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  1. "Marty Wallace" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Go for it dave!

    DaveB said:
    Marty Wallace said:


    I put him in my killfile to test out my new Thunderbird software and it
    works really well!

    I have noted that Marty has a stalker here on AB that he responds to. He
    kill files me, but he keeps his stalker. Go figure! But in any event, anyone
    who kill files me has suffered a great loss. I bring exceitement and
    enjoyment to all who read me.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Thunderbirds are go!

    Marty

    Thunderbirds are go for me too, the thing I liked is it took all my
    Netscape configuration so once I installed there was nothing more to do.
    I couldn't get the killfile/filter to work on Netscape, hopefully more
    luck with Thunderbird (just waiting for the next top-posting war).

    DaveB "stirring the pot"

    I wonder what is wrong with Outlook Express. It has never given me one
    moment of trouble. I will admit I do have problems with IE. I wonder if
    Netscape would be a better browser.

    --
    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

  2. Richard Sherratt said:

    On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 15:08:21 +1000, Tamyka Bell <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    With PhD set to delay
    I logged on to usenet today
    I read lots of [censored]
    By that "Ed the Great" chap
    Who can write much with nothing to say

    There you go, now you're the star of a limerick, you're famous Mr Ed.

    Who?

    Your kill file is your friend, Tamyka. Plonk them. Stick them in the
    Bozo bin. They won't go away, but you can't see them :-)

    Hey Richard. I thought Google was my friend. Maybe you at a pinch. Ian
    Sa/.
    Now Mr Kill File 🙂 So much social life.
    Dave

  3. Richard Sherratt said:
    dave said:

    Richard Sherratt wrote:

    <snip>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Your kill file is your friend, Tamyka. Plonk them. Stick them in the
    Bozo bin. They won't go away, but you can't see them :-)

    Hey Richard. I thought Google was my friend. Maybe you at a pinch. Ian
    Sa/.
    Now Mr Kill File 🙂 So much social life.

    You should get yourself a proper News client, Dave. Oh ... hang on ...
    is there a proper News client for Linux?

    Do you still use Gopher? :-)

    Trillions. To tell the truth I just cant be stuffed setting one up.
    This is the thig that comees with Mozilla..

    Dave

  4. "dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Edward Dolan wrote:


    [...]

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I wonder what is wrong with Outlook Express. It has never given me one
    moment of trouble. I will admit I do have problems with IE. I wonder if
    Netscape would be a better browser.


    Outlook express is without peer. At least as a mechanism for spreading
    viri.

    I think the plural for virus should be viruses. Viri just does not look or
    sound right.

    Well, yes, but other than that it works great. Besides, it is my
    understanding that you will not get a virus if you never open attachments
    from unknown sources. But I mostly never even open attachments from known
    sources unless I am positive there is nothing amiss.

    --
    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

  5. "Edward Dolan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Edward Dolan wrote:


    [...]

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I wonder what is wrong with Outlook Express. It has never given me one
    moment of trouble. I will admit I do have problems with IE. I wonder if
    Netscape would be a better browser.


    Outlook express is without peer. At least as a mechanism for spreading
    viri.

    I think the plural for virus should be viruses. Viri just does not look or
    sound right.

    Well, yes, but other than that it works great. Besides, it is my
    understanding that you will not get a virus if you never open attachments
    from unknown sources. But I mostly never even open attachments from known
    sources unless I am positive there is nothing amiss.

    --
    Regards,

    Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota

    Hey - cut it out! This sounds like a rational discussion! Back to the
    brainless trolling, you.

  6. Edward Dolan said:

    "Marty Wallace" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Go for it dave!

    DaveB said:

    Marty Wallace wrote:

    >I put him in my killfile to test out my new Thunderbird software and it
    >works really well!

    I have noted that Marty has a stalker here on AB that he responds to. He
    kill files me, but he keeps his stalker. Go figure! But in any event, anyone
    who kill files me has suffered a great loss. I bring exceitement and
    enjoyment to all who read me.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >Thunderbirds are go!
    >
    >Marty

    Thunderbirds are go for me too, the thing I liked is it took all my
    Netscape configuration so once I installed there was nothing more to do.
    I couldn't get the killfile/filter to work on Netscape, hopefully more
    luck with Thunderbird (just waiting for the next top-posting war).

    DaveB "stirring the pot"

    I wonder what is wrong with Outlook Express. It has never given me one
    moment of trouble. I will admit I do have problems with IE. I wonder if
    Netscape would be a better browser.


    Outlook express is without peer. At least as a mechanism for spreading
    viri.

  7. Edward Dolan said:

    "dave" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Edward Dolan wrote:

    [...]

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I wonder what is wrong with Outlook Express. It has never given me one
    moment of trouble. I will admit I do have problems with IE. I wonder if
    Netscape would be a better browser.

    Outlook express is without peer. At least as a mechanism for spreading
    viri.

    I think the plural for virus should be viruses. Viri just does not look or
    sound right.

    Well, yes, but other than that it works great. Besides, it is my
    understanding that you will not get a virus if you never open attachments
    from unknown sources. But I mostly never even open attachments from known
    sources unless I am positive there is nothing amiss.

    Your understanding I am afraid is imperfect 🙂

    So hard to believe and yet...

    Dave

  8. Quoted message said:

    What do women like Fran know about playing with oneself. Most woman do not
    even know what an orgasm is, let alone how to achieve one. No, they have to
    go to classes to learn all about stuff like this. The stupidity of women
    passes all understanding. That is why I like them to be like the Blessed
    Virgin Mary and not try to be like a man. They are simply pathetic and
    pitiful when they attempt that impossibility.

    Oh Edward! Assumptions will get you every time. [-shakes head-] It's
    Fran short for Francis, and I too have that XY chromosome thing
    (together with the associated tools...) and I have a wife and son (the
    tool's not just a toy!).

    That's a lot of baggage you're carrying there, Ed. Must be brainwashed
    by religion. I presume you've 'witnessed' Jehovah? Each to his own.

    The Great Fran Bailey (International Man of Mystery) has spoken!
    (You're not allowed to reply.) Now where's my gaffer tape...? :o)

  9. Logical retort there, Mr Bailey. You will have to forgive this poor gentleman in Minnesota, he keeps confusing us.

    Confusing us with people who give a [censored].

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