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R R wrote:
This is only a test.......... Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION Sorry, Remo. You fail. Over 400 groups with "test" in their names on a typical newsfeed, and you managed to crosspost into 5 groups that don't even have a "t", let along "test" in their names. Say... Aren't you the guy who tried making an advertisement for a romance novel appear to be an on-topic post by saying something insipid that could have been on-topic if it were in the right context? You failed then, too. Usenet was not invented for you to make these posts any more than the telephone poles was invented to hold your "Loose 40 Pounds, Ask Me How..." signs. Sorry. I don't usually respond to trolls like RR, but I'm just in that kind of mood today. -- Warren H. ========== Disclaimer: My views reflect those of myself, and not my employer, my friends, nor (as she often tells me) my wife. Any resemblance to the views of anybody living or dead is coincidental. No animals were hurt in the writing of this response -- unless you count my dog who desperately wants to go outside now. |
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DIVINE INTERVENTION If I ever invent a fool proof way to get rid of algae this is what I'm naming it... k30a and the watergardening labradors http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...ors/index.html |
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"Warren" wrote Sorry. I don't usually respond to trolls like RR, but I'm just in that kind of mood today. Warren H. Funny isn't it how you can ignore something for ages and ages then suddenly can't NOT anymore :~)) It's a bit the same with pruning..............you think : "That plant/shrub/tree is a bit out of control but I can ignore it....." Then suddenly one morning you think "NO, I MUST prune it now !" Jenny (back OT) |
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from "JennyC" contains these words: "Warren" wrote Sorry. I don't usually respond to trolls like RR, but I'm just in that kind of mood today. Warren H. Funny isn't it how you can ignore something for ages and ages then suddenly can't NOT anymore :~)) It's a bit the same with pruning..............you think : "That plant/shrub/tree is a bit out of control but I can ignore it....." Then suddenly one morning you think "NO, I MUST prune it now !" Hum. Pruning spammers and trolls? On which parts shall we begin? -- Rusty This space scribbled in in case someone nicks it before I find a decent sig. |
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"Rusty Hinge" wrote . contains these words: Hum. Pruning spammers and trolls? On which parts shall we begin? Rusty Oh certainly a flame thrower on the trolls methinks :~) Jenny |
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I tried to send old Remo a private email when he hit rec.gardens.roses, but
his mailbox was full (probably because he hit a *lot* of newsgroups, based on what I turned up by doing a group-google), sooooooooo I got his attention by reviewing his book on Amazon.com -- hey, I figured at least he might read that! Old Remo didn't like that one bit, nosirree. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC "Warren" wrote in message news:0TWXa.72936$Ho3.10624@sccrnsc03... R R wrote: This is only a test.......... Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION Sorry, Remo. You fail. Over 400 groups with "test" in their names on a typical newsfeed, and you managed to crosspost into 5 groups that don't even have a "t", let along "test" in their names. Say... Aren't you the guy who tried making an advertisement for a romance novel appear to be an on-topic post by saying something insipid that could have been on-topic if it were in the right context? You failed then, too. Usenet was not invented for you to make these posts any more than the telephone poles was invented to hold your "Loose 40 Pounds, Ask Me How..." signs. Sorry. I don't usually respond to trolls like RR, but I'm just in that kind of mood today. -- Warren H. ========== Disclaimer: My views reflect those of myself, and not my employer, my friends, nor (as she often tells me) my wife. Any resemblance to the views of anybody living or dead is coincidental. No animals were hurt in the writing of this response -- unless you count my dog who desperately wants to go outside now. |
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Anne wrote I got his attention
by reviewing his book on Amazon.com -- hey, I figured at least he might read that! oh, my gosh, I'm going to go find that! You go! k30a and the watergardening labradors http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...ors/index.html |
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Searched by name in Amazon, Remo Rosati and found the book. And Anne's review! The site doesn't say much about what the book is about but this snippet gives a clue Customers interested in *Divine Intervention* may also be interested in: Sponsored Links * Intervention Specialists A national organization of professional interventionists www.addictionintervention.com I guess we Porgs qualify? But do we want to be cured? What kind of people would do an intervention with a ponder? Grass lovers? Frog phobics? People who think the only good fish is the deep fried kind? Here is the Porg explanation for new folks. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PORG - A term used on rec.ponds from time to time. If you are a Star Trek fan, the Next Generation specifically, you might remember the evil Borg. Half living creatures, half robots, flying around the universe assimilating new species into their collective. Their favorite line, delivered in cold robotic voices, is 'resistance is futile, you will be assimilated". We rec.ponders feel the same way about ponding. Watch out you are about to be assimilated into the Porg collective! We will be here to help with the details. Remember resistance is futile.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ k30a and the watergardening labradors http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...ors/index.html |
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Ok - PMFBS - but what is a troll?????
