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Welcome to Fairfax Underground, a project site designed to improve communication among residents of Fairfax County, VA. Feel free to post anything Northern Virginia residents would find interesting.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
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Date: March 23, 2016 09:15AM
just a few Wrote:
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> It's called killing time at the airport.
It might be if you were actually at an airport. But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
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> It's called killing time at the airport.
It might be if you were actually at an airport. But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 23, 2016 10:18AM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
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> > It's called killing time at the airport.
>
> It might be if you were actually at an airport.
> But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church
> making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't make me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It's called killing time at the airport.
>
> It might be if you were actually at an airport.
> But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church
> making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't make me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 11:07AM
just a few Wrote:
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> Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't make
> me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly
> attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet
> another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
LOL! Yet another load of total bullshit. Like playing golf in Tahoe or being off skiing at Killington with a bunch of law schools chums. It's all a load of poor-ass made-up fiction fabricated by a worthless asshole out of the sheer desperation inherent in being nothing but an eternally dumped on no-talent asshole.
Have you figured the strange paradox of "peeled" and "unpeeled" yet, by the way? Likely not, just as you never figured out that your googled 2000 Margaux could be had for 70 bucks a bottle on the internet. Big fucking connoisseur you are. LOL!
And as an FYI for all envious plebeians, I'm sampling some Tanzanian Peaberry decaf this morning. I don't usually drink decaf of course, but I do like to keep it on hand for friends and family who prefer it. What were you drinking out "by the pool" this morning, you transparently fraudulent bit of stink-ass drizzly shit?
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> Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't make
> me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly
> attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet
> another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
LOL! Yet another load of total bullshit. Like playing golf in Tahoe or being off skiing at Killington with a bunch of law schools chums. It's all a load of poor-ass made-up fiction fabricated by a worthless asshole out of the sheer desperation inherent in being nothing but an eternally dumped on no-talent asshole.
Have you figured the strange paradox of "peeled" and "unpeeled" yet, by the way? Likely not, just as you never figured out that your googled 2000 Margaux could be had for 70 bucks a bottle on the internet. Big fucking connoisseur you are. LOL!
And as an FYI for all envious plebeians, I'm sampling some Tanzanian Peaberry decaf this morning. I don't usually drink decaf of course, but I do like to keep it on hand for friends and family who prefer it. What were you drinking out "by the pool" this morning, you transparently fraudulent bit of stink-ass drizzly shit?
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 23, 2016 11:34AM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> It might be if you were actually at an airport.
> But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church
> making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
Well you're partially wrong there. He's sitting in his horrible boring office job in downtown DC. The one that he takes the metro to and from every Monday-Friday. Kind of turns your stomach just thinking about the misery, doesn't it? Hence him having to troll all day on FFU and other forums - lots of anger to release. :-)
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> It might be if you were actually at an airport.
> But alas, you are just sitting in Falls Church
> making an ever larger asshole of yourself.
Well you're partially wrong there. He's sitting in his horrible boring office job in downtown DC. The one that he takes the metro to and from every Monday-Friday. Kind of turns your stomach just thinking about the misery, doesn't it? Hence him having to troll all day on FFU and other forums - lots of anger to release. :-)
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 23, 2016 12:15PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't
> make
> > me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly
> > attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet
> > another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
>
> LOL! Yet another load of total bullshit. Like
> playing golf in Tahoe or being off skiing at
> Killington with a bunch of law schools chums.
> It's all a load of poor-ass made-up fiction
> fabricated by a worthless asshole out of the sheer
> desperation inherent in being nothing but an
> eternally dumped on no-talent asshole.
>
> Have you figured the strange paradox of "peeled"
> and "unpeeled" yet, by the way? Likely not, just
> as you never figured out that your googled 2000
> Margaux could be had for 70 bucks a bottle on the
> internet. Big fucking connoisseur you are. LOL!
>
>
> And as an FYI for all envious plebeians, I'm
> sampling some Tanzanian Peaberry decaf this
> morning. I don't usually drink decaf of course,
> but I do like to keep it on hand for friends and
> family who prefer it. What were you drinking out
> "by the pool" this morning, you transparently
> fraudulent bit of stink-ass drizzly shit?
Fish in a barrel....
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Just finished the paper by the pool. Don't
> make
> > me shame you again. I'd hate to see you feebly
> > attempt to wriggle and worm your way out of yet
> > another blunder. Margaux anyone? LOL!
>
> LOL! Yet another load of total bullshit. Like
> playing golf in Tahoe or being off skiing at
> Killington with a bunch of law schools chums.
> It's all a load of poor-ass made-up fiction
> fabricated by a worthless asshole out of the sheer
> desperation inherent in being nothing but an
> eternally dumped on no-talent asshole.
>
> Have you figured the strange paradox of "peeled"
> and "unpeeled" yet, by the way? Likely not, just
> as you never figured out that your googled 2000
> Margaux could be had for 70 bucks a bottle on the
> internet. Big fucking connoisseur you are. LOL!
>
>
> And as an FYI for all envious plebeians, I'm
> sampling some Tanzanian Peaberry decaf this
> morning. I don't usually drink decaf of course,
> but I do like to keep it on hand for friends and
> family who prefer it. What were you drinking out
> "by the pool" this morning, you transparently
> fraudulent bit of stink-ass drizzly shit?
Fish in a barrel....
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
you're all jealous
()
Date: March 23, 2016 12:18PM
Falls Church City is the new Manhattan and you guys are stuck in the Bronx because you're poor and can't afford to live there.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:25PM
Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely had my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that picture.
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
sjbgrv
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:39PM
It is funny how people talk shit about places they don't live. Unless were talkign Great Falls, where else in NOVA is better than teh City of Falls Church? Alexandria? Fairfax?
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:40PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely had
> my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> picture.
> .
You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the United States. How many places can you get Florida Today?
You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good measure.
I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what sort of Margaux they have in stock!
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> Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely had
> my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> picture.
> .
You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the United States. How many places can you get Florida Today?
You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good measure.
I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what sort of Margaux they have in stock!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
hU7tw
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:43PM
just a few Wrote:
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> Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> > dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely
> had
> > my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> > picture.
> > .
>
> You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> United States. How many places can you get
> Florida Today?
>
> You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good
> measure.
>
> I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> sort of Margaux they have in stock!
So you're on vacation and all you find to do is troll here? HAHA
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> Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> > dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely
> had
> > my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> > picture.
> > .
>
> You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> United States. How many places can you get
> Florida Today?
>
> You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good
> measure.
>
> I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> sort of Margaux they have in stock!
So you're on vacation and all you find to do is troll here? HAHA
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
inspector gadget
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:47PM
sjbgrv Wrote:
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> It is funny how people talk shit about places they
> don't live. Unless were talkign Great Falls, where
> else in NOVA is better than teh City of Falls
> Church? Alexandria? Fairfax?
Another Fanboy post under a different name
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> It is funny how people talk shit about places they
> don't live. Unless were talkign Great Falls, where
> else in NOVA is better than teh City of Falls
> Church? Alexandria? Fairfax?
Another Fanboy post under a different name
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
hkfcvg
()
Date: March 23, 2016 01:59PM
inspector gadget Wrote:
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> sjbgrv Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > It is funny how people talk shit about places
> they
> > don't live. Unless were talkign Great Falls,
> where
> > else in NOVA is better than teh City of Falls
> > Church? Alexandria? Fairfax?
>
> Another Fanboy post under a different name
I actually live in Mclean. I'm just not jealous for no reason like you seem to be. But hey, enjoy Shirlington or Woodbridge. Maybe if your lucky you can move to Alexandria but don't get your hopes up!
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> sjbgrv Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It is funny how people talk shit about places
> they
> > don't live. Unless were talkign Great Falls,
> where
> > else in NOVA is better than teh City of Falls
> > Church? Alexandria? Fairfax?
>
> Another Fanboy post under a different name
I actually live in Mclean. I'm just not jealous for no reason like you seem to be. But hey, enjoy Shirlington or Woodbridge. Maybe if your lucky you can move to Alexandria but don't get your hopes up!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
LVUG4
()
Date: March 23, 2016 02:33PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> 7dGbY Wrote:
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> > Verbose old fucker aren't you? lol
>
> Just the beneficiary of a proper education.
> Something you plainly lack in its totality.
Wrong. It's called having to write a bunch of bullshit when you've got nothing else. No credit for length in this class Goober. You need to learn how to make a point clearly and concisely. I'll show you how it's done below...
>
> > Never been to City-Data Gramps. But not
> surprised
> > that you get your dumb ass beaten regularly
> there too.
>
> Well, you sure complain a lot about all those mean
> people over there. These brutes appear to be
> people who have zero City-Data posts in 2016 and
> yet you are STILL haunted by them. The beatings
> must have been simply epic to have inflicted scars
> like that.
Wrong again. Never been there. If you were smarter then you'd know that there obviously are several different people responding here. But you're not so...
>
> > Uh, no. Those obviously aren't my posts
> dumbshit.
>
> LOL! Yes, they are, you runaway fucking coward.
>
Wrong again dummy.
>
> > Alzheimer's is a bitch huh?
>
> Not so far, and my doctors say I'm at low risk for
> it in the future.
>
Get a second opinion. lmao
> > Wrong again.
>
> Not at all, fumblefuck. After the operator failed
> in 1998, water taxi service was operated under its
> own name by New York Waterway. That effort never
> found success either, and it folded for good in
> 2000. There has been no service to or from LGA
> under any name since. But as we know, you were
> roped into naming Delta Water Shuttle as the name
> of the water taxis you took. LOL!
>
NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went under and operated the shuttle until the end of 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
The best part of continually pwning you here is that you're always so confidently wrong while I reel your dumb ass in. lmao
Sorry for your loss Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
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> 7dGbY Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Verbose old fucker aren't you? lol
>
> Just the beneficiary of a proper education.
> Something you plainly lack in its totality.
Wrong. It's called having to write a bunch of bullshit when you've got nothing else. No credit for length in this class Goober. You need to learn how to make a point clearly and concisely. I'll show you how it's done below...
>
> > Never been to City-Data Gramps. But not
> surprised
> > that you get your dumb ass beaten regularly
> there too.
>
> Well, you sure complain a lot about all those mean
> people over there. These brutes appear to be
> people who have zero City-Data posts in 2016 and
> yet you are STILL haunted by them. The beatings
> must have been simply epic to have inflicted scars
> like that.
Wrong again. Never been there. If you were smarter then you'd know that there obviously are several different people responding here. But you're not so...
>
> > Uh, no. Those obviously aren't my posts
> dumbshit.
>
> LOL! Yes, they are, you runaway fucking coward.
>
Wrong again dummy.
>
> > Alzheimer's is a bitch huh?
>
> Not so far, and my doctors say I'm at low risk for
> it in the future.
>
Get a second opinion. lmao
> > Wrong again.
>
> Not at all, fumblefuck. After the operator failed
> in 1998, water taxi service was operated under its
> own name by New York Waterway. That effort never
> found success either, and it folded for good in
> 2000. There has been no service to or from LGA
> under any name since. But as we know, you were
> roped into naming Delta Water Shuttle as the name
> of the water taxis you took. LOL!
>
NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went under and operated the shuttle until the end of 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
Quote
NY Waterway To Operate Delta Water Shuttle
May 01, 1998, 01:00 ET from Delta Air Lines, Inc.
NEW YORK, May 1, /PRNewswire/ -- NY Waterway, the largest privately- operated commuter ferry service in the nation, has assumed operation of the Delta Water Shuttle, which provides high-speed ferry service between Manhattan and the Delta Shuttle's exclusive facilities at La Guardia Airport's Marine Air Terminal, NY Waterway President Arthur E. Imperatore, Jr. announced today.
Assumption of the Delta Water Shuttle is part of NY Waterway's purchase of the assets of Harbor Shuttle, Inc., which had provided the service. NY Waterway's purchase of Harbor Shuttle, which was concluded today, also includes four 149-passenger ferry boats and one 88-passenger boat, landing rights, and service from Staten Island to Yankee Stadium, which will continue.
"With our commitment to service, backed by 11 years of experience, NY Waterway is confident that we can continue the tradition of excellent service established by the Delta Shuttle and Harbor Shuttle," Imperatore said.
"We look forward to expanding and improving this service by linking it to our extensive ferry network, providing safe, reliable, convenient service to the Delta Shuttle at the Marine Air Terminal and to the rest of La Guardia Airport."
The best part of continually pwning you here is that you're always so confidently wrong while I reel your dumb ass in. lmao
Sorry for your loss Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
falls church rox
()
Date: March 23, 2016 02:34PM
A lot of broke ass losers who can't afford to live there
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Seriously?????
()
Date: March 23, 2016 02:42PM
I bought my 2 Bedroom 2.5 bath home in the Broadmont neighboorhood of Falls Church in 1985 for $160,000. Still living in that house, however it is now worth around $800,000-$850,000 so I can't complain.
Not to mention my son made the most of his excellent Falls Church City Public School education and made his way through Cornell Law School.
Not to mention my son made the most of his excellent Falls Church City Public School education and made his way through Cornell Law School.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
carl icahn of ffxu
()
Date: March 23, 2016 02:46PM
A few of my hedge fund buddies own properties in the City of Falls Church. It is a truly a place for the elite.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 03:24PM
just a few Wrote:
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> You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the United States.
Why would I pay for what I can have sent to me free of charghe?
> How many places can you get Florida Today?
At the house of every sorry-ass aunt, uncle, inbred cousin, and former sister-in-law in the state of Florida, And seriously, Florida Today introduces a whole range of substance issues.
> You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good measure.
You aren't fooling anyone, you transparent butthurt assfuck.
> I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> sort of Margaux they have in stock!
No, you won't. At best, you'll go over to Honey Pig and get a plate of bulgogi. Otherwise you'll just google more bullshit and ignorantly expect to pass that off as something. Being a talentless fucking retard, that's about all you EVER do.
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> You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the United States.
Why would I pay for what I can have sent to me free of charghe?
> How many places can you get Florida Today?
At the house of every sorry-ass aunt, uncle, inbred cousin, and former sister-in-law in the state of Florida, And seriously, Florida Today introduces a whole range of substance issues.
> You shit the bed then rolled around in it for good measure.
You aren't fooling anyone, you transparent butthurt assfuck.
> I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> sort of Margaux they have in stock!
No, you won't. At best, you'll go over to Honey Pig and get a plate of bulgogi. Otherwise you'll just google more bullshit and ignorantly expect to pass that off as something. Being a talentless fucking retard, that's about all you EVER do.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 03:29PM
hkfcvg Wrote:
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> I actually live in Mclean...
You actually live in Falls Church but are (for good reason) ashamed to admit it. Falls Church, after all, is just a decaying shit-hole.
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> I actually live in Mclean...
You actually live in Falls Church but are (for good reason) ashamed to admit it. Falls Church, after all, is just a decaying shit-hole.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 23, 2016 03:40PM
hU7tw Wrote:
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> So you're on vacation and all you find to do is
> troll here? HAHA
There are two things about Fanboi being in Florida this week that are pretty funny:
1) It's spring break. Florida is guaranteed to be an absolute mad house this week. Screaming kids and annoying college buffoons as far as the ears can hear. But I guess when you live in a noisy place like Falls Church, you're used to it. :-) Going to Florida during spring break is like going there in the summer - you pretty much have to be retarded.
