On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 07:21:35 -0600, Dave Balderstone <dave@N_O_T_T_H_I_S.balderstone.ca> wrote:
>That's well and good when they're posting under anonymous aliases, but
>when they start using real names of real posters something has to be
>said.
>
>Regardless of whose name.
>
>IAC, I reported it to dizum.com but I have no faith whatsoever that
>they have any interest in dealing with it. The next step will be a
>conversation with Supernews, requesting that they blacklist the entire
>dizum domain. As Supernews is a major feed to major ISPs, this would
>have the desired effect.
>
>djb
Dave, I sympathize with your plight, but must, respectfully, disagree with the solution. As you say, I doubt that dizum.com will
take any action. Blacklisting dizum might - repeat, _might_ - be a case of overkill - I don't know who else might use that service
for other, less nefarious purposes. I see no personal need for an anonymous remailer, but others might have a legitimate need. In
any event, these lowlife bottom feeders thrive on attention - any attention, negative or positive, is good in their sight.
But, reasonable people can disagree reasonably. My seconds will call on you shortly. Marshmallows at 50 paces ok with you? ;)
FWIW, I use Agent as my news reader and don't know if it occurs with other readers or not, but every post I see from the
"impersonators" has a bordered message imbedded at the beginning of the message that says something to the effect that the message
is the content of an email. As a result, there is no mistaking when I'm looking at a "dizum" message. I mention this to reassure you
(and anyone else that is or will be victimized by the maggot infested) that there is no question about differentiating the valid and
counterfeit posts (for me at least). BTW, I've searched the Agent help and there doesn't seem to be any way of creating a kill
filter on anything other that the Author and/or Subject fields. "Author" seems to kill the valid posts as well as the counterfeit.
And who knows what the subject might be. Anybody know how to filter or "auto-kill" messages in Agent based on the originating
domain?
Tom Veatch
Wichita, KS USA
In article <[email protected]>, Leon
<[email protected]> wrote:
> I am getting sick of people starting posts simply to sling mud at someone.
> They must thrive on the input of the person they are attacking. I guess it
> gives them the will to get out of bed in the mornings.
It wasn't me. I post through supernews, not dizum.
djb
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
In article <[email protected]>, Luigi Zanasi
<[email protected]> wrote:
> The snipped post was not from Dave Balderstone, but from our resident
> troll.
I didn't even see it, as my kill file gets anything from dizum.
Ho hum... This idiot really has no imagination at all, does it?
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
In article <[email protected]>, Don Dando
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Could we collectively do our best to prevent that here? I know nothing of
> the issue in reference, don't really need to either. Just would ask that it
> doesn't continue.
Keep following... There's some dork who's getting his jollies.
Check the headers. If you see a post under anyone's name you recognize,
but think is way out of character or is using particularly foul
language, see if the post is coming from dizum.com.
I post from supernews, or on occasion, shaw.ca.
If you set your filters to kill anything originating from dizum.com,
you'll eliminate the brain-dead adolescent who gets its jollies by
posting such garbage. I didn't even know about the post until others
here brought it to my attention due to my kill filters.
djb
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
In article <[email protected]>, Tom Veatch
<[email protected]> wrote:
> By far, the best way to accomplish that mission is to totally, completely
> ignore them. And I mean treat them like they don't exist.
> No acknowledgement, no replys, no reference to them in any way, shape, or
> form in any message at all.
That's well and good when they're posting under anonymous aliases, but
when they start using real names of real posters something has to be
said.
Regardless of whose name.
IAC, I reported it to dizum.com but I have no faith whatsoever that
they have any interest in dealing with it. The next step will be a
conversation with Supernews, requesting that they blacklist the entire
dizum domain. As Supernews is a major feed to major ISPs, this would
have the desired effect.
djb
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
In article <[email protected]>, Tom Veatch
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Marshmallows at 50 paces ok with you?
Sure, come on over... Tonight we're doing the first MM roast of the
season. Reminds me, I have to go out and split some firewood.
djb
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
Yeah I see that.... He spelled your name differently also.
