This week in RSA, 5 years ago

"scottabe" wrote in message
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nothin new

Good afternoon, Scott. It's Day 18.

in article , Alan Baker at
wrote on 3/13/04 4:11 PM:

In article ,
scottabe wrote:

in article , Alan Baker at
wrote on 3/13/04 12:51 PM:

In article . net,
Java Man (Espressopithecus) wrote:

In article cGhhdHBoaWw=.c031f1b9aeb3abc559a17900bc48f1f8@
1079129148.nulluser.com, says...
~ scottabe wrote:
~
~ in article
~
~ Tell me, slime, why was that post THAT YOU MADE so cavalier
~ about death.
~
~ Tell me, slime, why are you taunting me about my brother's
~ death?
~ Clue time, you sick stalking freak. Trying to have a sense of
~ humor during
~ tragedy is a noble act. Stalking and taking cheap shots like this
~ is the
~ act of slime, slime
~
~ How could you be so ****ing stupid? Who do you think you're
~ fooling, asshole. Calling your brother's death a "croak" doesn't
~ show any humor. It shows a complete lack of respect. Your
~ brother's comments about you are right on the money Warmly
~ reminiscing about past humorous events shows humor. You're
~ just a foul piece of trash. Using a family member's death to
~ promote your own worthless self image is not only tasteless but
~ totally nasty.
~
If you're familiar with the archives you'll know Scott and I disagree
on almost everything. But you're out of line on this one. People
grieve in their own ways. Many people are emotionally numb and
confused when a family member dies, particularly when it is someone
with whom they didn't have a good relationship, and it takes them a
while to work through it. They often say things during the process
that sound off-key to outsiders, but it's something they need to go
through to get to the root of their feelings. The last thing they
need is someone telling them how they should react, or even worse,
taunting them about their reaction. When I read Scott's post about
the death of his brother 5 years ago, it sounded more like bravado to
me than disrespect.

Rick

I'm afraid I'll have to disagree with you on this one. Taken alone, one
might excuse Scott's apparent cavalier attitude.

Having seen the man post now for some 3 years, I can tell you that his
attitude was cavalier because he cares about nothing and no one other
than himself.


Another psychopath takes a cheap shot about my brother's death, tells
another gross lie, projects his own vileness onto me. What utter filth!


I took no cheap shot about your brother's death, Scotty. I'm appalled
(but not surprised) that you treated it so callously, but I've not done
so. I've just commented on your -- utterly predictable -- self-centred
behaviour.

You are insane. Get help, freak. I am apalled that you could take such a
vile cheap shot, using someone's death to continue your insane attacks and
psychopathic lying.
You are beyond vile, freak.

in article , pigo at
wrote on 3/13/04 4:22 PM:


"Richard Henry" wrote in message
news:BCJ4c.6109$uh.5516@fed1read02...

5 years ago, I would have agreed with you. However, since then we have
learned of the grave marker situation and have been treated to Scott's
"respectful" comments about his brother.

I figure that he made those derogatory, and more to his true feelings,
comments before he decided that he'd run with something more in tuned to his
professional victim angle.


Another vile, despicable, amoral cheap shot from an rsa psychopath.

in article xJN4c.6135$uh.350@fed1read02, Richard Henry at
wrote on 3/13/04 4:31 PM:


"scottabe" wrote in message
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nothin new

Good afternoon, Scott. It's Day 18.



You sick, vile, despicable freak. Anytime.

"scottabe" wrote in message
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in article xJN4c.6135$uh.350@fed1read02, Richard Henry at
wrote on 3/13/04 4:31 PM:


"scottabe" wrote in message
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nothin new

Good afternoon, Scott. It's Day 18.



You sick, vile, despicable freak. Anytime.

No, not "anytime". Day 18.