2) Leave it to a born loser like Fanboi to pick a week for vacation when we have absolutely picture-perfect weather here in Virgina. LOL. Losers will be losers!
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> So you're on vacation and all you find to do is
> troll here? HAHA
There are two things about Fanboi being in Florida this week that are pretty funny:
1) It's spring break. Florida is guaranteed to be an absolute mad house this week. Screaming kids and annoying college buffoons as far as the ears can hear. But I guess when you live in a noisy place like Falls Church, you're used to it. :-) Going to Florida during spring break is like going there in the summer - you pretty much have to be retarded.
2) Leave it to a born loser like Fanboi to pick a week for vacation when we have absolutely picture-perfect weather here in Virgina. LOL. Losers will be losers!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Barack Otrump
()
Date: March 23, 2016 03:43PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> hkfcvg Wrote:
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> > I actually live in Mclean...
>
> You actually live in Falls Church but are (for
> good reason) ashamed to admit it. Falls Church,
> after all, is just a decaying shit-hole.
Doesn't matter if he or she live in Mclean or Falls Church. Thats more than can be said about you.
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> hkfcvg Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I actually live in Mclean...
>
> You actually live in Falls Church but are (for
> good reason) ashamed to admit it. Falls Church,
> after all, is just a decaying shit-hole.
Doesn't matter if he or she live in Mclean or Falls Church. Thats more than can be said about you.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:05PM
LVUG4 Wrote:
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> NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went
> under and operated the shuttle until the end of
> 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped
> operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
This is all old ground, dumbass. The May 1, 1998, demise of the Delta Water Shuttle and subsequent efforts by NY Waterway to provide a similar service have been documented many times before. But more to the point is the fact that your sorry-ass was led like a sheep to slaughter into ignorantly claiming that it was the former company that rode you in from LaGuardia on visits to "corporate HQ" and your cherished Esca when there were no days when Esca and the Delta Water Shuttle were both in operation. You were just hog-tied and strung up on yet another of your pathetic, little-boy stories. Just come-uppance for a stupid piece of shit.
> The best part of continually pwning you here is
> that you're always so confidently wrong while I
> reel your dumb ass in. lmao Sorry for your loss
> Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
You're a hapless no-account douchebag who manages nothing more here than to get your sorry ass waxed over and over and over again.
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> NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went
> under and operated the shuttle until the end of
> 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped
> operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
This is all old ground, dumbass. The May 1, 1998, demise of the Delta Water Shuttle and subsequent efforts by NY Waterway to provide a similar service have been documented many times before. But more to the point is the fact that your sorry-ass was led like a sheep to slaughter into ignorantly claiming that it was the former company that rode you in from LaGuardia on visits to "corporate HQ" and your cherished Esca when there were no days when Esca and the Delta Water Shuttle were both in operation. You were just hog-tied and strung up on yet another of your pathetic, little-boy stories. Just come-uppance for a stupid piece of shit.
> The best part of continually pwning you here is
> that you're always so confidently wrong while I
> reel your dumb ass in. lmao Sorry for your loss
> Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
You're a hapless no-account douchebag who manages nothing more here than to get your sorry ass waxed over and over and over again.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:09PM
Seriously????? Wrote:
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> Not to mention my son made the most of his excellent Falls
> Church City Public School education and made his way through
> Cornell Law School.
And did he return to beautiful Falls Church City to practice, or did he aim just a little bit higher?
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> Not to mention my son made the most of his excellent Falls
> Church City Public School education and made his way through
> Cornell Law School.
And did he return to beautiful Falls Church City to practice, or did he aim just a little bit higher?
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:09PM
And trust me I know a thing or two about waxing asses.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:11PM
Sorry guys I just needed to vent. I have been so depressed lately and am so lonley. Again Im sorry.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:14PM
carl icahn of ffxu Wrote:
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> A few of my hedge fund buddies own properties in the City of
> Falls Church. It is a truly a place for the elite.
To invest, yes. After all, everything must go. There are profits to be made. But it's no place to live in at this point, which is why all those higher median household income families choose to settle down someplace else.
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> A few of my hedge fund buddies own properties in the City of
> Falls Church. It is a truly a place for the elite.
To invest, yes. After all, everything must go. There are profits to be made. But it's no place to live in at this point, which is why all those higher median household income families choose to settle down someplace else.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:18PM
I don't know why I even care so much since I live in Woodbridge.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Madison Grad 06
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:23PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> I don't know why I even care so much since I live
> in Woodbridge.
Im sure the residents are glad you seem to care about them so much. I hope you feel the same way about my hometown Vienna.
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> I don't know why I even care so much since I live
> in Woodbridge.
Im sure the residents are glad you seem to care about them so much. I hope you feel the same way about my hometown Vienna.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:29PM
Barack Otrump Wrote:
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> Doesn't matter if he or she live in Mclean or Falls Church.
> Thats more than can be said about you.
Actually, I used to live in Falls Church. Then I made some money and could afford a lot better. So I moved to McLean. Then I made some more money and could afford a lot better than that as well.
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> Doesn't matter if he or she live in Mclean or Falls Church.
> Thats more than can be said about you.
Actually, I used to live in Falls Church. Then I made some money and could afford a lot better. So I moved to McLean. Then I made some more money and could afford a lot better than that as well.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:33PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> And trust me I know a thing or two about waxing
> asses.
Dead zone Wrote:
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> Sorry guys I just needed to vent. I have been so
> depressed lately and am so lonley. Again Im sorry.
LOL! The ultimate cave-in and concession speech. Asshole, we hardly knew ye.
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> And trust me I know a thing or two about waxing
> asses.
Dead zone Wrote:
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> Sorry guys I just needed to vent. I have been so
> depressed lately and am so lonley. Again Im sorry.
LOL! The ultimate cave-in and concession speech. Asshole, we hardly knew ye.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:43PM
I'm in my townhouse on the hill right now, my fixtures are pure gold
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
cYHhd
()
Date: March 23, 2016 04:57PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> LVUG4 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went
> > under and operated the shuttle until the end of
> > 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped
> > operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
>
> This is all old ground, dumbass. The May 1, 1998,
> demise of the Delta Water Shuttle and subsequent
> efforts by NY Waterway to provide a similar
> service have been documented many times before.
> But more to the point is the fact that your
> sorry-ass was led like a sheep to slaughter into
> ignorantly claiming that it was the former company
> that rode you in from LaGuardia on visits to
> "corporate HQ" and your cherished Esca when there
> were no days when Esca and the Delta Water Shuttle
> were both in operation. You were just hog-tied
> and strung up on yet another of your pathetic,
> little-boy stories. Just come-uppance for a
> stupid piece of shit.
Yes, it has been. Let's review...
First, like the obsessive old narcissist that you are, you spent a holiday weekend trying to Google up old ferry schedules. Which meant that you failed in wasting what's left of your pitiful, miserable old life to begin with.
Then you thought that you'd stumbled upon a real gem in finding that Harbor Shuttle went bankrupt in 1998. Not knowing enough to understand that because one operator goes bankrupt the service doesn't necessarily stop, you then made one of your typical blowhard Asshole... posts declaring that it was impossible!!! for anyone to have taken the water shuttle (as I and many others did regularly many times after that). Posted pictures and everything as "proof!" So proud of yourself! lmao
Now you're attempting your usual buttmunch back pedal hoping that nobody will notice. *I* never claimed that it was any particular company operating it dumbshit. *You* were the one who claimed that the water shuttle stopped operating when Harbor Shuttle went under in 1998. Would you like for me to quote your own dumbass post just to rub shit in your face again?
In fact, Delta partnered with two operators to provide what was the Delta Water Shuttle - first Harbor and then NY Waterway. Which continued to run long after the first went under in 1998. As you now concede. Thanks for admitting that you were wrong even if unintended.
>
> > The best part of continually pwning you here is
> > that you're always so confidently wrong while I
> > reel your dumb ass in. lmao Sorry for your loss
>
> > Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
>
> You're a hapless no-account douchebag who manages
> nothing more here than to get your sorry ass waxed
> over and over and over again.
Reeled in and gutted. lol!
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> LVUG4 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > NY Waterway took over after Harbor Shuttle went
> > under and operated the shuttle until the end of
> > 2000. Your previous claim that it stopped
> > operating in 1998 was, as always, wrong.
>
> This is all old ground, dumbass. The May 1, 1998,
> demise of the Delta Water Shuttle and subsequent
> efforts by NY Waterway to provide a similar
> service have been documented many times before.
> But more to the point is the fact that your
> sorry-ass was led like a sheep to slaughter into
> ignorantly claiming that it was the former company
> that rode you in from LaGuardia on visits to
> "corporate HQ" and your cherished Esca when there
> were no days when Esca and the Delta Water Shuttle
> were both in operation. You were just hog-tied
> and strung up on yet another of your pathetic,
> little-boy stories. Just come-uppance for a
> stupid piece of shit.
Yes, it has been. Let's review...
First, like the obsessive old narcissist that you are, you spent a holiday weekend trying to Google up old ferry schedules. Which meant that you failed in wasting what's left of your pitiful, miserable old life to begin with.
Then you thought that you'd stumbled upon a real gem in finding that Harbor Shuttle went bankrupt in 1998. Not knowing enough to understand that because one operator goes bankrupt the service doesn't necessarily stop, you then made one of your typical blowhard Asshole... posts declaring that it was impossible!!! for anyone to have taken the water shuttle (as I and many others did regularly many times after that). Posted pictures and everything as "proof!" So proud of yourself! lmao
Now you're attempting your usual buttmunch back pedal hoping that nobody will notice. *I* never claimed that it was any particular company operating it dumbshit. *You* were the one who claimed that the water shuttle stopped operating when Harbor Shuttle went under in 1998. Would you like for me to quote your own dumbass post just to rub shit in your face again?
Quote
> LOL! There were no partners, dumbfuck. There was
> just the franchise operator whom you so foolishly
> named and pointed to, and who of course had gone
> belly up in the Spring of 1998, long before Esca
> opened and even longer before your asswipe claims
> of having ridden the water taxi.
In fact, Delta partnered with two operators to provide what was the Delta Water Shuttle - first Harbor and then NY Waterway. Which continued to run long after the first went under in 1998. As you now concede. Thanks for admitting that you were wrong even if unintended.
>
> > The best part of continually pwning you here is
> > that you're always so confidently wrong while I
> > reel your dumb ass in. lmao Sorry for your loss
>
> > Gramps. Don't let it ruin your whole day.
>
> You're a hapless no-account douchebag who manages
> nothing more here than to get your sorry ass waxed
> over and over and over again.
Reeled in and gutted. lol!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Dead Zone
()
Date: March 23, 2016 05:00PM
Can you please be nice. I can be unstable and jealous but deep down I am a good person. I work for the Salvation Army after all.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 23, 2016 06:00PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> United States.
>
> Why would I pay for what I can have sent to me
> free of charghe?
>
> > How many places can you get Florida Today?
>
> At the house of every sorry-ass aunt, uncle,
> inbred cousin, and former sister-in-law in the
> state of Florida, And seriously, Florida Today
> introduces a whole range of substance issues.
>
> > You shit the bed then rolled around in it for
> good measure.
>
> You aren't fooling anyone, you transparent
> butthurt assfuck.
>
> > I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> > sort of Margaux they have in stock!
>
> No, you won't. At best, you'll go over to Honey
> Pig and get a plate of bulgogi. Otherwise you'll
> just google more bullshit and ignorantly expect to
> pass that off as something. Being a talentless
> fucking retard, that's about all you EVER do.
Bwahahahahaha. You've mastered the art of butthurt and fail. None of this shit holds water. Just because I actually do the things you lie about is no reason to get your panties in a bunch. While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be watching a spring training game featuring two of the best pitchers in the National League. Chew on that pile for a while.
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> United States.
>
> Why would I pay for what I can have sent to me
> free of charghe?
>
> > How many places can you get Florida Today?
>
> At the house of every sorry-ass aunt, uncle,
> inbred cousin, and former sister-in-law in the
> state of Florida, And seriously, Florida Today
> introduces a whole range of substance issues.
>
> > You shit the bed then rolled around in it for
> good measure.
>
> You aren't fooling anyone, you transparent
> butthurt assfuck.
>
> > I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> > sort of Margaux they have in stock!
>
> No, you won't. At best, you'll go over to Honey
> Pig and get a plate of bulgogi. Otherwise you'll
> just google more bullshit and ignorantly expect to
> pass that off as something. Being a talentless
> fucking retard, that's about all you EVER do.
Bwahahahahaha. You've mastered the art of butthurt and fail. None of this shit holds water. Just because I actually do the things you lie about is no reason to get your panties in a bunch. While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be watching a spring training game featuring two of the best pitchers in the National League. Chew on that pile for a while.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 23, 2016 06:07PM
hU7tw Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dead zone Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> > > dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely
> > had
> > > my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> > > picture.
> > > .
> >
> > You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> > United States. How many places can you get
> > Florida Today?
> >
> > You shit the bed then rolled around in it for
> good
> > measure.
> >
> > I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> > sort of Margaux they have in stock!
>
> So you're on vacation and all you find to do is
> troll here? HAHA
Hard to call it a vacation when we are here no less than 4 times a year. There's always some sort of work that needs to be done regardless. Popping in here for 30 seconds during that time to further humiliate a no account, lying, butthurt shithead is really not a big deal. It takes minimal effort.
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Dead zone Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Oh, look! I'm in Manhattan! Maybe I"ll have
> > > dinner at Esca later. Or not, since I merely
> > had
> > > my god-daughter, the doctor, e-mail me that
> > > picture.
> > > .
> >
> > You can buy the New York Times anywhere in the
> > United States. How many places can you get
> > Florida Today?
> >
> > You shit the bed then rolled around in it for
> good
> > measure.
> >
> > I think I'll head over to the ABC and see what
> > sort of Margaux they have in stock!
>
> So you're on vacation and all you find to do is
> troll here? HAHA
Hard to call it a vacation when we are here no less than 4 times a year. There's always some sort of work that needs to be done regardless. Popping in here for 30 seconds during that time to further humiliate a no account, lying, butthurt shithead is really not a big deal. It takes minimal effort.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 23, 2016 07:44PM
Dead zone Wrote:
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> Actually, I used to live in Falls Church. Then I
> made some money and could afford a lot better. So
> I moved to McLean. Then I made some more money
> and could afford a lot better than that as well.
Man, you're really driving Fanboi nuts today. Not only is he spending precious vacation time arguing with you over nonsense, he's also been on a tear today posting under different names to try to get under your skin. Great work! He sure is delicate when it comes to Falls Church.
BTW, for his other week of vacation this year, word on the street is that he's going to Vegas....in July. :-)
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> Actually, I used to live in Falls Church. Then I
> made some money and could afford a lot better. So
> I moved to McLean. Then I made some more money
> and could afford a lot better than that as well.
Man, you're really driving Fanboi nuts today. Not only is he spending precious vacation time arguing with you over nonsense, he's also been on a tear today posting under different names to try to get under your skin. Great work! He sure is delicate when it comes to Falls Church.
