Bob Pastorio died this afternoon

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 18:22:17 +0100, Condemned and Stricken Flying Rat
wrote:

Chung can't use usenet services from home for a start. Bellsouth have
blocked Port 119 on his home service. That is why he is forced to use
Google, or go to an internet cafe or hotspot to use anything else.

FR

So 119 is the only way to Usenet, imagine that.

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 03:29:18 -0400, Mu wrote:

Pastorio was never a favorite of mine and he died, in my sincerest hope,
after coming to terms with his lack of faith. If not, it is not as if he
was not advised of the dangers of flaunting your ego in God's face.

His history on Usenet is not one of truthfulness, or seeking
truthfulness, in the diet and related human health issues although I
will admit he had things to say that were of value outside of that.

On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 11:03:38 -0500, Pan Ohco wrote:

What hate full spewing from a supposed christian. My church taught the
golden rule, do unto other.

Oh, go away, you read what you wanted so you would have a chance to
answer in this dumb, fako "me have no "s" " foreign-English dribble.

On Thu, 05 Apr 2007 16:56:16 GMT, FOB wrote:

It appears that your faith doesn't teach you kindness and consideration and
to leave the judging to God.

The judging is the moral judging of a person's direction, Heaven or Hell
and the actions that are (im)moral in nature. Christianity teaches that
making decisions about people, how you feel about them, whether you
believe they are worthwhile in your life or not, if what you smell is a
fart or bad breath, these are things that are essential to daily living.

I have no idea what value any religion would be if the entire idea is to
run around all day long with your head in a sack.

Considering how Bobby treated me, Chung and many others, relatively
speaking, I was being extraordinarily kind and considerate.

And...it would be real nice if you leave it that way in this thread
IMO.

Cheri


Mu wrote in message ...

Considering how Bobby treated me, Chung and many others, relatively
speaking, I was being extraordinarily kind and considerate.

I was walking along the water by a bar yesterday night and the song
"Sherry, Sherry Baaayabee" was wafting through the air. I immediately
thought of you.

Not.

On Thu, 5 Apr 2007 12:16:25 -0700, Cheri wrote:

And...it would be real nice if you leave it that way in this thread
IMO.

Cheri

Mu wrote in message ...

Considering how Bobby treated me, Chung and many others, relatively
speaking, I was being extraordinarily kind and considerate.

LOL, gave me a good chuckle you did.

Cheri



Mu wrote in message ...
I was walking along the water by a bar yesterday night and the song
"Sherry, Sherry Baaayabee" was wafting through the air. I immediately
thought of you.

Not.

On Apr 5, 7:47 pm, Mu wrote:
On Apr 5, 8:29 am, Andrew B Chung wrote:
On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 03:39:33 GMT, BJPruett wrote:
I regret to report that Bob Pastorio died this afternoon after several
weeks of illness with cancer.
You can leave condolences at http://bobs-amanuensis.livejournal.com.

Barbara

My condolences to his family.

Pastorio was never a favorite of mine and he died, in my sincerest hope,
after coming to terms with his lack of faith. If not, it is not as if he
was not advised of the dangers of flaunting your ego in God's face.

His history on Usenet is not one of truthfulness, or seeking
truthfulness, in the diet and related human health issues although I
will admit he had things to say that were of value outside of that.

Usenet is an archive of who we are thanks to Google and other who retain
for public consumption our past records. I have many times said this is
its greatest attribute, its histories. I believe too many of us forget
so but now we have no Pastorio, Bobby will be remembered by an
international community of Usenet readers best by his Usenet posts.

I wonder, will his family be proud of that collection?

On 5 Apr 2007 02:12:34 -0700, Pastor Kutchie, Earthquack's nemesis
wrote:

Well, done Earthquack's sockpuppet, for showing us that the term "hate
filled Christian bigot" is a multiple redundancy.

Please, point out the hate, can't do it, wanna know why?

I didn't expend enough energy on Bobby to hate him. You, otoh, lol...

So answer the question, SmartAss, do you think his family would be proud
of Bobby's overall contributions on Usenet?

Why do you think they wouldn't? Give examples.

On 5 Apr 2007 13:09:44 -0700, Pastor Kutchie, demonised by Earthquack
wrote:

Well, done Earthquack's sockpuppet, for showing us that the term "hate
filled Christian bigot" is a multiple redundancy.

Please, point out the hate, can't do it, wanna know why?

I didn't expend enough energy on Bobby to hate him. You, otoh, lol...

So answer the question, SmartAss, do you think his family would be proud
of Bobby's overall contributions on Usenet?

Why do you think they wouldn't? Give examples.

Do your own Googling, I'l take it that you think they would. I don't
think they would one damn bit.

"Mu" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 02 Apr 2007 03:39:33 GMT, BJPruett wrote:

snip

I thought she ran away?

On Apr 6, 1:55 am, Mu wrote:
On 5 Apr 2007 13:09:44 -0700, Pastor Kutchie, demonised by Earthquack
wrote:

Well, done Earthquack's sockpuppet, for showing us that the term "hate
filled Christian bigot" is a multiple redundancy.

Please, point out the hate, can't do it, wanna know why?

I didn't expend enough energy on Bobby to hate him. You, otoh, lol...

So answer the question, SmartAss, do you think his family would be proud
of Bobby's overall contributions on Usenet?

Why do you think they wouldn't? Give examples.

Do your own Googling, I'l take it that you think they would. I don't
think they would one damn bit.

Fine, that's your opinion. Somebody just died and you and Earthquack
are revelling in it.

Sick.