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Your ISP, BT has now been contacting about your behavior
in these Windows XP Newsgroups. I would suggesting
stopping while you are ahead.
 
No, it just means that no one else wants to talk to you, Seriously though,
after reading several of your posts I do suggest you seek professional help.

Testy
 
G'Day Ricky,

Talking to oneself is often the only way to have an
intelligent conversation.

However, you may be suffering from Associative
Identity Disorder (previously called MPD - Multiple
Personality Disorder) - this is not necessarily a bad
thing.

Since you use ' i ' instead of ' I ', and 'ricky' instead of
'Ricky', you may also lack self-esteem.

That you would post such a lonely message at this time
of year, implies a degree of emptiness and forlornness AND
the absence of a Question Mark suggests a lack of focus.

Take care of yourself young man - the world is a wonderful
place. Have a Joyous Christmas and a Very Happy New Year.

Talk to someone!
--
Regards,
Pat Garard
Australia

Anne & Pat Garard.
apgarardATbigpondDOTnetDOTau
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No, it just means that no one else wants to talk to you, Seriously
though, after reading several of your posts I do suggest you seek
professional help.

Testy

ROFL !!!! This is the funniest (and scariest) post from him yet!
 
i mean i don't see what i am doing wrong here its not like i am posting
abusive and swear words
 
Little boys shouldn't be playing here. This is for big people. Your Daddy
will spank your bot-bot!
 
Ricky,

We have explained this to you before.
This is a peer to peer support newsgroups for questions ABOUT Windows XP.
Not some general chat forum or other.
If you have a question directly related to Windows XP then feel free to post
it, otherwise please stop posting questions not related to the purpose of
the group.

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Regards,

Mike
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