Need Help Identifying Pretty But Strange Looking Interloper. - attached files (01/10)
 

Emmi H. wrote:
Sorry for the binaries, btw.

Can anyone here help me to identify this?

Located in Tukwila, WA if that's the least bit helpful.

Why didn't you post this in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens?

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Travis in Shoreline (just North of Seattle) Washington
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Sunset Zone 5

Emmi H. wrote:
Sorry for the binaries, btw.

So you do know this isn't a binarry group.


Can anyone here help me to identify this?


Probably not. Many news providers strip-out binarries from non-binary
groups, so I, and I'm sure many others, didn't even get to see your original
message.

And for those who have providers that don't block binarries in non-binary
groups, your huge, 10-part message probably caused a few hundred of old
messages to be deleted to make room on the spool for your picture. If their
provider had only set aside, say, two weeks worth of posts, your picture
would have pushed all of last week off the spool for them.

Also, those who have a dial-up connection, and set their newsreader to
download all the messages to read off-line found themselves tying-up their
phone lines for quite a bit of extra time if they didn't notice your binary
posts, and mark them to not be downloaded.

Either post in a binary group, and let us know you put a picture you'd like
us to look at there, or post to a webserver, and give us a link.

Not posting binaries in a non-binary group is not just some arbitrary rule.
There are numerous good reasons for the rule. You knew this wasn't a binary
group, yet you decided that your need to save yourself the trouble of
uploading the picture elsewhere was more important than the needs of the
rest of the community. Please don't do so again.

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Emmi H. wrote:
In article 8Rbne.6319$vK5.4248@trnddc03,
"Travis" wrote:

Emmi H. wrote:
Sorry for the binaries, btw.

Can anyone here help me to identify this?

Located in Tukwila, WA if that's the least bit helpful.

Why didn't you post this in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens?

Ummmm....

Because I took a stroll through the *.gardens hierarchy and:

A) Didn't see a *.gardens binary group.

B) rec.gardens is the most active of the *.garden groups carried by
my NTTP provider.

BTW, thanks so much for your help, Travis.

It would be the alt.* hierarchy.

You are an ass.

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Travis in Shoreline Washington

"Emmi H." wrote in message
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In article 8Rbne.6319$vK5.4248@trnddc03,
"Travis" wrote:

Emmi H. wrote:
Sorry for the binaries, btw.

Can anyone here help me to identify this?

Located in Tukwila, WA if that's the least bit helpful.

Why didn't you post this in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens?

Ummmm....

Because I took a stroll through the *.gardens hierarchy and:

A) Didn't see a *.gardens binary group.


alt.binaries.pictures.gardens

Takes about two seconds to find.


B) rec.gardens is the most active of the *.garden groups carried by my
NTTP provider.


So you're clueless AND self-centered?

PLONK


BTW, thanks so much for your help, Travis.

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Emmi H. - Sacred cow tipping in Usenet since May '96

That makes no sense.

You didn't look very hard, did you sweetie?

Anybody with any brain at all would have seen you can't post pix here.

Either get with the program or just go away.


"Emmi H." wrote in message
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In article 8Rbne.6319$vK5.4248@trnddc03,
"Travis" wrote:

Emmi H. wrote:
Sorry for the binaries, btw.

Can anyone here help me to identify this?

Located in Tukwila, WA if that's the least bit helpful.

Why didn't you post this in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens?

Ummmm....

Because I took a stroll through the *.gardens hierarchy and:

A) Didn't see a *.gardens binary group.

B) rec.gardens is the most active of the *.garden groups carried by my
NTTP provider.

BTW, thanks so much for your help, Travis.

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Emmi H. - Sacred cow tipping in Usenet since May '96