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Sue - I don't know what other listees think, but you are a truly crashing bore. Got your email address and have put on my email filter to send your posts to the trash can. So don't even think about replying, because I won't - thankfully! - receive it. I agree in entirety with Joe Duemer's comments about your postings. I'm on this list to discuss poetry, how we perceive reality (vide thread on Lacan/Freud) as it pertains to poetry, etc. etc. - not to have to cope with your "sophomoric" (JD - in Oz referred to as undergraduate) mewlings. If you can get into the spirit of the list - A POETRY AND ANCILLIARY MATTERS DISCUSSION LIST - and post observations relevant to this theme, then I will consider turning the filter off. In the meantime, your a total waste of cyberspace and download time on my computer. Viv >From sue Massey <[log in to unmask]> > > Joseph, > paradoxically, no matter what you say against me and my posts, > you seem to be reading them (especially when they are long) very closely and > respond immediately. > Strange reaction for someone claiming to be bored by "Sue". > On the contrary,you seem to get very excited whenever I am around. > Should you need satisfaction for > such a catullian dicotomy love-hate you seem to experience towards me, > , backchannelling > is > the answer. > > love, Sue > > >The entity currently posting as Sue claims postmodernism as a rationale > >for her fakery, but it is without rigor & winds up being merely > >sophomoric. She suffers from what one of my correspondents (who can take > >credit for the diagnosis if she wants) termed MBP--multiple boring > >personalities. She is neither original, entertaining, nor revolutionary. > >No matter what name she employs she routinely tells other people how to > >behave & her posts are never about a subject, but always about herself. > >She has the narcissistic habit of not getting people's names right, > >while lovingly playing variations on her own current pseudonym of > >choice. > > > >The debate about identity on the list would be more interesting if we > >had a more interesting case of pseudonymery. Perhaps someone who could > >spell well enough to actually pass for someone other than Erminia. What > >was once mildly amusing long ago became tiresome. > > > >jd > >________________________ > >Joseph Duemer > >School of Liberal Arts-5750 > >Clarkson University > >Potsdam NY 13699 > >[log in to unmask] > >________________________ > > > >"Always come down from the barren heights > >of cleverness into the green valleys of folly." > > ::Wittgenstein > > > > > > ________________________________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com > > %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%