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I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of
him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? |
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"pigo" wrote in message ps.com... I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? Grow up. |
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Grow up. Lighten up. |
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"Dave Cartman" wrote in message ... In article om, pigo wrote: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? I think that would be like doing a rain dance to make it rain. In Seattle, remember. Bob |
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On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 21:43:00 -0700, pigo wrote
this crap: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? Does he have internet access in the joint? My T-shirt says, "This shirt is the ultimate power in the universe." |
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On Thu, 06 Sep 2007 20:23:51 -1000, Dave Cartman
wrote this crap: If Scott isn't posting it means he is 1) Dead 2) Incapacitated 3) Somewhere where there is no internet access Jail. again? 4) With a friend who is genuinely trying to help him I really hope it's number 4. Dave I'll bet on 3. My T-shirt says, "This shirt is the ultimate power in the universe." |
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Dave Cartman wrote:
If Scott isn't posting it means he is 1) Dead 2) Incapacitated 3) Somewhere where there is no internet access 4) With a friend who is genuinely trying to help him I really hope it's number 4. It's number 3. None of the others would stop him. -- ant Don't try to reply to my email addy: I'm borrowing that of the latest scammer/spammer |
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Dave Cartman wrote:
My wife is in Seattle this week and tells me it's beautiful. She went to see Dave Matthews at "the Gorge" the other day. He played an hour and half longer than he was scheduled to. Personally, I think that sounds like way too much Dave Matthews, but she enjoyed it. Everything I know about Seattle I learned from the tv show "Dark Angel." I understand it's gone downhill since "the pulse." First series was the best though. -- ant Don't try to reply to my email addy: I'm borrowing that of the latest scammer/spammer |
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Dave Cartman wrote:
My wife is in Seattle this week and tells me it's beautiful. No, it rains all the time here. And nothing but Dave Matthews on the radio. -- Mike Treseler |
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On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 08:36:57 -0700, Mike Treseler
wrote this crap: Dave Cartman wrote: My wife is in Seattle this week and tells me it's beautiful. No, it rains all the time here. And nothing but Dave Matthews on the radio. I lived in Fort Lewis, just outside of Seattle. It's cold and rainy all the time, and that was in August. There's no place, except France that I want to stay away from. Who's Dave Matthews? Some country singer? My T-shirt says, "This shirt is the ultimate power in the universe." |
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Harry Weiner wrote:
On Fri, 07 Sep 2007 08:36:57 -0700, Mike Treseler wrote this crap: Dave Cartman wrote: My wife is in Seattle this week and tells me it's beautiful. No, it rains all the time here. And nothing but Dave Matthews on the radio. I lived in Fort Lewis, just outside of Seattle. It's cold and rainy all the time, and that was in August. There's no place, except France that I want to stay away from. Who's Dave Matthews? Some country singer? My T-shirt says, "This shirt is the ultimate power in the universe." Think LOUD. The opened for a Little Feat concert I attended years back at an outdoor venue. We sat as far back as we could while Dave Matthews was on, and came right down front for Little Feat, and Little Feat is considered a LOUD band. ("Don't bogart that joint my fiend!") |
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On Sep 6, 11:23 pm, Dave Cartman wrote:
In article om, pigo wrote: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? I think that would be like doing a rain dance to make it rain. (with no disrespect to the religious beliefs of the "American-Indian-Americans) but I really don't thing anything compels Scott to post except Scott. If Scott isn't posting it means he is 1) Dead 2) Incapacitated 3) Somewhere where there is no internet access 4) With a friend who is genuinely trying to help him I really hope it's number 4. Dave Didn't he grow up in Coronado, and have "problems" with priests in his youth? Maybe he's he http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/m...7diocese3.html |
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In article om,
