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Scuba Forum / General / August 2004Verse Of The Day
And he took his head out of his a.s, and went through the newsgroups, spamming, and pontificating and making an a.shole out of himself. He then put his head back up his a.s. - Luke 13:22 God's Bless, Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com  Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > Steve Kramer wrote: No, 'I' didn't write it. Just look at the full header Not surprisingly, this post was made using; X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180 Which I've never used... And posted by Message-ID: <41304ce4$1_5@127.0.0.1> another anonymous coward using, as would be suspected; X-Comments: This message was posted through Newsfeeds.com > Steve Kramer > Chiang Mai, Thailand > http://www.photoenvisions.com But posting it with my name as the sender violates www.newsfeeds.com's TOS so another account will bite the dust. Bye. :o) Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > > Steve Kramer wrote: > No, 'I' didn't write it. Yes 'I' did. Listen buddy, *I* am Steve Kramer. If you continue with your impersonations I'll snitch on you to the FBI, the AFP, Scotland Yard, the Thai Authorities and just about anyone who'll listen to me. I'll also snitch to your ISP, so you'll lose your account. *grin* So back off. I've kicked Charles Bronson's a.s and I'll kick *your* a.s if you don't stop. :o) Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com -- "The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > Just look at the full header > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Chiang Mai, Thailand > http://www.photoenvisions.com >>>Steve Kramer wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > So back off. I've kicked Charles Bronson's a.s and I'll kick *your* a.s if > you don't stop. :o) X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180 X-RFC2646: Format=Flowed; Response X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.2180 Message-ID: <413078b8$1_5@127.0.0.1> X-Comments: This message was posted through Newsfeeds.com ... as usual. I wonder... I wonder what it's like to be so envious, so weak, so jealous, so obsessed with someone that it forces people to pretend to be them. It's so indicative of a life void of all sense of self. So unstable, so unsure, of their own capacities that it requires that person to take on the life of someone else, someone they can only aspire to be like. And at the same time so unhappy and unfulfilled knowing that they can never achieve it. I guess that's why the field of abnormal psychology is so fascinating. This sort of pathology is becoming more and more evident as more people discover that they can re-invent themselves into their own fantasies via the net. So many different pathologies come out; those like this person who is so empty, others who are so paranoid that they need to keep copies of every post they every made or had made to them, huge archives of thousands of posts that they can read and re-read, people who can't make a post without resorting to shouting vulgarities, others who play word games, some who can dish it out but can't take it when it's thrown back at them. Man, so many different sicko people, so few comets. Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > >>>Steve Kramer wrote: > >> [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > when it's thrown back at them. Man, so many different sicko people, so > few comets. Why must you persist on cross posting this nonsense?? > Steve Kramer > Chiang Mai, Thailand > http://www.photoenvisions.com > Why must you persist on cross posting this nonsense?? Because he is a dickhead? "Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message >>>>Steve Kramer wrote: >>> [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > I wonder what it's like to be so envious, so weak, so jealous, so obsessed > with someone that it forces people to pretend to be them. **Like when you pretend to be 'Clair Vickers'? Or like when you pretend to be 'Pickled Drunk'??? > It's so indicative of a life void of all sense of self. So unstable, so > unsure, of their own capacities that it requires that person to take on > the life of someone else, someone they can only aspire to be like. **Like when you pretend to be 'Clair Vickers'? Or like when you pretend to be 'Pickled Drunk'??? > And at the same time so unhappy and unfulfilled knowing that they can > never achieve it. **Like when you know that you're never going to be an "award winning" photographer? Or like when you know you can never be a War Veteran who saw combat in Vietnam? > I guess that's why the field of abnormal psychology is so fascinating. > This sort of pathology is becoming more and more evident as more people > discover that they can re-invent themselves into their own fantasies via > the net. **Like when you pretend that you're an "award winning" photographer???? ;-) Or maybe like when you claimed to have kicked Charles Bronson's a.s???? ;-) Or like when you claimed to be a Kung Fu expert???? ;-) Or like when you claimed to be so busy that you were turning