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Jackie lee wrote:

Spam - reported.

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Jackie lee wrote:
> .... Additionally, to
> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
> that you install a registry cleaner as well.


Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
peddler, you'd not know that, would you?


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killed a great many philosophers.
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Bruce Chambers wrote:
> Jackie lee wrote:
>> .... Additionally, to
>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>
>
> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?


You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?

And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to
hype?

Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your
perverted, closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend the
user of a registry cleaner in some circumstances.

He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and spamming.
You love your little, meaningless and vague references to things like
"snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back up with any
verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I noticed the
other day, searching my archives, that it was you who told me I should
believe something and not try to verify it elsewhere becaue YOU had said
it was true! Woof!

Millions of people in a very large installed base know better than you
and have actual experience in addition to back them up while you have
nothing but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.

Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a post
that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent
statements, but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's MY
air you're breathing.

Your mind is like concrete-----mixed up and permanently set.
"Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>> .... Additionally, to
>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>
>>
>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>
>
> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>
> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to hype?
>
> Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your perverted,
> closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend the user of a
> registry cleaner in some circumstances.
>
> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and spamming.
> You love your little, meaningless and vague references to things like
> "snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back up with any
> verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I noticed the other
> day, searching my archives, that it was you who told me I should believe
> something and not try to verify it elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was
> true! Woof!
>
> Millions of people in a very large installed base know better than you and
> have actual experience in addition to back them up while you have nothing
> but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>
> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a post
> that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent statements,
> but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's MY air you're
> breathing.
>
>

Twayne

All types of Registry Cleaners are snake oil. They do nothing but create problems
either right away or when least expected. Period

--
Peter

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Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>> .... Additionally, to
>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>
>>
>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>
>
> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>
> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to hype?
>
> Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your perverted, closed
> minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend the user of a registry cleaner
> in some circumstances.
>
> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and spamming. You love
> your little, meaningless and vague references to things like "snake oil" and
> others you can not and do not ever back up with any verifiable evicence. I
> suspect you love yourself too; I noticed the other day, searching my archives,
> that it was you who told me I should believe something and not try to verify it
> elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was true! Woof!
>
> Millions of people in a very large installed base know better than you and have
> actual experience in addition to back them up while you have nothing but your
> closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>
> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a post that
> actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent statements, but I'm not
> holding my breath. You should, though. It's MY air you're breathing.
>
>

Unknown wrote:
> Your mind is like concrete-----mixed up and permanently set.

Doing a little projecting are you? You have the perfect nick, BTW.


> "Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>>> .... Additionally, to
>>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>>
>>>
>>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>>
>>
>> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>>
>> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to
>> hype? Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your
>> perverted, closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend
>> the user of a registry cleaner in some circumstances.
>>
>> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and
>> spamming. You love your little, meaningless and vague references to
>> things like "snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back
>> up with any verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I
>> noticed the other day, searching my archives, that it was you who
>> told me I should believe something and not try to verify it
>> elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was true! Woof!
>>
>> Millions of people in a very large installed base know better than
>> you and have actual experience in addition to back them up while you
>> have nothing but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>>
>> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a
>> post that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent
>> statements, but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's
>> MY air you're breathing.

Peter Foldes wrote:
> Twayne
>
> All types of Registry Cleaners are snake oil. They do nothing but
> create problems either right away or when least expected. Period

No, that's wrong. Period. You can't back that statement up any more
than your ignorant leaders can. And you know it, as they do also.

How's that arm up your butt feel?



>
>
> "Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>>> .... Additionally, to
>>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>>
>>>
>>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>>
>>
>> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>>
>> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to
>> hype? Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your
>> perverted, closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend
>> the user of a registry cleaner in some circumstances.
>>
>> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and
>> spamming. You love your little, meaningless and vague references to
>> things like "snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back
>> up with any verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I
>> noticed the other day, searching my archives, that it was you who
>> told me I should believe something and not try to verify it
>> elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was true! Woof! Millions of people
>> in a very large installed base know better than
>> you and have actual experience in addition to back them up while you
>> have nothing but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>>
>> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a
>> post that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent
>> statements, but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's
>> MY air you're breathing.

