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Jim Lane must be bored.
Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article
to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
Wayne Boatwright > said:
> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article > to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. He posts regularly. Google is wrong. Carol |
On Sat 03 Sep 2005 10:26:00p, Damsel in dis Dress wrote in
rec.food.cooking: > Wayne Boatwright > said: > >> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 >> article to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. > > He posts regularly. Google is wrong. > > Carol > Well, as one of the official hall monitors, I guess you would know. :-) Still, he can't seem to do anything but bash tonight. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
Wayne Boatwright > said:
> Well, as one of the official hall monitors, I guess you would know. :-) > Still, he can't seem to do anything but bash tonight. I gave up my hall monitor sash a couple months ago. :-) When someone's in bash mode, I just skip over their posts for awhile until they can act civil. Works for me. Carol |
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On Sat 03 Sep 2005 11:01:02p, Sheryl Rosen wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 1:59 AM: > >> On Sat 03 Sep 2005 10:26:00p, Damsel in dis Dress wrote in >> rec.food.cooking: >> >>> Wayne Boatwright > said: >>> >>>> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 >>>> article to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. >>> >>> He posts regularly. Google is wrong. >>> >>> Carol >>> >> >> Well, as one of the official hall monitors, I guess you would know. :-) >> Still, he can't seem to do anything but bash tonight. > > who cares? I don't care. I was merely making an observation. > You all need to get out of the house more!!!! > There is an entire world outside your house....people actually > interacting FACE TO FACE and in-person!!!! They speak to each other, > they hear one another's voices!!!!! The SEE one another!!! > They can touch.....it's amazing, really. Face-to-face interaction!!! > Imagine!!! > You guys really should try it sometime! > It's amazing that people really CAN interact without a computer! Rant over yet, Sheryl? I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, and probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen to enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's business. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
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On Sat 03 Sep 2005 11:20:27p, Sheryl Rosen wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: > >> >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, and >> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen >> to enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's >> business. > > Why do you feel the need to justify then? You're assuming that I felt a "need" to justify anything. I was only responding to your post. If you didn't expect a response, then perhaps you shouldn't have posted. > Who am I? B.S.O.M. > Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? I don't care what you think. I don't need your approval. > Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? It doesn't. I think the whole damn thing is comical. > Why do you make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why are you counting? Have you nothing better to do? Why don't you try LIVING instead of counting? Why don't you try LIVING instead of observing? We've been through this crap before, Sheryl. Why don't you mind your own business? Lest I remind you of the rampages you've been on here. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
Wayne Boatwright > said:
> We've been through this crap before, Sheryl. Why don't you mind your own > business? Lest I remind you of the rampages you've been on here. She's manic AGAIN. Someone desperately needs some medication. Time to re-activate that killfile. Bye, Sheryl. See a doctor. Really. Carol |
Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article > to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. > Hmmm, I must be competing with your output. Are you suffering from penis envy? jim |
"Ophelia" > wrote in message . .. > > "Sheryl Rosen" > wrote in message > ... > > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: > > > >> > >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, > >> and > >> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen > >> to > >> enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's > >> business. > > > > Why do you feel the need to justify then? > > Who am I? > > Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? > > Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? Why do > > you > > make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why don't you try LIVING instead of > > observing? > > Why don't you stop bullying? > Sadly, it's her job. |
On Sun 04 Sep 2005 04:44:29a, jmcquown wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> > "Ophelia" > wrote in message > . .. >> >> "Sheryl Rosen" > wrote in message >> ... >> > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: >> > >> >> >> >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, >> >> and probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I >> >> happen to enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone >> >> else's business. >> > >> > Why do you feel the need to justify then? >> > Who am I? >> > Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? >> > Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? Why do >> > you make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why don't you try LIVING instead of >> > observing? >> >> Why don't you stop bullying? >> > Sadly, it's her job. lol! -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
