Who is Jesus?

[per9000]

public interface IDude
{
int age;
string name;
IDude dad;
}


public class Jeebus : IDude
{
IDude[] desciples;

public void sayHello()
{
Console.WriteLine("Happy shall they be who " +
"take your little ones and dash them "+
"against the rock. [Ps 137:9]");
}

public Jeebus()
{
age = DateTime.Now.Year;
name = "Jeebus";
dad = "Joseph";
desciples = new IDude[12];
}
}

 

[Duggi]

Hi All,

I would like to request you all.... Please do not make spam....

I think this is a thread for C# technical queries... Please do not
scare the guys who joined newly to this thread like me.

Thanks
-Srinivas

 

[smile]

yep

you are right " Shrinivas "
i agree wid u.



"Smile"

 

[martin]

dude, if you hate Jesus so much, why do you bother posting this crap on
this forum of all places? Why would you spew your inner blackness on
the rest of the people who read this forum? Is there a point to your
post other then make demonstrate your lack of faith? I feel sorry for
you because you will actually have to answer for this if not in this
life then definitely in the next.

 

[Ben Newsam]

dude, if you hate Jesus so much, why do you bother posting this crap on
this forum of all places? Why would you spew your inner blackness on
the rest of the people who read this forum? Is there a point to your
post other then make demonstrate your lack of faith? I feel sorry for
you because you will actually have to answer for this if not in this
life then definitely in the next.

Hahaha. *I* don't "hate Jesus" myself, but I *do* have an issue with
people who post inappropriate and off-topic stuff to
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp

 

[Bruce Wood]

Hahaha. *I* don't "hate Jesus" myself, but I *do* have an issue with
people who post inappropriate and off-topic stuff to
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp

Since this is your first post to this thread, it should be obvious that
the comment wasn't directed at you.

I don't know which is more pathetic: people who post provocative
religious diatribes to technical newsgroups, or those who insist on
responding to said diatribes with a stream of anti-religious
invective... regardless of whether it's direct or disguised as coding
cleverness.

The appropriate response to the original spam was silence. While I
realize that yelling "Shut up!" in a concert hall full of chatty people
is to some degree self-defeating, after a while the thing becomes so
irritating that I can't resist.

Shut up. Everyone. Please. Let the thread die, as it should have done
the day it appeared.

 

[RobinS]

Well, yeah, but not terribly often. One has to do one's
duty in regards to one's parental units, especially if
they live far away, as do mine. And a long time ago, I
vaguely remember going to Italy... (her mind wanders off...)

Robin S.
-----------------------

 

[Dave Sexton]

Hi Robin,

I envy you. My vacations consist of staring at the palm tree on Vista's
desktop

 

[RobinS]

I'm so sorry. Have you tried getting up from your chair? I don't
know what area of what country you live in, but maybe you could get
in your car (if you have one) and drive somewhere a few hours away.
Mountains? Sea? Forest? Plains? (That should cover all the choices except
Arctic Tundra, which I wouldn't really choose for a vacation, but
can respect that others might.) Hang out for a couple of hours,
then drive back. And voila! You've been on a trip. Really, it's
quite simple. ;-)

If it makes you feel any better, I used to work for an oil company,
and wrote applications that ran in the refineries and chemical plants.
I got to travel a *lot*. But it was to unpleasant places that smelled
bad, had terrible weather (many were on the Gulf Coast -- I've never
seen mosquitos that big -- really) and were sort of dangerous.

Okay, that's not making me happy. Back to my memories of Italy...
(her mind wanders off again...)

Robin S.
--------------------

 

[Dave Sexton]

Hi Robin,

That's good advice, thanks!

But I commonly travel by walking or subway, so I probably won't get too
far...

 

[Laurent Bugnion]

Hi Dave,

Hi Robin,

That's good advice, thanks!

But I commonly travel by walking or subway, so I probably won't get too
far...

You should move to a civilized country (for example Switzerland ;-)
where pretty much every place is reachable with public transportation ;-)

I'll show you around ;-)

Greetings,
Laurent

 

[RobinS]

Ah, you live in one of those big cities. Maybe you could take
the subway to an Amtrack station, and then take the train
somewhere. Well, you can dream. Thank goodness for your
Vista wallpaper/screensaver. Good luck.

Robin S.
-----------------------------------

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Shut up. Everyone. Please. Let the thread die, as it should have done
the day it appeared.

It DOES die, but it keeps getting resurrected!

;-)

Sorry, Bruce, just couldn't resist. I promise, no more from me!

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Logostician
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com

There is a madness to my method.

 

[Dave Sexton]

Hi,

I have a practical question. What do you mean by "resurrected"?

In my newsreader, I have to explicitly watch the message for it to be
"resurrected". I could easily stop using the watch feature on this thread
and I won't get any more updates about it. Are there newsreaders that
behave differently that I'm unaware of?

Of course, I really don't condone an original post that is completely
unrelated to the topic of the newsgroup, however because of how my
newsreader works is seems perfectly reasonable to continue posting to the
thread afterwards. What have I missed?

 

[Brian Gideon]

Dave,

I use Google Groups because the NNTP port is blocked where I am most of
the time. Anyway...Google shows all posts in a group sorted by time
with the newest appearing at the top. Any activity on a thread will
bring that thread back up to the top. I can see how "resurrected"
could be used to describe this behavior. And of course, the choice of
terminology was especially fitting considering the topic of the thread.

Brian

 

[garyusenet]

hahah very good Dave.
*wonders if they are any more exotic than the palm tree in XP*

 

[Dave Sexton]

Hi Brian,

Ok, fair enough. I promise to stop posting to this ridiculous thread -
after this post, of course

(lol: choice of terminology)

--
Dave Sexton

Dave,

I use Google Groups because the NNTP port is blocked where I am most of
the time. Anyway...Google shows all posts in a group sorted by time
with the newest appearing at the top. Any activity on a thread will
bring that thread back up to the top. I can see how "resurrected"
could be used to describe this behavior. And of course, the choice of
terminology was especially fitting considering the topic of the thread.

Brian