>You, the person who wants to debate everyone on anything. Yes, Mr. Petersen, you are a bater, and as such, you are a master! figure it out.
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Jim, that's about the level of half-witticism we've come to admire from you.

>Your life consists of continuously crapping on everyone. Keep up the good work. Soon absolutely everyone will know you for exactly what you are.
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Technically gifted? Possessed of a wider vocabularly than your own? Come now, spell it out. You can do it. Just string consonants and vowels together at random, you'll get the hang of it yet!

>I could never reach the depths that you can for snide commentary and insult sans-swearwords, but I'll keep trying. And you'll keep giving me more cause to try them out.
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Practice might help. Many people admire such fruitless effort that has failed to yield tangible results so often in the past. With a little luck and the aid of a copy of Roget's, you may get the hang of it yet!

>As Mr. Meester said, you cannot even keep your word. At least 4 times you've said goodbye to UT, yet you're still here. And crying up a storm because your ADO whitepaper didn't get mentioned in a FPA article. Awwwwwwwww.
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It's truly a shame; it's a masterful introduction to the topic, and one worthy of reading and deserving of admiration, regardles of the feelings for the author that you might harbor, at least for the quality of the writing and means of presentation. A reference to a solid, VFP-oriented summary of the topic might have made the FPA offering much more meaningful for those who hadn't read it beforehand.