Wayne Boatwright wrote: > On Sat 03 Sep 2005 11:01:02p, Sheryl Rosen wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 1:59 AM: > > > >> On Sat 03 Sep 2005 10:26:00p, Damsel in dis Dress wrote in > >> rec.food.cooking: > >> > >>> Wayne Boatwright > said: > >>> > >>>> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 > >>>> article to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. > >>> > >>> He posts regularly. Google is wrong. > >>> > >>> Carol > >>> > >> > >> Well, as one of the official hall monitors, I guess you would know. :-) > >> Still, he can't seem to do anything but bash tonight. > > > > who cares? > > I don't care. I was merely making an observation. > > > You all need to get out of the house more!!!! > > There is an entire world outside your house....people actually > > interacting FACE TO FACE and in-person!!!! They speak to each other, > > they hear one another's voices!!!!! The SEE one another!!! > > They can touch.....it's amazing, really. Face-to-face interaction!!! > > Imagine!!! > > You guys really should try it sometime! > > It's amazing that people really CAN interact without a computer! > > Rant over yet, Sheryl? > > I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, and > probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen to > enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's business. Same here - out of the house. Caving and hiking and 4-wheeling on the weekends. Work during the week. I like the computer in the early morning when it is quiet or in the evening when TV sucks big time. Sometimes I'm in mood to post here and sometimes not. Sandi |
"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... > > "Ophelia" > wrote in message > . .. >> >> "Sheryl Rosen" > wrote in message >> ... >> > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: >> > >> >> >> >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, >> >> and >> >> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen >> >> to >> >> enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's >> >> business. >> > >> > Why do you feel the need to justify then? >> > Who am I? >> > Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? >> > Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? Why do >> > you >> > make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why don't you try LIVING instead of >> > observing? >> >> Why don't you stop bullying? >> > Sadly, it's her job. > Not for me. I've blocked her till she shows some common sense and decency. MoM |
"JimLane" > wrote in message ... > Wayne Boatwright wrote: >> Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 >> article to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. >> > > Hmmm, I must be competing with your output. Are you suffering from penis > envy? > > > jim Another one gone. MoM |
Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > Wayne Boatwright > said: > > > Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article > > to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. > > He posts regularly. Google is wrong. Google may not be wrong... I've noticed lots of folks choose to waffle back and forth between archiving and not archiving... then again Google can be wrong, for a number of years it seems (with Deje News) my posts weren't archived yet I never knowingly chose that option. Could also be a PC glitch... haven't any of yoose ever discovered a PC gremlin somehow muted your sound and changed other default settings. Heck, sometimes rfc gets so boring I fall asleep at the keyboard mid sentence, with my hand still on the mouse... I know for a fact I've clicked in my sleep and made default changes, heck, once that I know of I deleted my entire photo shop program.... for weeks I figured it was gone foever, until one day I opened my recycle bin and there is was. Sheldon |
MoM wrote:
> "jmcquown" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Ophelia" > wrote in message >> . .. >>> >>> "Sheryl Rosen" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: >>>> >>>>> >>>>> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same >>>>> tomorrow, and >>>>> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I >>>>> happen to >>>>> enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's >>>>> business. >>>> >>>> Why do you feel the need to justify then? >>>> Who am I? >>>> Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? >>>> Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? Why >>>> do you >>>> make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why don't you try LIVING instead of >>>> observing? >>> >>> Why don't you stop bullying? >>> >> Sadly, it's her job. >> > > Not for me. I've blocked her till she shows some common sense and > decency. > > MoM Yeah, I've had her blocked for a few years now. I only see her posts when I read one she's replied to. She was splitting hairs about it wasn't ME who won the free cat food, it was my cat. Well DUH. I don't eat cat food :) She's an ill tempered b**** who just can't stand anyone else to have good fortune. OB Food: Today, I'm using smoked turkey wings and making a pot of turnip greens. Still haven't decided what to grill tomorrow other than some zucchini. It's a toss up between flank steak and chicken thighs. I'll decide late tonight or early tomorrow morning. Here's a pic of how I did the flank under the oven broiler: http://community.webshots.com/photo/...78503408bBxjaa Jill |
"Sheldon" > wrote:
>sometimes rfc gets so boring I fall asleep at the keyboard mid >sentence, with my hand still on the mouse... I know for a fact I've >clicked in my sleep and made default changes, heck, once that I know of >I deleted my entire photo shop program.... for weeks I figured it was >gone foever, until one day I opened my recycle bin and there is was. > >Sheldon > I feel better now - I thought I was the only one who did this <G> -- The Doc says my brain waves closely match those of a crazed ferret. At least now I have an excuse. |
On 4 Sep 2005 08:40:59 +0200, Wayne Boatwright wrote:
