$th2.14170@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> Roland Moore wrote:
> >> Heh...  Jim...  When I first ventured into this Group, you took the
time
> >> to try and educate me about the "dynamics" involved.  I thank you for
> >> that and I'll never forget it.  Everything you wrote to me has been
> >> confirmed several times over.
> >
> > What ever dynamics are involved, it seems all has returned to normal
here
> > along with Bass.
> > The old analogy about two ends of a rope come to mind. Bass is back on
his
> > end. Call me selfish, for I wish him continued good health and
longevity,
> > along with all others posting here. That way it will allow me to be
> > entertained by this back and forth tug of war, an otherwise useless
> > frivolity. We all have read the accounts of others posting here that
don't
> > seem to have been as lucky as Bass in escaping misfortune. With the
untimely
> > visits to the graveyard to leave loved ones forever, mounting legal
> > troubles, and the difficult medical problems of some here, what's wrong
with
> > enjoying Bass enjoying himself? Even with the animus you hold for Bass,
it
> > can't be nearly as painful to hear about as the other tales told here.
>
> Excellent post, Bob.  I do have to disagree on your last point.  The
> "other tales" told here are painful, but you can't equate them (or even
> compare them) to a personal attack which involves a close family member.
>   Bass is the kind of scum that deserves the disrespect he's been shown
> here for just that alone.  When you add the fact that he takes his crap
> real life (as he did with Graham) and remains totally unapologetic for
> it, I don't think he deserves anything less than our total and complete
> "animus".  I would imagine your own feelings would change somewhat if he
> started treating you the way he does others.