Like I said: Your mind is like concrete, thoroughly mixed up and firmly set.
You continue to ask for proof or verification
for registry cleaners and then when you get it, you ignore it.
"Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Peter Foldes wrote:
>> Twayne
>>
>> All types of Registry Cleaners are snake oil. They do nothing but
>> create problems either right away or when least expected. Period
>
> No, that's wrong. Period. You can't back that statement up any more than
> your ignorant leaders can. And you know it, as they do also.
>
> How's that arm up your butt feel?
>
>
>
>>
>>
>> "Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>>>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>>>> .... Additionally, to
>>>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>>>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>>>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>>>
>>>
>>> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>>>
>>> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to
>>> hype? Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your
>>> perverted, closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend
>>> the user of a registry cleaner in some circumstances.
>>>
>>> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and
>>> spamming. You love your little, meaningless and vague references to
>>> things like "snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back
>>> up with any verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I
>>> noticed the other day, searching my archives, that it was you who
>>> told me I should believe something and not try to verify it
>>> elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was true! Woof! Millions of people in
>>> a very large installed base know better than
>>> you and have actual experience in addition to back them up while you
>>> have nothing but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>>>
>>> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a
>>> post that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent
>>> statements, but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's MY
>>> air you're breathing.
>
>
>

Twayne

You are wrong and on top of that ignorant. There was so many different proofs that
were given and yet you ignore them. There is even a MS KB about how to start a
system if the registry is corrupt. This KB has been successfully used by people that
used Registry Cleaners and could not start up Windows after.

I have answered and posted answers after someone posts that when they finished using
their registry cleaner they have major issues

I am in 47 newsgroups on this MS server alone and not one day goes by when this
issue does not come up. Get out a bit more Twayne

I am sure you have seen this posted for posters with exactly that issue

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;q307545


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"Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Peter Foldes wrote:
>> Twayne
>>
>> All types of Registry Cleaners are snake oil. They do nothing but
>> create problems either right away or when least expected. Period
>
> No, that's wrong. Period. You can't back that statement up any more than your
> ignorant leaders can. And you know it, as they do also.
>
> How's that arm up your butt feel?
>
>
>
>>
>>
>> "Twayne" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Bruce Chambers wrote:
>>>> Jackie lee wrote:
>>>>> .... Additionally, to
>>>>> clean registry and privacy, many computer expert usually recommend
>>>>> that you install a registry cleaner as well.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sorry, spammer. That's a lie. *NO* true expert would recommend the
>>>> use of such snake oil products. But then, as just another snake oil
>>>> peddler, you'd not know that, would you?
>>>
>>>
>>> You actually think a spammer will be checking back to read that?
>>>
>>> And you have no problem with anything ELSE the spammer was trying to
>>> hype? Many "true experts" in the dictionary definition type, not your
>>> perverted, closed minded personal dictionary, would indeed recommend
>>> the user of a registry cleaner in some circumstances.
>>>
>>> He's not peddling snake oil, he's peddling spammy products and
>>> spamming. You love your little, meaningless and vague references to
>>> things like "snake oil" and others you can not and do not ever back
>>> up with any verifiable evicence. I suspect you love yourself too; I
>>> noticed the other day, searching my archives, that it was you who
>>> told me I should believe something and not try to verify it
>>> elsewhere becaue YOU had said it was true! Woof! Millions of people in a very
>>> large installed base know better than
>>> you and have actual experience in addition to back them up while you
>>> have nothing but your closed minded ignorance to back you up.
>>>
>>> Thanks again for this opportunity. Someday you might even make a
>>> post that actually answers someone's questions or makes intelligent
>>> statements, but I'm not holding my breath. You should, though. It's MY air
>>> you're breathing.
>
>
>