Forging still

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Bobby B <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Strange how those that whine the most about "cleaning up" this newsgroup
> encourage all the pot stirrers.

And you, Phillip, are so encouraged.

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Bobby B wrote:

>>Yes, I haven't run Real in a very long time, save a day or two here and
>>there, when I try to remind myself why I don't run it the rest of the time.
>>
>>I just never liked "GET REAL" or "BE REAL" as an argument.
>>It's silly, and sometimes, I want to respond in kind.
>
>
> Strange how those that whine the most about "cleaning up" this newsgroup
> encourage all the pot stirrers.

Yes. I've tried to avoid petty namecalling and silliness. I still try to
have a little fun here. After the "O/Sirius Confessed" thread I
decided to put some filters in place. These filters mark a handful of
user's posts as read now. Because I mostly read the NG by hitting the
spacebar to run through a message and advance to the next unread, this
works pretty well for me. I am still a bit of a smartass, but I'm
working on it.

Too bad, no matter how big a smartass I become, I can never keep up.
-mike

"Bobby B" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>,
> Mike <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Steven J Sobol wrote:
> >
> > > Very, very cute. I wouldn't buy anything from the spamming asswipes at
> > > Real if they were the last company on earth offering streaming media
> > > software.
> > >
> >
> > Yes, I haven't run Real in a very long time, save a day or two here and
> > there, when I try to remind myself why I don't run it the rest of the
time.
> >
> > I just never liked "GET REAL" or "BE REAL" as an argument.
> > It's silly, and sometimes, I want to respond in kind.
>
> Strange how those that whine the most about "cleaning up" this newsgroup
> encourage all the pot stirrers.

Strange how you can post and not think you are lying ... Just yesterday or
the day before that, you said you'd stop changing IDs, yet you have changed
your ID at least 4 times since then. So, what's going on Phillipe? You going
to keep to your word? Oh, excuse me, you have no EARNED word to keep here"

Bob ::Yea, I know I said I wouldn't reply, but Phillipe lies once again ....
In case anyone is interested ... I've added one more field, not previously
show, sorted on when he changes IDs. It's a shame I can't post this in html
.... ::

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[email protected]L66.32.48.19908/10/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.18208/29/03
3DSL [email protected]OL08/29/03
4Phillipe [email protected]/08/03
5P. [email protected]L66.32.48.18209/09/03
[email protected]OL09/09/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.18209/16/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17009/18/03
9Patrick [email protected]L66.32.51.10309/18/03
[email protected]OL09/18/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17009/19/03
12Loving [email protected]OL09/26/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17010/06/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17010/07/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17010/07/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.17010/07/03
17Defective Merchandise at [email protected]L66.32.49.17010/07/03
18Camile [email protected]L66.32.50.21810/07/03
19Sergei [email protected]66.32.48.8410/08/03
[email protected]66.32.50.8810/10/03
[email protected]OL10/10/03
[email protected]OL10/11/03
23Sunday [email protected]OL10/11/03
24Monday [email protected]OL10/13/03
25Sprint [email protected]OL10/13/03
26Posting [email protected]OL10/14/03
27Sarah [email protected]OL10/14/03
28Bernard [email protected]OL10/15/03
29Sanyo [email protected]L66.32.51.10310/21/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.18011/03/03
31BlueTooth [email protected]OL11/05/03
32PTT [email protected]OL11/07/03
33Thomas [email protected]OL11/08/03
34Weekend [email protected]OL11/08/03
35William [email protected]OL11/08/03
36Carl [email protected]L66.32.49.18011/11/03
37J. [email protected]L66.32.49.18011/12/03
38Milton [email protected]OL11/20/03
39Alias for [email protected]OL11/21/03
40Bob [email protected]OL11/23/03
41James [email protected]L66.32.50.6912/04/03
42Tim [email protected]L66.32.50.3412/06/03
43Chris [email protected]L66.32.51.23912/09/03
44Matthew [email protected]L66.32.51.19212/10/03
[email protected]L66.32.50.22612/11/03
[email protected]L66.32.51.24812/11/03
[email protected]L66.32.51.2312/12/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.14712/14/03
[email protected]L66.32.51.25012/14/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.17312/15/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.6412/16/03
52Carlos [email protected]L66.32.50.17212/17/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.9012/28/03
[email protected]L66.32.48.9012/31/03
[email protected]L66.32.49.22101/07/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.14701/10/04
57John [email protected]L66.32.48.25201/12/04
58Robert [email protected]L66.32.49.15501/13/04
59Cell [email protected]OL03/02/04
60Sprint [email protected]OL03/20/04
61not at [email protected]L66.32.49.23703/30/04
62not John [email protected]L66.32.49.23703/31/04
[email protected]L66.32.50.22404/07/04
64Not at Web [email protected]L66.32.49.23704/08/04
[email protected][email protected]/14/04
66Rob [email protected]L66.32.50.22404/19/04
67Robert [email protected]L66.32.50.22404/19/04
68Rob [email protected]L66.32.50.22404/19/04
69Bad Language by [email protected]L66.32.50.22404/26/04
70Bob Smith - [email protected]L66.32.50.22404/26/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.23704/27/04
[email protected]OL04/29/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.23705/05/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
75Charles [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
76Chriss Russell sent [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
79Richard [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
80Robert [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
81Robert [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
[email protected]L66.32.49.7205/05/04
84Retention [email protected]L66.32.50.22405/05/04
85Donald [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/07/04
86John [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/07/04
87Phillipe [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/07/04
88Richard [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/07/04
[email protected]OL05/07/04
90Bobby [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/08/04
91Bobby [email protected]L66.32.49.7205/08/04
[email protected]OL05/08/04
93Bobby [email protected]L66.32.49.720 5/08/04

Mike <[email protected]> wrote:

> Yes, I haven't run Real in a very long time, save a day or two here and
> there, when I try to remind myself why I don't run it the rest of the time.

I have no problem running the free version; I just won't give them money.

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Steven J Sobol wrote:
> Mike <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>>Yes, I haven't run Real in a very long time, save a day or two here and
>>there, when I try to remind myself why I don't run it the rest of the time.
>
>
> I have no problem running the free version; I just won't give them money.
>

I grew weary of the little dialog boxes it would assail me with.

Yes, that's a terrible sentence.
-mike