Justin Tribble writes: "I don't insult people, or use bad language like others on this newsgroup do. Why isn't anyone else here accountable? Justin T." with the stunning sequel "I do not appreciate you lewd, immature comments. I don't call people names, or insult them, so don't do it to me. Grow up. Justin T."
Justin, don't start a fire and then bitch about the smoke.
Doc...
In what way do the two above quotes of mine constitue "starting a fire"? And when in the recent past have I ever started a fire? What about those who swear, "flame", etc.? They simply are never accountable. It's just rediculous - Guy who doesn't like last two seasons of Seinfeld is lambasted while profane, vulgar posters get off scott-free.
Justin T.
Somehow I find it hard to work up any sympathy for your position, Trib. It's not that you don't like the past 2 seasons, it's the way in which you go about not liking them that's annoying.
So after a few hundred posts, you couldn't possibly make your position any clearer. There's very little point in your continuing, is there? How many different ways can you come up with to tell us you like the older shows and hate the newer ones? Here's a though. Why not ONLY post good stuff about the episodes you DO like? Try it for a week. Well, not THIS week, 'cause you seem to be pretty busy defending yourself right now, but maybe next week, or the week after. If you do it, we'll support you.
BTW, I've got a question that's been nagging at me. Larry David only wrote about 60 episodes. That leaves over 100 that he didn't write, and only a few dozen of them have been shown over the past few years. What about the earlier episodes that David did not have a hand in? Do you like those simply because they are older episodes? Or do they have to be "David Episodes" in order to garner any respect from you?