On Mon, 11 Sep 2006 10:06:51 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:

Even sockpuppets can follow a script and appear not to be
silly. It is when they attempt to animate themselves that
they are both stupid and silly. In the case of Mr.
Middius, it is obvious that it has no knowledge of any of
the subjects under discussion. So, when it confines
itself to attack-dog tactics, it is merely stupidly doing
what it is told. When it attempts to comment on the
actual subject at hand as if it had anything to offer,
then it is both silly and stupid.

One irony about Middius is that his animator truely believes that he's so
smart that if he didn't dumb himself down when he posts as the sockpuppet,
his real-world identity would be too apparent.


What are you two babbling about? The Usenet personality of George
Middius has many faults (some of which he and I have clashed over in
the past), like not knowing where to draw the line and leave well
enough alone, but stupidity isn't one of them. George rarely posts
about audio. As I've previously observed, I don't think it interests
him very much. He appears to be here to amuse himself, which is pretty
much why I'm here. If you can point to any instances where George has
been drawn on any subject, even politics, enough to make a fool of
himself I'd be interested to read it, but I certainly can't recall
one.