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"TJT" > wrote >> You are more like a troll than a USENET guru, jdeluise. >> >> > > Not all that bad post. > > crossposting to rec.knives and alt.fifty-plus.friends, huh? :) > I crossposted to all of them because I had no idea which group Mark was posting from. Just like I have no idea what group you are posting from. |
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On 24-Sep-2008, John Doe > wrote: > "jdeluise" > wrote: > > John Doe > wrote: > >> "jdeluise" <jdeluise gmail.com> wrote: > >> > John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote: > >> >> Dragonblaze <dragonblaze apexmail.com> wrote: > >> >> >> Matti Juhani Saari <ab... email.de> wrote: > > >> >> >> > And I am new to this group. Are there any rules follow? > >> >> > >> >> >> > PS: Don't be bothered by my gun. I do have a licence. > >> >> > >> >> > This sick guy is using the name of a Finnish gunman who shot > >> >> > and killed 9 Finnish students today in a school shooting > >> >> > incident. > >> >> > >> >> Just another vicious contribution from Google Groups, > >> >> providing massive easy access to spammers and nym-shifting > >> >> trolls. > > >> > Please stop wasting bw with this tirade of yours. > >> > >> Go **** yourself, troll. > >> > >> What I do is hardly a "tirade". > > > > This is what you call a hearty contribution to usenet? Laughable. > > Whatever you say, Bozo. > > > Let me tell you something, > > Can you juggle at the same time, Bozo? > > > you are fighting city hall if you think GG is going to close down > > just because you want it to. > > Many regular authors on USENET protest the scum and villainy in > Google Groups. Good for them. There are a lot of good posters from Google Groups as well, so why cast them in with the spammers? Since you probably killfile by default you would never know... > > You, jdeluise, ignore the fact that Google Groups is responsible for > the vast majority of nym-shifting trolls and 95% of the spam flowing > into USENET. At the same time, jdeluise, nothing ruffles your > feathers worse than my reply to one of many garbage posts coming > from Google Groups? You're weird, jdeluise. Yes, and nearly 100% of your posts in rst are what I would consider a garbage post... should I openly protest you in my sig? > > > Rather than waste our time, why don't you head downtown and hold > > up signs at intersections about Google? > > Why don't you go suck an egg, jdeluise? I'm not a big fan of eggs myself so no thanks. > > > GoogleIt might have more of an effect and it gets you out of > > everyone's hair. > > Are you new to USENET, Bozo? Nope, are you? It sounds like it to me. I think you use this platform to make yourself look like a usenet veteran, yet the tone of your posts makes you sound about 14... > > I see you use Gmail, jdeluise...do you call an Internet search > "Googling". Yes, I use a gmail account because of spam but I also get some emails of interest from people here. Believe me, there has been spam on and from usenet long before Google Groups, and if you didn't know that then who's the novice here? > > You are more like a troll than a USENET guru, jdeluise. And your gutter posts such as these add a lot of positive value to usenet? I certainly think not. My point is that you gain nothing by wasting bandwidth protesting against something that is never going to change. It's stupid, infantile, and simply futile in my opinion. Additionally, it's unfair to categorize all Google Groups users as nym-shifting trolls. I've seen you accusing hops in rst of all people as being one, and that is simply going too far. Believe me, I will call you on it every time I see one of these posts from you again, so it might be in your best interest to killfile me now! Don't worry, I won't nym-shift on you to get your attention. |
