Burn them alive in their mosques.

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
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> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:38:07 +0100, Death to Islam <kill@all.Muslims>
wrote:

>Burn them alive in their mosques.

Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
"Do we really need you for anything important?"

The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 02:30:46 +0100, "Sir Salman Rushdie"
 wrote:

>
>"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
>news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Burn them alive in their mosques.
>
>
>and out of the mosques as well.
>
>Filthy terrorist scum

Oh come on - not all *nglish people are THAT bad!


The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message news:3sy1dvk45mp9

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:38:07 +0100, Death to Islam <kill@all.Muslims>
wrote:

>Burn them alive in their mosques.

Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
"Do we really need you for anything important?"

The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 02:30:46 +0100, "Sir Salman Rushdie"
 wrote:

>
>"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
>news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Burn them alive in their mosques.
>
>
>and out of the mosques as well.
>
>Filthy terrorist scum

Oh come on - not all *nglish people are THAT bad!


The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message news:3sy1dvk45mp9

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:38:07 +0100, Death to Islam <kill@all.Muslims>
wrote:

>Burn them alive in their mosques.

Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
"Do we really need you for anything important?"

The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 02:30:46 +0100, "Sir Salman Rushdie"
 wrote:

>
>"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
>news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Burn them alive in their mosques.
>
>
>and out of the mosques as well.
>
>Filthy terrorist scum

Oh come on - not all *nglish people are THAT bad!


The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message news:3sy1dvk45mp9

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:38:07 +0100, Death to Islam <kill@all.Muslims>
wrote:

>Burn them alive in their mosques.

Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
"Do we really need you for anything important?"

The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 02:30:46 +0100, "Sir Salman Rushdie"
 wrote:

>
>"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
>news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Burn them alive in their mosques.
>
>
>and out of the mosques as well.
>
>Filthy terrorist scum

Oh come on - not all *nglish people are THAT bad!


The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
> Burn them alive in their mosques.


and out of the mosques as well.

Filthy terrorist scum



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"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message news:3sy1dvk45mp9

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

"Sir Salman Rushdie"  wrote in 
message

Lines in Reply to the Beautiful Poet who Welcomed News of McGonagall's 
Departure from Dundee
Dear Johnny, I return my thanks to you;
But more than thanks is your due
For publishing the scurrilous poetry about me
Leaving the Ancient City of Dundee.

The rhymster says, we'll weary for your schauchlin' form;
But if I'm not mistaken I've seen bonnier than his in a field of corn;
And, as I venture to say and really suppose,
His form seen in a cornfield would frighten the crows.

But, dear Johnny, as you said, he's just a lampoon,
And as ugly and as ignorant as a wild baboon;
And, as far as I can judge or think,
He is a vendor of strong drink.

He says my nose would make a peasemeal warrior weep;
But I've seen a much bonnier sweep,
And a more manly and wiser man
Than he is by far, deny it who can!

And, in conclusion, I'd have him to beware,
And never again to interfere with a poet's hair,
Because Christ the Saviour wore long hair,
And many more good men, I do declare.

Therefore I laugh at such bosh that appears in print.
So I hope from me you will take the hint,
And never publish such bosh of poetry again,
Or else you'll get the famous Weekly News a bad name.

On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:38:07 +0100, Death to Islam <kill@all.Muslims>
wrote:

>Burn them alive in their mosques.

Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
"Do we really need you for anything important?"

The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 02:30:46 +0100, "Sir Salman Rushdie"
 wrote:

>
>"Death to Islam" <kill@all.Muslims> wrote in message 
>news:3sy1dvk45mp9$.1szeegkudefwn.dlg@40tude.net...
>> Burn them alive in their mosques.
>
>
>and out of the mosques as well.
>
>Filthy terrorist scum

Oh come on - not all *nglish people are THAT bad!


The Highlander 
Tilgibh smucaid air do làmhan, 
togaibh a' bhratach dhubh agus 
toisichibh a' geàrradh na sgòrnanan!

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:29:21 GMT, The Highlander wrote:

> Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
> After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
> "Do we really need you for anything important?"

You are *far* too easy to troll. That, or stupid. Don't believe anything I
post to Usenet.

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:29:21 GMT, The Highlander wrote:

> Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
> After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
> "Do we really need you for anything important?"

You are *far* too easy to troll. That, or stupid. Don't believe anything I
post to Usenet.

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:29:21 GMT, The Highlander wrote:

> Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
> After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
> "Do we really need you for anything important?"

You are *far* too easy to troll. That, or stupid. Don't believe anything I
post to Usenet.

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:29:21 GMT, The Highlander wrote:

> Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
> After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
> "Do we really need you for anything important?"

You are *far* too easy to troll. That, or stupid. Don't believe anything I
post to Usenet.

On Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:29:21 GMT, The Highlander wrote:

> Can we rely on you for an example? You and your family, perhaps?
> After all, if this is the best you can think of, one has ask to ask,
> "Do we really need you for anything important?"

You are *far* too easy to troll. That, or stupid. Don't believe anything I
post to Usenet.