> On Sat 03 Sep 2005 11:20:27p, Sheryl Rosen wrote in rec.food.cooking: > > > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: > > > >> > >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, and > >> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen > >> to enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's > >> business. > > > > Why do you feel the need to justify then? > > You're assuming that I felt a "need" to justify anything. I was only > responding to your post. If you didn't expect a response, then perhaps you > shouldn't have posted. > She's in so many kill files, she's not used to getting a reaction of any kind. |
On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 00:26:00 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote:
> Wayne Boatwright > said: > > > Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article > > to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. > > He posts regularly. > Yes, he does. > Google is wrong. Maybe he x no-archives most of his posts. |
AlleyGator wrote:
> "Sheldon" > wrote: > >> sometimes rfc gets so boring I fall asleep at the keyboard mid >> sentence, with my hand still on the mouse... I know for a fact I've >> clicked in my sleep and made default changes, heck, once that I know >> of I deleted my entire photo shop program.... for weeks I figured it >> was gone foever, until one day I opened my recycle bin and there is >> was. >> >> Sheldon >> > I feel better now - I thought I was the only one who did this <G> As someone in the Info Tech industry, don't feel bad. I was swapping stories with a co-worker and it was amazing we had both done the same stupid things. Like, insert a diskette into drive A. Drop out to DOS. Usually at this point, cd to A and then Type format. Are you sure? Yeah, yeah, I'm sure. Except, we forgot to cd to A. Oh God! Ctrl-Break! STOP! Do not format the C Drive! (laughing) She also wound up with a squirrel building a nest on top of her chimney - lit a fire, house filled with smoke. Same darned thing happened to me! It was like that old cartoon (Lil' Abner?) - a little storm cloud followed us around and rained on us, but in this case it kept jumping back and forth. Jill |
Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > Wayne Boatwright > said: > > > We've been through this crap before, Sheryl. Why don't you mind your own > > business? Lest I remind you of the rampages you've been on here. > > She's manic AGAIN. Someone desperately needs some medication. Time to > re-activate that killfile. Bye, Sheryl. See a doctor. Really. LOL... a - yup... -- Best Greg |
sf wrote: > She's in so many kill files, she's not used to getting a reaction of > any kind. Her self - aggrandizing posts are good for a laugh, though. Her MO *never* changes. And when I occasionally get down in the dumps I can read her childish petty little dramas and say, "Hey, at least I'm not *that* bad off, I have it pretty good in life actually..." :-) -- Best Greg |
Dog3 wrote: > I have killfiled myself by accident more than once. You see people quoting > your posts but never see the post. *sigh*... Yeah, I've done that too...and I discovered I really wasn't missing much of anything, either... :-) -- Best Greg |
jmcquown wrote: > "Ophelia" > wrote in message > . .. > > > > "Sheryl Rosen" > wrote in message > > ... > > > Wayne Boatwright at wrote on 9/4/05 2:15 AM: > > > > > >> > > >> I was "out of the house" most of the day today. The same tomorrow, > > >> and > > >> probably all day on Monday. I don't go out in the evening. I happen > > >> to > > >> enjoy being on the PC when I'm home, not that it's anyhone else's > > >> business. > > > > > > Why do you feel the need to justify then? > > > Who am I? > > > Why do you care what I think? Why do you care what Jim Lane thinks? > > > Why do you let what anyone here says impact your life at all? Why do > > > you > > > make 32 posts in 3 days' time? Why don't you try LIVING instead of > > > observing? > > > > Why don't you stop bullying? > > > Sadly, it's her job. Hey Jill, at least she gets to put in *lots* of overtime :-) -- Best Greg |
sf wrote:
> On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 00:26:00 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > > >> Wayne Boatwright > said: >> >> > Until tonight, according to Google Groups, he has posted exactly 11 article >> > to rfc since 10/99. Now he can't keep his mouth shut. >> >> He posts regularly. >> > > Yes, he does. > > >>Google is wrong. > > > Maybe he x no-archives most of his posts. > Nope, I don't change a thing. So I am not controlling Google's mis-count. jim |
"Gregory Morrow" > said:
> Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > > > Wayne Boatwright > said: > > > > > We've been through this crap before, Sheryl. Why don't you mind your own > > > business? Lest I remind you of the rampages you've been on here. > > > > She's manic AGAIN. Someone desperately needs some medication. Time to > > re-activate that killfile. Bye, Sheryl. See a doctor. Really. > > LOL... a - yup... I know it sounds funny, but I didn't mean it as a joke. It takes one to know one, and this bipolar person recognizes a fellow sufferer when she sees one. Sheryl, please, for yourself and everyone around you, get some help. Carol |
"Gregory Morrow" > said:
> Dog3 wrote: > > > I have killfiled myself by accident more than once. You see people quoting > > your posts but never see the post. *sigh*... > > Yeah, I've done that too...and I discovered I really wasn't missing > much of anything, either... :-) ROFLMAO! Carol |