BTW, for his other week of vacation this year, word on the street is that he's going to Vegas....in July. :-)
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
lulz4now
()
Date: March 24, 2016 09:54AM
lel
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Cardinal Fang
()
Date: March 24, 2016 10:44AM
Ground-level fly-over country Wrote:
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> As an FYI, "Major Barbara" was a one-time poster
> at City-Data who apparently made our resident
> Falls Church failtard look very bad over there as
> well. Grudges are being held. Butthurt is at the
> helm. But it isn't just Major Barbara who's to
> blame here. Also reported as being on the list of
> those having kicked the living shit out of our
> local lame-boy over at C-D are such notable names
> as Reynard32, Oaktonite, and worst of all, the
> merciless Verdordud. Ouch! Of course, none of
> those is a current C-D poster either. It all just
> goes to show how severe the scarring has been. LOL!
^^^ I absolutely LOVE this post! The regular spasms of lashing out at mirages that this guy goes through suggest a serious mental disorder. But I guess it's okay to laugh at him until he decides to go get some help.
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> As an FYI, "Major Barbara" was a one-time poster
> at City-Data who apparently made our resident
> Falls Church failtard look very bad over there as
> well. Grudges are being held. Butthurt is at the
> helm. But it isn't just Major Barbara who's to
> blame here. Also reported as being on the list of
> those having kicked the living shit out of our
> local lame-boy over at C-D are such notable names
> as Reynard32, Oaktonite, and worst of all, the
> merciless Verdordud. Ouch! Of course, none of
> those is a current C-D poster either. It all just
> goes to show how severe the scarring has been. LOL!
^^^ I absolutely LOVE this post! The regular spasms of lashing out at mirages that this guy goes through suggest a serious mental disorder. But I guess it's okay to laugh at him until he decides to go get some help.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 24, 2016 11:24AM
The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll briefly note that Fanboi has been wrong about every single material fact in this thread, beginning with the notion of median household income on Page-1 and carrying right on through to the fumbled turning radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at English, wines, and coffee along the way as well of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and dumbass statement after another. And let's not forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What an asshole!
Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the one-time location of The Broad Street and also about being in Florida. Add to those the resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more tall tales and phony fables direct from the asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy Camp. There is no relation or connection to any actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's all just badly manufactured bullshit.
And if he somehow did have some shred of credibility left after such a mire of ignorance and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of course it is someth8ng we have seen from this piece of shit so many, many times before. This in fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the one-time location of The Broad Street and also about being in Florida. Add to those the resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more tall tales and phony fables direct from the asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy Camp. There is no relation or connection to any actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's all just badly manufactured bullshit.
And if he somehow did have some shred of credibility left after such a mire of ignorance and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of course it is someth8ng we have seen from this piece of shit so many, many times before. This in fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Onsnap
()
Date: March 24, 2016 11:47AM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll briefly
> note that Fanboi has been wrong about every single
> material fact in this thread, beginning with the
> notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> carrying right on through to the fumbled turning
> radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> English, wines, and coffee along the way as well
> of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What an
> asshole!
>
> Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the
> one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> about being in Florida. Add to those the
> resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at
> Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more
> tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy
> Camp. There is no relation or connection to any
> actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's
> all just badly manufactured bullshit.
>
> And if he somehow did have some shred of
> credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a
> descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the
> worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> piece of shit so many, many times before. This in
> fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of
> bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
Oh snap!
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> The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll briefly
> note that Fanboi has been wrong about every single
> material fact in this thread, beginning with the
> notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> carrying right on through to the fumbled turning
> radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> English, wines, and coffee along the way as well
> of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What an
> asshole!
>
> Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the
> one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> about being in Florida. Add to those the
> resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at
> Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more
> tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy
> Camp. There is no relation or connection to any
> actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's
> all just badly manufactured bullshit.
>
> And if he somehow did have some shred of
> credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a
> descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the
> worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> piece of shit so many, many times before. This in
> fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of
> bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
Oh snap!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
22180 resident
()
Date: March 24, 2016 11:47AM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll briefly
> note that Fanboi has been wrong about every single
> material fact in this thread, beginning with the
> notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> carrying right on through to the fumbled turning
> radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> English, wines, and coffee along the way as well
> of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What an
> asshole!
>
> Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the
> one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> about being in Florida. Add to those the
> resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at
> Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more
> tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy
> Camp. There is no relation or connection to any
> actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's
> all just badly manufactured bullshit.
>
> And if he somehow did have some shred of
> credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a
> descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the
> worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> piece of shit so many, many times before. This in
> fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of
> bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
By now, just about everyone understands that you have something against Vienna and you are trying (with some success) to bait others into dumping on the Town. Why you feel the need to engage in these Trumpian distortions and Cruzian fantasies remains unclear. Fortunately, no one is interested in finding out why.
-------------------------------------------------------
> The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll briefly
> note that Fanboi has been wrong about every single
> material fact in this thread, beginning with the
> notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> carrying right on through to the fumbled turning
> radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> English, wines, and coffee along the way as well
> of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What an
> asshole!
>
> Then we have as well the flat-out lies about the
> one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> about being in Florida. Add to those the
> resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten at
> Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all more
> tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> asshole's personal vault at Falls Church Fantasy
> Camp. There is no relation or connection to any
> actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever. It's
> all just badly manufactured bullshit.
>
> And if he somehow did have some shred of
> credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in a
> descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's the
> worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> piece of shit so many, many times before. This in
> fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob of
> bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
By now, just about everyone understands that you have something against Vienna and you are trying (with some success) to bait others into dumping on the Town. Why you feel the need to engage in these Trumpian distortions and Cruzian fantasies remains unclear. Fortunately, no one is interested in finding out why.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 24, 2016 12:14PM
Fanboi, the world's biggest lying asshole Wrote:
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> Just because I actually do the things you lie about is no
> reason to get your panties in a bunch.
All you actually do is sit in your decaying 22046 shit-hole and run your stupid google searches between trips to Honey Pig. As the result, you eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the details by people of much broader intelligence and experience than you, which is pretty much everybody. What it all boils down to in the end is that, aside from being a completely worthless asshole, you aren't actually good at anything at all.
> While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be watching a
> spring training game featuring two of the best pitchers
> in the National League.
No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit. All games today are exhibition games. There is no "drama" to be anticipated in any of them. Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and getting stretched out. Most won't go five innings today. For fans of course, it's all about the experience, and that happens regardless of who's on the hill or how many minor leaguers have been packed into the lineups. Of course, baseball is just another thing that poor little you doesn't know jackshit about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb enough to try to post about it. Such a consistently hapless fucking loser-troll you are!
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> Just because I actually do the things you lie about is no
> reason to get your panties in a bunch.
All you actually do is sit in your decaying 22046 shit-hole and run your stupid google searches between trips to Honey Pig. As the result, you eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the details by people of much broader intelligence and experience than you, which is pretty much everybody. What it all boils down to in the end is that, aside from being a completely worthless asshole, you aren't actually good at anything at all.
> While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be watching a
> spring training game featuring two of the best pitchers
> in the National League.
No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit. All games today are exhibition games. There is no "drama" to be anticipated in any of them. Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and getting stretched out. Most won't go five innings today. For fans of course, it's all about the experience, and that happens regardless of who's on the hill or how many minor leaguers have been packed into the lineups. Of course, baseball is just another thing that poor little you doesn't know jackshit about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb enough to try to post about it. Such a consistently hapless fucking loser-troll you are!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 24, 2016 12:17PM
just a flop Wrote:
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> Hard to call it a vacation when we are here no
> less than 4 times a year. There's always some
> sort of work that needs to be done regardless.
> Popping in here for 30 seconds during that time to
> further humiliate a no account, lying, butthurt
> shithead is really not a big deal. It takes
> minimal effort.
Counting to ten is typically beyond your 30-second comfort zone.
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> Hard to call it a vacation when we are here no
> less than 4 times a year. There's always some
> sort of work that needs to be done regardless.
> Popping in here for 30 seconds during that time to
> further humiliate a no account, lying, butthurt
> shithead is really not a big deal. It takes
> minimal effort.
Counting to ten is typically beyond your 30-second comfort zone.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead Zone btwn your ears
()
Date: March 24, 2016 12:37PM
Onsnap Wrote:
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> Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll
> briefly
> > note that Fanboi has been wrong about every
> single
> > material fact in this thread, beginning with
> the
> > notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> > carrying right on through to the fumbled
> turning
> > radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> > English, wines, and coffee along the way as
> well
> > of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> > dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> > forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What
> an
> > asshole!
> >
> > Then we have as well the flat-out lies about
> the
> > one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> > about being in Florida. Add to those the
> > resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> > water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten
> at
> > Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all
> more
> > tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> > asshole's personal vault at Falls Church
> Fantasy
> > Camp. There is no relation or connection to
> any
> > actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever.
> It's
> > all just badly manufactured bullshit.
> >
> > And if he somehow did have some shred of
> > credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> > and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in
> a
> > descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's
> the
> > worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> > course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> > piece of shit so many, many times before. This
> in
> > fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> > inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> > sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob
> of
> > bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> > every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
>
> Oh snap!
^ The usual pitiful old dude sock puppet post impressed with himself.
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> Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The Slaughter Rule notwithstanding, I'll
> briefly
> > note that Fanboi has been wrong about every
> single
> > material fact in this thread, beginning with
> the
> > notion of median household income on Page-1 and
> > carrying right on through to the fumbled
> turning
> > radius of an Escalade just above. He sucked at
> > English, wines, and coffee along the way as
> well
> > of course. Hung out to dry on one wrong and
> > dumbass statement after another. And let's not
> > forget all those memorable "jelly" posts! What
> an
> > asshole!
> >
> > Then we have as well the flat-out lies about
> the
> > one-time location of The Broad Street and also
> > about being in Florida. Add to those the
> > resuscitated lies about ever having sailed on a
> > water taxi from LaGuardia or ever having eaten
> at
> > Esca. None of that ever happened. It's all
> more
> > tall tales and phony fables direct from the
> > asshole's personal vault at Falls Church
> Fantasy
> > Camp. There is no relation or connection to
> any
> > actual fact in any of it. None whatsoever.
> It's
> > all just badly manufactured bullshit.
> >
> > And if he somehow did have some shred of
> > credibility left after such a mire of ignorance
> > and disgrace, it was all lost and then some in
> a
> > descent into posting as "Dead zone". That's
> the
> > worst sort of scumbag tactic there is. But of
> > course it is someth8ng we have seen from this
> > piece of shit so many, many times before. This
> in
> > fact is his go-to strategy once the facts have
> > inevitably been used to rip the flesh from his
> > sorry-ass claims, leaving him a bleating blob
> of
> > bloody pulp quivering in the corner. Happens
> > every time. What a pathetic sac of puss.
>
> Oh snap!
^ The usual pitiful old dude sock puppet post impressed with himself.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 24, 2016 12:48PM
Actual Dead Zone btwn your ears Wrote:
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> The usual pitiful old dude sock puppet post impressed with himself.
The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls Church with a great big boot once again rammed far, far up his flabby ass. You really are nothing, you know.
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> The usual pitiful old dude sock puppet post impressed with himself.
The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls Church with a great big boot once again rammed far, far up his flabby ass. You really are nothing, you know.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 24, 2016 04:08PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school
> level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless
> asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls
> Church with a great big boot once again rammed
> far, far up his flabby ass. You really are
> nothing, you know.
You like how Fanboi is scarce today after we made fun of him yesterday for posting during vacation?
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> The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school
> level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless
> asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls
> Church with a great big boot once again rammed
> far, far up his flabby ass. You really are
> nothing, you know.
You like how Fanboi is scarce today after we made fun of him yesterday for posting during vacation?
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 24, 2016 06:14PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> Fanboi, the world's biggest lying asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Just because I actually do the things you lie
> about is no
> > reason to get your panties in a bunch.
>
> All you actually do is sit in your decaying 22046
> shit-hole and run your stupid google searches
> between trips to Honey Pig.
Enoying today's weather along the Space Coast. Game was great and you can see the team is coming along. Max looked strong.
> As the result, you
> eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the
> details by people of much broader intelligence and
> experience than you, which is pretty much
> everybody. What it all boils down to in the end
> is that, aside from being a completely worthless
> asshole, you aren't actually good at anything at
> all.
Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
> > While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be
> watching a
> > spring training game featuring two of the best
> pitchers
> > in the National League.
>
> No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit.
LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the best pitchers in the NL?
> All games today are exhibition games.
Who said they weren't?
> There is no
> "drama" to be anticipated in any of them.
Who said there would be?
> Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and getting
> stretched out.
Yeah and???
> Most won't go five innings today.
Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
> For fans of course, it's all about the experience,
> and that happens regardless of who's on the hill
> or how many minor leaguers have been packed into
> the lineups.
Better lineups make for a better time. Seeing the big boys play is always more fun.
> Of course, baseball is just another
> thing that poor little you doesn't know jackshit
> about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb
> enough to try to post about it.
Says the butthurt envious little bitch who doesn't think Scherzer and Wainwright are among the best pickers in the NL. Sorry, assmunch, you aren't living this blunder down. It's up there in your hall of fame of fuck ups!
Max thinks you're a fuck up too...
Attachments:
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> Fanboi, the world's biggest lying asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Just because I actually do the things you lie
> about is no
> > reason to get your panties in a bunch.
>
> All you actually do is sit in your decaying 22046
> shit-hole and run your stupid google searches
> between trips to Honey Pig.
Enoying today's weather along the Space Coast. Game was great and you can see the team is coming along. Max looked strong.
> As the result, you
> eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the
> details by people of much broader intelligence and
> experience than you, which is pretty much
> everybody. What it all boils down to in the end
> is that, aside from being a completely worthless
> asshole, you aren't actually good at anything at
> all.
Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
> > While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be
> watching a
> > spring training game featuring two of the best
> pitchers
> > in the National League.
>
> No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit.
LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the best pitchers in the NL?
> All games today are exhibition games.
Who said they weren't?
> There is no
> "drama" to be anticipated in any of them.
Who said there would be?
> Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and getting
> stretched out.
Yeah and???
> Most won't go five innings today.
Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
> For fans of course, it's all about the experience,
> and that happens regardless of who's on the hill
> or how many minor leaguers have been packed into
> the lineups.
Better lineups make for a better time. Seeing the big boys play is always more fun.
> Of course, baseball is just another
> thing that poor little you doesn't know jackshit
> about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb
> enough to try to post about it.
Says the butthurt envious little bitch who doesn't think Scherzer and Wainwright are among the best pickers in the NL. Sorry, assmunch, you aren't living this blunder down. It's up there in your hall of fame of fuck ups!
Max thinks you're a fuck up too...
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
facts remain the same
()
Date: March 24, 2016 06:31PM
The city of Falls Church is a place for the elite
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
everybody
()
Date: March 24, 2016 06:45PM
just a few Wrote:
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> Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Fanboi, the world's biggest lying asshole
> Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Just because I actually do the things you
> lie
> > about is no
> > > reason to get your panties in a bunch.