"Dave Balderstone" <dave@N_O_T_T_H_I_S.balderstone.ca> wrote in message
news:080420041603368498%dave@N_O_T_T_H_I_S.balderstone.ca...
> In article <[email protected]>, Leon
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I am getting sick of people starting posts simply to sling mud at
someone.
> > They must thrive on the input of the person they are attacking. I guess
it
> > gives them the will to get out of bed in the mornings.
>
> It wasn't me. I post through supernews, not dizum.
>
> djb
>
> --
> Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
In article <[email protected]>, Scott
Cramer <[email protected]> wrote:
> Q: What's the best way to confuse a drummer?
> A: Put a sheet of music in front of him.
Q: How do you know the stage is level?
A: The drool runs out both corners of the drummer's mouth.
djb
--
Okay, so this is my new sig line, eh?
Actually a quick google search reveals that the quotation is attributed to
Edmund Burke, Edmund Burke (1729-1797). British statesman, parliamentary
orator and political thinker, played a prominent part in all major political
issues for about 30 years after 1765, and remained an important figure in
the history of political theory.
"David F. Eisan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Dear Tom,
>
> > In contrast to what a very wise man once said, in this particular case,
> for good to prevail, it is
> > quite sufficient for good men to do nothing.
>
> Actually it was closer to,
>
> "All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing"
>
> I believe it was written by a newspaper man in the 40's in reference to
the
> rise of Nazi'ism in Germany.
>
> I really like that line.
>
> David.
>
>
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:02:04 GMT, Michael Baglio <mbaglio<NOSPAM>@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:48:16 GMT, Tom Veatch <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>> Anybody know how to filter or "auto-kill" messages in Agent based on the originating
>>domain?
>
>Tom, I've been an Agent user since there was an Agent, and this is
>the first time I've tried using a domain name as a filter. Agent
>don't do dat. :(
>
>I may have to change newsreaders. Bummer. I love everything else
>about this program.
>
>Michael
Michael,
Rather than abandon Agent, and have to climb a new learning curve, I went to Robert Bonomi's web site and got a copy of NFilter (now
called News Proxy) and installed it. All I had to do was copy the name of the news server from the Agent configuration to the
NFilter config and then change the entry in Agent to "localhost". He also has a pretty comprehensive list of filter entries
available for download. The site is http://www.r-bonomi.com/rec.woodworking/ (hope you don't mind the reference, Robert.).
I'll probably continue to use the native Agent filtering for subject and author filters and thread ignores since they are so easy to
create and use the News Proxy dat file for the fancy stuff.
Tom Veatch
Wichita, KS USA
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 01:30:47 GMT, "Don Dando" <[email protected]> wrote:
>It seems as though the news groups go through a stage where a few people
>have to take shots at each other, use vulgarity, etc.
>
>It's a shame that it's this way. It finally drove all the people who could
>contribute something away form the boatracing group and now it is rarely
>used.
>
>Could we collectively do our best to prevent that here?
-snip-
By far, the best way to accomplish that mission is to totally, completely ignore them. And I mean treat them like they don't exist.
No acknowledgement, no replys, no reference to them in any way, shape, or form in any message at all.
The posters of such garbage feed on the reaction they get. No reaction means no thrill. It may take a while, but eventually they
will disappear into other realms. In contrast to what a very wise man once said, in this particular case, for good to prevail, it is
quite sufficient for good men to do nothing.
Tom Veatch
Wichita, KS USA
Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> the troll is back again impersonating balderstone. while he
> may not be my close friend, he certainly wouldn't resort to
> such trash mouth nonsense.
I totally agree. I can't imagine Mr. Balderstone would ever refer to
anyone - not even BAD - as a cocksucker, even if he privately held
such an opinion. I myself have never believed BAD to be a cocksucker,
and I'd like to go on record. Why even when that lame BAD impersonator
posted the gay porn website, which depicted and even promoted
felonious fellatiotivitidicenositousness (I just made that up), I
never believed BAD to be a rump-ranging Hershey Highwayman. And this
was before I'd figured out it really wasn't BAD just feeling his oats
- I mean really feeling, fondling and getting downright acquainted
with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
San Jose Snarfs.
Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
And even if I had (thought that BAD liked the chorizo), it would be
none of my business, unless he were inviting me out for some fabulous
window-shopping for knee pads along Market street, with perhaps a
light lunch at an out-of-the-way bistro near the Mosconi Center or
even better - a jolly trolley ride, while belting out:
Clang, clang, clang went the trolley,
Ding, ding, ding went the bell.
Zing, zing, zing went my heart strings,
From the moment I saw him I fell...
- down to Fisherman's Wharf to linger over some Pacific Lobster,
Chilean Sea Bass or dare I say - some oyster shooters!! Now that's
living! *ahem* Excuse me. I had a little moment there. I think I
need to do Souplantation or Mimi's or something.
No, I'm glad we've been able to sniff out yet another weak troll.
Well done. And once again, even if I were peeved enough to call BAD a
cocksucker out of spite, even though I didn't mean it in the literal
sense, I'd never do it in such a friendly, positive forum as rec.norm.
I've got more class than that, even if BAD, in a sashaying, whiny,
petulant, sissyish, priggish namb-pamby faux fit of disgust, once
objected to my using the metaphor of flicking a crusty booger out of a
car window as a way of describing how it can be to deal with him on
this newsgroup. Plus, that's what e-mail is for (sorry bh). I wish
these trolls would figure that out.
So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
wooddorking.
Best regards,
O'Deen
p.s. I can't believe you whine about the PC - it's common knowledge
that fence has always sucked ass and if you'd DAGS instead of pounding
the send key with the same rapidity as a rabbit in heat, you'd have
known that.
O' Deen writes:
>
>I totally agree. I can't imagine Mr. Balderstone would ever refer to
>anyone - not even BAD - as a cocksucker, even if he privately held
>such an opinion. I myself have never believed BAD to be a cocksucker,
>and I'd like to go on record. Why even when that lame BAD impersonator
>posted the gay porn website, which depicted and even promoted
>felonious fellatiotivitidicenositousness (I just made that up), I
>never believed BAD to be a rump-ranging Hershey Highwayman. And this
>was before I'd figured out it really wasn't BAD just feeling his oats
>- I mean really feeling, fondling and getting downright acquainted
>with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
>pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
>pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
>album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
>San Jose Snarfs.
>
>Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
>
>And even if I had (thought that BAD liked the chorizo), it would be
>none of my business, unless he were inviting me out for some fabulous
>window-shopping for knee pads along Market street, with perhaps a
>light lunch at an out-of-the-way bistro near the Mosconi Center or
>even better - a jolly trolley ride, while belting out:
>
>Clang, clang, clang went the trolley,
>Ding, ding, ding went the bell.
>Zing, zing, zing went my heart strings,
>From the moment I saw him I fell...
>
>- down to Fisherman's Wharf to linger over some Pacific Lobster,
>Chilean Sea Bass or dare I say - some oyster shooters!! Now that's
>living! *ahem* Excuse me. I had a little moment there. I think I
>need to do Souplantation or Mimi's or something.
>
>No, I'm glad we've been able to sniff out yet another weak troll.
>Well done. And once again, even if I were peeved enough to call BAD a
>cocksucker out of spite, even though I didn't mean it in the literal
>sense, I'd never do it in such a friendly, positive forum as rec.norm.
> I've got more class than that, even if BAD, in a sashaying, whiny,
>petulant, sissyish, priggish namb-pamby faux fit of disgust, once
>objected to my using the metaphor of flicking a crusty booger out of a
>car window as a way of describing how it can be to deal with him on
>this newsgroup. Plus, that's what e-mail is for (sorry bh). I wish
>these trolls would figure that out.
>
>So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
>Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
>wooddorking.
>
>Best regards,
>O'Deen
>
>p.s. I can't believe you whine about the PC - it's common knowledge
>that fence has always sucked ass and if you'd DAGS instead of pounding
>the send key with the same rapidity as a rabbit in heat, you'd have
>known that.