pigo wrote: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? We're haveing dinner next week together in JH. I'll ask him in person. Probably all it will take is butt time in front of the computer instead of on his bike. You can quote me. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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"Jeff Davis" wrote in message ... In article om, pigo wrote: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? We're haveing dinner next week together in JH. I trust you 2 freeloaders remembered to invite someone who is able to pick up the tab? |
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In article 4AqEi.137266$fJ5.115250@pd7urf1no,
Norm wrote: I trust you 2 freeloaders remembered to invite someone who is able to pick up the tab? What makes you think we're freeloaders? You've been reading too much bull**** on r.s.a. I assure you I am not posting this from my mother's basement. She is making a bank deposit for me in the morning. It's just to save me a trip to the bank. There is no Wells Fargo in JH. The nearest Wells Fargo is 50 miles south of here. She can transfer funds with a phone call. I'm sure Scott has plenty of money. I have plenty of money. What makes you bring up finance? Hell, with market volitility IBM was only off a couple of bucks a pop today, and the Dow is down 2 1/2% on the day. You poor assholes that are waiting to retire before you go skiing are on the wrong track. You're wasting your life. Go buy a ski pass. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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On Sep 7, 10:58 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article 4AqEi.137266$fJ5.115250@pd7urf1no, Norm wrote: I trust you 2 freeloaders remembered to invite someone who is able to pick up the tab? What makes you think we're freeloaders? You've been reading too much bull**** on r.s.a. I assure you I am not posting this from my mother's basement. She is making a bank deposit for me in the morning. It's just to save me a trip to the bank. There is no Wells Fargo in JH. The nearest Wells Fargo is 50 miles south of here. She can transfer funds with a phone call. I'm sure Scott has plenty of money. I have plenty of money. What makes you bring up finance? Hell, with market volitility IBM was only off a couple of bucks a pop today, and the Dow is down 2 1/2% on the day. You poor assholes that are waiting to retire before you go skiing are on the wrong track. You're wasting your life. Go buy a ski pass. Waiting to retire? I have already retired twice. I just keep getting better offers. |
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On Sep 7, 10:58 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote: In article 4AqEi.137266$fJ5.115250@pd7urf1no, Norm wrote: I trust you 2 freeloaders remembered to invite someone who is able to pick up the tab? What makes you think we're freeloaders? You've been reading too much bull**** on r.s.a. I assure you I am not posting this from my mother's basement. She is making a bank deposit for me in the morning. It's just to save me a trip to the bank. There is no Wells Fargo in JH. The nearest Wells Fargo is 50 miles south of here. She can transfer funds with a phone call. Goodness, isn't technology wonderful ! I've been doing that for at least 15 years... I'm sure Scott has plenty of money. I'm not, unless he just cashed in a San Diego Catholic cheque (if he didn't, I bet he's down there trying to figure out how to scam some of that payout). I have plenty of money. What makes you bring up finance? Hell, with market volitility IBM was only off a couple of bucks a pop today, and the Dow is down 2 1/2% on the day. You poor assholes that are waiting to retire before you go skiing are on the wrong track. You're wasting your life. Go buy a ski pass. Waiting to retire? I have already retired twice. I just keep getting better offers. Yeah, I retired almost 3 years ago to a villa in the foothills behind the Italian Riviera. With pool. All paid for and shared with my wife with whom I celebrate 30 years of marriage this year as well as our 60th birthdays. Only a 5 hour drive max. from all the top Alpine ski resorts, arguably the best skiing in the world, but I have other things in my life besides skiing, like friends and family, so I don't have a season pass, I just ski when I want and where I want. |
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Jeff Davis wrote:
In article om, pigo wrote: I think it's time we suck trunky back in so we can make more fun of him. Post your best "surefire" methods of bringing him back in from the past. Maybe we can keep track and see which ones work best? We're haveing dinner next week together in JH. I'll ask him in person. Probably all it will take is butt time in front of the computer instead of on his bike. You can quote me. Ah, he's on the bike. That explains it. Putting along, he could be typing and wardriving for access. Maybe his laptop doesn't do wireless. or he hasn't found the button. -- ant Don't try to reply to my email addy: I'm borrowing that of the latest scammer/spammer |
