Kansas City Is Not A Steak

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I just wouldn't have thought that people could be so outright mean on a
comment I make. You just expect people to be a little nicer.

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I just wouldn't have thought that people could be so outright mean on a
comment I make. You just expect people to be a little nicer. Scottdar

Haven't you noticed that people are nicer to those who make reasonable
comments? Guess who's at fault. Not the "people". How do you expect them to
react to idiotic remarks? KM
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I just wouldn't have thought that people could be so outright mean on a
comment I make. You just expect people to be a little nicer. Scottdar

Haven't you noticed that people are nicer to those who make reasonable
comments? Guess who's at fault. Not the "people". How do you expect them to
react to idiotic remarks? KM
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visit NASA, play games, read jokes, send greeting cards & connect
to CNN news, NBA, the White House, Academy Awards or learn all
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OSPAM (JamesStep) wrote in message ...

I'm not trying to take the side of the original poster here,
as I think his condemnation of Kansas City restaurants
based on one bad experience was silly. However, the
restaurant in question apparently does have a good
reputation, based on a couple reviews I've seen.

The original poster gets snippy responses because he has managed in a
remarkably brief period of time to develop a horrid reputation among
the regular readers of this newsgroup. That's from his practice of
posting articles that look like trolls: "You can't get a good steak
in Kansas City." "The scenery in Utah is overrated." "You only need
one day to 'do' New Orleans, and that includes the zoo." I'm just
waiting for Mr. Webtv to announce to the world that you can't buy a
decent orange in Florida, that the apples from Washington State are
mushy, that Idaho's potatoes are overrated, and that there's no place
in Buffalo that sells good chicken wings.

TK

On 13 Oct 2004 11:16:23 -0700, (Todd Kunioka)
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(JamesStep) wrote in message ...

I'm not trying to take the side of the original poster here,
as I think his condemnation of Kansas City restaurants
based on one bad experience was silly. However, the
restaurant in question apparently does have a good
reputation, based on a couple reviews I've seen.

The original poster gets snippy responses because he has managed in a
remarkably brief period of time to develop a horrid reputation among
the regular readers of this newsgroup. That's from his practice of
posting articles that look like trolls: "You can't get a good steak
in Kansas City." "The scenery in Utah is overrated." "You only need
one day to 'do' New Orleans, and that includes the zoo." I'm just
waiting for Mr. Webtv to announce to the world that you can't buy a
decent orange in Florida, that the apples from Washington State are
mushy, that Idaho's potatoes are overrated, and that there's no place
in Buffalo that sells good chicken wings.

TK
It would be interesting to know where Mr. WebTV takes up residence. A
general area will do.

On 13 Oct 2004 11:16:23 -0700, (Todd Kunioka)
wrote:

(JamesStep) wrote in message ...

I'm not trying to take the side of the original poster here,
as I think his condemnation of Kansas City restaurants
based on one bad experience was silly. However, the
restaurant in question apparently does have a good
reputation, based on a couple reviews I've seen.

The original poster gets snippy responses because he has managed in a
remarkably brief period of time to develop a horrid reputation among
the regular readers of this newsgroup. That's from his practice of
posting articles that look like trolls: "You can't get a good steak
in Kansas City." "The scenery in Utah is overrated." "You only need
one day to 'do' New Orleans, and that includes the zoo." I'm just
waiting for Mr. Webtv to announce to the world that you can't buy a
decent orange in Florida, that the apples from Washington State are
mushy, that Idaho's potatoes are overrated, and that there's no place
in Buffalo that sells good chicken wings.

TK
It would be interesting to know where Mr. WebTV takes up residence. A
general area will do.

On 13 Oct 2004 11:16:23 -0700, (Todd Kunioka)
wrote:

(JamesStep) wrote in message ...

I'm not trying to take the side of the original poster here,
as I think his condemnation of Kansas City restaurants
based on one bad experience was silly. However, the
restaurant in question apparently does have a good
reputation, based on a couple reviews I've seen.

The original poster gets snippy responses because he has managed in a
remarkably brief period of time to develop a horrid reputation among
the regular readers of this newsgroup. That's from his practice of
posting articles that look like trolls: "You can't get a good steak
in Kansas City." "The scenery in Utah is overrated." "You only need
one day to 'do' New Orleans, and that includes the zoo." I'm just
waiting for Mr. Webtv to announce to the world that you can't buy a
decent orange in Florida, that the apples from Washington State are
mushy, that Idaho's potatoes are overrated, and that there's no place
in Buffalo that sells good chicken wings.

TK
It would be interesting to know where Mr. WebTV takes up residence. A
general area will do.

On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 18:21:00 GMT, ServiceTech
wrote:


It would be interesting to know where Mr. WebTV takes up residence. A
general area will do.

He uses WebTV and he also posts to groups like one devoted to the
soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. Google indicates he posts
in non sequiturs in other groups, too, and never includes quotes
from the previous post.

My first impression was that he was a middle schooler with too
much time on his hands, until I realized that no middle schooler
would be caught dead using WebTV.

************* DAVE HATUNEN ) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *

On Wed, 13 Oct 2004 18:21:00 GMT, ServiceTech
wrote:


It would be interesting to know where Mr. WebTV takes up residence. A
general area will do.

He uses WebTV and he also posts to groups like one devoted to the
soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. Google indicates he posts
in non sequiturs in other groups, too, and never includes quotes
from the previous post.

My first impression was that he was a middle schooler with too
much time on his hands, until I realized that no middle schooler
would be caught dead using WebTV.

************* DAVE HATUNEN ) *************
* Tucson Arizona, out where the cacti grow *
* My typos & mispellings are intentional copyright traps *

"Todd Kunioka" wrote in message
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OSPAM (JamesStep) wrote in message
...

I'm not trying to take the side of the original poster here,
as I think his condemnation of Kansas City restaurants
based on one bad experience was silly. However, the
restaurant in question apparently does have a good
reputation, based on a couple reviews I've seen.

The original poster gets snippy responses because he has managed in a
remarkably brief period of time to develop a horrid reputation among
the regular readers of this newsgroup. That's from his practice of
posting articles that look like trolls: "You can't get a good steak
in Kansas City." "The scenery in Utah is overrated." "You only need
one day to 'do' New Orleans, and that includes the zoo." I'm just
waiting for Mr. Webtv to announce to the world that you can't buy a
decent orange in Florida, that the apples from Washington State are
mushy, that Idaho's potatoes are overrated, and that there's no place
in Buffalo that sells good chicken wings.


Not to mention

The Grand Canyon is just a ditch.

Keith