How To House Train A Puppy

[Bret Cahill]

Three months and $100,000 in diesel to plow a field?

As I recall, someone verified that the 1/2 MPH was correct in some
instances.

In some instances some people don't need a PC.

You think that was a bad invention too?

Non sequitur

Again, do you think an invention is only worthwhile if it's the only
thing everyone will ever need?

Red herring.

Do you deny that it's possible for an invention to have some uses but
not others?

Every time you dodge the question I'll roll up the newspaper and pop
you
again.

It's just like house training a puppy.


Bret Cahill

 

[John Fields]

On Sun, 3 Aug 2008 08:24:41 -0700 (PDT), Bret Cahill
<BretCahill@aol.com> wrote:

Three months and $100,000 in diesel to plow a field?

As I recall, someone verified that the 1/2 MPH was correct in some
instances.

In some instances some people don't need a PC.

You think that was a bad invention too?

Non sequitur

Again, do you think an invention is only worthwhile if it's the only
thing everyone will ever need?

Red herring.

Do you deny that it's possible for an invention to have some uses but
not others?

Every time you dodge the question I'll roll up the newspaper and pop
you
again.

It's just like house training a puppy.

---
Newspaper? What on earth would _you_ be doing with a newspaper?

Pop away, this is a 200 pound puppy and I'll shit on your floor
whenever it suits me or go for your throat when you start waving that
paper around.

As for your "question", if you can find room for it next to your head,
stick it up your ass.

And, BTW, I find you boring and ordinary and I feel no further need to
waste my time communicating with you since I've proven that you're a
fraud.

Goodbye.


JF

 

[Bret Cahill]

Three months and $100,000 in diesel to plow a field?

As I recall, someone verified that the 1/2 MPH was correct in some
instances.

In some instances some people don't need a PC.

You think that was a bad invention too?

Non sequitur

Again, do you think an invention is only worthwhile if it's the only
thing everyone will ever need?

Red herring.

Do you deny that it's possible for an invention to have some uses but
not others?

Every time you dodge the question I'll roll up the newspaper and pop
you
again.

It's just like house training a puppy.

Newspaper? ďż˝

Yes, _this_ newspaper:

Again, do you think an invention is only worthwhile if it's the only
thing everyone will ever need?

Every time you try to dodge the question you're gonna get popped again
with the same question until you are house trained.

. . .

Goodbye.

House trained already? You larn your lesson as fast as a dog?


Bret Cahill