> >
> > All you actually do is sit in your decaying
> 22046
> > shit-hole and run your stupid google searches
> > between trips to Honey Pig.
>
> Enoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
> Game was great and you can see the team is coming
> along. Max looked strong.
>
> > As the result, you
> > eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the
> > details by people of much broader intelligence
> and
> > experience than you, which is pretty much
> > everybody. What it all boils down to in the
> end
> > is that, aside from being a completely
> worthless
> > asshole, you aren't actually good at anything
> at
> > all.
>
> Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had
> your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
>
> > > While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be
> > watching a
> > > spring training game featuring two of the
> best
> > pitchers
> > > in the National League.
> >
> > No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit.
>
> LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> best pitchers in the NL?
>
> > All games today are exhibition games.
>
> Who said they weren't?
>
> > There is no
> > "drama" to be anticipated in any of them.
>
> Who said there would be?
>
> > Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and
> getting
> > stretched out.
>
> Yeah and???
>
> > Most won't go five innings today.
>
> Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
>
> > For fans of course, it's all about the
> experience,
> > and that happens regardless of who's on the
> hill
> > or how many minor leaguers have been packed
> into
> > the lineups.
>
> Better lineups make for a better time. Seeing the
> big boys play is always more fun.
>
> > Of course, baseball is just another
> > thing that poor little you doesn't know
> jackshit
> > about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb
> > enough to try to post about it.
>
> Says the butthurt envious little bitch who doesn't
> think Scherzer and Wainwright are among the best
> pickers in the NL. Sorry, assmunch, you aren't
> living this blunder down. It's up there in your
> hall of fame of fuck ups!
>
> Max thinks you're a fuck up too...
+1,000,000
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> Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Fanboi, the world's biggest lying asshole
> Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Just because I actually do the things you
> lie
> > about is no
> > > reason to get your panties in a bunch.
> >
> > All you actually do is sit in your decaying
> 22046
> > shit-hole and run your stupid google searches
> > between trips to Honey Pig.
>
> Enoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
> Game was great and you can see the team is coming
> along. Max looked strong.
>
> > As the result, you
> > eternally get your worthless ass snagged on the
> > details by people of much broader intelligence
> and
> > experience than you, which is pretty much
> > everybody. What it all boils down to in the
> end
> > is that, aside from being a completely
> worthless
> > asshole, you aren't actually good at anything
> at
> > all.
>
> Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had
> your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
>
> > > While you seethe in envy tomorrow, I'll be
> > watching a
> > > spring training game featuring two of the
> best
> > pitchers
> > > in the National League.
> >
> > No, you won't, you ever-lying sack of shit.
>
> LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> best pitchers in the NL?
>
> > All games today are exhibition games.
>
> Who said they weren't?
>
> > There is no
> > "drama" to be anticipated in any of them.
>
> Who said there would be?
>
> > Pitchers are still "working on stuff" and
> getting
> > stretched out.
>
> Yeah and???
>
> > Most won't go five innings today.
>
> Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
>
> > For fans of course, it's all about the
> experience,
> > and that happens regardless of who's on the
> hill
> > or how many minor leaguers have been packed
> into
> > the lineups.
>
> Better lineups make for a better time. Seeing the
> big boys play is always more fun.
>
> > Of course, baseball is just another
> > thing that poor little you doesn't know
> jackshit
> > about, as is confirmed every time you are dumb
> > enough to try to post about it.
>
> Says the butthurt envious little bitch who doesn't
> think Scherzer and Wainwright are among the best
> pickers in the NL. Sorry, assmunch, you aren't
> living this blunder down. It's up there in your
> hall of fame of fuck ups!
>
> Max thinks you're a fuck up too...
+1,000,000
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
many asses
()
Date: March 24, 2016 08:07PM
just noticed,,, Wrote:
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> .....Manassas made number 10 on that list!
I can see that, Manassas is great these days.
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> .....Manassas made number 10 on that list!
I can see that, Manassas is great these days.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 25, 2016 07:37AM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school
> level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless
> asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls
> Church with a great big boot once again rammed
> far, far up his flabby ass. You really are
> nothing, you know.
You like how Fanboi quickly came back and posted (from vacation!) after I made fun of him for not posting after we made fun of him for posting on vacation? :-)
-------------------------------------------------------
> The usual bumbling and worse than grade-school
> level whiny-ass clap-trap from the usual worthless
> asshole still stuck over in falling down Falls
> Church with a great big boot once again rammed
> far, far up his flabby ass. You really are
> nothing, you know.
You like how Fanboi quickly came back and posted (from vacation!) after I made fun of him for not posting after we made fun of him for posting on vacation? :-)
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 10:06AM
just a few Wrote:
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>>> LOL! Nice submission of evidence that accumulated butthurt and envy
are not the driving forces in your life these days. What a freaking piñata! <<<
> Enjoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
Weather was nice indeed, but Falls Church is on the Disgrace Coast.
> Game was great and you can see the team is coming
> along. Max looked strong.
Yes, that's what Twitter said. I saw it all on my cellphone, just like you.
> Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had
> your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
CLUE: The count is still at zero. As a memory tip, it's the same as the number of times you've ever ridden a water taxi to or from LGA, or eaten as much as a single bite of food at Esca. You can use the number of days you've ever spent skiing at Killington with law school chums as a backup if you need to.
> LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> best pitchers in the NL?
Waino not so much anymore. Maybe he has another good stretch in him, maybe he doesn't. He could as easily be the next Cain or Lincecum at this point. A 4.80 ERA and 1.67 WHIP on the Spring do not bode well. And his ground ball rate is half what it should be so far. Ominous. In any case, it looks like he was just "working on stuff" on Thursday. But as went right over your head, the actual critique was of your pop-level insinuations that a Spring Training contest could be some actual "big game". There's a reason why they call them "exhibitions".
> Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
Try to follow along. The comment was made with respect to yesterday's Spring Training starters in general. In individual terms, both Wainwright and Scherzer were outdone on the day by Wily Peralta. Put that in your scrapbook.
Oh, and see what contacts were able to send me from Tampa last night. I'm not there though...
.
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>>> LOL! Nice submission of evidence that accumulated butthurt and envy
are not the driving forces in your life these days. What a freaking piñata! <<<
> Enjoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
Weather was nice indeed, but Falls Church is on the Disgrace Coast.
> Game was great and you can see the team is coming
> along. Max looked strong.
Yes, that's what Twitter said. I saw it all on my cellphone, just like you.
> Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've had
> your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
CLUE: The count is still at zero. As a memory tip, it's the same as the number of times you've ever ridden a water taxi to or from LGA, or eaten as much as a single bite of food at Esca. You can use the number of days you've ever spent skiing at Killington with law school chums as a backup if you need to.
> LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> best pitchers in the NL?
Waino not so much anymore. Maybe he has another good stretch in him, maybe he doesn't. He could as easily be the next Cain or Lincecum at this point. A 4.80 ERA and 1.67 WHIP on the Spring do not bode well. And his ground ball rate is half what it should be so far. Ominous. In any case, it looks like he was just "working on stuff" on Thursday. But as went right over your head, the actual critique was of your pop-level insinuations that a Spring Training contest could be some actual "big game". There's a reason why they call them "exhibitions".
> Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
Try to follow along. The comment was made with respect to yesterday's Spring Training starters in general. In individual terms, both Wainwright and Scherzer were outdone on the day by Wily Peralta. Put that in your scrapbook.
Oh, and see what contacts were able to send me from Tampa last night. I'm not there though...
.
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 25, 2016 11:09AM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Game was great and you can see the team is
> coming
> > along. Max looked strong.
>
> Yes, that's what Twitter said.
Maybe one day you'll be able to attend in person. Well, you've missed out on Space Coast, but there's opportunity to catch them in their new home next tear -well, for most of us anyway!
> CLUE: The count is still at zero.
That's your score at the game of life and what your entire life amounts to - zero!
> > LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> > best pitchers in the NL?
>
> Waino not so much anymore. Maybe he has another
> good stretch in him, maybe he doesn't. He could
> as easily be the next Cain or Lincecum at this
> point. A 4.80 ERA and 1.67 WHIP on the Spring do
> not bode well. And his ground ball rate is half
> what it should be so far. Ominous. In any case,
> it looks like he was just "working on stuff" on
> Thursday. But as went right over your head, the
> actual critique was of your pop-level insinuations
> that a Spring Training contest could be some
> actual "big game". There's a reason why they call
> them "exhibitions".
There was no insinuation of that nature whatsoever. You let your vivid imagination get the better of you. Liars are known for their vivid imagination. As for Wainright, he is still an opening day calibre starter and one of the best over the past few years. My statement stands and it is grounded in fact.
> > Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
>
> Try to follow along. The comment was made with
> respect to yesterday's Spring Training starters in
> general.
The comment was made with all the butthurt and envy coming through.
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Game was great and you can see the team is
> coming
> > along. Max looked strong.
>
> Yes, that's what Twitter said.
Maybe one day you'll be able to attend in person. Well, you've missed out on Space Coast, but there's opportunity to catch them in their new home next tear -well, for most of us anyway!
> CLUE: The count is still at zero.
That's your score at the game of life and what your entire life amounts to - zero!
> > LOL! Scherzer and Wainwright aren't among the
> > best pitchers in the NL?
>
> Waino not so much anymore. Maybe he has another
> good stretch in him, maybe he doesn't. He could
> as easily be the next Cain or Lincecum at this
> point. A 4.80 ERA and 1.67 WHIP on the Spring do
> not bode well. And his ground ball rate is half
> what it should be so far. Ominous. In any case,
> it looks like he was just "working on stuff" on
> Thursday. But as went right over your head, the
> actual critique was of your pop-level insinuations
> that a Spring Training contest could be some
> actual "big game". There's a reason why they call
> them "exhibitions".
There was no insinuation of that nature whatsoever. You let your vivid imagination get the better of you. Liars are known for their vivid imagination. As for Wainright, he is still an opening day calibre starter and one of the best over the past few years. My statement stands and it is grounded in fact.
> > Max did. Adam didn't quite reach that mark.
>
> Try to follow along. The comment was made with
> respect to yesterday's Spring Training starters in
> general.
The comment was made with all the butthurt and envy coming through.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 25, 2016 11:18AM
Actual Dead ZERO Wrote:
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> > Oh, and see what contacts were able to send me
> from Tampa last night. I'm not there though...
You never have been and you never will be!
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> > Oh, and see what contacts were able to send me
> from Tampa last night. I'm not there though...
You never have been and you never will be!
Attachments:
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Gutted but still trying to swim
()
Date: March 25, 2016 12:26PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >>> LOL! Nice submission of evidence that
> accumulated butthurt and envy
> are not the driving forces in your life these
> days. What a freaking piñata! <<<
>
> > Enjoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
>
>
> Weather was nice indeed, but Falls Church is on
> the Disgrace Coast.
>
> > Game was great and you can see the team is
> coming
> > along. Max looked strong.
>
> Yes, that's what Twitter said. I saw it all on my
> cellphone, just like you.
>
> > Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've
> had
> > your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
>
>
> CLUE: The count is still at zero. As a memory
> tip, it's the same as the number of times you've
> ever ridden a water taxi to or from LGA, or eaten
> as much as a single bite of food at Esca. You can
> use the number of days you've ever spent skiing at
> Killington with law school chums as a backup if
> you need to.
^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass here. lol
Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of this InnerWebs thingy yet.
-------------------------------------------------------
> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >>> LOL! Nice submission of evidence that
> accumulated butthurt and envy
> are not the driving forces in your life these
> days. What a freaking piñata! <<<
>
> > Enjoying today's weather along the Space Coast.
>
>
> Weather was nice indeed, but Falls Church is on
> the Disgrace Coast.
>
> > Game was great and you can see the team is
> coming
> > along. Max looked strong.
>
> Yes, that's what Twitter said. I saw it all on my
> cellphone, just like you.
>
> > Dummy, I lost count of how many times you've
> had
> > your ass handed to you. Today is no exception.
>
>
> CLUE: The count is still at zero. As a memory
> tip, it's the same as the number of times you've
> ever ridden a water taxi to or from LGA, or eaten
> as much as a single bite of food at Esca. You can
> use the number of days you've ever spent skiing at
> Killington with law school chums as a backup if
> you need to.
^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass here. lol
Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of this InnerWebs thingy yet.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 02:12PM
The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote another pile of lies:
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> Maybe one day you'll be able to attend in person.
> Well, you've missed out on Space Coast, but
> there's opportunity to catch them in their new
> home next tear -well, for most of us anyway!
LOL! As you know only too well, I've been there dozens of times. In fact, it keeps you awake at night knowing how thoroughly I have been there and done all that. But to this point, I have never been to a ballgame at Turner Field, so here's the perfect year to do something different. As usual, we'll end up being in many different major and minor league parks by summer's end. Then it'll be off to Palm Beach next Spring. It'll be like opening the pages of a new book. Astros fans should be even happier about the move. Their current facility in Kissimmee is a dump in the middle of a Falls Church-like shit-hole. It's so depressing there.
> There was no insinuation of that nature whatsoever.
> You let your vivid imagination get the better of you.
No, you're just a pathetic stupid shit who overplays a hand he isn't even holding. What a fucking loser.
> As for Wainright, he is still an opening day calibre
> starter and one of the best over the past few years.
Yeah, kind of like Verlander, Shields, and Tillman.
> My statement stands and it is grounded in fact.
Ha! None of your statements stand, and they are typically grounded in absolute bullshit. Like claims that The Broad Street that closed in 1997 somehow moved across the street and turned into Dogwood Tavern in 2008. Pure, unadulterated bullshit. All this transparent lying of course appears to be sourced in the reality of your tiny life being so totally dismal and devoid of interest or meaning that you have to invent this elaborate alternate version of things to serve as a salve for your real world pain and suffering. But even in your far-fetched fantasy land, you are still flummoxed by such trifles as "suss" and "peeled" versus "unpeeled." And you can't tell when scallop season ends or when a comment has been applied to all of a day's starting pitchers rather than to just two. It's all rather comical of course, but also just pathetic on a deeper level.
----------------------------------------------------------
> Maybe one day you'll be able to attend in person.
> Well, you've missed out on Space Coast, but
> there's opportunity to catch them in their new
> home next tear -well, for most of us anyway!
LOL! As you know only too well, I've been there dozens of times. In fact, it keeps you awake at night knowing how thoroughly I have been there and done all that. But to this point, I have never been to a ballgame at Turner Field, so here's the perfect year to do something different. As usual, we'll end up being in many different major and minor league parks by summer's end. Then it'll be off to Palm Beach next Spring. It'll be like opening the pages of a new book. Astros fans should be even happier about the move. Their current facility in Kissimmee is a dump in the middle of a Falls Church-like shit-hole. It's so depressing there.
> There was no insinuation of that nature whatsoever.
> You let your vivid imagination get the better of you.
No, you're just a pathetic stupid shit who overplays a hand he isn't even holding. What a fucking loser.
> As for Wainright, he is still an opening day calibre
> starter and one of the best over the past few years.
Yeah, kind of like Verlander, Shields, and Tillman.
> My statement stands and it is grounded in fact.
