La N wrote:
> < snipped UMA unless you want them to know about your own
> personal Usenet history>
> "Allisson" <allisson@panix.com> wrote in message
> news:d5q7ve$1r4$1@reader1.panix.com...
> > In article <6iqq71li8htevpoeldm0qcodiq3e07urut@4ax.com>,
> > cbianco <gotosplitbraindotcom@yourpleasure.org> wrote:
> >>henry james' definition of an artist is "one on whom nothing is
lost".
> >
> > I think the James brothers would have liked Dan. I find it telling
> > that Nil-o's perception is that Dan "cares" about who is friends
with or
> > is in relationships with whom.
The world overflows with evidence that each observer is the most
important thing in it.
Although in my case some imaginative editing is necessary.
Speaking of editing, do you ever wonder about all that film
that didn't make the final cut? One wonders how the directors
knew what was and was not part of their movies.
There's stuff going on all around, but only a little is part
of the story.
> > I wonder what else Nil=o can project
> > about her worldview.
Evidently it throws me into a jealous rage whenever I see
another man enjoying the attentions of a middle-aged woman of
towering intellect.
> Whatever you fantasize about me, you gossipy harpy, there is
> no way I would stoop as low as you have to make your mark
> on Usenet.
>
> Slept with anybody to out their personal information, Allison?
Indeed, Allison, shame on you for not attaining to the highest
Nilo standard of discretion. You would never see Nilo even hinting
about having slept with a man such as Colin. Thus Nilo could never
find herself in the position of having alerted anyone else to the
possibility that she might hold damaging information about one
of the men she had slept with, and thus she would be immune to
any outside pressure to divulge it.
If I were to become a professional spook, I would have to bear in
mind that ego is perhaps the greatest threat to secrecy.
> Instead of making third party jab at others, how about working
> on cleaning up your own act and being a good role model
> for your kids.
Thanks to the new phenomenon of Google immortality, I'm
afraid it's a bit too late to clean up anything.
Imagine the questions Paris Hilton's future spawn, if any,
may have for Mommy.
> Davey, if you are around, could you post the link to that story
> you wrote? I used to have it bookmarked but lost it when
> a special friend upgraded my pc ... ;)
Nilo, get yourself one of those external hard drives with a
USB 2.0/IEEE 1394 interface. They're the best thing since cancer.
-- the Danimal
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