Reasons Not To Wave.

On Feb 27, 9:17 am, "George W Frost" <fro... RemoveThis @iceworks.org> wrote:
>
> "Johno" <varc... RemoveThis @msn.com> wrote in message
>
> > What you really should do (although ignore it if you want) - is to get
> > to know the people and get to know their type of humour - a lot in
> > here are just winding you up... and you keep coming back for more!
>
> I don't give a rats arse as to how long someone says they have been on
> the internet or on newsgroups,
>
> <snip - the rest of the Ballad of Martyr George>

Well, that pretty much pins it down, doesn't it? If you don't care
what other people's experiences and opinions are, why should anyone
reciprocate.

Kill yourself, George...
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Nev.. wrote:
> Knobdoodle wrote:
>> "Nev.." <idiot DeleteThis @mindless.com> wrote in message
>> news:47c3f12c$0$27322$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>>> Knobdoodle wrote:
>>>
>>>> THERE ARE NO RULES so please stop being 'net cops.
>>> yes there are... http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/posting-rules/part1/
>>>
>> OOPS: I forgot that election when Mark Horton was voted in as sheriff
>> of usenet!
>
> He's the person who authored RFC-850 "Standard for the Interchange of
> Usenet Messages" in 1983, so I suppose that probably _would_ make him
> the sheriff of usenet. He's also the author of the oldest usenet
> posting archived by google groups - 11 May 1981. (..and because it's
> mardi gras week you can call him Mary-Ann).
>
> Nev..
> '07 XB12X

Yah... he's the king of usenet...

Theo is merely the prince of ausmoto [1]


G-S

[1] I wonder if Theo's ivory tower is smaller... [2]

[2] But I'll let someone else check...
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"Johno" <varcs45 RemoveThis @msn.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 03:43:03 GMT, "George W Frost"
> <frosty RemoveThis @iceworks.org> wrote:
>
> Snip some....
>
>
>>I have been insulted by experts and you cockheads are only amateurs**
>>
>>
>>I take it that you and your parasite mates failed Grade two reading and
>>comprehension
>
> George.... the above is not going to win you many friends in here.
> Most of us have been here for years and know each other reasonably
> well (Superbikes and MotoGP meetings [1]).
>
> What will eventually happen is - you will lose - people will just
> kill-file you.
>
> What you really should do (although ignore it if you want) - is to get
> to know the people and get to know their type of humour - a lot in
> here are just winding you up... and you keep coming back for more!
>
> Johno <the truthful>
>
> [1] and a few Aus.Moto dinners.

Johno, my name is not Dale Carnegie

I don't give a rats arse as to how long someone says they have been on the internet
or on newsgroups,
personally, I started using the newsgroups around 1978, when it was just a bulletin
board in the Uni and the only way you could post a message was to dial into the Uni
computer, then wait ten to fifteen minutes for a message to go through, and that
would be only one sentence, not a whole page.
Before that, I used a teletype machine to send messages,
before that, morse code.

I see something, I like it and think it might be nice to share it with others because
I havdn't seen it before, then I post it, not knowing there are a few in the
newsgroup who don't care if someone hasn't seen the particular item, but they have a
year or so ago, so they have an urgency in their brain that they simply have to tell
everyone that they have seen it and with the almost usual message "welcome to 1995"
or whatever year they decide looks good for themself and their followers, of which
there are a few and stand out like dog's balls, mainly because they haven't got the
brain power to come up with a reply of their own, so they follow like sheep, makes me
think that they come from New Zealand.

There are one or five here who love to dispute anything and everything that I post,
I can handle that,
then there are the parasites, who hang on to my detractors words and even repeat them
as if they are their own, the wannabee.

If you post something Johno, someone else disagrees with you and replies with a
barbed comment, then you reply to that and so on and so forth, which I have seen and
you cannot deny that but,
everyone is happy because no-one has really said anything derogatory,
but then, in comes the parasite with some comment which makes no sense at all, so you
arc up and make an equally nasty comment, then someone else climbs onto the bandwagon
and before you know it, the meaning of the original post is lost and been hijacked to
another topic

Still time for you to change your drinking habits Johno, beer rattles the brain
If there ever is a possiblty of meeting up with you Johno, you will be surprised as
to how much of a gentle, meek and mild person I am

Bundy Johno?
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On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:17:57 GMT, "George W Frost"
<frosty.RemoveThis@iceworks.org> wrote:

Snip some more...

>Still time for you to change your drinking habits Johno, beer rattles the brain
>If there ever is a possiblty of meeting up with you Johno, you will be surprised as
>to how much of a gentle, meek and mild person I am
>
>Bundy Johno?
>

Bundy? now that's being just plain being nasty George.

Johno <Coopers, nectar of the gods[1]>

[1] Well, maybe not the Aus.motorcycles God
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On Wed, 27 Feb 2008 09:05:41 +1030, Johno <varcs45.RemoveThis@msn.com> wrote:

>On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 22:17:57 GMT, "George W Frost"
><frosty.RemoveThis@iceworks.org> wrote:
>
>Snip some more...
>
>>Still time for you to change your drinking habits Johno, beer rattles the brain
>>If there ever is a possiblty of meeting up with you Johno, you will be surprised as
>>to how much of a gentle, meek and mild person I am
>>
>>Bundy Johno?
>>
>
>Bundy? now that's being just plain being nasty George.
>
>Johno <Coopers, nectar of the gods[1]>
>
>[1] Well, maybe not the Aus.motorcycles God
>
>
oops... minus one 'being' :/
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G-S wrote:

> Yah... he's the king of usenet...
>
> Theo is merely the prince of ausmoto [1]

> [1] I wonder if Theo's ivory tower is smaller... [2]
>
> [2] But I'll let someone else check...

