Frank

Adam Albright wrote:


>
> Many MVPs are a lot like Rev. Al Sharpton. A lot of bluster, little
> anything else. While pretending to be a man of God, big Al's bio shows
> he actually was a tour manager for the singer James Brown, is tight
> with Michael Jackson and he worked with the boxing promoter Don King.
> Why does he call himself a reverend? Sharpton was "licensed" and
> "ordained" a Pentecostal minister at the age of nine.

hehehe...I see that you have just proved essentially what others have
recently said about you.

**** CENSORED ****

Ha!
>
> Some MVPs love to boast and bellow too, they come up way short on
> background. There are a few exceptions in the group of MVPs that hang
> out here, that try to help but the majority are well, figure it out
> for yourself. Other groups are more lucky and have more MVPs that
> actually know something and aren't preoccupied with pontificating.
>

I was right wasn't I? You failed the MVP exam!
Jealous as heck about no being up to the task intelligence wise, huh?
You fat little fool, I could've guessed you were not smart enough.

> So honorary titles are what they suggest: useless. My summation is not
> aimed at any particular MVP, who it applies to people can figure out
> for themselves.
>

Thanks for reveling to all that you are nothing but a bigot and very
jealous of all MVP's cause you failed the test!
LOL!
Frank