My god, I get a Pavolivan vomitous response whenever the king of Hollywood via the great midwest holds forth on movies, film or cinema. But at least that's about pedantry and not about a proper name.
You've been thrashed thoroughly in two threads, without my having to raise so much as an eyebow. No amount of name-calling, mockery or delusional ravings will change that. But hey, I guess you have to try to salve your wounded ego however you can.
And P.S. Your, ahem, "analogy" of tormenting an animal as a source of "humor" speaks far more about you than any of the stupidities you've voiced here.
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He seems to have taken a dislike to you Gaveston. Don't let it bother you. As Ethel Merman used to say "The Internet is full of weirdos."
No problem. I wasn't hurt; I was just trying to keep up.
After Eight and I know we have different tastes, but in this thread I paid him a sincere compliment. I really do enjoy his accounts of shows, especially those I never got to see.
"Noel [Coward] and I were in Paris once. Adjoining rooms, of course. One night, I felt mischievous, so I knocked on Noel's door, and he asked, 'Who is it?' I lowered my voice and said 'Hotel detective. Have you got a gentleman in your room?' He answered, 'Just a minute, I'll ask him.'" (Beatrice Lillie)
Who could dislike you Gaveston? As always, I was making a jest.
And if you are referring to Ethel Merman, PLF, she most certainly did. I remember it distinctly: We got bullied into attending a Taylor Swift concert and on the airplane home, a fan asked Ethel if she had a Facebook page and Ethel told him "Hell no. The Internet is full of weirdos."
Yes, Namo does dislike me, though the fact that I can't remember why might suggest it's time to let it go. Or at least refresh my memory and let us resolve matters. I like him just fine and very much enjoy his posts.