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On Sep 8, 1:58 am, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article 4AqEi.137266$fJ5.115250@pd7urf1no, Norm wrote: I trust you 2 freeloaders remembered to invite someone who is able to pick up the tab? What makes you think we're freeloaders? Scott is a freeloader, has been his whole life. Housesitting, winnebago, parking lot - you're a freeloader too! You've been reading too much bull**** on r.s.a. 99.9% provided by you and Abraham, Mr. Pollups I assure you I am not posting this from my mother's basement. I would bet from someone's house, your winnebago or the public library (you really ought to try to read a book) She is making a bank deposit for me in the morning. It's just to save me a trip to the bank. There is no Wells Fargo in JH. The nearest Wells Fargo is 50 miles south of here. Now lemme get this straight, you don't have a personal bank in JH. Everybody has to have a local personal bank to conduct basic local business and your mommy is conducting your business for you? You ARE retarded. If she can conduct business by phone, why can't you? (Too stoopid?). Most of us that have jobs have beendoing business with banks by phone for decades. Does mommy balance your check book too? Does she have to countersign the checks? She can transfer funds with a phone call. I'm sure Scott has plenty of money. I have plenty of money. Bull**** What makes you bring up finance? Hell, with market volitility IBM was only off a couple of bucks a pop today, and the Dow is down 2 1/2% on the day. Wow, a radio headline. Why don't you tell us what's driving the Market volatility and why many analysts were disappointed with the latest Fed decision. Why don't you tell us all about the financial markets. What's a pop? I've worked in the finance business in NY for decades and have never heard of a "pop". IBM? What are the companies that all the analysts are looking at now? and Why? You poor assholes that are waiting to retire before you go skiing are on the wrong track. You're wasting your life. Being a good citizen, raising a family, exhibiting responsibility, making a positive contribution to society are never a waste, moron. Your attitude, lack of intelligence and accomplishment is why we ALL know you're a ****ing freeloader. Go buy a ski pass. Go get a real job, asshole. -- According to Moe, Larry and Curly, "Jeff Davis is a truly retarded freeloader." |
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On Sat, 8 Sep 2007 20:06:58 +1000, "ant"
wrote this crap: Ah, he's on the bike. That explains it. Putting along, he could be typing and wardriving for access. Maybe his laptop doesn't do wireless. or he hasn't found the button. He's probably in jail, somewhere. And he's not allowed library privileges because he was caught abusing some of the inmates. My T-shirt says, "This shirt is the ultimate power in the universe." |
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Harry Weiner wrote:
He's probably in jail, somewhere. And he's not allowed library privileges because he was caught abusing some of the inmates. They were caught abusing him, more like it, and he refused to press charges. -- ant Don't try to reply to my email addy: I'm borrowing that of the latest scammer/spammer |
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On Sep 8, 4:37 am, Clarencedarrow
wrote: On Sep 8, 1:58 am, (Jeff Davis) wrote: She is making a bank deposit for me in the morning. It's just to save me a trip to the bank. There is no Wells Fargo in JH. The nearest Wells Fargo is 50 miles south of here. Now lemme get this straight, you don't have a personal bank in JH. Everybody has to have a local personal bank to conduct basic local business and your mommy is conducting your business for you? You ARE retarded. If she can conduct business by phone, why can't you? Perhaps because it's HER money? BTW, I had a little adventure attempting to pay the phone bill by phone last night. We haven't been using the land line at all and we are planning to drop it in favor of cell phones (we have 6 for a family of five and my wife's two businesses) and cable connections. Well, if you ignore the phone company long enough, they will disconnect the line for you, so I tried to get reinstated just long enough to pay up and cancel. First, I called the Customer Service number on the bill - Business office is closed until Monday, but if I stayed on the line, I could attempt to pay by phone. When I finally got through the security check (code number on the bill, zip code and last 4 digits of SSAN), the phone told me I owed "Zero dollars" and refused to accept a payment. So I tried the on-line method at att.com. I had no record of an account with them, so I tried to set one up. Apparently we already have one tied to the phone number, so it asked me for my login name and password. Not knowing what it might be, I tried the login and password I usually use on throwaway accounts (like newspapers that require a login to search their archives). That didn't work, but there was a "forgot your password?" tab, so I clicked that. It returned with a login name that I have never used and a password hint that made me realize I had created the account when our phone company was still called SBC. OK, finally logged in, they even knew my bank account number already and accepted my payment as requested. However, they still had the final word - "Service may not be restored for 2 business days". So now I have to email anyone who might wnat to call me and tell them to use my cell phone number from now on. |
