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And NOW I can't get any, either, or, and Java programs to work in Pogo Games on Windows XP
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Miss Perspicacia Tick
Linda said:And NOW I can't get any, either, or, and Java programs to work in
Pogo Games on Windows XP
From *whose* link?! This isn's MS, nor is it a chatroom. This is Usenet,
suggest you learn how to use it. And I suppose using Google is too much for
your brancell to handle?! Don't answer that - the answer's obvious!
How to Compose a Good Newsgroup Post
How to Act Smart on Usenet
Getting Your Post Noticed - and Answered
http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/features/2001/Mar01/Mar27pmvp.asp
Otherwise, you might as well try here:
Psychic Friends Network
(800) 592-7827
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Teddd
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:And I suppose using Google is too much for
your brancell to handle?! Don't answer that - the answer's obvious!
Bwhahahahahahaha! I guess your "BRAIN CELL" (it is not bran {you forgot the 'i'}) just doesn't function one iota, and it is two words, not one, you grammatical fü¢ktard!
How to Compose a Good Newsgroup Post
So, when will you get re-drummed in the world of proper English, and spelling, as I see you don't comply with the links you supply.
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Miss Perspicacia Tick
Teddd said:Bwhahahahahahaha! I guess your "BRAIN CELL" (it is not bran {you
forgot the 'i'}) just doesn't function one iota, and it is two words,
not one, you grammatical fü¢ktard!
So, when will you get re-drummed in the world of proper English, and
spelling, as I see you don't comply with the links you supply.
Actually, ****wit. 'braincell' can be all one word. Love the new email
address - you certainly aren't normal! I think it is you who needs the
English lessons "re-drummed in the world of proper English" - I've read it a
half-dozen times and it *STILL* doesn't make one iota of sense! "Re-drummed"
isn't even a word!
Back in the bozo-bin with you, moron. Do feel free to take remedial English
101 and join the rest of the English-speaking world...
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This is a "Thank you" to all of you who were so very helpful and understanding of my frustration. The link, the instructions, and all your useful suggestions worked great. Chat room, message board, expert support -- whatever Miss Priss (excuse me) Miss Perspicacia wants to deem this area -- has been extremely informative, helpful, and considerate; even with MY limited "brancell".
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Tom
Glad others here than Miss Puss Inflamed, were able to sort it for you. Kudos on slamming her spelling too, since she claims to be an English major, who also is pedantic about proper grammar and spelling.
Remember MPT, it is not "brancell" it is "brain cell", and it is two separate words!
Remember MPT, it is not "brancell" it is "brain cell", and it is two separate words!
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Miss Perspicacia Tick
Linda said:This is a "Thank you" to all of you who were so very helpful and
understanding of my frustration. The link, the instructions, and all
your useful suggestions worked great. Chat room, message board,
expert support -- whatever Miss Priss (excuse me) Miss Perspicacia
wants to deem this area -- has been extremely informative, helpful,
and considerate; even with MY limited "brancell".
"The Unknown P" wrote:
I didn't "deem" it anything - you're the one using it like a chatroom, by
not keeping your replies with the original thread. Now, may I suggest you
read the information at those links I posted - you might actually *LEARN*
something!
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Now, may I suggest you
read the information at those links I posted - you might actually *LEARN*
something!
Not from you honey.
read the information at those links I posted - you might actually *LEARN*
something!
Not from you honey.
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Tom
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:I didn't "deem" it anything - you're the one using it like a chatroom, by
not keeping your replies with the original thread. Now, may I suggest you
read the information at those links I posted - you might actually *LEARN*
something!
Bwahahahaha! You mean like maybe you learning how to spell, and to properly compose a post? When will the time arrive when you stop violating your own rules?
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PCyr
Miss Perspicacia Tick (a.k.a Amethyst, Cassandra, and many other aliases),
your posts are extremely rude, and counter-productive.
1) This is a Microsoft newsgroup designed to help people with questions
about Microsoft products.
2) People have a right to ask questions and make mistakes.
3) This is not English class. (Especially since you make MANY spelling and
grammar errors yourself)
4) Not everyone here speaks fluent English
5) If someone isn't following USENET etiquette, politely inform them of
their error if you expect them to listen. Calling them a moron is just
going to cause them to label you as a jacka**, and they will not listen.
6) This is a newsgroup to help
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=help) people, not criticise them
and be demeaning towards them.
7) If they post something off-topic, politely ask them to post in the
correct newsgroup.
8) If someone posts an incorrect solution, politely correct them.
-Being rude and demeaning as you are, only makes yourself appear
unintelligent, immature, insecure, and just plain isn't nice.
-If you are as intelligent as you try to appear to be, you would understand
that attacking people, is a very inferior thing to do. Are you so insecure
in life that you have to resort to attacking people about trivial things in
a Microsoft newsgroup? Are you so insecure that you can't stop and say to
yourself, "OK, this person just did something wrong. Why did they do it?
Was it on purpose?" and then respond politely. Are you so insecure that you
have to attack people who already are struggling with computer, and belittle
them even more, thus making yourself feel like some wolf that's establishing
its dominance? Are you so insecure that you have to act like some wild
animal, and belittle people, to make yourself feel dominant and superior?
Why do you feel the need to insult people? Nothing good comes of it. There
is no need for it. If you can think of a single reason for why we should
insult people, please tell us.
your posts are extremely rude, and counter-productive.
1) This is a Microsoft newsgroup designed to help people with questions
about Microsoft products.
2) People have a right to ask questions and make mistakes.
3) This is not English class. (Especially since you make MANY spelling and
grammar errors yourself)
4) Not everyone here speaks fluent English
5) If someone isn't following USENET etiquette, politely inform them of
their error if you expect them to listen. Calling them a moron is just
going to cause them to label you as a jacka**, and they will not listen.
6) This is a newsgroup to help
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=help) people, not criticise them
and be demeaning towards them.
7) If they post something off-topic, politely ask them to post in the
correct newsgroup.
8) If someone posts an incorrect solution, politely correct them.
-Being rude and demeaning as you are, only makes yourself appear
unintelligent, immature, insecure, and just plain isn't nice.
-If you are as intelligent as you try to appear to be, you would understand
that attacking people, is a very inferior thing to do. Are you so insecure
in life that you have to resort to attacking people about trivial things in
a Microsoft newsgroup? Are you so insecure that you can't stop and say to
yourself, "OK, this person just did something wrong. Why did they do it?
Was it on purpose?" and then respond politely. Are you so insecure that you
have to attack people who already are struggling with computer, and belittle
them even more, thus making yourself feel like some wolf that's establishing
its dominance? Are you so insecure that you have to act like some wild
animal, and belittle people, to make yourself feel dominant and superior?
Why do you feel the need to insult people? Nothing good comes of it. There
is no need for it. If you can think of a single reason for why we should
insult people, please tell us.
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