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Sweet Andy Licious
Alan said:
Saw this a few months ago. Cool.
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Antoine
Sweet Andy Licious said:
Saw this a few months ago. Cool.
I was looking for a way to contact this senior manager by email : no
contact email is of course given on this page
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POKO
Great site and by the way, I have some valuable property for sale (realI was looking for a way to contact this senior manager by email : no
contact email is of course given on this page
steal) and its only 300 feet offshore. When Lake Huron's waters fall a
few hundred feet you'd have a great spot for a hunt camp!
Serious enquiries only.
(e-mail address removed)
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Alan
POKO said:
I'll do a trade with you if you like. I can offer a bridge in London or
a tower in Paris.
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Bebop & Rocksteady
Great site and by the way, I have some valuable property for sale
I can give the moon, the sun, mars, mercury...
Local RE ummm Yes a bridge and tower in Auckland, maybe the same in Sydney
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Quantum Illusions: http://quantum.2ya.com
Pegasus Mail Support Site: http://pegasus.quantum.2ya.com
Freeware Site: http://freeware.quantum.2ya.com
DATA Solutions: http://datasolutions.quantum.2ya.com
If you truly want to contact me click the link
http://quantum.2ya.com/email.htm
I can give the moon, the sun, mars, mercury...
Local RE ummm Yes a bridge and tower in Auckland, maybe the same in Sydney
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Quantum Illusions: http://quantum.2ya.com
Pegasus Mail Support Site: http://pegasus.quantum.2ya.com
Freeware Site: http://freeware.quantum.2ya.com
DATA Solutions: http://datasolutions.quantum.2ya.com
If you truly want to contact me click the link
http://quantum.2ya.com/email.htm
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lsj7
Alan said:
no freeware there......
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lsj7
"Germany is sheerly swallowed up by the merchants and companies, by
means of usury. Usury lives all secure in Germany, and rages as if he
were God and lord in all lands; no one may oppose him."
_____________Martin Luther
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Alan
lsj7 said:
That's why the post is OT SFB.
Please adjust your newsreader to snip sigs... if you can.
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SINNER
* Alan Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Sat, 20 Sep 2003 23:26:07 +1000:
The sig in your post wasnt valid, this one was but the one quoted above
was not. In slrn it shows a '?' after the '--'.
The sig in your post wasnt valid, this one was but the one quoted above
was not. In slrn it shows a '?' after the '--'.
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Alan
SINNER said:
Hmm... thanks for that info. Looks like that's something else I'll have
to fix after my reinstall of Windows. But are you saying that the post
to which you replied (and this one) do have proper sig delimiters?
Lucky too it was just a reply to the banal posting of lj7, or I'd have
felt compelled to retract what I said.
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Blinky the Shark
SINNER said:
Notice the implication, here, that either you or your news client aren't
capable of this? Alan's spent so much time as an MS-worshipper that he
can't conceive of cross-platform clients (especially those that weren't
Windows first) being as "capable" of his pet OE.
As for the sig delimiter, it took him weeks to get it right **with
OE-QuoteFix**. If he re-fixed it, here, in just two generations of posts,
that's a miracle. He also spent a while with this variation: an
invalid sig saying it was an invalid sig. Welcome to the jungle.
Don't bother, Alan -- you've been in the bozo bin so long that that line
in my score file has grown a ZZ Top beard.
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SINNER
* Alan Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Sun, 21 Sep 2003 01:59:57 +1000:
Yes, they did/do.
I know the feeling
Yes, they did/do.
Lucky too it was just a reply to the banal posting of lj7, or I'd have
felt compelled to retract what I said.
I know the feeling
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Alan
Blinky said:Notice the implication, here, that either you or your news client
aren't capable of this? Alan's spent so much time as an
MS-worshipper that he can't conceive of cross-platform clients
(especially those that weren't Windows first) being as "capable" of
his pet OE.
Notice the the typical standard drivel emanating forth from Blinky yet
again. Blinky's spent so much time MS bashing that he's failed to see in
all the discussion, in these threads he (non)contributed to, that this
very issue he's spouting about (again) was mentioned at length by me in
the context of OE, Agent, Netscape, XNews... "Blinkered the shark" might
be a more appropriate nym I think - if he doesn't want to hear it, he'll
make damned sure he doesn't see it.
He uses his precious sig standard rant, which is *not* really an
officially adopted usenet standard anyway (so means nothing) to hide
behind when he doesn't like the truth about his MS bashing scams
exposed. Once he's looking obvious exposure and ridicule in the eye, he
leaps on the tired old sig pedantics.
He's even gone so far as to admit his use of his universal "get out of
jail" card as being fraudulent. When informed:
He replies in his childlike manner "Well, it carries more weight than
your opinion."
Prior to this, he had wrongly and knowingly claimed his all-purpose
shield to be a bona fide RCF, and had used it to castigate anyone who
posted things he didn't want to hear, in his typical netcop/ netnazi
manner. He has been dubbed "Blinky the Fraud" in this group... now you
know why... at least one of the contributing reasons.
As for the sig delimiter, it took him weeks to get it right **with
OE-QuoteFix**. If he re-fixed it, here, in just two generations of
posts, that's a miracle. He also spent a while with this variation:
an
invalid sig saying it was an invalid sig. Welcome to the jungle.
See what I mean? ^^^^ No cigar for me for picking that one though - it's
all toooooo predictable now. And of course, the reason for me having to
point out an invalid sig delimiter in the first place, was to stop
Blinky and his bandwidth-wasting ilk from posting a followup to every
post they didn't like (e.g. exposing the latest MS world peace security
threat being nothing more than a hyped up quirk) with their standard
banal reply "your sig is broken - nar nar na nar na!" Even they realised
they'd look total idiots, repeating what was already stated for them in
the sig text.
Ah yes, the typical "let's have the last word" mentallity from the child
of the usenet. You'll notice how he proudly announces that I'm in his
too hard bin, but *still* can't resist answering my posts via a second
party. Remind you of anything? - screaming around in a tantrum from
behind the safety of the bars of the cage he so likes to rattle? I don't
even have to drag my stick along them to get a reaction these days - his
own senility is doing it all for me. ;-)
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Alan
SINNER said:* Alan Wrote in alt.comp.freeware, on Sun, 21 Sep 2003 01:59:57
+1000:
Yes, they did/do.
I know the feeling
I thought I'd qualify what I asked you above, in the light of the Blinky
burst that this simple matter has generated. Naturally, the
"implication", as Blinkered put it, was nothing to do with the
capability of your newsreader or of yourself. In fact, it was *you/ your
newsreader* that *was* capable of picking this up. In fact, there was no
"implication" here at all, and I expect that you didn't see one either.
I'm afraid that Blinky is fixated on this issue (to name one of a few)
and his paranoia has grown to the extent that he sees "implications"
hiding around every corner. Best to take his rants with a grain of salt.
As to the *real reason* for the broken delimiter... all I can think is
that OE quotefix must have failed to load on that instance. I was able
to confirm what you said using XNews btw.