[Shotimes] (OT) Bogus Chevy vs Ford show

Steve Tatro Steve Tatro <stevetatro@gmail.com>
Wed, 15 Dec 2004 08:37:58 -0500


James F. Ryan III wrote: 

"Classy, very classy."

And, you stereotyping people from NYC and using childish sarcasm on a
public email list is any more classy?  Think again.  Even if you had a
valid argument you shot yourself in the proverbial foot by being such
a hypocrite.

"You go from using big "graduate school" words to an e-mail with expletives"

Graduate school words?  I ain't never been to none of them graduate
schools but I know the meaning of every word Bob used.  Maybe you
should quit slamming the education and intellectual level of NYCers
and look in the mirror!  You should've learned those words before you
even had a high school diploma.

Personally I think judging somebody on their accent is as foolish as
judging them by the color of their skin.


Steve Tatro
Red/Black '93 with 180k miles
Monroe, Ohio


On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 23:29:19 -0500, James F. Ryan III
<av8r567@optonline.net> wrote:
> Bob, exactly where in my post did I say everyone from NYC is a moron?  Hmmm,
> let me see...oh, there it is "those 2 morons from NYC, and everyone from NYC
> is a moron, and especially people named Bob...."  Well sir, you got me.
> Guilty as charged.  I truly apologize.  I should NOT have said "2 morons
> from NYC",  I should have said "THREE
> morons from NYC".
> 
> As Ron Porter said, if they were from St. Louis they'd still be morons.
> Being a moron has absolutely nothing to do with being from NYC, but that
> horrible Queens accent certainly doesn't help.
> 
> Some people think President Bush is a moron.  Does that mean that everyone
> from Texas (or Washington D.C.) is a moron?
> 
> Take your big words and your attitude and do something constructive like
> educating the people of NYC, Lord knows they need it.
> 
> BTW, nice job on your most recent post.  You go from using big "graduate
> school" words to an e-mail with expletives.  Classy, very classy.  Your true
> NYC colors are showing through.  Congratulations on perpetuating the
> stereotype!