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Vincent Walker wrote: Fascinating. Are you an advocate of the Technical school of trading or the Fundamentalist school of trading and why? I'm a practitioner of the hold IBM for 22 years come hell or high water school. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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Harry Weiner wrote: He's probably in jail, somewhere. And he's not allowed library privileges because he was caught abusing some of the inmates. And you spew unmittigated bull**** at the drop of a hat. You people make it impossible to take anything published in r.s.a. seriously. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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On Sep 8, 2:38 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article , Vincent Walker wrote: Fascinating. Are you an advocate of the Technical school of trading or the Fundamentalist school of trading and why? I'm a practitioner of the hold IBM for 22 years come hell or high water school. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." IBM just had a huge scientific breakthrough in making data switches at the molecular level. It will probably revolutionize the industry...and is (As yet) much more feasible than "quantum computing". IBM is probably good stock to hold on to right now. Jeff you need to admit, you may have chosen the ski now / ski forever lifestyle...That's fine...But it does come at a tremendous cost. One in which virtually all people your age reject. That's because they have closer ties to family, jobs...and other things in life which give them jsut as much (if not more) fulfillment and joy. |
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On Sep 8, 2:41 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article , Harry Weiner wrote: He's probably in jail, somewhere. And he's not allowed library privileges because he was caught abusing some of the inmates. And you spew unmittigated bull**** at the drop of a hat. You people make it impossible to take anything published in r.s.a. seriously. It's Usenet, Jeff. Hell, it's the internet. Take what you want, leave what you want. |
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On Sep 8, 4:43 pm, Yabahoobs wrote:
On Sep 8, 2:38 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote: I'm a practitioner of the hold IBM for 22 years come hell or high water school. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." IBM just had a huge scientific breakthrough in making data switches at the molecular level. It will probably revolutionize the industry...and is (As yet) much more feasible than "quantum computing". IBM is probably good stock to hold on to right now. Unfortunately one stock does not a portfolio make. With this character, it's just name-dropping on a corporate level. IBM has had its share of major miscues particularly in the late eighties which required significant restructuring. That is why, effective diversification is necessary. Proof - look at all those poor people that had their retirement savings tied up in the Enron debacle. Ya never know. However, it appears that Mr. Doofus again avoided answering the question put to him. Big surprise. |
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On Sep 8, 4:43 pm, Yabahoobs wrote:
Jeff you need to admit, you may have chosen the ski now / ski forever lifestyle...That's fine...But it does come at a tremendous cost. One in which virtually all people your age reject. That's because they have closer ties to family, jobs...and other things in life which give them jsut as much (if not more) fulfillment and joy. What's the matter? You seem to be in a pensive mood. Very subdued. 100% correct but subdued. |
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In article om,
Yabahoobs wrote: Jeff you need to admit, you may have chosen the ski now / ski forever lifestyle...That's fine...But it does come at a tremendous cost. One in which virtually all people your age reject. That's because they have closer ties to family, jobs...and other things in life which give them jsut as much (if not more) fulfillment and joy. I'm close with my dad. I'm extremely close with my brother. Mom gets a kick out of me. They're mining our coal in a couple of years. I didn't miss a thing. Let's see... Get married and be stuck with the same pussy every night. Or party with the Grateful Dead every tour and have a ****load of women in my life3 who love me. Gee. A dilema. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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On Sep 8, 10:57 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article om, Figures, about as superficial, parasitic, narcissistic and stupid as they come. |
