>You may notice (regrettably, it would appear necessary to point it out to
    >you _again_) that when it comes to 'political' posts, I am a reactive,
    >rather an a proactive, poster.

Another lie. First you lie that I spam some political group that I
have never heard of, then you claim to only be a reactive poster.
You posted two NEW threads to rec.travel.europe that were links to
political cartoons on your own web site. Everyone in this group knows
that is a fact! You are a spammer!

    >You're not very bright, are you ? Your continuing to respond to me, and to
    >be so obviously outclassed, does nothing to help the original purpose of
    >news:rec.travel.europe.

Obviously outclassed? LOL! I've stated facts in my claims that you
are a spammer, and you've posted lies about me. Case closed.

    > You can killfile me, or keep responding. Your choice,

I'll show you the same amount of respect you show to all readers of
this group. None.

    >stick to 'cheese eating surrender monkey', or other such philosophical
    >'giants' ?

Are you trying to suggest that I have something against the French?
Because I do not. FWIW, I am on the anti-war side and have never
posted anything against France or the French people. My point is so
simple, it really shouldn't be beyond you. Spammers ruin newsgroups
and I have every right to call them out.

K

Stanford Senior wrote:

    > Is this Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania, Romania?

Yes indeedy!

    > What does that have to do with
    > "Lugosi and Jayne Mansfield and Sybil Fawlty and Barbara Steele&Co. LLC ".


I like to have a bit of droll company about me, I guess ;-)


    > Anyway, to link it back to rec.travel.air, here is a nice virtual tour of
    > the small regional Cluj-Napoca International Airport, with about 30-40
pics
    > I took in December 2002 (I actually visited 6 airports in Romania at that
    > time, but laziness prevented me putting online more from the 1,000+
pictures
    > I took). Enjoy :
    > http://www.stanford.edu/~grecu/trip/CLJ.htm

Nice, no *great* site! Tarom's sales office used to be a coupla blocks away
from me (in a residential area of Chicago), located inside a travel agency.
This was in the late 80's...when they were flying BUC - Timisoara - AMS -
ORD in a 310. Odd thing, I could never seem to snag a timetable ("Sorry,
they haven't sent us those yet...")....

I've a whole collection of older (70's - 80's) East Bloc airline stuff...the
"publicity" staff at Interflug in East Berlin used to send me big packets of
timetables, brochures, and the like.....

Alas, IF are defunct :-(

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Magda wrote:

    > On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 06:44:46 GMT, in rec.travel.europe, "Gregory Morrow"
    > arranged some electrons, so they looked like this :
    > ... I've decided I am moving to Cluj or thereabouts with Bela Lugosi and
Jayne
    > ... Mansfield and Sybil Fawlty and Barbara Steele&Co. LLC and so I am
leaving
    > ... the obvious legacy of my trolling to others here.....
    > Good riddance.


Now that's just not very nice at all, Magda.

You've not done very much *yerself* for the cause of trans - atlantic bridge
building, you know.....

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Keeger wrote:

    > >You may notice (regrettably, it would appear necessary to point it out to
    > >you _again_) that when it comes to 'political' posts, I am a reactive,
    > >rather an a proactive, poster.
    > Another lie. First you lie that I spam some political group that I
    > have never heard of, then you claim to only be a reactive poster.
    > You posted two NEW threads to rec.travel.europe that were links to
    > political cartoons on your own web site. Everyone in this group knows
    > that is a fact! You are a spammer!
    > >You're not very bright, are you ? Your continuing to respond to me, and
to
    > >be so obviously outclassed, does nothing to help the original purpose of
    > >news:rec.travel.europe.
    > Obviously outclassed? LOL! I've stated facts in my claims that you
    > are a spammer, and you've posted lies about me. Case closed.
    > > You can killfile me, or keep responding. Your choice,
    > I'll show you the same amount of respect you show to all readers of
    > this group. None.
    > >stick to 'cheese eating surrender monkey', or other such philosophical
    > >'giants' ?
    > Are you trying to suggest that I have something against the French?
    > Because I do not. FWIW, I am on the anti-war side and have never
    > posted anything against France or the French people. My point is so
    > simple, it really shouldn't be beyond you. Spammers ruin newsgroups
    > and I have every right to call them out.

This "Desmond" -- tell me, does he have kind of a "slippery" Usenet
"history"....????

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