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Palmer, I'm only here to say this one time, and then as far as I'm
concerned you no longer exist - would that were true. John Pelan is an established writer and publisher, in a way that counts: he's been paid for it. His career happens in the Real World, somewhere in which you apparently no longer reside, assuming you ever did. He has no need to prove anything to *anyone* here, including yourself. You, on the other hand, are a joke, and a not terribly funny one at that. Your "fame" is mere notoriety, and your accolades either non-existant, or at best, unimportant. I don't care - and I suspect no one else here cares - how many words you've typed on-line in your bid for Internet Celebrity. You can do that just by logging on and leaning on your keyboard. Anyone who's ever read slush (and I assure you that John and I, as well as Lawrence Person and Paghat and any number of others here have done so) knows that there are those people who continue to write, continue to submit, even though their chances of selling anything to a REAL publisher are unequivocally nil. Yet they try, year after year, long past the point that their attempts to be Writers have any real meaning past whatever minor entertainment value they might give to a weary editor slogging through yet another badly-printed (and hideously written) story. Any of those - ANY of those - are far more likely than you are to gain anything beyond the mild respect due someone with perseverence. You're a joke, Palmer, and it's all you'll ever be. |
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Bud Webster wrote:
Palmer, I'm only here to say this one time, and then as far as I'm concerned you no longer exist - would that were true. John Pelan is an established writer and publisher, in a way that counts: he's been paid for it. His career happens in the Real World, somewhere in which you apparently no longer reside, assuming you ever did. He has no need to prove anything to *anyone* here, including yourself........ More tripe cut... Looks like case of "Asinus asinum fricat".... |
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In article , news.isomedia.com
wrote: On 28 Aug 2004 17:07:19 -0700, (Bill Palmer) wrote more of his general idiocy which has been snipped... All that one needs to know about Mr. Palmer may be found he http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html Cheers, John Further proof of the Palmjob's fame & significance at these sites: http://www.parrot.net/pfaq.htm http://www.killfile.org/dungeon/why/palmer.html I wouldn't make light of it; none of the rest of us have a chance in hell of ever scoring our own chapter in The Social History of Usenutters, let alone its FIRST chapter. But some folks at the Karl Malden Nose newsgroup have provided speculative evidence that the original Palmjob was murdered about 1998 & his "life" was taken over by a pseudo-palmjob who had formerly posted under the name Earl Curley (Curley having faked his own suicide after making predictions of his pending death, in order to make it more convincing that he was thereafter the Palmjob himself). As the story goes, when Curley saw that Palmjob was in the UseNet dictionary listed as a synonym for Kookmeister General, Troll, & Usenutter, whereas Curley wasn't even mentioned under Kook Wannabes, Curley felt he had no choice but to fake his own death, kill Palmjob, & adopt Palmjob's "personality." Others say Palmjob wasn't murdered by Curley at all, but has always been just one of the split personalities of Raymond Karczewski, as kRayZ thinks he is Jesus Christ in pretty much the same way Palmjob thinks he's a writer. -paghat the ratgirl -- "Of what are you afraid, my child?" inquired the kindly teacher. "Oh, sir! The flowers, they are wild," replied the timid creature. -from Peter Newell's "Wild Flowers" Visit the Garden of Paghat the Ratgirl: http://www.paghat.com |
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paghat wrote:
In article , news.isomedia.com wrote: On 28 Aug 2004 17:07:19 -0700, (Bill Palmer) wrote more of his general idiocy which has been snipped... All that one needs to know about Mr. Palmer may be found he http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html Cheers, John Further proof of the Palmjob's fame & significance at these sites: http://www.parrot.net/pfaq.htm http://www.killfile.org/dungeon/why/palmer.html I wouldn't make light of it; none of the rest of us have a chance in hell of ever scoring our own chapter in The Social History of Usenutters, let alone its FIRST chapter.........more crap cut.. ............ -paghat the ratgirl Don't sell yourself so short, along with Pelan, Finnan and Webster as a collection of puerile, small-minded flamers, I'm sure room is available... Tom |
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John Pelan wrote in message . ..
On 28 Aug 2004 17:07:19 -0700, (Bill Palmer) wrote more of his general idiocy which has been snipped... All that one needs to know about Mr. Palmer may be found he al Pretty silly, Pelan. In other words, "all that one needs to know about a writer can be found in the flames of a sore losing spankard." Essentially, people who want to do any research on my net contributions should read the stand-articles I have already cited, such as "Facts in the Case of Bill Palmer," MORE ELDRITCH THAN FICTION!" "If this be webtrance..." "Yes, MARY KENNEDY, you try to square things with the BIG boss!" "HOW I STOLE THE BILL PALMER NAME!" "Tar Baby," "Keyboarding Quasimodo," "Refuge in Art," and hundreds of others. Your notion of "definition of a poster by sore losing spankard" is pretty silly. You learn about a writer by reading his work, not by the drivel of sore flame war losers. Anything else I can clarify for you? Mr. Palmer Room 314 http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html Cheers, John |
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Tom wrote in message ...