Heather "Warren" wrote in message news:0TWXa.72936$Ho3.10624@sccrnsc03... R R wrote: This is only a test.......... Remo Rosati, author DIVINE INTERVENTION Sorry, Remo. You fail. Over 400 groups with "test" in their names on a typical newsfeed, and you managed to crosspost into 5 groups that don't even have a "t", let along "test" in their names. Say... Aren't you the guy who tried making an advertisement for a romance novel appear to be an on-topic post by saying something insipid that could have been on-topic if it were in the right context? You failed then, too. Usenet was not invented for you to make these posts any more than the telephone poles was invented to hold your "Loose 40 Pounds, Ask Me How..." signs. Sorry. I don't usually respond to trolls like RR, but I'm just in that kind of mood today. -- Warren H. ========== Disclaimer: My views reflect those of myself, and not my employer, my friends, nor (as she often tells me) my wife. Any resemblance to the views of anybody living or dead is coincidental. No animals were hurt in the writing of this response -- unless you count my dog who desperately wants to go outside now. |
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On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 19:24:50 GMT, "Anne Lurie"
wrote: I tried to send old Remo a private email when he hit rec.gardens.roses, but his mailbox was full (probably because he hit a *lot* of newsgroups, based on what I turned up by doing a group-google), sooooooooo I got his attention by reviewing his book on Amazon.com -- hey, I figured at least he might read that! Old Remo didn't like that one bit, nosirree. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC Great review! I found it very helpful ... and voted that way! |
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Heather wrote what is a troll?????
A troll, or his close cousin, the spammer, can be one of many things ~ a) a socially maladjusted young male who sees posting stuff and nonsense and inflammatory comments on newsgroups as a satisfactory substitute for his lack of beer, accommodating girls and skittles in his life. b-a) a rabid free enterpriser who buys into the theory that 100,000,000,000 posts about his product or service will result in one person purchasing his wares. (PS - half your post viewers don't own anything that can be lengthened...) b-b) the same rabid free enterpriser who thinks we can be fooled into checking out his merchandise by pretending to be an actual poster (gardening - test post). We've been there, done that. This troll needs an intervention by irritated newsgroupers to stop. Rec.ponders can hold him underwater with a hungry snapping turtle. c) the absolute bottom dwellers, lower than leeches, bloodworms and anaerobic bacteria - the pornographer spammer who thinks we really need to view naked people and what they do with various and sundry farm animals. We get enough of that with frogs breeding and koi spawning. k30a and the watergardening labradors http://www.geocities.com/watergarden...ors/index.html |
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ajames54 wrote: On Wed, 06 Aug 2003 19:24:50 GMT, "Anne Lurie" wrote: I tried to send old Remo a private email when he hit rec.gardens.roses, but his mailbox was full (probably because he hit a *lot* of newsgroups, based on what I turned up by doing a group-google), sooooooooo I got his attention by reviewing his book on Amazon.com -- hey, I figured at least he might read that! Old Remo didn't like that one bit, nosirree. Anne Lurie Raleigh, NC Great review! I found it very helpful ... and voted that way! -- I poste my own he aint gonna like us ;-) John Rutz Z5 New Mexico never miss a good oportunity to shut up see my pond at: http://www.fuerjefe.com |
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Heather wrote:
Ok - PMFBS - but what is a troll????? A troll only posts to annoy/argue and in general be a pain in the bum. You should not respond to as troll because he/she is fed by your replies, but, often the temptation is to great to resist Someone here will tell you the technicalities but that it in "simple" Now, PMFBS? Steve R -- "Latest gear:- One piece one button suit extremely comfortable, perfect for Relaxation, Sports, Hiking, Swimming, a must have" OOPS sorry you have one!!! |
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