I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.
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"Gene Long" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.No big deal, we already have the number 1 troll here as a permanent [censored].
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On 29 Oct 2005 19:26:00 -0700, "Gene Long" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.zzz, zzz, zzzz .....
The First law, Inertia: Unless acted upon by an outside force,
a body at rest tends to stay at rest,
and a body in motion tends to stay in motion.
Sir Isaac Newton -
Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.
Hi Larry, slow day? -
Jean Jean the Jellybean Queen said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.BFD, it's no new thing to any newsgroup.
Quoted message said:
From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers.So, you think we don't know what a "sock puppet" is? The only thing
Larry aka you could hack is a loogie.Quoted message said:
If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.If I were you Larry or whatever you will call yourself next, I would
not go away angry, but would just go away.JD
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Gene Long said:
this one time, at band camp...
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Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.Gosh, Larry, err, Gene, I'm not sure we can handle that.
I guess you better just sit back and watch the carnage, huh?
E.P.
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"Gene Long" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.A bunch of obnoxious little morons who think posting a bunch meaningless pap
is fun. That is so boring.Quoted message said:
From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers.A legitimate question? Ahahahahahaha, you're a funny little man. Stupid,
obvious troll is more like it.Quoted message said:
If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.Like we haven't suffered that boring [censored] before.
Greg
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Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.I'll just start wearing my helmet when I come here.
<snaps chin strap>Matt
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MattB said:
Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.I'll just start wearing my helmet when I come here.
<snaps chin strap>Matt
And I'll wear my flame retardant underwear.
<snaps waistband>
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yikes... that hurt.
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Slack -
Cmon... dunno about tri-nips, but Global Warming is a done deal...
"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.Well, I suppose if they do, we'll be screwed. But until then we'll have
to file it along with bird flu, global warming, Carmen Electra's third
nipple, and MV having a mother. All potentially true but as yet
unconfirmed. -
GWood said:
"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.Well, I suppose if they do, we'll be screwed. But until then we'll have
to file it along with bird flu, global warming, Carmen Electra's third
nipple, and MV having a mother. All potentially true but as yet
unconfirmed.Quoted message said:
Cmon... dunno about tri-nips, but Global Warming is a done deal...
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that they
then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while they're
at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using re-hashed
scientific data about global warming.Wow. That's a) a good use of the millions of dollars they raise </end
sarcasm>, and b) that sort of thing probably cost ten thousand dollars
to pull off. So where did the millions left over go? Hmmm....And another thing. Why hasn't Greenpeace issued any urgent statements
or leaflets about the glaciers that have been *increasing* in size in
Norway in the last couple of years?At least if global warming is true, Carmen won't have the hassle of odd
nipple warmers clogging up her kitchen drawers. If it was going to stay
cold she'd have to buy nipple warmers - and they just don't come in sets
of three.
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WestieQuoted message said:
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GWood said:
"Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Gene Long said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here.Well, I suppose if they do, we'll be screwed. But until then we'll have
to file it along with bird flu, global warming, Carmen Electra's third
nipple, and MV having a mother. All potentially true but as yet
unconfirmed.Quoted message said:
Cmon... dunno about tri-nips, but Global Warming is a done deal...
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that they
then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while they're
at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using re-hashed
scientific data about global warming.Wow. That's a) a good use of the millions of dollars they raise </end
sarcasm>, and b) that sort of thing probably cost ten thousand dollars
to pull off. So where did the millions left over go? Hmmm....And another thing. Why hasn't Greenpeace issued any urgent statements
or leaflets about the glaciers that have been *increasing* in size in
Norway in the last couple of years?At least if global warming is true, Carmen won't have the hassle of odd
nipple warmers clogging up her kitchen drawers. If it was going to stay
cold she'd have to buy nipple warmers - and they just don't come in sets
of three.
--
WestieQuoted message said:
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Westie said:
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that
they then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while
they're at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using
re-hashed scientific data about global warming.I just heard a blurb about some "environmental activist group" that got
fined for damaging a coral reef when its friggin' yacht (or whatever it was)
ran aground!Now THAT is my kind of irony! :-P
BS
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Westie said:
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that
they then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while
they're at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using
re-hashed scientific data about global warming.I just heard a blurb about some "environmental activist group" that got
fined for damaging a coral reef when its friggin' yacht (or whatever it was)
ran aground!Now THAT is my kind of irony! :-P
BS
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* Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:
Quoted message said:
Westie said:
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that
they then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while
they're at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using
re-hashed scientific data about global warming.I just heard a blurb about some "environmental activist group" that got
fined for damaging a coral reef when its friggin' yacht (or whatever it was)
ran aground!Now THAT is my kind of irony! :-P
BS
Yep but they got fined, paid the fine as I recall and admitted it. How
many multinational companies would have done any of that?Jason
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* Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:
Quoted message said:
Westie said:
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like Greenpeace
just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of dollars that
they then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable raft and while
they're at it they'll publish a few leaflets and press releases using
re-hashed scientific data about global warming.I just heard a blurb about some "environmental activist group" that got
fined for damaging a coral reef when its friggin' yacht (or whatever it was)
ran aground!Now THAT is my kind of irony! :-P
BS
Yep but they got fined, paid the fine as I recall and admitted it. How
many multinational companies would have done any of that?Jason
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"Gene Long" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.Do you really love to talk about yourself in fictional terms and in the
third person so much that you would risk incredible ridicule and the utter
destruction of your psyche to do it? Weird.Shaun aRe
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"Gene Long" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I don't know what you people did in this newsgroup, but it looks like a
whole litter of hackers and trolls is about to descend here. From what
I read on hacker central, the most notorious troll ever to hit a
newsgroup (troll no. 69) is coming out of retirement just because he
asked a legitimate question here and got roasted by some jokers. If I
were you people, I would issue a statement of apology in the newsgroup
or this place will be extinct, like the other Usenet newsgroups they
have wiped out.Do you really love to talk about yourself in fictional terms and in the
third person so much that you would risk incredible ridicule and the utter
destruction of your psyche to do it? Weird.Shaun aRe
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Jason said:
* Bill Sornson <[email hidden]>:
Quoted message said:
Westie said:
I'm still not convinced about global warming. Groups like
Greenpeace just [censored] me off. They're so busy raising millions of
dollars that they then spend on attacking a ship in an inflatable
raft and while they're at it they'll publish a few leaflets and
press releases using re-hashed scientific data about global warming.I just heard a blurb about some "environmental activist group" that
got fined for damaging a coral reef when its friggin' yacht (or
whatever it was) ran aground!Now THAT is my kind of irony! :-P
BS
Yep but they got fined, paid the fine as I recall and admitted it. How
many multinational companies would have done any of that?Almost 100% of them. (Well, except maybe for that pesky /admitting/ part
🙂 )
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