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On 24-Sep-2008, TJT > wrote: > John Doe wrote: > > "jdeluise" > wrote: > >> John Doe > wrote: > >>> "jdeluise" <jdeluise gmail.com> wrote: > >>>> John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote: > >>>>> Dragonblaze <dragonblaze apexmail.com> wrote: > >>>>>>> Matti Juhani Saari <ab... email.de> wrote: > > > >>>>>>>> And I am new to this group. Are there any rules follow? > >>>>>>>> PS: Don't be bothered by my gun. I do have a licence. > >>>>>> This sick guy is using the name of a Finnish gunman who shot > >>>>>> and killed 9 Finnish students today in a school shooting > >>>>>> incident. > >>>>> Just another vicious contribution from Google Groups, > >>>>> providing massive easy access to spammers and nym-shifting > >>>>> trolls. > > > >>>> Please stop wasting bw with this tirade of yours. > >>> Go **** yourself, troll. > >>> > >>> What I do is hardly a "tirade". > >> This is what you call a hearty contribution to usenet? Laughable. > > > > Whatever you say, Bozo. > > > >> Let me tell you something, > > > > Can you juggle at the same time, Bozo? > > > >> you are fighting city hall if you think GG is going to close down > >> just because you want it to. > > > > Many regular authors on USENET protest the scum and villainy in > > Google Groups. > > > > You, jdeluise, ignore the fact that Google Groups is responsible for > > the vast majority of nym-shifting trolls and 95% of the spam flowing > > into USENET. At the same time, jdeluise, nothing ruffles your > > feathers worse than my reply to one of many garbage posts coming > > from Google Groups? You're weird, jdeluise. > > > >> Rather than waste our time, why don't you head downtown and hold > >> up signs at intersections about Google? > > > > Why don't you go suck an egg, jdeluise? > > > >> GoogleIt might have more of an effect and it gets you out of > >> everyone's hair. > > > > Are you new to USENET, Bozo? > > > > I see you use Gmail, jdeluise...do you call an Internet search > > "Googling". > > > > You are more like a troll than a USENET guru, jdeluise. > > > > > > > > Not all that bad post. > > crossposting to rec.knives and alt.fifty-plus.friends, huh? :) > > > -- > "If you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors > just the same" At least John Doe didn't top-post this time like he frequently does... |
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jdeluise wrote:
> At least John Doe didn't top-post this time like he frequently does... Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? Regards Charles |
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LarbGai wrote: > On Sep 25, 2:22 am, DaveT > wrote: > > >>He does not have our experience of trolls brian ;@ >> >>-- >>DaveT- > > > ****** No, we are gentlemen compared to him eh Davey????? > > ;-) At least when we talk to you, you aren't rude, and you really have only one main target :-) Regards Charles |
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"cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote:
> "John Doe" <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote in message >> "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote: >> >> ... >> >>> Blinky could join him. >> >> Do you realize you are posting to several different groups? > > You bet. And you think everyone knows who Blinky is? Do you think jdeluise knows who Blinky is? The cooking group knows who Blinky is? >> It's cybercat, the psycho from... hmm, used to be the cat's >> group, now apparently it's the cooking group. I wonder if she's >> better behaved in the cooking group. Just curious. > > Now, now, "John," has it been too long since your last outing? You > want to tippy toe around this topic, do you? If you are threatening to post alleged personal information about me, cybercat, you can put it where the sun don't shine. Looks like you are better behaved in the cooking group, cybercat. Then again, the cooking group is hospitable. > > > > > Path: nlpi102-int.nbdc.sbc.com!flpi088.ffdc.sbc.com!prodigy.com! flpi089.ffdc.sbc.com!prodigy.net!newshub.sdsu.edu! news.motzarella.org!motzarella.org!not-for-mail > From: "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> > Newsgroups: rec.food.cooking,rec.knives,rec.sport.tennis,soc.c ulture.german,alt.fifty-plus.friends > Subject: Hello, I am from Finland. > Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:25:44 -0400 > Organization: A noiseless patient Spider > Lines: 23 > Message-ID: <gbei9f$rq6$1 registered.motzarella.org> > References: <b6409466-0c81-4536-9968-dd78079f8589 8g2000hse.googlegroups.com> <4e33d452-0e48-4980-af47-a6a35d75e424 79g2000hsk.googlegroups.com> <8c4f0fd4-80c9-420f-bd60-ed0974b5482c 25g2000hsx.googlegroups.com> <pwaCk.859$W06.699 flpi148.ffdc.sbc.com> <ZzaCk.292$3k.59 fe117.usenetserver.com> <hBjCk.1555$yr3.231 nlpi068.nbdc.sbc.com> <UTtCk.3490$%f4.2046 fe089.usenetserver.com> <gbduqo$t7i$1 registered.motzarella.org> <hQzCk.1210$x%.225 nlpi070.nbdc.sbc.com> > X-Trace: feeder.motzarella.org U2FsdGVkX1+jP1fqIxjV4DT/ljYiIf2AS8Hc55He+fCpGqSaSt5fM43L+JT316VZfaVuMqGiuD HVcdrk6mpJ9vK8tU+ZYLUOqv2riDrkoiax+z9HRkDlhnxaIWeM yJsHORYrbuUt1BlFzpNCJFGaqA== > X-Complaints-To: Please send complaints to abuse motzarella.org with full headers > NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 23:25:35 +0000 (UTC) > X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V6.00.2900.5579 > X-RFC2646: Format=Flowed; Original > X-Newsreader: Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.5512 > X-Auth-Sender: U2FsdGVkX1+4esh5NAQPu0iw4INwwHsEPxqAvlJeDX4IzIOitT KLyQ== > Cancel-Lock: sha1:q2KXka7FUGlUr8vSJJfTcZqMb8M= > X-Priority: 3 > X-MSMail-Priority: Normal > Xref: prodigy.net rec.food.cooking:1855541 rec.knives:179618 rec.sport.tennis:960557 soc.culture.german:418418 alt.fifty-plus.friends:1272928 > X-Received-Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2008 19:26:37 EDT (nlpi102-int.nbdc.sbc.com) > > |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
Chilla > wrote:
> jdeluise wrote: >> At least John Doe didn't top-post this time like he frequently >> does... > > Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? It's a major feature of USENET newsreader programs. Its importance depends partly on the group and the subject. Posting in context (instead of top posting) and threading (the thing you get on Google Groups if you choose Options -- View as tree) can be very useful especially in a technical help group. Post in context by putting your question or answer immediately after the text you are replying to. If you are asking for technical help, most reply authors will post in context to make very clear what they are talking about, for the benefit of the original poster and for peer review. And when you follow up to someone trying to help you, you should also post in context. It helps provide clear communications especially when it matters. And then some people just can't stand to see someone top post. -- The first big front wheel rollerblades. http://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210@N04/2565924423/ |
Hello, I am from cyberURANUS...
John Doe wrote: > "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote: > > > "John Doe" <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote in message > > >> "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote: > >> > >> ... > >> > >>> Blinky could join him. > >> > >> Do you realize you are posting to several different groups? > > > > You bet. > > And you think everyone knows who Blinky is? > Do you think jdeluise knows who Blinky is? > The cooking group knows who Blinky is? > > >> It's cybercat, the psycho from... hmm, used to be the cat's > >> group, now apparently it's the cooking group. I wonder if she's > >> better behaved in the cooking group. Just curious. > > > > Now, now, "John," has it been too long since your last outing? You > > want to tippy toe around this topic, do you? > > If you are threatening to post alleged personal information about > me, cybercat, you can put it where the sun don't shine. > > Looks like you are better behaved in the cooking group, cybercat. Not bloody likely...seems she's a nutty broad whatever group she infests...!!! > Then again, the cooking group is hospitable. No worries, mate, we in rfc are all onto her lame schtick here, too... :-) -- Best Greg " I find Greg Morrow lowbrow, witless, and obnoxious. For him to claim that we are some kind of comedy team turns my stomach." - "cybercat" to me on rec.food.cooking |
Hello, I am from Finland.