>
Oh. Ouch. My belly hurts! I haven't laughed this hard since...damn, a couple
weeks, anyway.
And yes, I did think it bore repeating.
Charlie Self
"A democracy is nothing more than mob rule, where fifty-one percent of the
people may take away the rights of the other forty-nine." Thomas Jefferson
"mttt" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>
> Thanks for the reminder. Am dropping your "A Star is Born" CD in the mail
> tonight. Send back my "Believe" when you get a chance. Luv ya'! XXXOOO
Not a chance, baby. Plus, that's way too new for me. I'm old school
when it comes to Babs - Second Hand Rose, He Touched Me, People, Among
My Souvenirs, etc... now that's my idea of entertainment.
O'Deen - who not only knows the tunes Scott C. has sung, but could
tell you the keys, the usual cuts and that there is no show less
deserving of all its written encores than, "Girl Crazy."
Additionally, that most musical theatre choreographers think that
tempo is a bad Ford product, that stage directors think that
singing-on-key is a Chinese laundry, and very quickly... how can you
tell a soprano is at your door? She can't find the key and doesn't
know when to come in.
there really isn't any effective way to stop the troll from
posing as others as he has done to me and balderstone.
appealing to his sense of decency won't work, as he has
none. Just be thankful you aren't similarly afflicted with
such a devastating personality disorder as that wacko! :)
dave
Don Dando wrote:
> It seems as though the news groups go through a stage where a few people
> have to take shots at each other, use vulgarity, etc.
>
> It's a shame that it's this way. It finally drove all the people who could
> contribute something away form the boatracing group and now it is rarely
> used.
>
> Could we collectively do our best to prevent that here? I know nothing of
> the issue in reference, don't really need to either. Just would ask that it
> doesn't continue.
>
> Don Dando
> "Dave BaIderstone" <dave@N_O_T_T_H_l_S.baIderstone.ca> wrote in message
> news:40756626.9849.10F7F6BB@localhost...
>
>>I am getting real sick and tired of that cocksucking Bay Area Dave. I
>
> would not be
>
>>sad if his diabetes condition worsens and he drops dead.
>>
>
>
>
> At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
> pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
> pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
> album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
> San Jose Snarfs.
>
> Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
<snips of much other hilarity and gaiety>
Unfortunately, this is going to go right over his head.
> So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
> Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
> wooddorking.
I think I've figured out why this non-fudgepacking, compulsively posting,
capitalization impaired heir apparent to Duncan Phyfe has such a difficult
time with things like chisels, burnishers and bandsaws: he's such an
insufferable twit that even INANIMATE OBJECTS don't want anything to do
with him. Makes you think, no?
Scott, who has actually performed more show tunes than he can remember.
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 21:38:15 GMT, "mttt" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>
>"Patrick Olguin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>>
>>
>> with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
>> pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
>> pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
>> album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
>> San Jose Snarfs.
>>
>
>Thanks for the reminder. Am dropping your "A Star is Born" CD in the mail
>tonight. Send back my "Believe" when you get a chance. Luv ya'! XXXOOO
>
I actually had an abba LP once, long ago. I don't remember how I got
it- I think it was in a yard sale box or something. I think I even
listened to it once....
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:48:16 GMT, Tom Veatch <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Anybody know how to filter or "auto-kill" messages in Agent based on the originating
>domain?
Tom, I've been an Agent user since there was an Agent, and this is
the first time I've tried using a domain name as a filter. Agent
don't do dat. :(
I may have to change newsreaders. Bummer. I love everything else
about this program.
Michael
LOL! Boy am I glad I put off raiding the fridge for a beer
before sitting down to read this! Well done, P.O! Better
than anything I've seen come out of TW's publishing house.
Two minor issues, Pat: (1) I've got ONE old ABBA cd,
although it is a stranger to the CD drawer of my sundry
stereos for longer than I can remember. But for the record,
YES, I do own the darn thing. Their lyrics are a bear to
erase from one's consciousness. esp. Dancing Queen. :)
and (2) there's a hung jury (make of that what you will!) on
the usability of the 557. some swear BY it; others...well,
you get the idea.