jmcquown wrote: > AlleyGator wrote: > >>"Sheldon" > wrote: >> >> >>>sometimes rfc gets so boring I fall asleep at the keyboard mid >>>sentence, with my hand still on the mouse... I know for a fact I've >>>clicked in my sleep and made default changes, heck, once that I know >>>of I deleted my entire photo shop program.... for weeks I figured it >>>was gone foever, until one day I opened my recycle bin and there is >>>was. >>> >>>Sheldon >>> >> >>I feel better now - I thought I was the only one who did this <G> > > > As someone in the Info Tech industry, don't feel bad. I was swapping > stories with a co-worker and it was amazing we had both done the same stupid > things. Like, insert a diskette into drive A. Drop out to DOS. Usually at > this point, cd to A and then Type format. Are you sure? Yeah, yeah, I'm > sure. Except, we forgot to cd to A. Oh God! Ctrl-Break! STOP! Do not > format the C Drive! (laughing) > > She also wound up with a squirrel building a nest on top of her chimney - > lit a fire, house filled with smoke. Same darned thing happened to me! It > was like that old cartoon (Lil' Abner?) - a little storm cloud followed us > around and rained on us, but in this case it kept jumping back and forth. > > Jill > > Joe Btfsplk or something similar, wasn't it? |
Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > Dog3 > said: > > >>I have killfiled myself by accident more than once. You see people quoting >>your posts but never see the post. *sigh*... > > > LOL! I did that once! Took me three months to figure out what went wrong. > I had filtered "spam" and then put no-spam in my e-mail address. I > recently obliterated Margaret Suran the same way. > > Carol Is it possible that you have not received several emails from me, including a couple of Thank You Notes? Let me know and I will send them again. :o) |
Margaret Suran > said:
> Is it possible that you have not received several emails from me, > including a couple of Thank You Notes? Let me know and I will send > them again. :o) I'm sorry, Margaret. I did receive them. I am VERY backlogged on my correspondence. I haven't been feeling so great lately (shingles), and only briefly pop my head into the newsgroup or write a letter or two. The good news is, I've been spending the time when I'm not sleeping to clean the house and post cookbooks on eBay. There were several that we decided we'd never use. When I researched the selling prices of previously auctioned copies, I decided it'd be better to put them in the Salvation Army box than waste my time and money trying to get a few pennies for them. We're about due to start a second box. It feels good to be purging some of the unnecessary stuff we've accumulated. Carol |
On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 17:52:44 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote:
> > It feels good to be purging some of the unnecessary stuff we've > accumulated. I'm not in the collecting mode now, but I'm not ready to give up my "stuff" either. Someday, someway, I'll be in that mood. The problem is that once I have more room, I'll probably just start collecting again. The standing joke at work is "she who dies with the most *stuff* wins". |
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sf > said:
> On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 17:52:44 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > > > > It feels good to be purging some of the unnecessary stuff we've > > accumulated. > > I'm not in the collecting mode now, but I'm not ready to give up my > "stuff" either. Someday, someway, I'll be in that mood. The problem > is that once I have more room, I'll probably just start collecting > again. > > The standing joke at work is "she who dies with the most *stuff* > wins". While going through our cookbooks, we took note that the ones we use most are various Betty Crocker books. They're just ... comfortable, like hot cocoa on a cold winter's day. So I've bought a few of those with my eBay earnings. I even bought one I already had. What a maroon! One more for the Salvation Army. Carol |
On 2005-09-04, Dog3 > wrote:
> I have killfiled myself by accident more than once. Hey, I do it on purpose! This weekend, I'm using clamato and vodka. nb |
On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 19:43:18 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote:
> While going through our cookbooks, we took note that the ones we use most > are various Betty Crocker books. She's my old reliable too! In spite of having lots of "fancy" cookbooks, good old Betty Crocker is the one I turn to first... and I only have one. |
On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 19:57:38 -0500, notbob wrote:
> On 2005-09-04, Dog3 > wrote: > > > I have killfiled myself by accident more than once. > > Hey, I do it on purpose! This weekend, I'm using clamato and vodka. > I like that method... except I'd use Snappy Tom and a celery swizzle stick of course. |
On 2005-09-05, sf > wrote:
> ....and a celery swizzle > stick of course. natch! ...and tabasco and worcestershire. If you're gonna mix a kill file, gotchta do it right. ;) nb |
On Sun 04 Sep 2005 06:03:19p, sf wrote in rec.food.cooking:
> On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 19:43:18 -0500, Damsel in dis Dress wrote: > >> While going through our cookbooks, we took note that the ones we use most >> are various Betty Crocker books. > > She's my old reliable too! In spite of having lots of "fancy" > cookbooks, good old Betty Crocker is the one I turn to first... and I > only have one. I've never owned any of the Betty Crocker books, probably because my mom never did. My old standbys are Good Housekeeping Cookbook (1944 and 1965 editions), Joy of Cooking (1964 edition), and Culinary Arts Institute Encyclopedic Cookbook (1967 edition). When I first lived on my own in 1963, I liked my mom's 1944 GHC so well that I tracked down another copy at a used bookshop. Hundreds of cookbooks later, these are still the ones on my cookbook shelf in the kitchen, and the first ones I go to for a reference. -- Wayne Boatwright *¿* ____________________________________________ My doctor told me to stop having intimate dinners for four, unless there are three other people. |
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