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On Sep 8, 8:57 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article om, Yabahoobs wrote: Jeff you need to admit, you may have chosen the ski now / ski forever lifestyle...That's fine...But it does come at a tremendous cost. One in which virtually all people your age reject. That's because they have closer ties to family, jobs...and other things in life which give them jsut as much (if not more) fulfillment and joy. I'm close with my dad. I'm extremely close with my brother. Mom gets a kick out of me. They're mining our coal in a couple of years. I didn't miss a thing. Let's see... Get married and be stuck with the same pussy every night. Or party with the Grateful Dead every tour and have a ****load of women in my life3 who love me. Gee. A dilema. Wow. Jeff, you're missing alot. And Im not even trying to smear you...in all honesty : You're missing alot. But it's like trying describe color to a blind person. Clearly, if you don't understand at this point in your life, you won't ever. |
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On Sep 8, 7:57 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article om, Yabahoobs wrote: Jeff you need to admit, you may have chosen the ski now / ski forever lifestyle...That's fine...But it does come at a tremendous cost. One in which virtually all people your age reject. That's because they have closer ties to family, jobs...and other things in life which give them jsut as much (if not more) fulfillment and joy. I'm close with my dad. I'm extremely close with my brother. Mom gets a kick out of me. They're mining our coal in a couple of years. I didn't miss a thing. Let's see... Get married and be stuck with the same pussy every night. Or party with the Grateful Dead every tour and have a ****load of women in my life3 who love me. Gee. A dilema. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." Jeff - I do so enjoy having you around. You give meaning to my otherwise drab life. I wake every day hoping I can read more of your adventures. |
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In article om,
Yabahoobs wrote: Wow. Jeff, you're missing alot. And Im not even trying to smear you...in all honesty : You're missing alot. But it's like trying describe color to a blind person. Clearly, if you don't understand at this point in your life, you won't ever. Neither my brother, nor I, have any inclination to propogate the race. I'm not missing a thing sparky. Albeit, I'm sure nothing I could publish here would sway your opinion. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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On Sep 9, 9:29 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article om, Yabahoobs wrote: Wow. Jeff, you're missing alot. And Im not even trying to smear you...in all honesty : You're missing alot. But it's like trying describe color to a blind person. Clearly, if you don't understand at this point in your life, you won't ever. Neither my brother, nor I, have any inclination to propogate the race. I'm not missing a thing sparky. Albeit, I'm sure nothing I could publish here would sway your opinion. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." 99.99 percent of the world can't be wrong. |
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Richard Henry wrote: I do so enjoy having you around. You give meaning to my otherwise drab life. I wake every day hoping I can read more of your adventures. Oh. You mean like the personal tour of the Hansen Experimental Physics Labs I had from the Space Craft Manager of the Gravity Probe B project? The only way you can get around there is with someone who can open the cypher locks. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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Yabahoobs wrote: 99.99 percent of the world can't be wrong. Didn't say it was wrong. Just a waste of my brother and I's time and effort. Too many people on the planet anyway. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." |
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On Sep 9, 9:32 pm, (Jeff Davis) wrote:
In article .com, Richard Henry wrote: I do so enjoy having you around. You give meaning to my otherwise drab life. I wake every day hoping I can read more of your adventures. Oh. You mean like the personal tour of the Hansen Experimental Physics Labs I had from the Space Craft Manager of the Gravity Probe B project? The only way you can get around there is with someone who can open the cypher locks. -- According to John Perry Barlow, "Jeff Davis is a truly gifted trouble-maker." LoL... |
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