Before too many posters make fools of themselves by jumping on the "poor old 
JF, being followed everywhere by stalkers" bandwagon, they should perhaps 
dig around in the Google news archive of some years ago to find out *why* 
some people changed their posting style and decided to go after James 
Follett and the crowd he hung around with. The same crowd he posted with, 
bullied with, threatened with, and as group harassed other posters in those 
days.

All I ever asked from them was an apology for the way they had bullied and 
harassed many other very harmless and very innocent posters, mainly ladies.

James Follett, and his close knit cronies from the Old Skool demon.local 
group laughed at me, just as they had laughed at many others over the years. 
They boasted and claimed demon.local was "untouchable" and they had seen off 
much better adversaries than me and some of my friends. I doubt they can now 
make that claim if they ever look in to demon.local.

They never apologised so I and others pursue them, years and years after the 
events.

A promise is a promise.

Do be careful of jumping on a propaganda bandwagon.

"BrianE"  wrote in message 
news:MPG.21d627b2b47903e989708@news.motzarella.org...
> In article <fzUaj.75372$WF3.41297@fe06.news.easynews.com>,
> c/oSanta@northpole.ru says...
>
>> A promise is a promise.
>>
>> Do be careful of jumping on a propaganda bandwagon.
>
> You need professional help.
>
> -- 
> Thar's gold in them thar hills

"Santa's Little Helper" <c/oSanta@northpole.ru> wrote in message 
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>
> "BrianE"  wrote in message 
> news:MPG.21d627b2b47903e989708@news.motzarella.org...
>> In article <fzUaj.75372$WF3.41297@fe06.news.easynews.com>,
>> c/oSanta@northpole.ru says...
>>
>>> A promise is a promise.
>>>
>>> Do be careful of jumping on a propaganda bandwagon.
>>
>> You need professional help.
>
> Don't you worry about me, Daft Brian. I've got a full paid up squad of 
> professionals just ready to jump in if anything should happen to me.
>
>

"BrianE"  wrote in message 
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> In article <xWUaj.27694$Qm1.17385@fe01.news.easynews.com>,
> c/oSanta@northpole.ru says...
>>
>> "BrianE"  wrote in message
>> news:MPG.21d627b2b47903e989708@news.motzarella.org...
>> > In article <fzUaj.75372$WF3.41297@fe06.news.easynews.com>,
>> > c/oSanta@northpole.ru says...
>> >
>> >> A promise is a promise.
>> >>
>> >> Do be careful of jumping on a propaganda bandwagon.
>> >
>> > You need professional help.
>>
>> Don't you worry about me, Daft Brian. I've got a full paid up squad of
>> professionals just ready to jump in if anything should happen to me.
>>
>>
>>
> Righto.
> -- 
> Thar's gold in them thar hills

Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
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Frederick Williams wrote:
> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?


Not sure. I wonder if fair representation applies fairly though, given 
that only 2.5% of the population are into homosexuality.

I'm also waiting for that Radio 4 documentary about the fact that only 
3% of practising homosexuals have taken up Civil Partnerships (a 
generous assumption).

Frederick Williams goes:

>Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?

Greg?


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Frederick Williams" <"Frederick Williams wrote:
> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?

Offa?

John of Aix wrote:
> Frederick Williams" <"Frederick Williams wrote:
>> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
> 
> Offa? 
> 
> 
Dick Van?

turnitup wrote:
> John of Aix wrote:
>> Frederick Williams" <"Frederick Williams wrote:
>>> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>>
>> Offa?
>>
>>
> Dick Van?

Little boy with finger in........?



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"These people believe the souls of fried space aliens inhabit their
bodies and hold soup cans to get rid of them. I should care what they
think?"...Valerie Emmanuel

Les Hemmings  a.a #2251 SA

Frederick Williams wrote:
> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?

Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?

On Wed, 26 Dec 2007 17:49:09 -0800 (PST), Robert Carnegie
 wrote:

>Frederick Williams wrote:
>> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>
>Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?
I guess he's talking about Sue Arnold.  Don't know anything about her
sexual preferences, but she has a nice voice, and that's what matters
on radio.
I guess the OP would rather fantasize about all female presenters so,
for health and safety reasons, the BBC must employ a few "otherwise
orientated" or he'd be suing them for RSI or other wrist strains.

Tiddy Ogg.
http://www.tiddyogg.co.uk

Tiddy Ogg wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 26 Dec 2007 17:49:09 -0800 (PST), Robert Carnegie
>  wrote:
> 
> >Frederick Williams wrote:
> >> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
> >
> >Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?
> I guess he's talking about Sue Arnold.  

No, Alice.

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Robert Carnegie goes:

>Frederick Williams wrote:
>> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>
>Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?

Malcolm Arnold. Used to be Master of the Queen's Musick [sic][sick].


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On 27 Dec, 14:56, Alan Hope  wrote:
> Robert Carnegie goes:
>
> >Frederick Williams wrote:
> >> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>
> >Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?
>
> Malcolm Arnold. Used to be Master of the Queen's Musick [sic][sick].
>

No he didn't - are you thinking of Malcolm Williamson?

Andrew Taylor goes:

>On 27 Dec, 14:56, Alan Hope  wrote:
>> Robert Carnegie goes:
>> >Frederick Williams wrote:
>> >> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?

>> >Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?

>> Malcolm Arnold. Used to be Master of the Queen's Musick [sic][sick].

>No he didn't - are you thinking of Malcolm Williamson?

Yes, but that wouldn't have been funny. He's not called Arnold, you
see.


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On 31 Dec, 16:53, Alan Hope  wrote:
> Andrew Taylor goes:
>
> >On 27 Dec, 14:56, Alan Hope  wrote:
> >> Robert Carnegie goes:
> >> >Frederick Williams wrote:
> >> >> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
> >> >Why do you ask, and who's "Arnold"?
> >> Malcolm Arnold. Used to be Master of the Queen's Musick [sic][sick].
> >No he didn't - are you thinking of Malcolm Williamson?
>
> Yes, but that wouldn't have been funny. He's not called Arnold, you
> see.

Arnold Bax then, though he was Master of the _King's_ Music.. Tricky
business, this "being funny".

On 22 Dec 2007, 14:16, turnitup <same@same> wrote:
> Frederick Williams wrote:
> > Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>
> Not sure. I wonder if fair representation applies fairly though, given
> that only 2.5% of the population are into homosexuality.
>
> I'm also waiting for that Radio 4 documentary about the fact that only
> 3% of practising homosexuals have taken up Civil Partnerships (a
> generous assumption).

Did they actually say that, or is that your figure? 'Cos you keep
getting your sums
wrong.

1Z wrote:
> On 22 Dec 2007, 14:16, turnitup <same@same> wrote:
>>
>> I'm also waiting for that Radio 4 documentary about the fact that only
>> 3% of practising homosexuals have taken up Civil Partnerships (a
>> generous assumption).
> 
> Did they actually say that, or is that your figure? 'Cos you keep
> getting your sums
> wrong.

You do the maths. 2.5% of the pop. practise homosexuality, 16,000 civil 
partnerships (and we don't know how many have failed).

"Les Hemmings"  wrote in message 
news:5t5mafF1c6e5gU1@mid.individual.net...
> turnitup wrote:
>> John of Aix wrote:
>>> Frederick Williams" <"Frederick Williams wrote:
>>>> Toksvig, Balding, Arnold.  Any more?
>>>
>>> Offa?
>>>
>>>
>> Dick Van?
>
> Little boy with finger in........?

...of Edinburgh...?