work away???? ;-) > So many different pathologies come out; those like this person who is so > empty, others who are so paranoid that they need to keep copies of every [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > can dish it out but can't take it when it's thrown back at them. Man, so > many different sicko people, so few comets. **Steve, you're starting to dribble again. Think of all that work you turned away just so as you could come and dribble here!!! Any news yet from the FBI re when you snitched on me? I bet they're still laughing at your so-called 'report' to them about me. It's probably already been filed in the section next to the reports about UFO's and Elvis sightings..... ROFL!!!!!!!!! ;-) > Steve Kramer > Chiang Mai, Thailand > http://www.takingthepiss.0catch.com/stevekramer/index.html > "Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message Here Kramer, you doddering old prat, take a couple lessons from a real photographer: http://www.thaiworldview.com/photo/country.php?choix1=Thailand Better yet, just go away. >>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message Tell me, does calling yourself "Sgt.Rock" make you feel like a real man? Or just the comic book character? I would imagine that a person sure within himself would have no need for such a power name, much less need to post anonymously. You certainly show yourself for what you are. Sorry 'bout that. Counseling could help. :o) > Better yet, just go away. When you gain the courage to say that to my face, I might just take you up on it. Until then I just continue to laugh at you. Well, with some pity thown in just for good measure. Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > >>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Steve Kramer >" I know where the elephants lie down... " Face it Steve, the photos are much better than anything you could ever produce. ... and don't get too complacent as I have a little something to add that may just embarrass you to the point of tears Steve!! ;-) "Rick Armstrong" <rick@12porkpiehats.com> wrote in message >> >>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > Face it Steve, the photos are much better than anything you could ever > produce. **That's for sure. But where Steve would win hands down would be on the use of the tripod. He's a beast with his tripod, especially when he's had a few beers. Ask his wife - she's got the missing teeth and bruises to prove it!!! > ... and don't get too complacent as I have a little something to add that > may just embarrass you to the point of tears Steve!! ;-) > > >>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > up on it. Until then I just continue to laugh at you. Well, with some > > pity thown in just for good measure. KRAMER, YOU ARE _THE_ LAUGHING STOCK OF USENET! There is no other person who is so universally reviled on so many different lists, and for good measure. Your face to face bluff has been called too many times to even consider it anything less, with the exception of pathetic. Only an idiot like you would put personal information onto a Usenet post, especially to you. I have seen how you handle people from the safety afforded you by your keyboard. In two weeks I'll be in Thailand, and then we can certainly have a go, if you have the balls to show up. Not to worry, matey, your history speaks for itself, and I certainly wont be expecting you to do anything but that for which you are famous. Run your venomous cowards keyboard, and then run and hide Now, toddle along little man, and make your reports to the authorities. I am sure they could use another good laugh on your tab. >>>>>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message >>> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > KRAMER, YOU ARE _THE_ LAUGHING STOCK OF USENET! There is no other person who > is so universally reviled on so many different lists, and for good measure. Looks like only by trolls like yaself so that dont count anyway. > Your face to face bluff has been called too many times to even consider it > anything less, with the exception of pathetic. Face ta face? Your to gutless to ever get that close. Why your tremblin in ya boots right now! > Only an idiot like you would put personal information onto a Usenet post, > especially to you. An your the exact reason why its not a good thing ta do. > I have seen how you handle people from the safety afforded you by your > keyboard. an everyone in usenet has seen how you handle people from the safety of ya own keyboard > In two weeks I'll be in Thailand, and then we can certainly have a go, if > you have the balls to show up. Not to worry, matey, your history speaks for > itself, and I certainly wont be expecting you to do anything but that for > which you are famous. Run your venomous cowards keyboard, and then run and > hide Hey, steves given ya his location! Its up ta you to go see him, not the other way round. If ya dont show up at his studio, its you who aint got the balls man! As fer runnin an hidin, your the master of that! > Now, toddle along little man, and make your reports to the authorities. I am > sure they