Now for that beer...
dave
Patrick Olguin wrote:
> Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>
>>the troll is back again impersonating balderstone. while he
>>may not be my close friend, he certainly wouldn't resort to
>>such trash mouth nonsense.
>
>
> I totally agree. I can't imagine Mr. Balderstone would ever refer to
> anyone - not even BAD - as a cocksucker, even if he privately held
> such an opinion. I myself have never believed BAD to be a cocksucker,
> and I'd like to go on record. Why even when that lame BAD impersonator
> posted the gay porn website, which depicted and even promoted
> felonious fellatiotivitidicenositousness (I just made that up), I
> never believed BAD to be a rump-ranging Hershey Highwayman. And this
> was before I'd figured out it really wasn't BAD just feeling his oats
> - I mean really feeling, fondling and getting downright acquainted
> with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
> pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
> pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
> album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
> San Jose Snarfs.
>
> Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
>
> And even if I had (thought that BAD liked the chorizo), it would be
> none of my business, unless he were inviting me out for some fabulous
> window-shopping for knee pads along Market street, with perhaps a
> light lunch at an out-of-the-way bistro near the Mosconi Center or
> even better - a jolly trolley ride, while belting out:
>
> Clang, clang, clang went the trolley,
> Ding, ding, ding went the bell.
> Zing, zing, zing went my heart strings,
> From the moment I saw him I fell...
>
> - down to Fisherman's Wharf to linger over some Pacific Lobster,
> Chilean Sea Bass or dare I say - some oyster shooters!! Now that's
> living! *ahem* Excuse me. I had a little moment there. I think I
> need to do Souplantation or Mimi's or something.
>
> No, I'm glad we've been able to sniff out yet another weak troll.
> Well done. And once again, even if I were peeved enough to call BAD a
> cocksucker out of spite, even though I didn't mean it in the literal
> sense, I'd never do it in such a friendly, positive forum as rec.norm.
> I've got more class than that, even if BAD, in a sashaying, whiny,
> petulant, sissyish, priggish namb-pamby faux fit of disgust, once
> objected to my using the metaphor of flicking a crusty booger out of a
> car window as a way of describing how it can be to deal with him on
> this newsgroup. Plus, that's what e-mail is for (sorry bh). I wish
> these trolls would figure that out.
>
> So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
> Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
> wooddorking.
>
> Best regards,
> O'Deen
>
> p.s. I can't believe you whine about the PC - it's common knowledge
> that fence has always sucked ass and if you'd DAGS instead of pounding
> the send key with the same rapidity as a rabbit in heat, you'd have
> known that.
Yeah this one is spelled with an i instead of an L.
"Luigi Zanasi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> The snipped post was not from Dave Balderstone, but from our resident
> troll.
>
> I first read it as Dave is on my "watch" list & thought: "This doesn't
> sound like Dave. He has more sense than that." Checked the headers, &
> yup, dizum.com again.
>
> Luigi
> Replace "nonet" with "yukonomics" for real email address
> www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/antifaq.html
> www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/humour.html
LOL! Boy am I glad I put off raiding the fridge for a beer
before sitting down to read this! Well done, P.O! Better
than anything I've seen come out of TW's publishing house.
Two minor issues, Pat: (1) I've got ONE old ABBA cd,
although it is a stranger to the CD drawer of my sundry
stereos for longer than I can remember. But for the record,
YES, I do own the darn thing. Their lyrics are a bear to
erase from one's consciousness. esp. Dancing Queen. :)
and (2) there's a hung jury (make of that what you will!) on
the usability of the 557. some swear BY it; others...well,
you get the idea.
Now for that beer...
dave
Patrick Olguin wrote:
> Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>
>>the troll is back again impersonating balderstone. while he
>>may not be my close friend, he certainly wouldn't resort to
>>such trash mouth nonsense.
