See, students? Just like I predicted.

And we're all students of the human condition, Marty, even those such as you, who do little but sit in the back of the classroom of Life and alternate between shooting spit-wads and sulking.

My life experiences are hardly limited, Marty. Nor have they been limited in recent years merely because I'm in a wheelchair. I am not "holed up most of the time in [my] little living space" as your limited knowledge and imagination would apparently like to think. I probably won't be climbing Mt. Everest (that never was high on my agenda), but there is damned little else that I can't do and not many places that I can't go.

You seem to be one of these small-minded people who assume that anyone with a disability should be locked away in a tower room somewhere and forgotten about. Well, sorry. The world is somewhat more civilized than that—even if you aren't. I would have thought that after the general response to your first attempts to use people's disabilities and illnesses as fodder for your bile, you would have learned by now, but I guess not.

Not true and meaningful, Marty. Just nasty. And it's pretty obvious to everyone here that the one with the self-esteem problem is you. That's why you keep starting threads like this. To hide behind your paranoia about anti-Semitism (you're the one who keeps bringing it up) and have your pathetic little ego stroked.

Let's give it a rest, folks. Leave this sad little specimen to twist in the wind, dangling on a noose formed by his own self-loathing.

Don Firth