Ha! None of your statements stand, and they are typically grounded in absolute bullshit. Like claims that The Broad Street that closed in 1997 somehow moved across the street and turned into Dogwood Tavern in 2008. Pure, unadulterated bullshit. All this transparent lying of course appears to be sourced in the reality of your tiny life being so totally dismal and devoid of interest or meaning that you have to invent this elaborate alternate version of things to serve as a salve for your real world pain and suffering. But even in your far-fetched fantasy land, you are still flummoxed by such trifles as "suss" and "peeled" versus "unpeeled." And you can't tell when scallop season ends or when a comment has been applied to all of a day's starting pitchers rather than to just two. It's all rather comical of course, but also just pathetic on a deeper level.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 02:28PM
The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote:
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> You never have been and you never will be!
Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete. But no game in Viera today. Shouldn't you be off to Ron Jon's or over at the Brevard County Zoo or something? Not to be missed! Of course, a true Nats fan would have made that third-world trek down I-95 to Roger Dean Stadium. Nice setting there, but the park itself is as boring as another Kissimmee. Also tough to find gas for the trip home. Don't want to show up there with the needle on "E"! Keep an eye out though for Joe Namath. He's often in attendance at Roger Dean. Game there tonight against The Fish at 7:05 and back at it versus the Cards tomorrow at 1:05. Keep us informed. LOL!
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> You never have been and you never will be!
Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete. But no game in Viera today. Shouldn't you be off to Ron Jon's or over at the Brevard County Zoo or something? Not to be missed! Of course, a true Nats fan would have made that third-world trek down I-95 to Roger Dean Stadium. Nice setting there, but the park itself is as boring as another Kissimmee. Also tough to find gas for the trip home. Don't want to show up there with the needle on "E"! Keep an eye out though for Joe Namath. He's often in attendance at Roger Dean. Game there tonight against The Fish at 7:05 and back at it versus the Cards tomorrow at 1:05. Keep us informed. LOL!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 02:34PM
Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
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> ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's mixed up
> multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass here. lol
Can you explain to me about this "Asshole Spotter" guy you obsess over so frequently? Who is that guy anyway? Myself, I think he might have lived in one of those million-dollar homes along Locust Street.
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> ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's mixed up
> multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass here. lol
Can you explain to me about this "Asshole Spotter" guy you obsess over so frequently? Who is that guy anyway? Myself, I think he might have lived in one of those million-dollar homes along Locust Street.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 02:37PM
Its Friday so you can bet Im going to be depressed and lonley SO GET READY FOR MY WRATH YOU FALLS CHUCHIANS!!!!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
remix
()
Date: March 25, 2016 03:22PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's mixed up
> > multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass
> here. lol
>
> Can you explain to me about this "Asshole Spotter"
> guy you obsess over so frequently? Who is that
> guy anyway? Myself, I think he might have lived
> in one of those million-dollar homes along Locust
> Street.
The following thread should tell you all you need to know. http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/1680854.html
Several people toy with AS and his numerous sock puppets. The line that sums it up best is "Asshole Spotter has declared victory more times than the Iraqi Information Minister." He has not changed.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's mixed up
> > multiple people who regularly abuse his dumb ass
> here. lol
>
> Can you explain to me about this "Asshole Spotter"
> guy you obsess over so frequently? Who is that
> guy anyway? Myself, I think he might have lived
> in one of those million-dollar homes along Locust
> Street.
The following thread should tell you all you need to know. http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/forum/read/2/1680854.html
Several people toy with AS and his numerous sock puppets. The line that sums it up best is "Asshole Spotter has declared victory more times than the Iraqi Information Minister." He has not changed.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:06PM
Actual ZERO Wrote:
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> LOL! As you know only too well, I've been there
> dozens of times.
I can't say for certain you've seen a baseball game in person anywhere besides Waters Field!
> In fact, it keeps you awake at
> night knowing how thoroughly I have been there and
> done all that.
Again, as far as I can tell you've been working Google overtime in order to pretend you've been anywhere besides your hovel with a carport!
> But to this point, I have never
> been to a ballgame at Turner Field, so here's the
> perfect year to do something different.
You're 20 years too late. You aren't visiting a classic stadium, you're visiting a dump that hasn't had new amenities put into it in years. Ha! No wonder you like Vienna so much! They're two in the same!
When I went in the 90s, it was new and had a pitching staff that was the envy of baseball. Seems you're always licking my boot heels!
> No, you're just a pathetic stupid shit who
> overplays a hand he isn't even holding. What a
> fucking loser.
There's that over active imagination I was talking about!
> Ha! None of your statements stand, and they are
> typically grounded in absolute bullshit. Like
> claims that The Broad Street that closed in 1997
> somehow moved across the street and turned into
> Dogwood Tavern in 2008.
You mean the one proven accurate by the local newspaper? Keep eatin' shit, fuckmunch!
Dogwood Tavern is opening Thursday, April 24 at 132 W. Broad Street in Falls Church. The new casual dining restaurant will serve slightly southern American fare including a raw bar. While Dogwood Tavern is in the space previously occupied by Broad Street Tavern, owners Chris Lefbom, Adam Lubar and Wilson Whitney have made dramatic improvements and changes to the interior and have added outdoor seating in the back. Entertainment will include live acoustic music and sports on large flat screen televisions. Lefbom, Lubar and Whitney also own and operate Ragtime www.ragtimerestaurant.com) and Rhodeside Grill (www.rhodesidegrill.com).
https://fcnp.com/2008/04/23/falls-church-business-news-a-notes/
All you've provided is lies and more sock puppet lies.
You've been getting stomped post after post after post.
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> LOL! As you know only too well, I've been there
> dozens of times.
I can't say for certain you've seen a baseball game in person anywhere besides Waters Field!
> In fact, it keeps you awake at
> night knowing how thoroughly I have been there and
> done all that.
Again, as far as I can tell you've been working Google overtime in order to pretend you've been anywhere besides your hovel with a carport!
> But to this point, I have never
> been to a ballgame at Turner Field, so here's the
> perfect year to do something different.
You're 20 years too late. You aren't visiting a classic stadium, you're visiting a dump that hasn't had new amenities put into it in years. Ha! No wonder you like Vienna so much! They're two in the same!
When I went in the 90s, it was new and had a pitching staff that was the envy of baseball. Seems you're always licking my boot heels!
> No, you're just a pathetic stupid shit who
> overplays a hand he isn't even holding. What a
> fucking loser.
There's that over active imagination I was talking about!
> Ha! None of your statements stand, and they are
> typically grounded in absolute bullshit. Like
> claims that The Broad Street that closed in 1997
> somehow moved across the street and turned into
> Dogwood Tavern in 2008.
You mean the one proven accurate by the local newspaper? Keep eatin' shit, fuckmunch!
Dogwood Tavern is opening Thursday, April 24 at 132 W. Broad Street in Falls Church. The new casual dining restaurant will serve slightly southern American fare including a raw bar. While Dogwood Tavern is in the space previously occupied by Broad Street Tavern, owners Chris Lefbom, Adam Lubar and Wilson Whitney have made dramatic improvements and changes to the interior and have added outdoor seating in the back. Entertainment will include live acoustic music and sports on large flat screen televisions. Lefbom, Lubar and Whitney also own and operate Ragtime www.ragtimerestaurant.com) and Rhodeside Grill (www.rhodesidegrill.com).
https://fcnp.com/2008/04/23/falls-church-business-news-a-notes/
All you've provided is lies and more sock puppet lies.
You've been getting stomped post after post after post.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:13PM
Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
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> ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's
> mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse his
> dumb ass here. lol
>
> Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of this
> InnerWebs thingy yet.
It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris. He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he can't admit his numerous shortcomings and misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to think that there are numerous people who think he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the off chance he might actually be convincing another person of his bullshit. And, we all know that nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep shoveling it.
-------------------------------------------------------
> ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that he's
> mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse his
> dumb ass here. lol
>
> Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of this
> InnerWebs thingy yet.
It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris. He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he can't admit his numerous shortcomings and misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to think that there are numerous people who think he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the off chance he might actually be convincing another person of his bullshit. And, we all know that nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep shoveling it.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
FFXU Translator
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:17PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You never have been and you never will be!
>
> Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in
> Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete. But no game
> in Viera today. Shouldn't you be off to Ron Jon's
> or over at the Brevard County Zoo or something?
> Not to be missed! Of course, a true Nats fan
> would have made that third-world trek down I-95 to
> Roger Dean Stadium. Nice setting there, but the
> park itself is as boring as another Kissimmee.
> Also tough to find gas for the trip home. Don't
> want to show up there with the needle on "E"!
> Keep an eye out though for Joe Namath. He's often
> in attendance at Roger Dean. Game there tonight
> against The Fish at 7:05 and back at it versus the
> Cards tomorrow at 1:05. Keep us informed. LOL!
^
"If i hadn't spent all of my money remodeling the kitchen then maybe I could go somewhere else too. :("
-------------------------------------------------------
> The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You never have been and you never will be!
>
> Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in
> Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete. But no game
> in Viera today. Shouldn't you be off to Ron Jon's
> or over at the Brevard County Zoo or something?
> Not to be missed! Of course, a true Nats fan
> would have made that third-world trek down I-95 to
> Roger Dean Stadium. Nice setting there, but the
> park itself is as boring as another Kissimmee.
> Also tough to find gas for the trip home. Don't
> want to show up there with the needle on "E"!
> Keep an eye out though for Joe Namath. He's often
> in attendance at Roger Dean. Game there tonight
> against The Fish at 7:05 and back at it versus the
> Cards tomorrow at 1:05. Keep us informed. LOL!
^
"If i hadn't spent all of my money remodeling the kitchen then maybe I could go somewhere else too. :("
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:22PM
Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You never have been and you never will be!
>
> Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in
> Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete.
Sure you have! LOL!
Attachments:
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> The Big Fat Falls Church Phony Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You never have been and you never will be!
>
> Actually, I've been to both Steinbrenner Field in
> Tampa and The Trop over in St Pete.
Sure you have! LOL!
Attachments:
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Bonfire of His Vanity
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:30PM
just a few Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's
> > mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse
> his
> > dumb ass here. lol
> >
> > Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of
> this
> > InnerWebs thingy yet.
>
> It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris.
> He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he
> can't admit his numerous shortcomings and
> misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to
> think that there are numerous people who think
> he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were
> that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the
> off chance he might actually be convincing another
> person of his bullshit. And, we all know that
> nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep
> shoveling it.
Yep, typical blowhard bullshitter that you find around here.
He is fun to fuck with though. It's like bowling for Assholes...
Set him up, knock him down, and then he just keeps resetting so you can do it over and over again. lol
Almost too easy sometimes.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's
> > mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse
> his
> > dumb ass here. lol
> >
> > Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of
> this
> > InnerWebs thingy yet.
>
> It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris.
> He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he
> can't admit his numerous shortcomings and
> misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to
> think that there are numerous people who think
> he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were
> that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the
> off chance he might actually be convincing another
> person of his bullshit. And, we all know that
> nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep
> shoveling it.
Yep, typical blowhard bullshitter that you find around here.
He is fun to fuck with though. It's like bowling for Assholes...
Set him up, knock him down, and then he just keeps resetting so you can do it over and over again. lol
Almost too easy sometimes.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 04:40PM
The asshole stuck in the shithole called Falls Church Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------------
> Its Friday so you can bet Im going to be depressed and lonley
SO GET READY FOR MY WRATH YOU FALLS CHUCHIANS!!!!
Playing the ultimate SCUMBAG card yet again? How many do you think will be surprised (or impressed) by that? Nice fucking job on "lonely" and "Churchians" too by the way, you feeble-minded dickhead. That's rather a sorry-ass job on "It's" and "I'm" as well. What a colossal failure you are! You're doing worse here than a crash-test dummy on a bad-hair day.
------------------------------------------------------------
> Its Friday so you can bet Im going to be depressed and lonley
SO GET READY FOR MY WRATH YOU FALLS CHUCHIANS!!!!
Playing the ultimate SCUMBAG card yet again? How many do you think will be surprised (or impressed) by that? Nice fucking job on "lonely" and "Churchians" too by the way, you feeble-minded dickhead. That's rather a sorry-ass job on "It's" and "I'm" as well. What a colossal failure you are! You're doing worse here than a crash-test dummy on a bad-hair day.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
well played
()
Date: March 25, 2016 05:00PM
just a few Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's
> > mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse
> his
> > dumb ass here. lol
> >
> > Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of
> this
> > InnerWebs thingy yet.
>
> It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris.
> He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he
> can't admit his numerous shortcomings and
> misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to
> think that there are numerous people who think
> he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were
> that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the
> off chance he might actually be convincing another
> person of his bullshit. And, we all know that
> nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep
> shoveling it.
+1
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gutted but still trying to swim Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^ Alheimer's dude still can't comprehend that
> he's
> > mixed up multiple people who regularly abuse
> his
> > dumb ass here. lol
> >
> > Keep trying Gramps. You'll get the hang of
> this
> > InnerWebs thingy yet.
>
> It's a combination of a fragile ego and hubris.
> He has a fragile narcissistic ego. It's why he
> can't admit his numerous shortcomings and
> misstatements. His hubris won't allow him to
> think that there are numerous people who think
> he's a bumbling moron and a liar. Even if he were
> that self aware, he still wouldn't admit it in the
> off chance he might actually be convincing another
> person of his bullshit. And, we all know that
> nobody is buying his bullshit, but he'll keep
> shoveling it.
+1
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 05:08PM
Dinner plans at Honey Pig Wrote:
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> The following thread should tell you all you need to know.
Thanks for that! Plain to see that it's just you 18 fucking months ago trying to play the same SCUMBAG card on this "Asshole Spotter" guy as he proceeds to just kick the living shit out of all 50 of you or however many the final fraud count came to. Just a giant pile of dead Falls Church fucktards at the end, a Fail Army fiasco if ever I saw one. That thread actually shows you to be an even worse fucking lame-ass dumbshit than you had so far shown yourself to be in this one. In reality, you are just like Chernobyl-grade fucked up.
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> The following thread should tell you all you need to know.
Thanks for that! Plain to see that it's just you 18 fucking months ago trying to play the same SCUMBAG card on this "Asshole Spotter" guy as he proceeds to just kick the living shit out of all 50 of you or however many the final fraud count came to. Just a giant pile of dead Falls Church fucktards at the end, a Fail Army fiasco if ever I saw one. That thread actually shows you to be an even worse fucking lame-ass dumbshit than you had so far shown yourself to be in this one. In reality, you are just like Chernobyl-grade fucked up.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
NPD
()
Date: March 25, 2016 06:11PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> Dinner plans at Honey Pig Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The following thread should tell you all you
> need to know.
>
> Thanks for that! Plain to see that it's just you
> 18 fucking months ago trying to play the same
> SCUMBAG card on this "Asshole Spotter" guy as he
> proceeds to just kick the living shit out of all
> 50 of you or however many the final fraud count
> came to. Just a giant pile of dead Falls Church
> fucktards at the end, a Fail Army fiasco if ever I
> saw one. That thread actually shows you to be an
> even worse fucking lame-ass dumbshit than you had
> so far shown yourself to be in this one. In
> reality, you are just like Chernobyl-grade fucked
> up.