"John Doe" > wrote in message ... > "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote: > >> "John Doe" <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote in message > >>> "cybercat" <cyberpurrs yahoo.com> wrote: >>> >>> ... >>> >>>> Blinky could join him. >>> >>> Do you realize you are posting to several different groups? >> >> You bet. > > And you think everyone knows who Blinky is? > Do you think jdeluise knows who Blinky is? > The cooking group knows who Blinky is? > >>> It's cybercat, the psycho from... hmm, used to be the cat's >>> group, now apparently it's the cooking group. I wonder if she's >>> better behaved in the cooking group. Just curious. >> >> Now, now, "John," has it been too long since your last outing? You >> want to tippy toe around this topic, do you? > > If you are threatening to post alleged personal information about > me, cybercat, you can put it where the sun don't shine. > > Looks like you are better behaved in the cooking group, cybercat. > Then again, the cooking group is hospitable. > > Well goddamn, "John," you're damned near lucid! |
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"LarbGai" > wrote in message ... On Sep 25, 2:22 am, DaveT > wrote: > He does not have our experience of trolls brian ;@ > > -- > DaveT- ****** No, we are gentlemen compared to him eh Davey????? ;-) Ooops, changed news reader software. I'd forgotten about you..... bin time. |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:49:06 +1000, Chilla
> wrote: >Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? Yes. Also to not post the same thing to several groups like you did. |
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"Paul Knudsen" > wrote
>>Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? > Yes. Also to not post the same thing to several groups like you did. An affectation, considering that one's editor may top-post as the default, as mine does. And one should post to which groups are in the default 'reply' position- it would be worse netiquette to remove someone else's addresses peremptorily- it inconveniences no one, net-nannies aside. Chas |
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On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 15:41:19 -0600, "Chas"
> wrote: >"Paul Knudsen" > wrote >>>Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? >> Yes. Also to not post the same thing to several groups like you did. > >An affectation, considering that one's editor may top-post as the default, >as mine does. >And one should post to which groups are in the default 'reply' position- it >would be worse netiquette to remove someone else's addresses peremptorily- >it inconveniences no one, net-nannies aside. > >Chas > Howdy, As we all have seen, on occasion, folks post their comments interspersed with those of the person to whom they respond. In all my many years of reading Usenet, I have never seen anyone do that by "top posting" the various parts of their response. Have you? To me, that simple reality is testament to the lack of logic in the suggestion that top posting is appropriate in a threaded medium. All the best, -- Kenneth If you email... Please remove the "SPAMLESS." |
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"Chas" > wrote:
> "Paul Knudsen" > wrote >>> Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? >> Yes. Also to not post the same thing to several groups like you >> did. > > An affectation, considering that one's editor may top-post as the > default, as mine does. Being a program default isn't the reason to top post or to post in context. Apparently your "editor" doesn't introduce authors correctly either. That stuff is not just posting etiquette, its convention that can be very useful for clear communications. But, again, whether posting form matters depends on the situation. In a cross posted thread started by a troll, almost anything goes IMO. > And one should post to which groups are in the default 'reply' > position- it would be worse netiquette to remove someone else's > addresses peremptorily- it inconveniences no one, net-nannies > aside. Chilla might look like the original author to Paul, since Chilla changed the subject line. A new thread might have been started in Paul's newsreader. If possible, turning off "start a new thread when subject changes" might be a good idea. -- The first big front wheel rollerblades. http://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210@N04/2565924423/ Google Groups is destroying the USENET archive. |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
Paul Knudsen wrote: > On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 10:49:06 +1000, Chilla > > wrote: > > >>Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? > > > Yes. Also to not post the same thing to several groups like you did. Hey Paul I didn't start it, and I sure as hell don't know which group you posted from either, as you have cross posted yourself ;-) Fortunately this topic, technically, is valid for all groups concerned, unlike the post that started this massive thread. Regards Charles |
Hello, I am from Finland.