>
>
> I totally agree. I can't imagine Mr. Balderstone would ever refer to
> anyone - not even BAD - as a cocksucker, even if he privately held
> such an opinion. I myself have never believed BAD to be a cocksucker,
> and I'd like to go on record. Why even when that lame BAD impersonator
> posted the gay porn website, which depicted and even promoted
> felonious fellatiotivitidicenositousness (I just made that up), I
> never believed BAD to be a rump-ranging Hershey Highwayman. And this
> was before I'd figured out it really wasn't BAD just feeling his oats
> - I mean really feeling, fondling and getting downright acquainted
> with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
> pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
> pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
> album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
> San Jose Snarfs.
>
> Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
>
> And even if I had (thought that BAD liked the chorizo), it would be
> none of my business, unless he were inviting me out for some fabulous
> window-shopping for knee pads along Market street, with perhaps a
> light lunch at an out-of-the-way bistro near the Mosconi Center or
> even better - a jolly trolley ride, while belting out:
>
> Clang, clang, clang went the trolley,
> Ding, ding, ding went the bell.
> Zing, zing, zing went my heart strings,
> From the moment I saw him I fell...
>
> - down to Fisherman's Wharf to linger over some Pacific Lobster,
> Chilean Sea Bass or dare I say - some oyster shooters!! Now that's
> living! *ahem* Excuse me. I had a little moment there. I think I
> need to do Souplantation or Mimi's or something.
>
> No, I'm glad we've been able to sniff out yet another weak troll.
> Well done. And once again, even if I were peeved enough to call BAD a
> cocksucker out of spite, even though I didn't mean it in the literal
> sense, I'd never do it in such a friendly, positive forum as rec.norm.
> I've got more class than that, even if BAD, in a sashaying, whiny,
> petulant, sissyish, priggish namb-pamby faux fit of disgust, once
> objected to my using the metaphor of flicking a crusty booger out of a
> car window as a way of describing how it can be to deal with him on
> this newsgroup. Plus, that's what e-mail is for (sorry bh). I wish
> these trolls would figure that out.
>
> So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
> Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
> wooddorking.
>
> Best regards,
> O'Deen
>
> p.s. I can't believe you whine about the PC - it's common knowledge
> that fence has always sucked ass and if you'd DAGS instead of pounding
> the send key with the same rapidity as a rabbit in heat, you'd have
> known that.
It seems as though the news groups go through a stage where a few people
have to take shots at each other, use vulgarity, etc.
It's a shame that it's this way. It finally drove all the people who could
contribute something away form the boatracing group and now it is rarely
used.
Could we collectively do our best to prevent that here? I know nothing of
the issue in reference, don't really need to either. Just would ask that it
doesn't continue.
Don Dando
"Dave BaIderstone" <dave@N_O_T_T_H_l_S.baIderstone.ca> wrote in message
news:40756626.9849.10F7F6BB@localhost...
> I am getting real sick and tired of that cocksucking Bay Area Dave. I
would not be
> sad if his diabetes condition worsens and he drops dead.
>
Hung jury? It's simply a design defect PC built into the fence to
avoid Black and Decker suing their ass off. Our resident expert, Fly
By Night Copper Co., has said recently its been fixed with the Type 3.
I still use my friend's Type 2, and just allow for the gap with the
depth adjusters. It's still perfectly usable.
Joe
>
> and (2) there's a hung jury (make of that what you will!) on
> the usability of the 557. some swear BY it; others...well,
> you get the idea.
>
> Now for that beer...
>
> dave
>
>
>
> O'Deen - who not only knows the tunes Scott C. has sung, but could
> tell you the keys, the usual cuts and that there is no show less
> deserving of all its written encores than, "Girl Crazy."
> Additionally, that most musical theatre choreographers think that
> tempo is a bad Ford product, that stage directors think that
> singing-on-key is a Chinese laundry, and very quickly... how can you
> tell a soprano is at your door? She can't find the key and doesn't
> know when to come in.
I only sing them in the shower - I'm the guy at the piano for the
local community theater productions, more often than not, all by my
lonesome. So you might say I know the score on all of your points above -
but I have to partly disagree on the "Girl Crazy" thing. Stupid show, but
there is no such thing as too much Gershwin.
