Surealligator should be ashamed of himself but only if he claimed the story was his. I have not seen anywhere he says it is his. On the other hand, the story should be popping up in the internet if it ever appeared on line in the standard.

If Surealligator finally says he copied it from an E-mail he received, or maybe he wrote it himself and Malanda copied it, will you apologize to him?

It's also possible the Cattales site stole the story. Unless any of these guys refutes ownership or claims ownership, or adequate evidence is given of who wrote the story first, we should be slow in doling out blame right, left and centre.

In the meantime, thank the poor guy for pasting the article here for us to appreciate the poetry.

Just my oppinion.

@My 2 cents, the guy clearly acknowledged the piece ain't his.

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