In article <h6qbfi$jq3$2@news.albasani.net>,
Adam H. Kerman  wrote:
>Alan Sailsbury  wrote:
>>Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>>Hulahoop  wrote:
>>>>On Jul 24, 3:02 am, Paul Clarke  wrote:
>
>>>>>Dalton was underrated and played the part superbly, arguably closer to
>>>>>the Fleming Bond than any other actor.
>
>>>>Thank goodness someone else thinks that as well as me
>
>>>I think it's a commonly held opinion that Dalton is an excellent actor
>>>and gave a credible turn as Bond. Undoubtably, lawsuits denied us two or
>>>three more performances.
>
>>>Criticism of "The Living Daylights" and "Licence to Kill" tends to be of
>>>the scripts and some objections of supporting characters' performances,
>>>never of Dalton.
>
>>Hmmm. I wasn't keen on his performance. A very good actor, but not quite 
>>Bond. Seemed a little bit too shy for some reason.
>
>. . . except for Alan here!

Sailsbury is a weird keetle of fish.
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The Doctor wrote:
> In article <h6qbfi$jq3$2@news.albasani.net>,
> Adam H. Kerman  wrote:
>> Alan Sailsbury  wrote:
>>> Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>>> Hulahoop  wrote:
>>>>> On Jul 24, 3:02 am, Paul Clarke  wrote:
>>>>>> Dalton was underrated and played the part superbly, arguably closer to
>>>>>> the Fleming Bond than any other actor.
>>>>> Thank goodness someone else thinks that as well as me
>>>> I think it's a commonly held opinion that Dalton is an excellent actor
>>>> and gave a credible turn as Bond. Undoubtably, lawsuits denied us two or
>>>> three more performances.
>>>> Criticism of "The Living Daylights" and "Licence to Kill" tends to be of
>>>> the scripts and some objections of supporting characters' performances,
>>>> never of Dalton.
>>> Hmmm. I wasn't keen on his performance. A very good actor, but not quite 
>>> Bond. Seemed a little bit too shy for some reason.
>> . . . except for Alan here!
> 
> Sailsbury is a weird keetle of fish.

Says the weirdo who treats women like a sack of spuds.

In article ,
Alan Sailsbury   wrote:
>The Doctor wrote:
>> In article <h6qbfi$jq3$2@news.albasani.net>,
>> Adam H. Kerman  wrote:
>>> Alan Sailsbury  wrote:
>>>> Adam H. Kerman wrote:
>>>>> Hulahoop  wrote:
>>>>>> On Jul 24, 3:02 am, Paul Clarke  wrote:
>>>>>>> Dalton was underrated and played the part superbly, arguably closer to
>>>>>>> the Fleming Bond than any other actor.
>>>>>> Thank goodness someone else thinks that as well as me
>>>>> I think it's a commonly held opinion that Dalton is an excellent actor
>>>>> and gave a credible turn as Bond. Undoubtably, lawsuits denied us two or
>>>>> three more performances.
>>>>> Criticism of "The Living Daylights" and "Licence to Kill" tends to be of
>>>>> the scripts and some objections of supporting characters' performances,
>>>>> never of Dalton.
>>>> Hmmm. I wasn't keen on his performance. A very good actor, but not quite 
>>>> Bond. Seemed a little bit too shy for some reason.
>>> . . . except for Alan here!
>> 
>> Sailsbury is a weird keetle of fish.
>
>Says the weirdo who treats women like a sack of spuds.
>

Says the freak who does know know how to treat a woman.
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Never Satan President Republic!
The fool says in his heart, "There is no God". They are corrupt, and their ways are vile; there is no one who does good. - Ps 53:1

The Doctor wrote:
> 

>>> Sailsbury is a weird keetle of fish.

>> Says the weirdo who treats women like a sack of spuds.
>>
> 
> Says the freak who does know know how to treat a woman.

I do yes, thanks for that. So what's freaky about that?