Q: What's the best way to confuse a drummer?
A: Put a sheet of music in front of him.
Scott, who don't transpose for nobody.
"Patrick Olguin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
>
> with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
> pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
> pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
> album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
> San Jose Snarfs.
>
Thanks for the reminder. Am dropping your "A Star is Born" CD in the mail
tonight. Send back my "Believe" when you get a chance. Luv ya'! XXXOOO
On 9 Apr 2004 11:54:21 -0700, [email protected] (Patrick Olguin)
wrote:
>Bay Area Dave <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>> the troll is back again impersonating balderstone. while he
>> may not be my close friend, he certainly wouldn't resort to
>> such trash mouth nonsense.
>
>I totally agree. I can't imagine Mr. Balderstone would ever refer to
>anyone - not even BAD - as a cocksucker, even if he privately held
>such an opinion. I myself have never believed BAD to be a cocksucker,
>and I'd like to go on record. Why even when that lame BAD impersonator
>posted the gay porn website, which depicted and even promoted
>felonious fellatiotivitidicenositousness (I just made that up), I
>never believed BAD to be a rump-ranging Hershey Highwayman. And this
>was before I'd figured out it really wasn't BAD just feeling his oats
>- I mean really feeling, fondling and getting downright acquainted
>with them. At no time did I actually truly think BAD was a
>pole-smoking, limp-wristed, tippy-toe, showtune-singing, Bauer
>pottery-hoarding, Streisand-listening, Cher poster-having, ABBA
>album-collecting, Judy Garland shrine-building pitcher/catcher for the
>San Jose Snarfs.
>
>Not that there's anything *wrong* with it, mind you.
>
>And even if I had (thought that BAD liked the chorizo), it would be
>none of my business, unless he were inviting me out for some fabulous
>window-shopping for knee pads along Market street, with perhaps a
>light lunch at an out-of-the-way bistro near the Mosconi Center or
>even better - a jolly trolley ride, while belting out:
>
>Clang, clang, clang went the trolley,
>Ding, ding, ding went the bell.
>Zing, zing, zing went my heart strings,
>From the moment I saw him I fell...
>
>- down to Fisherman's Wharf to linger over some Pacific Lobster,
>Chilean Sea Bass or dare I say - some oyster shooters!! Now that's
>living! *ahem* Excuse me. I had a little moment there. I think I
>need to do Souplantation or Mimi's or something.
>
>No, I'm glad we've been able to sniff out yet another weak troll.
>Well done. And once again, even if I were peeved enough to call BAD a
>cocksucker out of spite, even though I didn't mean it in the literal
>sense, I'd never do it in such a friendly, positive forum as rec.norm.
> I've got more class than that, even if BAD, in a sashaying, whiny,
>petulant, sissyish, priggish namb-pamby faux fit of disgust, once
>objected to my using the metaphor of flicking a crusty booger out of a
>car window as a way of describing how it can be to deal with him on
>this newsgroup. Plus, that's what e-mail is for (sorry bh). I wish
>these trolls would figure that out.
>
>So here's to non-cocksucking Bay Area Dave, our burnisher-baiting,
>Marples-condemning, Porter-Cable impugning, bandsaw bashing brother in
>wooddorking.
>
>Best regards,
>O'Deen
>
>p.s. I can't believe you whine about the PC - it's common knowledge
>that fence has always sucked ass and if you'd DAGS instead of pounding
>the send key with the same rapidity as a rabbit in heat, you'd have
>known that.
that were like some kinda magnificent aria, o'deen.
(watson - who used to go to a club in the village called marie's
crisis, where the waiters would sing "there ain't nothing like a dame"
and always ad the shouted line - "wanta bet".
Thomas J. Watson-Cabinetmaker (ret)
Real Email is: tjwatson1ATcomcastDOTnet
Website: http://home.comcast.net/~tjwatson1
I am getting sick of people starting posts simply to sling mud at someone.
They must thrive on the input of the person they are attacking. I guess it
gives them the will to get out of bed in the mornings.
