Re: Generic Central Station Horror Tales

["Roland More" <NoSpamroland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>Oh I thought you were already doing that

Okay, first I am too cryptic, and then, as the puzzle comes more into focus
for you I guess, I am then saying too much?
Just like the three bears, I guess I'll tell the story again and again,
until I get it just right; or you fess up and tell us once and for all.

"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Roland More" <NoSpamroland@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Is this your new tact? My disgust with your ridiculous non-denial denials
>> now puts me in league with someone you hold in low esteem; let me guess,
>> Bass? You are slipping! Certainly that comment isn't on the same scale as
>> your others. Why not just say, let me guess again, Bass, and I are
> actually
>> legally married?
>
> I don't think that's legal in his state although with the way he likes to
> get around the rules it may not matter
>
>> For some reason it seems no matter who I suggest
>> at your place you never seem to have heard of anyone. Don't you think
>> that
>> in itself is a bit odd? Well once you tell me who you actually claim to
> know
>> where you work, I can be certain that he or she tells you. I guess a
> person
>> working at the same place you do for only 17 years is too much of a
>> newbie
>> for you to recall noticing? I guess no one else knows there anything
>> about
>> her either?
>
> That tends to happen when over 500 people work there
>
>> And I know that will never stop because once
>> it does the lawyers will get a hold of it, just like with Jim, and it
>> will
>> all become public record. Then instead of having to resort to vagaries, I
>> can just cut and paste the whole story right here.
>
> Oh I thought you were already doing that
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