X an authentic gardening post
 

Why don't we all start our posts with an X and see if it will help keep the
real ones separated from the junk? Otherwise I'm open to suggestions.

Dwayne

X an authentic gardening post
 

Dwayne wrote:
Why don't we all start our posts with an X and see if it will help keep the
real ones separated from the junk? Otherwise I'm open to suggestions.

Dwayne

Another one could be [gardening] in the subject header. I use a filter
to extract my incoming emails from one of the Yahoo groups into a
specifically named folder.

Richard.





--
"Usenet is like a herd of performing elephants with diarrhea --
massive, difficult to redirect, awe-inspiring, entertaining, and a
source of mind-boggling amounts of excrement when you least expect
it." Gene Spafford (1992)

X an authentic gardening post
 

"Richard Brooks" wrote in message
...
Dwayne wrote:
Why don't we all start our posts with an X and see if it will help keep
the real ones separated from the junk? Otherwise I'm open to
suggestions.

Dwayne

Another one could be [gardening] in the subject header. I use a filter to
extract my incoming emails from one of the Yahoo groups into a
specifically named folder.

Unfortunately the idiot who posts this rubbish also reads some of the
articles on this newsgroup, so (s)he has adopted the use of these symbols in
the subject!

Alan


Richard.





--
"Usenet is like a herd of performing elephants with diarrhea --
massive, difficult to redirect, awe-inspiring, entertaining, and a
source of mind-boggling amounts of excrement when you least expect
it." Gene Spafford (1992)

X an authentic gardening post
 

Alan Holmes wrote:
"Richard Brooks" wrote in message
...

Dwayne wrote:

Why don't we all start our posts with an X and see if it will help keep
the real ones separated from the junk? Otherwise I'm open to
suggestions.

Dwayne

Another one could be [gardening] in the subject header. I use a filter to
extract my incoming emails from one of the Yahoo groups into a
specifically named folder.


Unfortunately the idiot who posts this rubbish also reads some of the
articles on this newsgroup, so (s)he has adopted the use of these symbols in
the subject!

Alan



It looks like this current crop (sorry!) has a consistency about it.

From:
Subject: jimmie, have a pathetic smog. You won't care it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82

Fo:
Subject: courtney, have a dry jar. You won't play it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82


That will change when they get booted off their ISP but for each block
that crops up the number will be the same for that block.

A chopping off of one hand should be sufficient for annoyances like this!


Richard.

--
"Usenet is like a herd of performing elephants with diarrhea --
massive, difficult to redirect, awe-inspiring, entertaining, and a
source of mind-boggling amounts of excrement when you least expect
it." Gene Spafford (1992)

X an authentic gardening post
 

Richard Brooks wrote:

Alan Holmes wrote:

"Richard Brooks" wrote in message
...

Dwayne wrote:

Why don't we all start our posts with an X and see if it will help
keep the real ones separated from the junk? Otherwise I'm open to
suggestions.

Dwayne


Another one could be [gardening] in the subject header. I use a
filter to extract my incoming emails from one of the Yahoo groups
into a specifically named folder.



Unfortunately the idiot who posts this rubbish also reads some of the
articles on this newsgroup, so (s)he has adopted the use of these
symbols in the subject!

Alan



It looks like this current crop (sorry!) has a consistency about it.

From:
Subject: jimmie, have a pathetic smog. You won't care it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82

Fo:
Subject: courtney, have a dry jar. You won't play it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82


That will change when they get booted off their ISP but for each block

that crops up the number will be the same for that block.

A chopping off of one hand should be sufficient for annoyances like this!

Maybe Sharia law wouldn't be so bad after all. ;)

--
Crazy Dog

X an authentic gardening post
 

The message
from Richard Brooks contains these words:

It looks like this current crop (sorry!) has a consistency about it.

From:
Subject: jimmie, have a pathetic smog. You won't care it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82

Fo:
Subject: courtney, have a dry jar. You won't play it
NNTP-Posting-Host: 24.136.10.82

"53ab2750" is the common factor in the headers

That will change when they get booted off their ISP but for each block
that crops up the number will be the same for that block.

A chopping off of one hand should be sufficient for annoyances like this!

I wonder if an ASBO might be arranged...

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Rusty
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