Why are you referring to yourself as if you're not one in the same?
Oh wait...
Elsa Ronningstam, associate clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School and author of Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality: Referring to yourself in the third person creates distance between "I" and "he." So if you have an exaggerated view of how great you are, you could be using this distance to make yourself even bigger.
"The narcissist often talks to himself in third person singular. He feels that it lends objectivity to his thoughts, making them appear to be emanating from an external source. The narcissist's self-esteem is so low that, to be trusted, he has to disguise himself, to hide himself from himself. It is the narcissist's pernicious and all-pervasive art of un-being."
The narcissist brags. His speech is peppered with "I", "my", "myself", "mine" and other appropriating linguistic structures. He describes himself as intelligent, or rich, or modest, or intuitive, or creative - but always excessively and extraordinarily so. One is almost tempted to say, inhumanly so. His biography sounds implausibly rich and complex. His achievements - incommensurate with his age, education, or renown. His actual state always appears evidently and demonstrably incompatible with his claims. Very often, the narcissist lies or fantasizes in a manner very easy to discern. He always name-drops.
-------------------------------------------------------
> Dinner plans at Honey Pig Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > The following thread should tell you all you
> need to know.
>
> Thanks for that! Plain to see that it's just you
> 18 fucking months ago trying to play the same
> SCUMBAG card on this "Asshole Spotter" guy as he
> proceeds to just kick the living shit out of all
> 50 of you or however many the final fraud count
> came to. Just a giant pile of dead Falls Church
> fucktards at the end, a Fail Army fiasco if ever I
> saw one. That thread actually shows you to be an
> even worse fucking lame-ass dumbshit than you had
> so far shown yourself to be in this one. In
> reality, you are just like Chernobyl-grade fucked
> up.
Why are you referring to yourself as if you're not one in the same?
Oh wait...
Elsa Ronningstam, associate clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School and author of Identifying and Understanding the Narcissistic Personality: Referring to yourself in the third person creates distance between "I" and "he." So if you have an exaggerated view of how great you are, you could be using this distance to make yourself even bigger.
"The narcissist often talks to himself in third person singular. He feels that it lends objectivity to his thoughts, making them appear to be emanating from an external source. The narcissist's self-esteem is so low that, to be trusted, he has to disguise himself, to hide himself from himself. It is the narcissist's pernicious and all-pervasive art of un-being."
The narcissist brags. His speech is peppered with "I", "my", "myself", "mine" and other appropriating linguistic structures. He describes himself as intelligent, or rich, or modest, or intuitive, or creative - but always excessively and extraordinarily so. One is almost tempted to say, inhumanly so. His biography sounds implausibly rich and complex. His achievements - incommensurate with his age, education, or renown. His actual state always appears evidently and demonstrably incompatible with his claims. Very often, the narcissist lies or fantasizes in a manner very easy to discern. He always name-drops.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 07:46PM
The mega-giant uber-failtard asshole from Falls Church Wrote:
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> I can't say for certain you've seen a baseball
> game in person anywhere besides Waters Field!
You can't say anything without lying through your rotting teeth. You can't deal with ANY aspect of reality at all.
> Again, as far as I can tell you've been working
> Google overtime in order to pretend you've been
> anywhere besides your hovel with a carport!
LOL! Never drove past the Brevard County Zoo, eh? That's what happens to people who have never gone to Viera for Spring Training. Nice crash-and-burn, asshole.
> You're 20 years too late. You aren't visiting a
> classic stadium, you're visiting a dump that hasn't
> had new amenities put into it in years.
Too fucking stupid. NEXT YEAR would be too late. And the point is that we walked around and around that brand new stadium while we were at the Olympics in 1996. Remember "The Dream Team"? Barkley, Shaq, The Mailman? Yeah, we were there for that. Remember Dot Richardson? Yeah, we were there for that too. But now the chance of adding Turner Field to the roster of ballparks that I've seen an MLB game in is dwindling. As there is literally nothing worthwhile in Viera that we haven't already seen or done, it's the perfect time to go in another direction this year. Then we'll head down to Palm Beach in 2017.
> Ha! No wonder you like Vienna so much! They're
> two in the same!
I don't live in Vienna, douche. I do live close enough to be able to take advantage of the many, many, many things that it has to offer that a festering ruin and decay-ridden dump like Falls Church simply does not have -- like someplace better to eat than fucking Meat in a Box.
> When I went in the 90s, it was new and had a
> pitching staff that was the envy of baseball.
> Seems you're always licking my boot heels!
Actually, the boot is what I'm forever putting up your sorry ass, you chronic loser. So how many major league parks will you claim to have been to, I wonder? Be sure to tell a big enough lie to get you up to like at least half the total that I've been in. Meanwhile, I did a lot of my 1990's summertime baseball lollygagging out in the LF bleachers at wrigley Field singing along with Harry. Did manage to get to Fulton County Stadium alright, and we have been back to Atlanta since the Olympics, but never when the Braves were in town. So we'll go take care of that here shortly.
> There's that over active imagination I was talking about!
All I have imagined is that you will not say a single thing that's actually worth a shit, and so far, I've been exactly right about that, you tragically pathetic fraud.
> You mean the one proven accurate by the local
> newspaper? Keep eatin' shit, fuckmunch!
Yeah, having your in-bred cousin empty her phone into yours was such a very, very good idea. It's 2016, asshole. At least I had an actual doctor to call on to help unveil the transparent fraud tactics you employed. What a classic death you suffered there. Python's "Death of Genghis Khan" was probably funnier, but not by a whole lot.
> All you've provided is lies and more sock puppet lies.
Actually, it is you (as always) who is the mealy-mouthed liar. That's your one and only specialty, I am merely one who personally experienced the pleasures of drinking and dining at 105 West Broad Street during the 1990s. It's all as clear as a bell to me, and I'd presume to others as well. You on the other fucking shit-stained hand, were never there at all in any capacity or for any reason. You have nothing at all to bring to the table except more proof of what a worthless lying dumbfuck asshole you are. Gotta go with what you've got, I guess.
> You've been getting stomped post after post after post.
That's asshole-speak for "Oh, God! How my flabby butt is burning!!!" Sorry toadie, but you've got jackshit here beyond the mantle of god-awful stupid-ass fraud that you were wearing when you walked in. Such a Worthless loser.
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> I can't say for certain you've seen a baseball
> game in person anywhere besides Waters Field!
You can't say anything without lying through your rotting teeth. You can't deal with ANY aspect of reality at all.
> Again, as far as I can tell you've been working
> Google overtime in order to pretend you've been
> anywhere besides your hovel with a carport!
LOL! Never drove past the Brevard County Zoo, eh? That's what happens to people who have never gone to Viera for Spring Training. Nice crash-and-burn, asshole.
> You're 20 years too late. You aren't visiting a
> classic stadium, you're visiting a dump that hasn't
> had new amenities put into it in years.
Too fucking stupid. NEXT YEAR would be too late. And the point is that we walked around and around that brand new stadium while we were at the Olympics in 1996. Remember "The Dream Team"? Barkley, Shaq, The Mailman? Yeah, we were there for that. Remember Dot Richardson? Yeah, we were there for that too. But now the chance of adding Turner Field to the roster of ballparks that I've seen an MLB game in is dwindling. As there is literally nothing worthwhile in Viera that we haven't already seen or done, it's the perfect time to go in another direction this year. Then we'll head down to Palm Beach in 2017.
> Ha! No wonder you like Vienna so much! They're
> two in the same!
I don't live in Vienna, douche. I do live close enough to be able to take advantage of the many, many, many things that it has to offer that a festering ruin and decay-ridden dump like Falls Church simply does not have -- like someplace better to eat than fucking Meat in a Box.
> When I went in the 90s, it was new and had a
> pitching staff that was the envy of baseball.
> Seems you're always licking my boot heels!
Actually, the boot is what I'm forever putting up your sorry ass, you chronic loser. So how many major league parks will you claim to have been to, I wonder? Be sure to tell a big enough lie to get you up to like at least half the total that I've been in. Meanwhile, I did a lot of my 1990's summertime baseball lollygagging out in the LF bleachers at wrigley Field singing along with Harry. Did manage to get to Fulton County Stadium alright, and we have been back to Atlanta since the Olympics, but never when the Braves were in town. So we'll go take care of that here shortly.
> There's that over active imagination I was talking about!
All I have imagined is that you will not say a single thing that's actually worth a shit, and so far, I've been exactly right about that, you tragically pathetic fraud.
> You mean the one proven accurate by the local
> newspaper? Keep eatin' shit, fuckmunch!
Yeah, having your in-bred cousin empty her phone into yours was such a very, very good idea. It's 2016, asshole. At least I had an actual doctor to call on to help unveil the transparent fraud tactics you employed. What a classic death you suffered there. Python's "Death of Genghis Khan" was probably funnier, but not by a whole lot.
> All you've provided is lies and more sock puppet lies.
Actually, it is you (as always) who is the mealy-mouthed liar. That's your one and only specialty, I am merely one who personally experienced the pleasures of drinking and dining at 105 West Broad Street during the 1990s. It's all as clear as a bell to me, and I'd presume to others as well. You on the other fucking shit-stained hand, were never there at all in any capacity or for any reason. You have nothing at all to bring to the table except more proof of what a worthless lying dumbfuck asshole you are. Gotta go with what you've got, I guess.
> You've been getting stomped post after post after post.
That's asshole-speak for "Oh, God! How my flabby butt is burning!!!" Sorry toadie, but you've got jackshit here beyond the mantle of god-awful stupid-ass fraud that you were wearing when you walked in. Such a Worthless loser.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 25, 2016 08:05PM
Wow, another busy vacation day for the Fanboi! LOL. But it's back to the grind next week I'm afraid. Back to taking the metro to and from DC to sit around doing nothing all day. Sigh. :-(
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 25, 2016 08:07PM
This time the pathetic ignorant Falls Church Asshole Wrote:
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> Sure you have! LOL!
Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista, Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach, Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your butthurt, asshole!
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> Sure you have! LOL!
Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista, Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach, Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your butthurt, asshole!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
SunTrust
()
Date: March 25, 2016 08:29PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> This time the pathetic ignorant Falls Church
> Asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----------
> > Sure you have! LOL!
>
> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
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> This time the pathetic ignorant Falls Church
> Asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----------
> > Sure you have! LOL!
>
> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
dr. phil
()
Date: March 25, 2016 09:29PM
NPD Wrote:
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> The narcissist brags. His speech is peppered with
> "I", "my", "myself", "mine" and other
> appropriating linguistic structures. He describes
> himself as intelligent, or rich, or modest, or
> intuitive, or creative - but always excessively
> and extraordinarily so. One is almost tempted to
> say, inhumanly so. His biography sounds
> implausibly rich and complex. His achievements -
> incommensurate with his age, education, or renown.
> His actual state always appears evidently and
> demonstrably incompatible with his claims. Very
> often, the narcissist lies or fantasizes in a
> manner very easy to discern. He always name-drops.
I would say you nailed it, but that would be inappropriate on Easter.
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> The narcissist brags. His speech is peppered with
> "I", "my", "myself", "mine" and other
> appropriating linguistic structures. He describes
> himself as intelligent, or rich, or modest, or
> intuitive, or creative - but always excessively
> and extraordinarily so. One is almost tempted to
> say, inhumanly so. His biography sounds
> implausibly rich and complex. His achievements -
> incommensurate with his age, education, or renown.
> His actual state always appears evidently and
> demonstrably incompatible with his claims. Very
> often, the narcissist lies or fantasizes in a
> manner very easy to discern. He always name-drops.
I would say you nailed it, but that would be inappropriate on Easter.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Falls Church Copter
()
Date: March 25, 2016 09:46PM
I guess some helicopter nerd doesn't like Falls Church, maybe it is because they closed Burger King?
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
CHOPPER CHOPPER CHOPPER CHOPPER
()
Date: March 25, 2016 09:53PM
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Google to the rescue
()
Date: March 25, 2016 10:07PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> This time the pathetic ignorant Falls Church
> Asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----------
> > Sure you have! LOL!
>
> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Impressive! We all hope that one day we'll be fortunate enough to have the Internet so that we can watch MLB TV too.
lmao
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> This time the pathetic ignorant Falls Church
> Asshole Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----------
> > Sure you have! LOL!
>
> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Impressive! We all hope that one day we'll be fortunate enough to have the Internet so that we can watch MLB TV too.
lmao
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
check, check, check and check
()
Date: March 26, 2016 07:30AM
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/narcissistic-personality-disorder/basics/definition/con-20025568Quote
Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of ultraconfidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 26, 2016 09:04AM
The real Actual ZERO Wrote:
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> You can't deal with ANY aspect of
> reality at all.
The reality of the situation is that you're a known and proven liar. Pointing out your lies is hilariously easy and watching you squirm your way out of being caught in you lies is even funnier.
> LOL! Never drove past the Brevard County Zoo, eh?
How'd you arrive at that ridiculously stupid conclusion?
> That's what happens to people who have never gone
> to Viera for Spring Training. Nice
> crash-and-burn, asshole.
It's actually what happens to those who use Google as the entire basis of their knowledge about the area. You fit that bill perfectly.
> Too fucking stupid. NEXT YEAR would be too late.
Next year you'd be there to see a brand new facility. This year you're visiting a dump.
> And the point is that we walked around and around
> that brand new stadium while we were at the
> Olympics in 1996. Remember "The Dream Team"?
The third Dream Team?
> Barkley, Shaq, The Mailman? Yeah, we were there
> for that.
They played at Morehouse and the GA Dome.
> Remember Dot Richardson? Yeah, we were
> there for that too. But now the chance of adding
> Turner Field to the roster of ballparks that I've
> seen an MLB game in is dwindling. As there is
> literally nothing worthwhile in Viera that we
> haven't already seen or done, it's the perfect
> time to go in another direction this year. Then
> we'll head down to Palm Beach in 2017.
Or the perfect time to bullshit an excuse just as you did here.
> I don't live in Vienna, douche.
Who said you did?
> So how many major league parks will you claim to have been to,
> I wonder?
Including those that are no longer in use or demolished?
> Actually, it is you (as always) who is the
> mealy-mouthed liar. That's your one and only
> specialty, I am merely one who personally
> experienced the pleasures of drinking and dining
> at 105 West Broad Street during the 1990s.
And yet the local newspaper doesn't support your version of events!
Dogwood Tavern is opening Thursday, April 24 at 132 W. Broad Street in Falls Church. The new casual dining restaurant will serve slightly southern American fare including a raw bar. While Dogwood Tavern is in the space previously occupied by Broad Street Tavern, owners Chris Lefbom, Adam Lubar and Wilson Whitney have made dramatic improvements and changes to the interior and have added outdoor seating in the back. Entertainment will include live acoustic music and sports on large flat screen televisions. Lefbom, Lubar and Whitney also own and operate Ragtime www.ragtimerestaurant.com) and Rhodeside Grill (www.rhodesidegrill.com).
https://fcnp.com/2008/04/23/falls-church-business-news-a-notes/
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> You can't deal with ANY aspect of
> reality at all.