I can see for miles and miles and miles.

Theo
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"Nev.." <idiot.DeleteThis@mindless.com> wrote in message
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> Knobdoodle wrote:
>> "Nev.." <idiot.DeleteThis@mindless.com> wrote in message
>> news:47c3f12c$0$27322$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>>> Knobdoodle wrote:
>>>
>>>> THERE ARE NO RULES so please stop being 'net cops.
>>> yes there are... http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/posting-rules/part1/
>>>
>> OOPS: I forgot that election when Mark Horton was voted in as sheriff of
>> usenet!
>
> He's the person who authored RFC-850 "Standard for the Interchange of
> Usenet Messages" in 1983, so I suppose that probably _would_ make him the
> sheriff of usenet. He's also the author of the oldest usenet posting
> archived by google groups - 11 May 1981. (..and because it's mardi gras
> week you can call him Mary-Ann).
>
Big effin!
Does Henry Ford dictate road rules or Copernicus decide what you can look at
through your telescope?
Hell the internet itself used to belong to the US military but they haven't
got much say in how much Russian port there is on it now!
Rules are only rules if there is an enforcable penalty for breaching them.

Universities are not the world.
Just 'cause all you university gnomes had these guidelines beaten into you
for 5 / 10 / 15 years, you fantasise that they're "real".
Wake up.
--
Clem
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Knobdoodle wrote:
> "Nev.." <idiot RemoveThis @mindless.com> wrote in message
> news:47c42460$0$27329$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>> Knobdoodle wrote:
>>> "Nev.." <idiot RemoveThis @mindless.com> wrote in message
>>> news:47c3f12c$0$27322$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au...
>>>> Knobdoodle wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> THERE ARE NO RULES so please stop being 'net cops.
>>>> yes there are... http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/posting-rules/part1/
>>>>
>>> OOPS: I forgot that election when Mark Horton was voted in as sheriff of
>>> usenet!
>> He's the person who authored RFC-850 "Standard for the Interchange of
>> Usenet Messages" in 1983, so I suppose that probably _would_ make him the
>> sheriff of usenet. He's also the author of the oldest usenet posting
>> archived by google groups - 11 May 1981. (..and because it's mardi gras
>> week you can call him Mary-Ann).
>>
> Big effin!
> Does Henry Ford dictate road rules

He was the first car manufacturer in the USA to switch the driver's seat
to the LHS of the car, even though convention prior to that in the USA
was to drive on the RHS of the road in a RHD car and now most/(all)
countries who drive on the RHS have LHD cars, so to that extent, yes, he
did dictate some road rules.

Nev..
'07 XB12X
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<intact.kneeslider.DeleteThis@start.com.au> wrote:
> Well, that pretty much pins it down, doesn't it? If you don't care
> what other people's experiences and opinions are, why should anyone
> reciprocate.
>
What I find hilarious is that George reckons he's been on the 'net 30 years
and yet this is the first time he's ever read any of these tired, lame
joke-posts that have been cramming our mailboxes all this time.
Make you wonder if maybe he's had email for 30 years but he's only now
figured out how to open messages.....
--
Clem
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"Knobdoodle" <knobdoodle.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> <intact.kneeslider.DeleteThis@start.com.au> wrote:
>> Well, that pretty much pins it down, doesn't it? If you don't care
>> what other people's experiences and opinions are, why should anyone
>> reciprocate.
>>
> What I find hilarious is that George reckons he's been on the 'net 30 years and yet
> this is the first time he's ever read any of these tired, lame joke-posts that have
> been cramming our mailboxes all this time.
> Make you wonder if maybe he's had email for 30 years but he's only now figured out
> how to open messages.....
> --
> Clem
>

Its called Old timers disease....smart-arse
you will get there soon
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On Feb 27, 5:36 pm, Yeebers <Y... DeleteThis @yeeb.yeeb> wrote:
> Not only that .. the way it goes on about poor overworked processors and
> cryptic commands made me think of a 386/25 running Dos 3 as being 'Teh
> ul71m4t3 m3g4 c0mpu73h!' ..

Aww now come on, if it's a 386 then you would have been at least on
4.0 (and more likely 5)

JL
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Surely your jaws are sore after all that biting, George ?

George W Frost wrote:
> "Knobdoodle" <knobdoodle.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:2%4xj.19739$421.11619@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
>> <intact.kneeslider.DeleteThis@start.com.au> wrote:
>>> Well, that pretty much pins it down, doesn't it? If you don't care
>>> what other people's experiences and opinions are, why should anyone
>>> reciprocate.
>>>
>> What I find hilarious is that George reckons he's been on the 'net 30 years and yet
>> this is the first time he's ever read any of these tired, lame joke-posts that have
>> been cramming our mailboxes all this time.
>> Make you wonder if maybe he's had email for 30 years but he's only now figured out
>> how to open messages.....
>> --
>> Clem
>>
>
> Its called Old timers disease....smart-arse
> you will get there soon
>
>
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Knobdoodle wrote:

> Hell the internet itself used to belong to the US military but they
> haven't got much say in how much Russian port there is on it now!
> Rules are only rules if there is an enforcable penalty for breaching
> them.

But there is a penalty for not following accepted guidelines and pissing
people off. People will go out of their way the be harsh to you, some will
even stop talking to you.

Theo
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