paghat wrote: In article , news.isomedia.com wrote: On 28 Aug 2004 17:07:19 -0700, (Bill Palmer) wrote more of his general idiocy which has been snipped... All that one needs to know about Mr. Palmer may be found he http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html Cheers, John Further proof of the Palmjob's fame & significance at these sites: http://www.parrot.net/pfaq.htm http://www.killfile.org/dungeon/why/palmer.html I wouldn't make light of it; none of the rest of us have a chance in hell of ever scoring our own chapter in The Social History of Usenutters, let alone its FIRST chapter.........more crap cut.. ............ -paghat the ratgirl Don't sell yourself so short, along with Pelan, Finnan and Webster as a collection of puerile, small-minded flamers, I'm sure room is available... Well, their entire flame-schtick is silly. How much brainpower does it take to scurry to Google and come back to rec.collecting. books and post, in a most off-topic fashion, old flames posted by notorious spankards (sore flame war losers)? I did not come to rec.collecting books to flame, and I don't think most readers here appreciate Pelan or anyone else trying to make this group an archive of old Usenet flames. If anyone wants to learn anything significant about me, the only way to do that is to read my stand alone articles, but since I have just cited a few, I won't repeat their titles here. Mr. Palmer Room 314 Tom |
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"michael adams" wrote in message ...
Alice a.k.a." paghat" wrote in message news Further proof of the Palmjob's fame Alice, and do I hope you don't mind me calling you Alice* my dear, what with you being one of the more senior members of staff, one might have thought one could expected at least some smidgen of originality from you, after all these years. What with that, and spending all day either engaging in office tittle-tattle and gossip about Palmer, or using office resources to make up stencils and run off sheets of scurrilous information on the office duplicating machines, isn't exactly how we expect our more senior members of staff to behave. Well, their schtick is extremely lame. The fact that there are plenty of archived flames by "spankards" (sore flame war losers) in Google about someone who was World Champion of Usenet flaming for four years, should not surprise anyone. On the other hand, apart from such silliness, I have already listded the titles of a number of articles which anyone who wants to learn about me can read. Bill Palmer Room 314 I believe there are at present a number of vacancies in the Typing Pool at Penge, if you think you'd find that sort of work more amenable to you. Oh and while you're at it, get rid of all those horrible plants of yours will you? This is supposed to be an office, not a Hot House in Kew Gardens. Oh and my tea was cold this morning. That will be all. Colonel Dalby * Those Google Archives can indeed be a very cruel mistress at times. Actually, I am delighted with them. One way to look at Usenet is to imagine that each poster is writing a book. There is the book of Michael Adams, the book of John Pelan, the book of Bill Palmer, etc. Of course, those metaphorical "books" always need considerable editing, but one can find them -- providing a poster is contributing anything. What any poster actually owns in Google is his or her original writing. In my case, that includes my many hundreds of stand alones. I do not own, nor wish to own, the drivel of sore-losing flame war "spankards," so such screeds and feeble attempts at witticism really have nothing to do with me in any significant sense. So, I guess one could say that "Usenet can be a cruel mistriss," if a poster of many years standing like Pelan and a few others has no coyyrighted property there to point to with pride. Mr. Palmer Room 314 in the upstairs office. ... |
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Bud Webster wrote in message . ..
Palmer, I'm only here to say this one time, and then as far as I'm concerned you no longer exist - would that were true. John Pelan is an established writer and publisher, in a way that counts: he's been paid for it. His career happens in the Real World, somewhere in which you apparently no longer reside, assuming you ever did. He has no need to prove anything to *anyone* here, including yourself. You, on the other hand, are a joke, and a not terribly funny one at that. Your "fame" is mere notoriety, and your accolades either non-existant, or at best, unimportant. I don't care - and I suspect no one else here cares - how many words you've typed on-line in your bid for Internet Celebrity. You can do that just by logging on and leaning on your keyboard. Anyone who's ever read slush (and I assure you that John and I, as well as Lawrence Person and Paghat and any number of others here have done so) knows that there are those people who continue to write, continue to submit, even though their chances of selling anything to a REAL publisher are unequivocally nil. Yet they try, year after year, long past the point that their attempts to be Writers have any real meaning past whatever minor entertainment value they might give to a weary editor slogging through yet another badly-printed (and hideously written) story. Any of those - ANY of those - are far more likely than you are to gain anything beyond the mild respect due someone with perseverence. You're a joke, Palmer, and it's all you'll ever be. Essentially, all you do there is repeat some stale old drivel to the effect that writers only exist to the extent that a REAL PUBLISHER waves the fairy wand, hands a check to the writer, and thereby makes the lucky person a REAL PRINTED WRITER. Also, your words tip me off that you are a member of the Usenet Leveller's Society, whose members insist that "no one puts good writing in Usenet, so we are all eqkual" Well, I disagree. We are all equal here in that we all, from the newbie to the net legend, need to follow the same basic rules and respect the same important customs and traditions. Yet, we certainly are not equal in talent for entertaining readers, and -- as Google follow-up makes clear -- some of us have far more verifiable readers than others do. Hopes this helps. (And by the way, there is little in your screed that was not posted at least five years ago by nose-out-of-joint print world types in misc.writing at least five years ago, when I started espousing my "radical" views about writing and the net.) Bill Palmer Room 314 |
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John Pelan wrote in message . ..
On 28 Aug 2004 17:07:19 -0700, (Bill Palmer) wrote more of his general idiocy which has been snipped... All that one needs to know about Mr. Palmer may be found he http://www.lart.com/auk/whiners.html Cheers, John And much of what one might wish to know about John Pelan and Jessica Amanda Salmonson can be found he http://hauntedriver.co.uk/page10 TTFN, A Leveller |
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