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Time to stop lurking and spit it out. You loosers are totally
pathetic. Your childish, witless, stupid and repetitive. There arent one post on this whole forum that looks like it came from anyone who has more IQ points than there teeth. Revenge? What a frikken joke! You wouldnt know how to get revenge on anyone. You poor deluded little twonks. rename the forums to Potty- Mouthkindergarten you morons. What a bunch of ineffective jerk offs. Shite, I wish people wouldnt let their kids have access to computers without supervision. Ill leave you here to lick each others juicy little arses and suck each others turgid little cocks. It was a waste of time coming here. Bye shite eaters; and dont forget to watch frikken sesame street in the morning. That is just about all you socalled university ''educated' idiots are good for. I dont give up, I dont go away, I just get angrier and angrier until I get to feel bones breaking in the arseholes that are ****ing me off. You laugh and feel smug now but I PROMISE you, all the ''pencil necks'' that post on the forums are going to feel MAJOR pain. I already know where one of you are, you had already had an ISP track you down for something else. I got that info shite for brains and Im going to use it. Laugh now cos you sure as shite wont laugh later. You want to know why I got the nickname Psycho? Because I went to jail for biting a guys finger off after he gave me the finger in traffic. I followed him for almost thirty miles before I got the cowardly little arsehole. You dipshits have ****ed me off a ****ing sight more than he did. Frikken wannabe forum dickwads; take that! BuhBye! -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia sticking it to ''Politcal Correctness'' since 2008 |
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On Dec 6, 1:05*pm, Aussie wrote:
Time to stop lurking and spit it out. You loosers are totally pathetic. Your childish, witless, stupid and repetitive. There arent one post on this whole forum that looks like it came from anyone who has more IQ points than there teeth. Revenge? What a frikken joke! You wouldnt know how to get revenge on anyone. You poor deluded little twonks. rename the forums to Potty- Mouthkindergarten you morons. What a bunch of ineffective jerk offs. Shite, I wish people wouldnt let their kids have access to computers without supervision. Ill leave you here to lick each others juicy little arses and suck each others turgid little cocks. It was a waste of time coming here. Bye shite eaters; and dont forget to watch frikken sesame street in the morning. That is just about all you socalled university ''educated' idiots are good for. I dont give up, I dont go away, I just get angrier and angrier until I get to feel bones breaking in the arseholes that are ****ing me off. You laugh and feel smug now but I PROMISE you, all the ''pencil necks'' that post on the forums are going to feel MAJOR pain. I already know where one of you are, you had already had an ISP track you down for something else. I got that info shite for brains and Im going to use it. Laugh now cos you sure as shite wont laugh later. You want to know why I got the nickname Psycho? Because I went to jail for biting a guys finger off after he gave me the finger in traffic. I followed him for almost thirty miles before I got the cowardly little arsehole. You dipshits have ****ed me off a ****ing sight more than he did. Frikken wannabe forum dickwads; take that! BuhBye! -- Peter Lucas Brisbane Australia sticking it to ''Politcal Correctness'' since 2008 Lurking? ha! As if I didn't know you were there. Dream on. |
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"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote:
"TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. It use to be shortwave radios with codes. Much easier to send and receive messages with public computers than carrying small radio Morris Code transmitters. I remember listening to shortwave years ago, then the cryptic codes would come in at the same time each night. I know morse code, but could not decipher them. -- Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan) |
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"Dan L" wrote in message
"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? |
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"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. However, the person who posted the phase "Don't reply to spam, you twit!", be a twit themselves for posting a message to this spammer? I could not resist that last statement :) -- Enjoy Life... Dan Garden in Zone 5 South East Michigan. Using a Laptop |
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"Dan L." wrote in message
"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? However, the person who posted the phase "Don't reply to spam, you twit!", be a twit themselves for posting a message to this spammer? Why would you think I was sending a message to the spammer? I could not resist that last statement :) I noticed. |
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"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote:
"Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. -- Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan) |
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In article ,
Dan L wrote: "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...Source/dp/0471 117099/ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. The operative part, that you over looked is "cryptic messages embedded to enable spying?" cryptic messages = computer code. So the question becomes, "I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any embedded code to enable spying?" -- - Billy "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyE5wjc4XOw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_vN0--mHug |
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"Dan L" wrote in message
"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Thank you Dan, that answers it beautifully. You're saying that the spammer is using coded messages out in his spam. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. Most newsgroups that spammer sends to don't do binary so that is why I was asking for an explanation as to how posts could contain embeded messages for spying. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. |
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"Billy" wrote in message
... In article , Dan L wrote: "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...Source/dp/0471 117099/ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. The operative part, that you over looked is "cryptic messages embedded to enable spying?" cryptic messages = computer code. So the question becomes, "I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any embedded code to enable spying?" Ah Billy! You got it again! You are such a delight. Thank you for paying attention. |
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Billy wrote:
In article , Dan L wrote: "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...Source/dp/0471 117099/ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. The operative part, that you over looked is "cryptic messages embedded to enable spying?" cryptic messages = computer code. "cryptic messages = computer code" ... not a true statement. Cryptic messages are not always computer code. So the question becomes, "I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any embedded code to enable spying?" One could put computer code in the headers and footers. Some do software companies all ready provide encryption software like: http://www.pgp.com/ But that would be obvious to have your entire posting to be non readable in a public forum. However, I was never thinking in terms of computer code embedded in messages of the original posting. It just looked like an odd lengthy posting which would be a perfect place to embed a hidden message. -- Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan) |
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"FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote:
"Billy" wrote in message ... In article , Dan L wrote: "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L." wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "Dan L" wrote in message "FarmI" ask@itshall be given wrote: "TheCountryGent" wrote in message ... (snip) Don't reply to spam, you twit! I don't think it is spam in a way... The "Pathetic" messages are cross posted on many newsgroups. My guess there are cryptic messages embedded in them for spying. Would you care to try to explain who that works in the non HTML environment of newsgroups? The original post at first, just looks like a flame war going on. However, There are too many misspelled words. Most computers have spell checkers. Extra spacing in words that are not needed. The message looks as if it was written by someone that is not intelligent. However, it takes some knowledge to know how to use computers. Could be kids, spies, governments who knows. It is my guess and I could be wrong and OP is just simply nuts. I didn't ask for your assessment of the education and literacy level of the spammer. I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any cryptic messages embedded to enable spying? There are many ways to hide a message in a message. Let's see, choose every fourth letter, choose every other words second letter in a message. There are word substitutes. There are methods called "one time stamps" in which the receiver has a code sheet that can decipher the message. Many ways for plain text and even in HTML for cryptic messages can be sent back and forth in a public forum. They are programs that can easily strip the HTML out of a message. Text would be the easiest for simple paper and pencil encryption for sending simple messages across great distances. Now if you want to encrypt data files instead of messages they can use the binary section of newsgroups and embed them in videos. For further study this book may be for you. http://www.amazon.com/Applied-Crypto...Source/dp/0471 117099/ref=pd_sim_b_1 I personally have no great interest in this field of study. My field of study is computer science in general. For designing a web site that uses personal information, some knowledge of encryption is needed. If this does not answer your question, I am not sure I can answer it. The operative part, that you over looked is "cryptic messages embedded to enable spying?" cryptic messages = computer code. So the question becomes, "I asked if you could explain how a post to a newsgroup which does not support HTML could contain any embedded code to enable spying?" Ah Billy! You got it again! You are such a delight. Thank you for paying attention. He did not get again! He made an assumption based on a false premise. -- Enjoy Life... Nad R (Garden in zone 5a Michigan) |
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