From: Ace* on 5 Aug 2010 08:31 I've never quite understood the Don Strevel phenomenon. Maybe someone can explain it to me. The man is a kook. Plain and simple. He's a kook and he therefore writes kooky things. It's like his job. Mind you, I'm not really using "kook" as a pejorative, because I consider myself a kook. Although I'm not half the kook Don is. But what's far kookier than Don's kookiness, is the kooky way people react to his posts. The guy is a kook. Kooks are not supposed to write things that are on topic or accurate. "On topic" and "accurate" are antonyms of "kook". To expect Don to write anything normal, would be like expecting JRogow to start writing like a kook. The complaints I read are so asinine. "Don, you complain about off topic posts and then you make off topic posts". What the hell else would you expect from a kook? You people are idiots. Don is just doing what he was placed in avlv to do. We all have our assigned roles. A*
From: BOB on 5 Aug 2010 08:53 On Aug 5, 6:31 am, "Ace*" <blackstu...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I've never quite understood the Don Strevel phenomenon. Maybe someone > can explain it to me. > The man is a kook. Plain and simple. He's a kook and he therefore > writes kooky things. It's like his job. Mind you, I'm not really using > "kook" as a pejorative, because I consider myself a kook. Although I'm > not half the kook Don is. > > But what's far kookier than Don's kookiness, is the kooky way people > react to his posts. > > The guy is a kook. Kooks are not supposed to write things that are on > topic or accurate. > "On topic" and "accurate" are antonyms of "kook". To expect Don to > write anything normal, would be like expecting JRogow to start writing > like a kook. > The complaints I read are so asinine. "Don, you complain about off > topic posts and then you make off topic posts". What the hell else > would you expect from a kook? You people are idiots. Don is just doing > what he was placed in avlv to do. We all have our assigned roles. > > A* I thought it was Strebel.
From: Ace* on 5 Aug 2010 09:01 On Aug 5, 5:53 am, BOB <rler...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > I thought it was Strebel. Is that all you have to bring to the table? A*
From: Chef Kurt on 5 Aug 2010 10:13 On Aug 5, 5:31 am, "Ace*" <blackstu...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > I've never quite understood the Don Strevel phenomenon. Maybe someone > can explain it to me. > The man is a kook. Plain and simple. He's a kook and he therefore > writes kooky things. It's like his job. Ace*, because of the kooky way Strebel writes and rants, it is fun to poke back at him. He asks for it. On another note, I had iced tea with Don in the coffee shop at Red Rock Casino just after it opened. In person Don was very different than he comes across here. He is well spoken, articulate and chooses his words well...all without ranting. He didn't care to talk about AVLV either. Nothing against Don, but I haven't met up with him since as we are very different and he's just not the kind of person I hang out with. But man, when he goes on and on here, it's a lot of fun to hassle him. LOL Kurt
From: Las Vegas Don on 5 Aug 2010 15:25 On Aug 5, 8:13 am, Chef Kurt <k...(a)kurtopia.net> wrote: > On Aug 5, 5:31 am, "Ace*" <blackstu...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > I've never quite understood the Don Strevel phenomenon. Maybe someone > > can explain it to me. > > The man is a kook. Plain and simple. He's a kook and he therefore > > writes kooky things. It's like his job. > > Ace*, because of the kooky way Strebel writes and rants, it is fun to > poke back at him. He asks for it. > > On another note, I had iced tea with Don in the coffee shop at Red > Rock Casino just after it opened. In person Don was very different > than he comes across here. He is well spoken, articulate and chooses > his words well...all without ranting. He didn't care to talk about > AVLV either. Nothing against Don, but I haven't met up with him since > as we are very different and he's just not the kind of person I hang > out with. > > But man, when he goes on and on here, it's a lot of fun to hassle > him. LOL > > Kurt I enjoyed our meeting. The tea was great and it was an even greater pleasure to meet with Kurt. He is a good person and a fine gentleman. We both do have original and distinctive personalty traits. :) He is a good guy. I have had the pleasure of meeting with a lot of others privately during their trips, all great folks. :) Don
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