John Doe wrote:
> "jdeluise" <jdeluise gmail.com> wrote: > >> On 23-Sep-2008, John Doe <jdoe usenetlove.invalid> wrote: >> >>> Dragonblaze <dragonblaze apexmail.com> wrote: > >>>>> On Sep 23, 1:39 pm, Matti Juhani Saari <ab... email.de> wrote: >>>>>> And I am new to this group. Are there any rules follow? >>>>>> PS: Don't be bothered by my gun. I do have a licence. >>>> This sick guy is using the name of a Finnish gunman who shot and >>>> killed 9 Finnish students today in a school shooting incident. >>> Just another vicious contribution from Google Groups, >>> providing massive easy access to spammers and nym-shifting trolls. >>> -- >>> The first big front wheel rollerblades. >>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/27532210 N04/2565924423/ >>> Google Groups is destroying the USENET archive. >> Please stop wasting bw with this tirade of yours. > > Go **** yourself, troll. > > What I do is hardly a "tirade". I'll concede that "tirade" is a little off. Its more along the lines of an impotent whine. |
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Jeßus > wrote:
> John Doe wrote: >> What I do is hardly a "tirade". > > I'll concede that "tirade" is a little off. > Its more along the lines of an impotent whine. Your mother was impotant to me, Jeßus. |
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On Thu, 25 Sep 2008 15:41:19 -0600, "Chas" >
wrote: >An affectation, No interest in affectations of trolls. Bye Bye. |
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On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 12:56:47 +1000, Chilla
> wrote: >Hey Paul I didn't start it, and I sure as hell don't know which group >you posted from either, as you have cross posted yourself ;-) Correct. Had to make sure troll-boy saw it and he did. And presume you will too, so I'm done. |
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On Sep 27, 9:30*am, Paul Knudsen > wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 12:56:47 +1000, Chilla > > > wrote: > >Hey Paul I didn't start it, and I sure as hell don't know which group > >you posted from either, as you have cross posted yourself ;-) > > Correct. *Had to make sure troll-boy saw it and he did. *And presume > you will too, so I'm done. ******Stop whinging and just go. No need to bother telling everyone or are you wanting attention as well????? |
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Paul Knudsen wrote:
> No interest in affectations of trolls. Bye Bye. Cross-posting to 5 groups is Worse than top posting! |
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"Chilla" > wrote in message u... > jdeluise wrote: >> At least John Doe didn't top-post this time like he frequently does... > > Always wondered about that, is the netiquette to "not" top post? Top posting replies is for the retarded class of usenet users who use simpleminded newsreaders like OE Express. It would logically follow that this sentence should follow the one above. Why on earth would I want to reverse the order of the whole damn thing? TFM® |
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TFM® wrote (I removed cross-posting):
> Top posting replies is for the retarded class of usenet users who use > simpleminded newsreaders like OE Express. Some of us *like* Outlook Express, and are courteous enough to both trim our replies *and* bottom-post. BTW, I had to smile at the fact that TFM® scornfully used words like "retarded" and "simpleminded", then went on to write "OE Express". It's like the curse of the spelling flame, where you are unable to keep from misspelling something even while you're pointing out the misspelling of someone else. In this case, "OE Express" is something which ought to be forwarded to the Department of Redundancy Department. Bob |
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"Bob Terwilliger" > fnord
: > TFM® wrote (I removed cross-posting): > >> Top posting replies is for the retarded class of usenet users who use >> simpleminded newsreaders like OE Express. > > Some of us *like* Outlook Express, and are courteous enough to both > trim our replies *and* bottom-post. > > BTW, I had to smile at the fact that TFM® scornfully used words like > "retarded" and "simpleminded", then went on to write "OE Express". > It's like the curse of the spelling flame, where you are unable to > keep from misspelling something even while you're pointing out the > misspelling of someone else. In this case, "OE Express" is something > which ought to be forwarded to the Department of Redundancy > Department. > > Bob > > > Isn't it possible to change the settings? I used to use OE and I seem to remember that... -- Saerah (Chair, office of redundant redundancies) "Welcome to Usenet, Biatch! Adapt or haul ass!" - some hillbilly from FL |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