"Dave BaIderstone" <dave@N_O_T_T_H_l_S.baIderstone.ca> wrote in message
news:40756626.9849.10F7F6BB@localhost...
> I am getting real sick and tired of that cocksucking Bay Area Dave. I
would not be
> sad if his diabetes condition worsens and he drops dead.
>
The snipped post was not from Dave Balderstone, but from our resident
troll.
I first read it as Dave is on my "watch" list & thought: "This doesn't
sound like Dave. He has more sense than that." Checked the headers, &
yup, dizum.com again.
Luigi
Replace "nonet" with "yukonomics" for real email address
www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/antifaq.html
www.yukonomics.ca/wooddorking/humour.html
the troll is back again impersonating balderstone. while he
may not be my close friend, he certainly wouldn't resort to
such trash mouth nonsense.
Hey impersonator: how come you can't post you twisted
thoughts using your regular screen name? You are mentally
ill and quite sociopathic. I hope you get some help. It
must be awful for the people who come in contact with you.
dave
Dave BaIderstone wrote:
> I am getting real sick and tired of that cocksucking Bay Area Dave. I would not be
> sad if his diabetes condition worsens and he drops dead.
>
On Thu, 08 Apr 2004 15:08:20 -0400, Mike Patterson
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Is he still around? I killfiled him many months ago, and never would
>give him another thought if there weren't so many people starting so
>many new threads bitching about him all the time, or even worse
>bringing him up in unrelated threads.
It's not "other people". It's him with different pseudonyms. He's
quite ill, and needs help. Feel sorry for him, but don't reply to any
of his posts. You'll just make him worse.
Dan.
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 20:02:04 GMT, Michael Baglio
<mbaglio<NOSPAM>@nc.rr.com> wrote:
>On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 17:48:16 GMT, Tom Veatch <[email protected]>
>wrote:
>> Anybody know how to filter or "auto-kill" messages in Agent based on the originating
>>domain?
>
>Tom, I've been an Agent user since there was an Agent, and this is
>the first time I've tried using a domain name as a filter. Agent
>don't do dat. :(
>
>I may have to change newsreaders. Bummer. I love everything else
>about this program.
>
>Michael
sure it does mike. when you right click and hit filter then add kill
filter then just cut out everything exept the @whatever.com and hit
delete or mark read and global if you wish. that blocks all from that
domain. but be carefull when you do it as someone you may want to keep
may be posting from the same domain.
skeez
Yep, that's the quote I was intending to paraphrase. Maybe I should have clarified my intent.
I agree with the author in the vast majority of situations. However in this specific case, where, I believe, the intent is to cause
disruption, doing absolutely nothing will deny the maggot eaters their desired effect.
Thanks for the quote.
On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 14:32:59 GMT, "David F. Eisan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Dear Tom,
>
>> In contrast to what a very wise man once said, in this particular case,
>for good to prevail, it is
>> quite sufficient for good men to do nothing.
>
>Actually it was closer to,
>
>"All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing"
>
>I believe it was written by a newspaper man in the 40's in reference to the
>rise of Nazi'ism in Germany.
>
>I really like that line.
>
>David.
>
Tom Veatch
Wichita, KS USA
On Thu, 08 Apr 2004 14:48:06 -0400, "Dave BaIderstone"
<dave@N_O_T_T_H_l_S.baIderstone.ca> wrote:
>I am getting real sick and tired of that cocksucking Bay Area Dave. I would not be
>sad if his diabetes condition worsens and he drops dead.
Is he still around? I killfiled him many months ago, and never would
give him another thought if there weren't so many people starting so
many new threads bitching about him all the time, or even worse
bringing him up in unrelated threads.
Mike Patterson
Please remove the spamtrap to email me.
Dear Tom,
> In contrast to what a very wise man once said, in this particular case,
for good to prevail, it is
> quite sufficient for good men to do nothing.
Actually it was closer to,
"All that is required for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing"
I believe it was written by a newspaper man in the 40's in reference to the
rise of Nazi'ism in Germany.
I really like that line.
David.