You mean to say you had a quick change of your diapers? Or just a sudden bathroom urge? What is it that a common spinless coward does routinely?

a) Run away?
b) wet his undergarments?
c) pretends to "decline some more overt conversation"?
d) invokes some tribal rule from Mesopotamia?

It all boils down to the same outcome. Run for your life, you saw how little you can do and how big of a black eye you can get. It's a matter of self-prservation, wasn't it? At least you know how to save your hide after launching some needlessly pedestrian remarks? What a pitiful excuse for a human being.

Maybe it's pretty normal that people of such attributes are evasive, scared, ambiguous and decline all direct contact. I'd say that's about 99% of the spinlessness.

Neener, neener, neener.

You don't decline, you don't have the balls for it, you'd rather proprietize a public forum like this which meant for some other use, but your EGO would rather be seen here than one on one. Do me a favor and don't do me any favors. My superiority is self evident - even a pedestrian like you grasped it.

I respectufully decline to win hearts of cowards or make friends among mice - I'd rather stick to the human race. Read "Of mice and men", even you may get it. Your view of Dr. Fleming's vast knowledge, pognant reviews, advanced knowlegde, his good Christian moral fiber are all a testament, as much as the basis for his incredible output and terrific achievments. Mice like you won't grasp the half of it.

How proud do you feel now?

As far as harping on spelling mistakes and grammatical errors as a means to establish some kind of moral superiority, I will leave that to the base and classless, like your hero Tom Fleming. The two of you deserve each other. Just in case you misunderstood, that's not a compliment to either one of you.

If there were one working brain cell between you, Akira and your pint-sized ilk, you would have plowed into my typos - there is plenty of errors to go through - BUT.

Lambasting you, on second thought is not such a bad idea except that it would give you undue importance - if you really want to hear what I have to say be a man (I dare you, I double dare you) and send me an email: iliija@comcast.net

On the other hand I am in the white pages, my phone number is not a secret, neither is my home address nor any part of my biography - if you had anything of substance you would have mentioned it but this is just being a pedestrian pint sized self-aggrandizing twerp who propriatized a public forum for his own indequacies - don't worry, you're not in bad company (Akira is there with you and many others, Pellumbi Velo comes to mind and a few others. What part of my explanation is unclear?

OOOOOOOOOOPS - another one bites a big whopper.

Have you anything of substance to say, or is it that you like a trashy film, and confirm your lack of substance?

I liked "The Happening" too, like Akira. (See above post #4) Not only did I like it, it's one of my favorite movies of the year. Please feel free to lambast my aesthetic shortcomings as well, since I was never a Broadway actor.

I'll be happy to learn that I had not been undully harsh, wrong or inaccurate?

What could possibly be wrong with the classics?

If we live in glass housed let us not throw stones (it wasn't I who said it first).

If I were up to Dr. Flemming's shoulder's I'd be a very tall man, but trust me - I'm not.

It's just that this little unworthy pawn provided me with fertile ground for decimation of mediocrities which we all favor for some (God only knows which) reason. My 4 years of classical studies (out the window), my 7 years on the stage among the world's fiercest competition (Broadway - On and Off), 8 years of post graduate work, while some pawn spews smoke and mirrors here. I just didn't want to allow it another breath.

Thank you for the compliement Andy - but I don't think I am anywhere near there (not yet), I promise to keep working on it.

You might have noticed that I usually provide a fertile ground for spelling errors - "spell checking" remains alien to me. All my thoughts are a product of that moment's inspiration therefore what I do say carries authenticity and zeal which is far outweighed by typos.

Thanks again.