Saerah Gray wrote:
> "Bob Terwilliger" > fnord > : > >> TFM® wrote (I removed cross-posting): >> >>> Top posting replies is for the retarded class of usenet users who >>> use simpleminded newsreaders like OE Express. >> >> Some of us *like* Outlook Express, and are courteous enough to both >> trim our replies *and* bottom-post. >> >> BTW, I had to smile at the fact that TFM® scornfully used words like >> "retarded" and "simpleminded", then went on to write "OE Express". >> It's like the curse of the spelling flame, where you are unable to >> keep from misspelling something even while you're pointing out the >> misspelling of someone else. In this case, "OE Express" is something >> which ought to be forwarded to the Department of Redundancy >> Department. > Isn't it possible to change the settings? I used to use OE and I seem > to remember that... Yes, you can. Of course, if you want to neaten up the post, you have to go back up to the top anyway, which is why I leave that setting. nancy |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
"Lonestar" > wrote in message ... > Paul Knudsen wrote: > >> No interest in affectations of trolls. Bye Bye. > > Cross-posting to 5 groups is Worse than top posting! I don't know if you had noticed or not, Robert...You managed to X-Post to 2 groups... :-) Bigbazza (Barry) |
Top Posting Netiquette was [Hello, I am from Finland].
Saerah Gray wrote about top-posting being the default for OE:
>> Some of us *like* Outlook Express, and are courteous enough to both >> trim our replies *and* bottom-post. > > Isn't it possible to change the settings? I used to use OE and I seem to > remember that... I think it's possible to change settings in Outlook so that it will automatically bottom-post, but not in Outlook Express. In any case it's the work of only a second or two to move the cursor to the bottom of the text -- and I like to trim all the extraneous stuff out of that text, so by the time I'm done trimming I'm at the bottom of the text anyway. Bob |
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On Sat 27 Sep 2008 08:01:21p, Bob Terwilliger told us...
> Saerah Gray wrote about top-posting being the default for OE: > >>> Some of us *like* Outlook Express, and are courteous enough to both >>> trim our replies *and* bottom-post. >> >> Isn't it possible to change the settings? I used to use OE and I seem >> to remember that... > > I think it's possible to change settings in Outlook so that it will > automatically bottom-post, but not in Outlook Express. In any case it's > the work of only a second or two to move the cursor to the bottom of the > text -- and I like to trim all the extraneous stuff out of that text, > so by the time I'm done trimming I'm at the bottom of the text anyway. It's necessary to move the cursor to the bottom in Xnews in order to bottom post unless the quoted to be quoted has been highlighted prior to hitting "reply". In that case, the cursor defaults to the bottom. On rare occasions I top post, but only for specific reasons. -- Wayne Boatwright ******************************************* Date: Saturday, 09(IX)/27(XXVII)/08(MMVIII) ******************************************* Countdown till Veteran's Day 6wks 2dys 3hrs 42mins ******************************************* The pendulum has gone full circle. ******************************************* |
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On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 15:22:59 -0700 (PDT), LarbGai >
wrote: >Stop whinging and just go. What's "whinging" >No need to bother telling everyone or are you wanting attention as >well?? Wrong again. I don't want attention. Just like exposing morons. Like you. |
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On Oct 5, 3:24*pm, Paul Knudsen > wrote:
> On Fri, 26 Sep 2008 15:22:59 -0700 (PDT), LarbGai > > wrote: > > >Stop whinging and just go. > > What's "whinging" ******Something you show a remarkable talent for. > > >No need to bother telling everyone or are you wanting attention as > >well?? > > Wrong again. *I don't want attention. *Just like exposing morons. > Like you. ******And in return you have just proved to the world at large what a dickhead you are. Well done. |
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