[I accidentally posted this to rec.fun.condoms earlier by mistake]

We seem to have a glut of morons lately. I don't claim to be a
Usenet expert except on odd-numbered days, but I can't really tell
what the latest influx of morons all have in common (other than the
usual no-lives).

We have all sorts of trolls that love crossposting, people telling
us all sorts of brain-deadening odds and ends, and some really
bottom of the barrel questions and comebacks. And all the Dimitris
and Littleshoes that love encouraging them.

Has anybody figured out a pattern to any of this, other than RFC
loves to invite trolls, and that certain people are the first to
respond to it?

Imagine what will happen when Peter returns (I assume my filters
aren't *that* good - he is gone, isn't he?). I'm pretty sure that
day will mark the end of RFC as we knew it.

ObFood: Stouffers Stromboli ($2.39). Don't bother. I love
Stouffers, but this didn't make the grade.

-sw

Sqwertz wrote:
> [I accidentally posted this to rec.fun.condoms earlier by mistake]
>
> We seem to have a glut of morons lately. I don't claim to be a
> Usenet expert except on odd-numbered days, but I can't really tell
> what the latest influx of morons all have in common (other than the
> usual no-lives).

You must not have kids in school.
It's SPRING BREAK.

Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:

> You must not have kids in school.
> It's SPRING BREAK.

Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.

-sw

"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
...
> Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:
>
>> You must not have kids in school.
>> It's SPRING BREAK.
>
> Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.
>

You think it is the same time everywhere??

cyberpurrs > wrote:

> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:
>>
>>> You must not have kids in school.
>>> It's SPRING BREAK.
>>
>> Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.
>>
>
> You think it is the same time everywhere??

I know it's over everywhere that matters. And has been for
over a week. Maybe a few people in CA are still celebrating, but
nobody in CA gives a shit about trolling Usenet.

-sw

"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
...
> cyberpurrs > wrote:
>
>> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:
>>>
>>>> You must not have kids in school.
>>>> It's SPRING BREAK.
>>>
>>> Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.
>>>
>>
>> You think it is the same time everywhere??
>
> I know it's over everywhere that matters. And has been for
> over a week. Maybe a few people in CA are still celebrating, but
> nobody in CA gives a shit about trolling Usenet.
>

You're beginning to pull dumbass stuff out of your ass like Sheldon, Steve.
I know people in college and in high school who are on spring break now. And
lots of teachers are.

On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 23:56:15 -0400, "cyberpurrs" >
wrote:

>
>"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
...
>> Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:
>>
>>> You must not have kids in school.
>>> It's SPRING BREAK.
>>
>> Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.
>>
>
>You think it is the same time everywhere??

For some, Spring Break is now. 'nuff said - but I'll say more. The
local university break was last week, public school break is this week
and catlick schools will take their break next week. That's the way
it is here. Other states and districts (obviously) have other
schedules.



--
I love cooking with wine.
Sometimes I even put it in the food.

In article >,
Sqwertz > wrote:

> Silent Sorrow in Empty Boats > wrote:
>
> > You must not have kids in school.
> > It's SPRING BREAK.
>
> Spring Break was 2 weeks ago. 'nuff said.

Many years back, parents were very frustrated around here, because their
kids had different calendars. Maybe the high school kid watched their
sibling on some vacation days when the parents had to work. Well, if
the high school kid was in school and the younger sibling wasn't, that
didn't work. Family vacations were a problem when the kids had winter
or spring vacations at different times. So the county stepped in, got
all the districts together, and they agreed on a single calendar. But
the individual districts still sometimes changed their calendars, even
though they had agreed. The county had penalties, but they weren't
significant. Of course, the parents got all angry, but there wasn't
much to do except direct them to complain to the school board who
approved a change to the calendar that had already been agreed to.

So, no, it's not the same everywhere in the world, in the US, in
California, or within the counties in California.

--
Dan Abel
Petaluma, California USA

"[Don't] assume that someone is "broken" just because they behave in ways
you don't like or don't understand." --Miche

"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
...
> [I accidentally posted this to rec.fun.condoms earlier by mistake]
>
> We seem to have a glut of morons lately. I don't claim to be a
> Usenet expert except on odd-numbered days, but I can't really tell
> what the latest influx of morons all have in common (other than the
> usual no-lives).
>
> We have all sorts of trolls that love crossposting, people telling
> us all sorts of brain-deadening odds and ends, and some really
> bottom of the barrel questions and comebacks. And all the Dimitris
> and Littleshoes that love encouraging them.
>
> Has anybody figured out a pattern to any of this, other than RFC
> loves to invite trolls, and that certain people are the first to
> respond to it?
>
> Imagine what will happen when Peter returns (I assume my filters
> aren't *that* good - he is gone, isn't he?). I'm pretty sure that
> day will mark the end of RFC as we knew it.
>
> ObFood: Stouffers Stromboli ($2.39). Don't bother. I love
> Stouffers, but this didn't make the grade.
>
The pattern is, you still need time away from Usenet.

Sqwertz wrote:
>
> [I accidentally posted this to rec.fun.condoms earlier by mistake]

I didn't see anything in this posting about grilling cheese.

On Apr 8, 8:21*pm, Sqwertz > wrote:
>
> [I accidentally posted this to rec.fun.condoms earlier by mistake]
>

Too bad yuor parents didn't read rec.fun.condoms 6 months before your
birth.

>
> We seem to have a glut of morons lately. *I don't claim to be a
> Usenet expert except on odd-numbered days, but I can't really tell
> what the latest influx of morons all have in common (other than the
> usual no-lives).
>
> We have all sorts of trolls that love crossposting, people telling
> us all sorts of brain-deadening odds and ends, and some really
> bottom of the barrel questions and comebacks. *And all the Dimitris
> and Littleshoes that love encouraging them.
>
> Has anybody figured out a pattern to any of this, other than RFC
> loves to invite trolls, and that certain people are the first to
> respond to it?
>
> Imagine what will happen when Peter returns (I assume my filters
> aren't *that* good - he is gone, isn't he?). *I'm pretty sure that
> day will mark the end of RFC as we knew it.
>
> ObFood: Stouffers Stromboli ($2.39). *Don't bother. *I love
> Stouffers, but this didn't make the grade.
>
> -sw

Also:
>
> Now go away before I unzip and let my pit bull lose on your furry little ass.
>

Do you have a zipper on your mouth? Because that's where your bull
comes out of.