Re: More naked skepticism

Kavik Kang wrote:

"Michael Davis" <mdavis19@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:082ac3041cd5031653ff7fb2f6cef875@news.meganetnews.com...

Kavik Kang wrote:

You are really going to make me explain the obvious at length, aren't

you.

Ok... this tactic doesn't work long,

Since when is reality a "tactic?" Man, you are really starting to
sound like one crazy, old, kook.

What reality?

Ahh, a typical kook response.

The reality that you needed this simple point, that everyone
else understood,

Everyone?

The only understanding I see other people here coming to is the
understanding that you are a kook.

explained too you at length. Either you are stupid or you
were intentionally stalling that point as long as you could hold out on it.
A common tactic among raving lunatic debunkers.

once you realize I am always willing to
take the time to give a 2 paragraph answer to a 3 word answer question.

Here

goes, Bucko...

Correction: A *long winded*, crazy, old, kook.

Only because you made it necessary.

Actually it was your OCD that made it necessary. HTH.

"The galaxy is big. It's really big. I mean, you think it big, but it's

even

bigger than that." Oops, that's Hitchiker's Guide, haha.

What were you saying about tactics? The #1 kook tactic is to cite
science fiction sources. You just joined the likes of Harold Ensle
who thinks "Forbidden Planet" was a documentary, and Ray "Crop
Circle" Richey who thinks "Mr. Spock" was a real person and cites
him often.

Whadda bunch of silly retards you are.

Haha, it was obviously a joke, haha.

Laugh it up, kook. Just remember that I'm not laughing *with* you.

Everyone got it but you...

Everyone? That's 2.

Maybe it
wasn't a tactic, maybe you are just stupid. It wasn't "citing" anything, it
was a joke prior to saying what I meant too say. That was blatantly obvious.

Ah, the "I was only joking and you are too stupid to get it"
excuse. That's kook lame excuse #4 for use when caught saying
something really stupid.

Obviously, as
anyone who wasn't playing games would know by now, I am saying that two
stars seperated by 90 light years in this galaxy are close too each

other on

that galactic scale.

Which is irrelevant. On the human scale it is still just as
impossibly far away. Like I said before, picking and choosing your
yardstick doesn't make the star any closer.

Are you a complete moron? Everyone reading this understand but you,

Everyone? That's 3.

--- Drivel snip ---

--- Flush remainder of clueless idiocy and empty bluster ---

You mean clip almost everything I wrote because you had no response.

No, I clipped it because it was not *worthy* of a response from
me. HTH.

No, it was clipped because you had no response.

Get over yourself, Krank. Not every bit of kooky drivel you spew
is worthy of a response, and quoting it is just a waste of
bandwidth. Write something intelligent and I'll treat it as such.
Write drivel and I will flush it (or rub your nose in it, depending on my mood).

It's all there for anyone
too see:-)

You sure claim to speak for everyone and anyone a lot. My, my, my,
what a self-important, egotistical, megalomaniac, blow-hard of a
kook you are, Kang. We haven't had a loon of your magnitude around
here in a while. This is going to be fun.

Hey, guys, looks like we have a live one over here.

--- More drivel snipped ---

Maybe we could all chip in and take up a collection to send you to
China (one-way of course).

I would love to go too China!

All righty then. I've got ten bucks to put in the pot. Who else
wants to contribute? Come on, everyone, chip in. How much could it
cost to get this clown one-way steerage passage on an old freighter?

It looks like a wonderful country! But I'm
sure I wouldn't find any sign of your silly wall anywhere if I went there.

Just follow the rest of the tourists. My cousin and aunt didn't
seem to have any problem finding it.

--- Yet more drivel snipped ---

A wall is not an extraordinary claim. The planet is covered with
walls. Show me even one extraterrestrial. Thanks in advance.

A 2,000 mile long wall, built over a mountain range, by primitive people...

The same "primitive people" who invented gunpowder, the compass,
paper, printing, etc., etc. Piling up dirt and bricks isn't much
of a challenge by comparison, Krank.

too keep out evil spirits.

Evil spirits? The Mongol Hoards were hardly spirits. They were
very real.

If that isn't an extraordinary claim, I don't
know what is.

You plainly don't know much of anything. That's typical for a saucer head. You'll fit in here just fine, Krank.

--- Flushed remaining stupidity not deserving a response ---

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