The reality of the situation is that you're a known and proven liar. Pointing out your lies is hilariously easy and watching you squirm your way out of being caught in you lies is even funnier.
> LOL! Never drove past the Brevard County Zoo, eh?
How'd you arrive at that ridiculously stupid conclusion?
> That's what happens to people who have never gone
> to Viera for Spring Training. Nice
> crash-and-burn, asshole.
It's actually what happens to those who use Google as the entire basis of their knowledge about the area. You fit that bill perfectly.
> Too fucking stupid. NEXT YEAR would be too late.
Next year you'd be there to see a brand new facility. This year you're visiting a dump.
> And the point is that we walked around and around
> that brand new stadium while we were at the
> Olympics in 1996. Remember "The Dream Team"?
The third Dream Team?
> Barkley, Shaq, The Mailman? Yeah, we were there
> for that.
They played at Morehouse and the GA Dome.
> Remember Dot Richardson? Yeah, we were
> there for that too. But now the chance of adding
> Turner Field to the roster of ballparks that I've
> seen an MLB game in is dwindling. As there is
> literally nothing worthwhile in Viera that we
> haven't already seen or done, it's the perfect
> time to go in another direction this year. Then
> we'll head down to Palm Beach in 2017.
Or the perfect time to bullshit an excuse just as you did here.
> I don't live in Vienna, douche.
Who said you did?
> So how many major league parks will you claim to have been to,
> I wonder?
Including those that are no longer in use or demolished?
> Actually, it is you (as always) who is the
> mealy-mouthed liar. That's your one and only
> specialty, I am merely one who personally
> experienced the pleasures of drinking and dining
> at 105 West Broad Street during the 1990s.
And yet the local newspaper doesn't support your version of events!
Dogwood Tavern is opening Thursday, April 24 at 132 W. Broad Street in Falls Church. The new casual dining restaurant will serve slightly southern American fare including a raw bar. While Dogwood Tavern is in the space previously occupied by Broad Street Tavern, owners Chris Lefbom, Adam Lubar and Wilson Whitney have made dramatic improvements and changes to the interior and have added outdoor seating in the back. Entertainment will include live acoustic music and sports on large flat screen televisions. Lefbom, Lubar and Whitney also own and operate Ragtime www.ragtimerestaurant.com) and Rhodeside Grill (www.rhodesidegrill.com).
https://fcnp.com/2008/04/23/falls-church-business-news-a-notes/
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 26, 2016 09:07AM
Kilton Wrote:
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> Wow, another busy vacation day for the Fanboi!
> LOL. But it's back to the grind next week I'm
> afraid. Back to taking the metro to and from DC to
> sit around doing nothing all day. Sigh. :-(
It's funny how you think someone is on "vacation" simply because he's in FL. You must be one of those office drones that needs to ask permission to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
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> Wow, another busy vacation day for the Fanboi!
> LOL. But it's back to the grind next week I'm
> afraid. Back to taking the metro to and from DC to
> sit around doing nothing all day. Sigh. :-(
It's funny how you think someone is on "vacation" simply because he's in FL. You must be one of those office drones that needs to ask permission to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 26, 2016 09:08AM
The real Actual ZERO Wrote:
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> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
-------------------------------------------------------
> Yup, Steinbrenner Field, The Trop, and a few other
> Florida sites as well. Feel free to eat your
> heart out, drizzly-shit. Jack Russell Stadium and
> Brighthouse Field in Clearwater, Joker Marchant
> Stadium in Lakeland, Chain of Lakes Park in Winter
> Haven, Champion Stadium in Lake Buena Vista,
> Osceola County Stadium in Kissimmee, Space Coast
> in Viera of course, Holman Stadium in Vero Beach,
> Roger Dean Stadium in Jupiter. Might be missing a
> couple, but we'll be adding at least the Ballpark
> of the Palm Beaches nest year, and you of course
> will not. Off now to watch the Sox. Enjoy your
> butthurt, asshole!
Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 26, 2016 04:37PM
SunTrust Wrote:
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> Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump class, it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do, and can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of course, the second half of that question simply fades away, and only the first half remains.
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> Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump class, it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do, and can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of course, the second half of that question simply fades away, and only the first half remains.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
HELOC
()
Date: March 26, 2016 05:28PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> SunTrust Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
>
> For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump class,
> it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do, and
> can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of
> course, the second half of that question simply
> fades away, and only the first half remains.
Maybe you'll get there one day.
First, you need to pay me back.
-------------------------------------------------------
> SunTrust Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
>
> For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump class,
> it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do, and
> can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of
> course, the second half of that question simply
> fades away, and only the first half remains.
Maybe you'll get there one day.
First, you need to pay me back.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 26, 2016 05:42PM
just a few Wrote:
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> The reality of the situation is that you're a
> known and proven liar. Pointing out your lies is
> hilariously easy and watching you squirm your way
> out of being caught in you lies is even funnier.
Laughable little moron. The only way you can deal with facts is to call them lies. That's your big argument. It's pre-school level babble.
> How'd you arrive at that ridiculously stupid conclusion?
Well, it's not the only route to and from the ballpark, but anyone having spent actual time in and around Viera will know about the Brevard Zoo. You plainly do not. I have of course been there, and can report that it's a quite a nice place to spend an afternoon -- quite a lot nicer than what one might expect from just a local little place.
> Next year you'd be there to see a brand new
> facility. This year you're visiting a dump.
You just can't grasp the concept, can you? Such a narrow little creature! There will be plenty of years in which to visit SunTrust Park. It will come to have it's turn at some point, just as so many other parks have. Time for Turner Field is running out.
> They played at Morehouse and the GA Dome.
Well, half the Georgia Dome. Gymnastics was in the other half.
> Or the perfect time to bullshit an excuse just as
> you did here.
Believe what you need to in order to save your savaged ego, envy boy.
> Including those that are no longer in use or demolished?
How confusing is the term "major league park?" If you saw the Expos play aan NL game at Hiram Bithorn, go ahead and count it.
> And yet the local newspaper doesn't support your
> version of events!
Dummy, it's neutral on the matter of what folded at 105 West Broad Street in 1997 to reopen as Ireland's Four Provinces. Some of us know the answer to that question perfectly well. Others haven't got a clue.
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> The reality of the situation is that you're a
> known and proven liar. Pointing out your lies is
> hilariously easy and watching you squirm your way
> out of being caught in you lies is even funnier.
Laughable little moron. The only way you can deal with facts is to call them lies. That's your big argument. It's pre-school level babble.
> How'd you arrive at that ridiculously stupid conclusion?
Well, it's not the only route to and from the ballpark, but anyone having spent actual time in and around Viera will know about the Brevard Zoo. You plainly do not. I have of course been there, and can report that it's a quite a nice place to spend an afternoon -- quite a lot nicer than what one might expect from just a local little place.
> Next year you'd be there to see a brand new
> facility. This year you're visiting a dump.
You just can't grasp the concept, can you? Such a narrow little creature! There will be plenty of years in which to visit SunTrust Park. It will come to have it's turn at some point, just as so many other parks have. Time for Turner Field is running out.
> They played at Morehouse and the GA Dome.
Well, half the Georgia Dome. Gymnastics was in the other half.
> Or the perfect time to bullshit an excuse just as
> you did here.
Believe what you need to in order to save your savaged ego, envy boy.
> Including those that are no longer in use or demolished?
How confusing is the term "major league park?" If you saw the Expos play aan NL game at Hiram Bithorn, go ahead and count it.
> And yet the local newspaper doesn't support your
> version of events!
Dummy, it's neutral on the matter of what folded at 105 West Broad Street in 1997 to reopen as Ireland's Four Provinces. Some of us know the answer to that question perfectly well. Others haven't got a clue.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 26, 2016 06:01PM
just a few Wrote:
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> Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
Guess it's just hard to believe how limited and debased your existence has been. Without even trying, people have run circles around you.
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> Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
Guess it's just hard to believe how limited and debased your existence has been. Without even trying, people have run circles around you.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
bingo
()
Date: March 26, 2016 06:24PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
>
> Guess it's just hard to believe how limited and
> debased your existence has been. Without even
> trying, people have run circles around you.
-------------------------------------------------------
> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Somebody's been working Wikipedia overtime!
>
> Guess it's just hard to believe how limited and
> debased your existence has been. Without even
> trying, people have run circles around you.
Quote
Narcissistic personality disorder is a mental disorder in which people have an inflated sense of their own importance, a deep need for admiration and a lack of empathy for others. But behind this mask of ultraconfidence lies a fragile self-esteem that's vulnerable to the slightest criticism.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
HELOC #2
()
Date: March 26, 2016 07:26PM
HELOC Wrote:
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> The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > SunTrust Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
> >
> > For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump
> class,
> > it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do,
> and
> > can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of
> > course, the second half of that question simply
> > fades away, and only the first half remains.
>
>
> Maybe you'll get there one day.
>
> First, you need to pay me back.
Me too.
-------------------------------------------------------
> The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > SunTrust Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Not until you pay off that kitchen remodel!
> >
> > For those trapped in the stiff-and-schlump
> class,
> > it's ever a matter of "What do we want to do,
> and
> > can we afford to do it?" At a certain point of
> > course, the second half of that question simply
> > fades away, and only the first half remains.
>
>
> Maybe you'll get there one day.
>
> First, you need to pay me back.
Me too.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 26, 2016 11:07PM
The real Actual ZERO Wrote:
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> Laughable little moron. The only way you can deal
> with facts is to call them lies.
You don't know what facts are. For fuck's sake, facts are actually presented to you and you still prefer your fictional version of events. Your posts are replete with this phenomenon.
> Well, it's not the only route to and from the
> ballpark, but anyone having spent actual time in
> and around Viera will know about the Brevard Zoo.
> You plainly do not.
Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously absurd conclusion? There are no facts in evidence to support it, but in your imagination it is somehow the incontrovertible truth. It's nothing more than made up bullshit which is about the extent of all of your posts. I guess the pictures really rattled you!
> I have of course been there,
> and can report that it's a quite a nice place to
> spend an afternoon -- quite a lot nicer than what
> one might expect from just a local little place.
I'm sure Wikipedia had wonderful things to say about it.
On your next little Google adventure, take a trip to Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be disappointed! I take it because you've never mentioned it, you've never actually been there. I have of course been there and can report it has some of the most pristine beaches in all of FL. LOL!
> You just can't grasp the concept, can you?
I can. I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or two before the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no redeeming value whatsoever.
You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER Camden, the Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test of time. It has no reason to be on anyone's bucket list of baseball venues. None.
> Believe what you need to in order to save your
> savaged ego, envy boy.
LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one with the ego problem. It's been well documented here!
-------------------------------------------------------
> Laughable little moron. The only way you can deal
> with facts is to call them lies.
You don't know what facts are. For fuck's sake, facts are actually presented to you and you still prefer your fictional version of events. Your posts are replete with this phenomenon.
> Well, it's not the only route to and from the
> ballpark, but anyone having spent actual time in
> and around Viera will know about the Brevard Zoo.
> You plainly do not.
Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously absurd conclusion? There are no facts in evidence to support it, but in your imagination it is somehow the incontrovertible truth. It's nothing more than made up bullshit which is about the extent of all of your posts. I guess the pictures really rattled you!
> I have of course been there,
> and can report that it's a quite a nice place to
> spend an afternoon -- quite a lot nicer than what
> one might expect from just a local little place.
I'm sure Wikipedia had wonderful things to say about it.
On your next little Google adventure, take a trip to Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be disappointed! I take it because you've never mentioned it, you've never actually been there. I have of course been there and can report it has some of the most pristine beaches in all of FL. LOL!
> You just can't grasp the concept, can you?
I can. I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or two before the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no redeeming value whatsoever.
You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER Camden, the Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test of time. It has no reason to be on anyone's bucket list of baseball venues. None.
> Believe what you need to in order to save your
> savaged ego, envy boy.
LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one with the ego problem. It's been well documented here!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 27, 2016 06:28AM
just a few Wrote:
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> It's funny how you think someone is on "vacation"
> simply because he's in FL. You must be one of
> those office drones that needs to ask permission
> to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
Teehee. Not "someone". Just a born loser from Falls Church who works in a go-nowhere, insufferably boring office job in downtown DC. When he goes to Florida, it's for vacation -- a short one. :-)
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> It's funny how you think someone is on "vacation"
> simply because he's in FL. You must be one of
> those office drones that needs to ask permission
> to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
Teehee. Not "someone". Just a born loser from Falls Church who works in a go-nowhere, insufferably boring office job in downtown DC. When he goes to Florida, it's for vacation -- a short one. :-)
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 27, 2016 09:21AM
Kilton Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It's funny how you think someone is on
> "vacation"
> > simply because he's in FL. You must be one of
> > those office drones that needs to ask
> permission
> > to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
>
> Teehee. Not "someone". Just a born loser from
> Falls Church who works in a go-nowhere,
> insufferably boring office job in downtown DC.
> When he goes to Florida, it's for vacation -- a
> short one. :-)
What a disappointment. You've been the Arnold Horshack of this thread screaming "ooh, ooh, ooh," day after day, post after post for three pages.
When I finally call on you, you lay a massive egg. To be fair, it was to be expected given your performance thus far (remember when you said I wasn't in FL), but I thought you might be able to step up once you were inthe spotlight. Alas, you failed again. Doubtful you'll get another chance.
As for when I might return? I was planning on next Monday, but the cold weather predicted for next week is giving me some pause. See, when you don't need to ask permission from someone to be out if the office, you can do these sort of things.
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > It's funny how you think someone is on
> "vacation"
> > simply because he's in FL. You must be one of
> > those office drones that needs to ask
> permission
> > to leave the DC area for a few days a year.
>
> Teehee. Not "someone". Just a born loser from
> Falls Church who works in a go-nowhere,
> insufferably boring office job in downtown DC.
> When he goes to Florida, it's for vacation -- a
> short one. :-)
What a disappointment. You've been the Arnold Horshack of this thread screaming "ooh, ooh, ooh," day after day, post after post for three pages.
When I finally call on you, you lay a massive egg. To be fair, it was to be expected given your performance thus far (remember when you said I wasn't in FL), but I thought you might be able to step up once you were inthe spotlight. Alas, you failed again. Doubtful you'll get another chance.
As for when I might return? I was planning on next Monday, but the cold weather predicted for next week is giving me some pause. See, when you don't need to ask permission from someone to be out if the office, you can do these sort of things.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 27, 2016 01:02PM
just a few Wrote:
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> What a disappointment. You've been the Arnold
> Horshack of this thread screaming "ooh, ooh, ooh,"
> day after day, post after post for three pages.
Translation: "You nailed it, Kilton. Though I ignored you for as long as I possibly could to try and make you think you were mistaking me for someone else, I inevitably just couldn't take it anymore and had to respond. I really wanted a Kilton-free vacation in Florida (during spring break, LOL), but you ruined it. Now it's back to god-awful Falls Church, and my horribly boring office job in DC. Good grief!"
Turn that frown upside down, slappy. At least you can hold your head high knowing that you didn't spend every single minute of vacation posting on FFU - only like 90% of them. :-) And at least when you were posting on FFU, it wasn't arguing with someone about baseball - the most boring thing on Earth - of all things.
