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Ken Blake, MVP
Philip said:I also thank Ken Blake whose simple direct answer came in after my
last thank you post to Alias and David H. Lipman.
You're welcome. Glad to help.
Philip said:I also thank Ken Blake whose simple direct answer came in after my
last thank you post to Alias and David H. Lipman.
David H. Lipman said:I'm still here...
However, Michael is right. One must learn to have thick skin when in
a News Group. The Microsoft News Groups are quite tame. There are
10's of thousands of News Groups in UseNet and some can be quite
vicious. You don't know what a real "flame war" is or what can
really transpire.
What you have seen is nothing. Take the good information you have
receieved and ignore the replies from what you consider to be
"idiots" or "morons" or those who are just plain disagreeable.
You can learn much from News Groups. Some is information that is
multi-layered. Remeber what I have said -- One must learn to have
thick skin when in a News Group.
Good Luck to 'ya Phillip !
Kurt is abrasive, but certainly one not to dismiss. I don't
agree with him on very much,
ANONYMOUS said:Lier. You never agree on anything with Kurt. PERIOD. To make things
worse for you Kurt had a wonderful dossier about your lies on his
website. Perhaps it will reapear one of these days.
Hope this puts the record straight.
Philip K. said:OK, OK . I was not punching at you. At least not hard punches. You
should not be so thin skinned. (Does that sound like the usual
paranoiac's response. I have to get in practice for those other
Usenet groups.) My ranting and raving was directed at Kurt and my
memories of an encounter with that other useful genius - John Candy. His
little poem brought back memories. I am also irritated (not
really really mad) with the wise guys who clog up the internet with
smart alec non-answers as they did on this thread.
Which brings up another question. Would you know why my post was
censored whereas the original posts which I quoted were not? And how
did Ian (the terrible) Anderson get ahold of it?
I apologize
Peace. That's a direct quote from Kurt.
David Candy said:Why does he call you semen (Scum - english slang for seman several
centuries ago) of the world? What does he know that we don't?
Michael said:But trust me, kuttrail does not know me that well!!!! Scum was used in the
American slang term, not the context of scumbag. You know the scum that you
see when you go into your sons first apartment and look in the refrigerator,
or what you find when you look in the toilet when you get to your vacation
home.
Plato said:Scum. First Definition.
"A filmy layer of extraneous or impure matter that forms on or rises to
the surface of a liquid or body of water."
Michael Stevens said:Plato said:Scum. First Definition.
"A filmy layer of extraneous or impure matter that forms on or rises to
the surface of a liquid or body of water."
Plato,
Thanks for clearing this up, XP users are far better informed with this
critical information, and we are now back on topic.
Keep impure water out of your XP computer so scum [American Scum] does not
grow and cause no boot situations.
Sorry David, we cannot fix the Australian Scum strain.
--
Michael Stevens MS-MVP XP
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