could use another good laugh on your tab. little man? Funny, everytime ya post somethin, its like your posting a description of yaself. fnurk >>>>>>"Steve Kramer" <steve@seatraveler.com> wrote in message >>>> [quoted text clipped - 55 lines] >> > fnurk Thank you Fred! I knew you wouldn't let me down!!! You're damm good at this brown nosing! Do you want my autograph? It'll only cost you 10 bucks. *grin* Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > Face it Steve, the photos are much better than anything you could ever > produce. By an order of magnitude. > ... and don't get too complacent as I have a little something to add that > may just embarrass you to the point of tears Steve!! ;-) Oh please, lets have a look. This blighter is enough of an embarrassment to himself, and needs no help, but what have you for us? > This blighter is enough of an embarrassment to himself, and needs no help, > but what have you for us? OK well since you asked, here it is, and very apt for the title of this thread..... "Verse of the Day" by Steve Kramer :o) ======================= " From: Steve Kramer (steve@seatraveler.com) Subject: Re: Greetings from a Newbie! View this article only Newsgroups: alt.support.stop-smoking Date: 2004-08-21 00:39:36 PST Here is a poem I wrote a few years ago. It's still true today. "Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. I thought it would be all over and done with when I reached some magic number. I thought I'd be ready to run marathons; I thought I'd be free of the demon. Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. But I choose not to smoke again... It's my choice. I choose a life of clearer lungs, sweeter breath, and fresher clothing. I choose to fight the demon and win. It IS my choice. But... Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. But it's not like before. It's not the razor sharp insane anguish of the first 3 days. It's not the burning need of the first three weeks. It's not even the dull desires of the first three months. But not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking. At least I'm not smoking. I'm just thinking. Perhaps I'll always be an ex-smoker who wishes he could smoke. It's better than being a smoker who wishes he could quit. Not a day goes by that I'm free of thoughts of smoking... But I choose not to smoke. It's not easy. But it is easier... now. Steve Kramer "PhotoEnvisions" Freelance Photography Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com " ======================= > > This blighter is enough of an embarrassment to himself, and needs no help, > > but what have you for us? > > OK well since you asked, here it is, and very apt for the title of this > thread..... "Verse of the Day" by Steve Kramer :o) My Lord, that was awful. It was embarrassing just to read it. Not too different fom his photography, eh? Perhaps he could explain why he was stupid enough to have started smoking the nasty little beggars in the first place. What's this I hear about him being a disabled Vietnam Veteran, US ex-patriot, wife beater and photographer of little boys in compromising positions? Quite the little basket of rotten eggs, our Kramer. But heard, half-heard in the stillness, Sgt. Rock writes -- > My Lord, that was awful. It was embarrassing just to read it. Yet you read it. You're rather obsessive. >From: Carl Nisarel hostlbuddha@postmaster.co.uk >Date: 8/28/2004 5:32 PM Eastern Daylight Time [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >You're rather obsessive. Once again, the voice of experience... Popeye "If one does as God does enough times, one will become as God is." -Dr. Hannibal Lector. > But heard, half-heard in the stillness, Sgt. Rock writes -- > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > You're rather obsessive. Hes actually rather fond of steve. After all, steves his reason fer livin! Wouldnt have a 'life' at all if it wasnt fer steves presense here on sct. sad but true! fnurk > > But heard, half-heard in the stillness, Sgt. Rock writes -- > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > fnurk LOL Fred. Speak for yourself! Did you like his poem? >> But heard, half-heard in the stillness, Sgt. Rock writes -- >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Hes actually rather fond of steve. But NOT as fond of me as YOU are Fred!!! Thanks again son for the brown nosing. :o) Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust > After all, steves his reason fer livin! Wouldnt have a 'life' at all if it > wasnt fer steves presense here on sct. sad but true! > > fnurk LOL Steve!!! Having an argument with yourself on usenet. Whatever next??? > LOL Steve!!! > > Having an argument with yourself on usenet. Whatever next??? One of those isn't Steve. >> LOL Steve!!! >> >> Having an argument with yourself on usenet. Whatever next??? > > One of those isn't Steve. I am the 'real' Steve. The other one is the a.shole. :o) Steve Kramer Chiang Mai, Thailand http://www.photoenvisions.com Signature"The voyage of discovery lies not in seeking new horizons, but in seeing with new eyes." - Marcel Proust |
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