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"Serene" wrote in message ... On 29 Apr 2006 13:40:47 -0700, "Yogi Gupta" wrote: This is a simple question. If I want to send a message to only one member of the group without having it published on the public pages 1. Is it feasible? 2. How does one do it. The person I want to contact does not have a valid emial address on the profile. I tried that email address already. If they don't have a valid email address in their posts, or on their google profiles (*shudder*), they don't want you to contact them privately. serene Not necessarily. My email addy is munged (in an obvious sort of way) because it cuts down somewhat on the spam that goes to that account, not because I don't want real people to have the address. If someone couldn't figure out how to un-munge my addy, they could certainly ping me to ask. Donna |
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On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 12:36:49 -0600, "D.Currie"
wrote: "Serene" wrote in message .. . On 29 Apr 2006 13:40:47 -0700, "Yogi Gupta" wrote: This is a simple question. If I want to send a message to only one member of the group without having it published on the public pages 1. Is it feasible? 2. How does one do it. The person I want to contact does not have a valid emial address on the profile. I tried that email address already. If they don't have a valid email address in their posts, or on their google profiles (*shudder*), they don't want you to contact them privately. serene Not necessarily. My email addy is munged (in an obvious sort of way) because it cuts down somewhat on the spam that goes to that account, not because I don't want real people to have the address. If someone couldn't figure out how to un-munge my addy, they could certainly ping me to ask. I'm not talking about munging. While I personally won't unmunge, I think that having an obviously munged address in there counts as having a valid email address available. serene |
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Bob Terwilliger wrote:
Kili responded: ....... ~patches~ in her own words.......... I'm 5'1" and about 110 lb. I'm not near the fifties yet. I have the cholesterol problem, I'm also lactose intolerant. I tore my hamstring last Wed. Along with the pain, crutches, and tensor bandage, I have a good amount of bruising Wed, Aug 24, 2005. I'm allergic to sulfites which is why I avoid salad bars and most wines. (rest of the whine/rant snipped because it makes no sense) Dang! She's mind-boggling! I think I missed that original post - glad I did. I think you misunderstood: That didn't all come from a single post. Rusty patched (heh) together snippets from a bunch of different posts in which ~patches~ revealed personal data about herself and her family. Bob Remind me not to get rusty miffed at me! --- JL |
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"Serene" wrote in message ... On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 12:36:49 -0600, "D.Currie" wrote: "Serene" wrote in message . .. On 29 Apr 2006 13:40:47 -0700, "Yogi Gupta" wrote: This is a simple question. If I want to send a message to only one member of the group without having it published on the public pages 1. Is it feasible? 2. How does one do it. The person I want to contact does not have a valid emial address on the profile. I tried that email address already. If they don't have a valid email address in their posts, or on their google profiles (*shudder*), they don't want you to contact them privately. serene Not necessarily. My email addy is munged (in an obvious sort of way) because it cuts down somewhat on the spam that goes to that account, not because I don't want real people to have the address. If someone couldn't figure out how to un-munge my addy, they could certainly ping me to ask. I'm not talking about munging. While I personally won't unmunge, I think that having an obviously munged address in there counts as having a valid email address available. serene I probably wouldn't email someone unless I asked first, anyway, munged or not. Unless they posted that they wanted personal replies. Donna |
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"Steve Wertz" wrote in message ... On Sun, 30 Apr 2006 18:30:14 GMT, kilikini wrote: "Steve Wertz" wrote in message ... On 30 Apr 2006 06:45:01 -0500, Bob Terwilliger wrote: I think you misunderstood: That didn't all come from a single post. Rusty patched (heh) together snippets from a bunch of different posts in which ~patches~ revealed personal data about herself and her family. I noticed that part about her being on dialup - which the troll mentioned, too. Yeah, but Steve, she's using your name, now. Oh yeah? Are you _sure_ that's not me? :-) I actually don't see any of them. Something must be filtering them for me. I figured on that, though. I'm honored, really. O sulks... she isn't using me yet ))))))))))))))))))))))))) |
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Sheldon wrote:
Ophelia wrote: "Sheldon" wrote in message ... Yogi Gupta wrote: This is a simple question. If I want to send a message to only one member of the group without having it published on the public pages 1. Is it feasible? 2. How does one do it. The person I want to contact does not have a valid emial address on the profile. I tried that email address already. Yogi Just ask Sheldon. He know like everything in the whole wide world! He's my idol because he know so much. I can't figure out how to get rid of the stink but he does know what he is talking about when it comes to cooking. pathetic really So! The Sheldon that posts from supernews is patches.. yes? No but nice try. I just got AOL to make it all legit too so guess where the next few posts are coming from. One of those free CDs, how convenient ![]() Actually, those free CD's have a lot of good uses (none of which are in *this* Sheldon's particular repetoire). They make good drink coasters when you have guests over for a cookout on the patio. They are also really nice when strung up on fishing wire and hung out in the middle of a cornfield to scare away crows and other pesky critters in a garden. Jill |
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"jmcquown" wrote in message . .. Sheldon wrote: Ophelia wrote: "Sheldon" wrote in message ... Yogi Gupta wrote: This is a simple question. If I want to send a message to only one member of the group without having it published on the public pages 1. Is it feasible? 2. How does one do it. The person I want to contact does not have a valid emial address on the profile. I tried that email address already. Yogi Just ask Sheldon. He know like everything in the whole wide world! He's my idol because he know so much. I can't figure out how to get rid of the stink but he does know what he is talking about when it comes to cooking. pathetic really So! The Sheldon that posts from supernews is patches.. yes? No but nice try. I just got AOL to make it all legit too so guess where the next few posts are coming from. One of those free CDs, how convenient ![]() Actually, those free CD's have a lot of good uses (none of which are in *this* Sheldon's particular repetoire). They make good drink coasters when you have guests over for a cookout on the patio. They are also really nice when strung up on fishing wire and hung out in the middle of a cornfield to scare away crows and other pesky critters in a garden. Jill DH got really bored one summer and made some pretty interesting sun catchers and spinning things that we hung from one of the trees. The commercial CDs held up a lot better than the rewriteable ones. Donna |
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