Re: I can't believe it!

>I can NOT believe that a stupid post about chicken wings got so many >responses from everyone(who had responded). It was the dumbest thing I've >ever heard. People from buffalo getting upset for calling chicken wings, >Now, in the city of buffalo mind you, buffalo wings. I guess if someone went >to the next town that was a few miles away, it would be OK to order buffalo >wings? > >Does anyone have funny things that they can post to make me laugh? I know >they can because it used to happen. This useless banter is just pathetic. >Why don't I leave you ask. It is only because I feel a spark of hope. I try >to say funny things but I guess people find them offensive. It seems like >everyone has a stick up their ass. I don't know : (

I'm not sure which of the many, and diverse groups you posted this article from, but if it was AFW, then you might see this response. If not, so be it. The main reason for the "responses," is that the OP X-posted to many NGs, in hopes of getting the thread to bloat mightily. He/she was partially successful in that.

When one sees a "Newsgroups" list that reads: alt.food.wine,alt.rec.bicycles .racing,alt.sailing.asa,alt.tv.real-world,rec.food.cooking,rec.pets.dogs. behavior, the chances are that they want to disrupt some of the NGs with their post. This is a very common troll tactic, as many folk in any one of these is often unaware as to the point of origin. Unfortunately, AWF has recently been victim to several trolls, who find it quite funny to post off-topic drivel, and scathing comments in hopes of inflaming the subscribers. In a few instances, trolls can be a source of humor. In our recent cases, however, we have not been so fortunate. Lacking in wit, or any positive aspects, they have devolved into posting what amounts to crank telephone calls. Unfortunately, " do you have Prince Albert in a can?" just don't cause many of us to laugh.

Very few people really care about the origin of "Buffalo wings," and I think that Ed R shot down the OP's assertions very well.

So Billy, if you want to talk about wine, then this is one of the places, and your comments, provided they are posted in the sense of discussion that this NG flourishes on, are welcome.

Hunt

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balleyhoo

It's not unique to AFW. It's a sign of the times. Why do you think 'retro' fashions, e.g., clothes, auto styles, etc., are a fad these days? It illustrates a society-wide craving for 'the good old days.'

Ed Jay (remove M to respond)

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