LOL.
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> What a disappointment. You've been the Arnold
> Horshack of this thread screaming "ooh, ooh, ooh,"
> day after day, post after post for three pages.
Translation: "You nailed it, Kilton. Though I ignored you for as long as I possibly could to try and make you think you were mistaking me for someone else, I inevitably just couldn't take it anymore and had to respond. I really wanted a Kilton-free vacation in Florida (during spring break, LOL), but you ruined it. Now it's back to god-awful Falls Church, and my horribly boring office job in DC. Good grief!"
Turn that frown upside down, slappy. At least you can hold your head high knowing that you didn't spend every single minute of vacation posting on FFU - only like 90% of them. :-) And at least when you were posting on FFU, it wasn't arguing with someone about baseball - the most boring thing on Earth - of all things.
LOL.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 27, 2016 01:12PM
just a few Wrote:
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> You don't know what facts are. For fuck's sake,
> facts are actually presented to you and you still
> prefer your fictional version of events. Your
> posts are replete with this phenomenon.
Scallop season is not "long past". It is common to deep-fry those little tiny Peconics. You've never ridden any water taxi from LGA to midtown, and never darkened the door at Esca. You don't know your way around Manhattan or Tahoe or the North Shore or Nats Park or Cocoa Beach or Melbourne. You don't know much about the past or present of Falls Church either, including the fact that the place these days is just an over-priced shithole. All of the above are facts, and another one is that you are just a worthless lying downscale scumbag.
> Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously
> absurd conclusion?
People who have actually spent time in and around Viera know the zoo. You failed to recognize it. You've never been there.
> I guess the pictures really rattled you!
As was so easily shown above, your pictures were shams of entirely fraudulent origin.
> On your next little Google adventure, take a trip to
> Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be disappointed!
More bad news, chump. I spent summers growing up not far from Titusville, and there is nothing about the natural habitat of that or any other part of Florida that is anything but disappointing without proximity to the man-made overlay of a/c and access to upscale food and drink. A couple of hours in an air-boat out in the Everglades is about as far from that man-made overlay as you ever want to go.
> I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or two before
> the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no redeeming
> value whatsoever.
Yeah, I was there already in the 1960's. Around the time I was first exploring the sight lines of Connie Mack and Crosley Field. Good times in The Flats before and after games on later Cleveland visits, but sorry-asses who live in Falls Church have no room to be complaining about other places being "dumps". They would have had room to be telling us how many major league parks they've been in, unless they found it just plain embarrassing to do so.
> You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER Camden, the
> Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test of time.
I'm going to a park that I've walked by and stood next to, but never seen a game in. I'm going in order to add it to the list before it's too late, and also because it's Opening Day and against the Nats. You will NOT be there of course. You will still be hacking away over there in dusty, dreary old Falls Church, same as always.
> LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one with
> the ego problem. It's been well documented here!
LOL! It ain't bragging if it's true, sucker. Without all that envy and butthurt, you'd bring nothing to the table here at all. Embrace the inferiority, dude. It's what defines you.
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> You don't know what facts are. For fuck's sake,
> facts are actually presented to you and you still
> prefer your fictional version of events. Your
> posts are replete with this phenomenon.
Scallop season is not "long past". It is common to deep-fry those little tiny Peconics. You've never ridden any water taxi from LGA to midtown, and never darkened the door at Esca. You don't know your way around Manhattan or Tahoe or the North Shore or Nats Park or Cocoa Beach or Melbourne. You don't know much about the past or present of Falls Church either, including the fact that the place these days is just an over-priced shithole. All of the above are facts, and another one is that you are just a worthless lying downscale scumbag.
> Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously
> absurd conclusion?
People who have actually spent time in and around Viera know the zoo. You failed to recognize it. You've never been there.
> I guess the pictures really rattled you!
As was so easily shown above, your pictures were shams of entirely fraudulent origin.
> On your next little Google adventure, take a trip to
> Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be disappointed!
More bad news, chump. I spent summers growing up not far from Titusville, and there is nothing about the natural habitat of that or any other part of Florida that is anything but disappointing without proximity to the man-made overlay of a/c and access to upscale food and drink. A couple of hours in an air-boat out in the Everglades is about as far from that man-made overlay as you ever want to go.
> I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or two before
> the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no redeeming
> value whatsoever.
Yeah, I was there already in the 1960's. Around the time I was first exploring the sight lines of Connie Mack and Crosley Field. Good times in The Flats before and after games on later Cleveland visits, but sorry-asses who live in Falls Church have no room to be complaining about other places being "dumps". They would have had room to be telling us how many major league parks they've been in, unless they found it just plain embarrassing to do so.
> You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER Camden, the
> Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test of time.
I'm going to a park that I've walked by and stood next to, but never seen a game in. I'm going in order to add it to the list before it's too late, and also because it's Opening Day and against the Nats. You will NOT be there of course. You will still be hacking away over there in dusty, dreary old Falls Church, same as always.
> LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one with
> the ego problem. It's been well documented here!
LOL! It ain't bragging if it's true, sucker. Without all that envy and butthurt, you'd bring nothing to the table here at all. Embrace the inferiority, dude. It's what defines you.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 27, 2016 03:58PM
^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me where the two of you would fit in perfectly - Fantasyland! LOL!
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 27, 2016 06:02PM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You don't know what facts are. For fuck's
> sake,
> > facts are actually presented to you and you
> still
> > prefer your fictional version of events. Your
> > posts are replete with this phenomenon.
>
> Scallop season is not "long past". It is common
> to deep-fry those little tiny Peconics. You've
> never ridden any water taxi from LGA to midtown,
> and never darkened the door at Esca. You don't
> know your way around Manhattan or Tahoe or the
> North Shore or Nats Park or Cocoa Beach or
> Melbourne. You don't know much about the past or
> present of Falls Church either, including the fact
> that the place these days is just an over-priced
> shithole. All of the above are facts, and another
> one is that you are just a worthless lying
> downscale scumbag.
>
> > Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously
> > absurd conclusion?
>
> People who have actually spent time in and around
> Viera know the zoo. You failed to recognize it.
> You've never been there.
>
> > I guess the pictures really rattled you!
>
> As was so easily shown above, your pictures were
> shams of entirely fraudulent origin.
>
> > On your next little Google adventure, take a
> trip to
> > Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be
> disappointed!
>
> More bad news, chump. I spent summers growing up
> not far from Titusville, and there is nothing
> about the natural habitat of that or any other
> part of Florida that is anything but disappointing
> without proximity to the man-made overlay of a/c
> and access to upscale food and drink. A couple of
> hours in an air-boat out in the Everglades is
> about as far from that man-made overlay as you
> ever want to go.
>
> > I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or
> two before
> > the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no
> redeeming
> > value whatsoever.
>
> Yeah, I was there already in the 1960's. Around
> the time I was first exploring the sight lines of
> Connie Mack and Crosley Field. Good times in The
> Flats before and after games on later Cleveland
> visits, but sorry-asses who live in Falls Church
> have no room to be complaining about other places
> being "dumps". They would have had room to be
> telling us how many major league parks they've
> been in, unless they found it just plain
> embarrassing to do so.
>
> > You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER
> Camden, the
> > Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test
> of time.
>
> I'm going to a park that I've walked by and stood
> next to, but never seen a game in. I'm going in
> order to add it to the list before it's too late,
> and also because it's Opening Day and against the
> Nats. You will NOT be there of course. You will
> still be hacking away over there in dusty, dreary
> old Falls Church, same as always.
>
> > LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one
> with
> > the ego problem. It's been well documented
> here!
>
> LOL! It ain't bragging if it's true, sucker.
> Without all that envy and butthurt, you'd bring
> nothing to the table here at all. Embrace the
> inferiority, dude. It's what defines you.
This of course was all before I sunk all of my money into the kitchen remodel and now have to vacation via Google.
-------------------------------------------------------
> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > You don't know what facts are. For fuck's
> sake,
> > facts are actually presented to you and you
> still
> > prefer your fictional version of events. Your
> > posts are replete with this phenomenon.
>
> Scallop season is not "long past". It is common
> to deep-fry those little tiny Peconics. You've
> never ridden any water taxi from LGA to midtown,
> and never darkened the door at Esca. You don't
> know your way around Manhattan or Tahoe or the
> North Shore or Nats Park or Cocoa Beach or
> Melbourne. You don't know much about the past or
> present of Falls Church either, including the fact
> that the place these days is just an over-priced
> shithole. All of the above are facts, and another
> one is that you are just a worthless lying
> downscale scumbag.
>
> > Again, how did you arrive at this ridiculously
> > absurd conclusion?
>
> People who have actually spent time in and around
> Viera know the zoo. You failed to recognize it.
> You've never been there.
>
> > I guess the pictures really rattled you!
>
> As was so easily shown above, your pictures were
> shams of entirely fraudulent origin.
>
> > On your next little Google adventure, take a
> trip to
> > Canaveral National Seashore. You won't be
> disappointed!
>
> More bad news, chump. I spent summers growing up
> not far from Titusville, and there is nothing
> about the natural habitat of that or any other
> part of Florida that is anything but disappointing
> without proximity to the man-made overlay of a/c
> and access to upscale food and drink. A couple of
> hours in an air-boat out in the Everglades is
> about as far from that man-made overlay as you
> ever want to go.
>
> > I went to the old Municipal Stadium a year or
> two before
> > the Jake opened up. It was a dump and had no
> redeeming
> > value whatsoever.
>
> Yeah, I was there already in the 1960's. Around
> the time I was first exploring the sight lines of
> Connie Mack and Crosley Field. Good times in The
> Flats before and after games on later Cleveland
> visits, but sorry-asses who live in Falls Church
> have no room to be complaining about other places
> being "dumps". They would have had room to be
> telling us how many major league parks they've
> been in, unless they found it just plain
> embarrassing to do so.
>
> > You're going to a stadium that opened up AFTER
> Camden, the
> > Jake and others, yet couldn't withstand the test
> of time.
>
> I'm going to a park that I've walked by and stood
> next to, but never seen a game in. I'm going in
> order to add it to the list before it's too late,
> and also because it's Opening Day and against the
> Nats. You will NOT be there of course. You will
> still be hacking away over there in dusty, dreary
> old Falls Church, same as always.
>
> > LOL! It's pretty obvious that you're the one
> with
> > the ego problem. It's been well documented
> here!
>
> LOL! It ain't bragging if it's true, sucker.
> Without all that envy and butthurt, you'd bring
> nothing to the table here at all. Embrace the
> inferiority, dude. It's what defines you.
This of course was all before I sunk all of my money into the kitchen remodel and now have to vacation via Google.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The true real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 28, 2016 11:00AM
just a few Wrote:
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> ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> Fantasyland! LOL!
Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you, asshole.
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> ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> Fantasyland! LOL!
Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you, asshole.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The true real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 28, 2016 11:04AM
The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> This of course was all before I sunk all of my
> money into the kitchen remodel and now have to
> vacation via Google.
It's funny how completely the ultra-downscale fail to understand what an easy life their betters actually have.
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> This of course was all before I sunk all of my
> money into the kitchen remodel and now have to
> vacation via Google.
It's funny how completely the ultra-downscale fail to understand what an easy life their betters actually have.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
Kilton
()
Date: March 28, 2016 01:07PM
The true real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you,
> asshole.
Man, pretty much everywhere west of Falls Church is better than Falls Church. 2 miles, 10 miles, 527 miles - everywhere. Well, unless you're stuck commuting to downtown DC for work I guess. :-)
just a few Wrote:
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> ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> Fantasyland! LOL!
Translation: "You guys nailed it yet again! I'm already suffering from depression due to being back to the grind this week. Sigh. Posting to FFU from Florida was so much fun last week, but now I'm back to doing it from my awful job in DC instead. :-("
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> Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you,
> asshole.
Man, pretty much everywhere west of Falls Church is better than Falls Church. 2 miles, 10 miles, 527 miles - everywhere. Well, unless you're stuck commuting to downtown DC for work I guess. :-)
just a few Wrote:
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> ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> Fantasyland! LOL!
Translation: "You guys nailed it yet again! I'm already suffering from depression due to being back to the grind this week. Sigh. Posting to FFU from Florida was so much fun last week, but now I'm back to doing it from my awful job in DC instead. :-("
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
HGTV
()
Date: March 28, 2016 01:45PM
The true real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
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> The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This of course was all before I sunk all of my
> > money into the kitchen remodel and now have to
> > vacation via Google.
>
> It's funny how completely the ultra-downscale fail
> to understand what an easy life their betters
> actually have.
It's more funny that you spent all of the money that you didn't have on a kitchen remodel and you're stuck here.
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> The real Actual Dead zone Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > This of course was all before I sunk all of my
> > money into the kitchen remodel and now have to
> > vacation via Google.
>
> It's funny how completely the ultra-downscale fail
> to understand what an easy life their betters
> actually have.
It's more funny that you spent all of the money that you didn't have on a kitchen remodel and you're stuck here.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
The true real Actual Dead zone
()
Date: March 28, 2016 01:58PM
HGTV Wrote:
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> It's more funny that you spent all of the money
> that you didn't have on a kitchen remodel and
> you're stuck here.
LOL! The joys of endless envy and butthurt!
Have another helping, by the way...
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> It's more funny that you spent all of the money
> that you didn't have on a kitchen remodel and
> you're stuck here.
LOL! The joys of endless envy and butthurt!
Have another helping, by the way...
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Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
just a few
()
Date: March 28, 2016 02:32PM
The true real Actual ZERO Wrote:
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> > where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> > Fantasyland! LOL!
>
> Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you,
> asshole.
All evidence would seem to indicate the contrary. The best part is how it chaps your ass to no end! 75-80 and partly cloudy with an afternoon sun shower headed this way! Not too shabby.
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> just a few Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of me
> > where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> > Fantasyland! LOL!
>
> Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of you,
> asshole.
All evidence would seem to indicate the contrary. The best part is how it chaps your ass to no end! 75-80 and partly cloudy with an afternoon sun shower headed this way! Not too shabby.
Re: Falls Church Ranked as 17th Best Small Town in US to Live in
Posted by:
IP-Guy
()
Date: March 28, 2016 02:48PM
just a few Wrote:
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> The true real Actual ZERO Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > just a few Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of
> me
> > > where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> > > Fantasyland! LOL!
> >
> > Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of
> you,
> > asshole.
Confirmed. The above post came from an IP address owned by a government organization in DC that I will not name.
>
> All evidence would seem to indicate the contrary.
> The best part is how it chaps your ass to no end!
> 75-80 and partly cloudy with an afternoon sun
> shower headed this way! Not too shabby.
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> The true real Actual ZERO Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > just a few Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > ^^^^^ There's a place about 50 miles west of
> me
> > > where the two of you would fit in perfectly -
> > > Fantasyland! LOL!
> >
> > Delaplane, VA would be about 50 miles west of
> you,
> > asshole.
Confirmed. The above post came from an IP address owned by a government organization in DC that I will not name.
>
> All evidence would seem to indicate the contrary.
> The best part is how it chaps your ass to no end!
> 75-80 and partly cloudy with an afternoon sun
> shower headed this way! Not too shabby.