"a long history of impersonation"

[Doug Millison]

rj/jbor/rjackson/?:
"There's a long history of impersonation on this list, some of it
extremely nasty. "

Having migrated through a number of personae and continuing to post
anonymously and thus avoid taking responsibility for his/her words,
rj/jbor/rjackson/? is certainly in a position to comment with authority on
this topic, especially that "nasty" part -- check the archives to see what
rj/jbor/rjackson/? had to say to Pynchon scholars Charles Hollander and
Derek Maus, neither of whom choose to participate in this forum any longer
for that reason.

Most of the voices now active in this discussion, including most of the
most obnoxious ("Morris", Scratchit, Fester, Dingleberry, mike j, et al),
come from people hiding behind anonymous email accounts.  I think it's
hilarious that it's some of these anonymous wankers, including
rj/jbor/rjackson/?, who make the most noise and seem the most concerned
about people posting from anonymous email accounts. Duh.

rj/jbor/rjackson/?:
"due in large part to Doug"

Last time I checked, sounds like quite a few voices are making this
discussion what it is.

Note rj/jbor/rjackson/?'s shift to ad hominem, rather than answer the
points offered in response to ludicrous his/her claim of non-partisanship
re U.S. politics in my earlier post -- quite typical for this particular
interlocutor.


rj/jbor/rjackson/?:
"I'd much rather be discussing _M&D_."

What's stopping you?







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