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[fortunato]

Why all the top posting? Are there so many newbies that you don't
tell them to quit top posting? Is this not a newsgroup no no in this
newsgroup? It's hard to follow the stuff with all the top posting
going on in here.
Yes I just got an ASUS board. Just asking and I care not to
change a thing. Always willing to play by your rules in your
playground.

 

[Venom]

I top poast because I am too lazy to scroll and I don't want to wear out the
scrolling wheel on my mouse.

 

[bowgus]

And I not only top post, but delete stuff as well. I'm thinking most of us
are/were techies, and prefer to just "get 'er done".

 

[Custom Computers]

OH my GOD another top posting cop. Get a life

 

[PB]

OH my GOD another top posting cop. Get a life

What is wrong with "being on top"?

 

[Daniel Mandic]

What is wrong with "being on top"?

Microsoft!?



Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic

 

[name]

Microsoft!?



Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic

I think all the purists should bottom post in machine code and all the rest
should top post in text messaging shorthand with those cute little
emoticons. As for me, I have no life so scrolling through a month old
thread gives me a reason to live.

But, frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.

 

[Dale Brisket]

We do it just to annoy people like you. For the rest of Usenet, we ALWAYS
bottom post.

 

[PB]

Microsoft!?



Best Regards,

Daniel Mandic

I was attempting to be humorous. The reference is regarding something
else entirely...

p00lb0y

 

[milleron]

Why all the top posting? Are there so many newbies that you don't
tell them to quit top posting? Is this not a newsgroup no no in this
newsgroup? It's hard to follow the stuff with all the top posting
going on in here.
Yes I just got an ASUS board. Just asking and I care not to
change a thing. Always willing to play by your rules in your
playground.

The flame wars that have been waged over this silly topic could fill a
T3 pipe for a month.
There are indisputable advantages to both methods. Bottom posting is
my preference, but only by a micro-tad. I'd never tell a top-poster
to change his ways. You shouldn't, either.

Ron

 

[J]

The next generation of Asus boards will have a massive TPPU socket: to
accept Intel's next-generation Top Posting Processing Units. These 60
billion-transistor parts, in 50,000-pin packages, use the latest
virtualization technology to provide a full hardware solution to the problem
of top-posting.

Clearly I am not using such a board right now. Either that or I set the
TPPU Enable flag to '0'.

 

[Venom]

Hot damn, I gotta have one of them boards.

The next generation of Asus boards will have a massive TPPU socket: to
accept Intel's next-generation Top Posting Processing Units. These 60
billion-transistor parts, in 50,000-pin packages, use the latest
virtualization technology to provide a full hardware solution to the problem
of top-posting.

Clearly I am not using such a board right now. Either that or I set the
TPPU Enable flag to '0'.

 

[Ed]

What is wrong with "being on top"?

Well it's easier to follow along if things are in order, especially if
the thread becomes very long.

Just imagine all books/magz being "top post" printed, hmmmm that be one
way to kill off all those mystery novels. ;p

Ed

 

[bowgus]

I'd never tell a top-poster

to change his ways. You shouldn't, either.

Ron

He/she didn't ...

 

[Phantom]

Well it's easier to follow along if things are in order, especially if
the thread becomes very long.

Just imagine all books/magz being "top post" printed, hmmmm that be one
way to kill off all those mystery novels. ;p

Ed

nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnno

 

[milleron]

He/she didn't ...

What thread are you reading?

Ron