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Model Forum / General / Models / August 2007MI5 crap, whatever it is! What can we do........
to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? I'm sure MI5 are working on it : ) > to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? > to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? Simple - kill file him. >> to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? > > Simple - kill file him. I have seen that reference before - how do you "kill file" someone? >>> to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? >>> >> Simple - kill file him. > > I have seen that reference before - how do you "kill file" someone? Outlook Express: Message > Block Sender. Thunderbird: Click on the persons name in the preview, select create filter, then chose Delete from the list of options. If on Outlook express highlight the message then click message at the top of the screen and click block sender and he,she, it is killfiled. >>> to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? >> >> Simple - kill file him. > > I have seen that reference before - how do you "kill file" someone? I see this guy has posted his stuff in a Lot of different News Groups. Seriously what is UP all this crap, and what's his problem And Why does he Post it all over like this. and is he talking about M-15 or M I 5 like in Bond - James Bond Excuse my being ignorant here -- But I really just don't know what it's all about ... Carl .......... ,, > I see this guy has posted his stuff in a Lot of different News Groups. > Seriously what is UP all this crap, and what's his problem [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > ,, As of yesterday his server had closed his account and removed all posted materiels. I'll bet he REALLY liked that. :-) As to what's it all about, it really dosn't matter. The guy is just a sad looney with far too much time on his hands and a serious case of sociopathic self-deception enhanced with a bit of self-mportance thrown in for good measure. Tom On Aug 21, 10:17 pm, "maies...@netscape.com" <maies...@netscape.com> wrote: > > I see this guy has posted his stuff in a Lot of different News Groups. > > Seriously what is UP all this crap, and what's his problem [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >I thought he was upset with the M6 South and the other English highways..... CW. > I have seen that reference before - how do you "kill file" someone? First you need a blood-proof filing cabinet, then you need chainsaw and a gun. ;-) The specifics vary with what mail program you are using. Pat > >> to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? > > > > Simple - kill file him. > > I have seen that reference before - how do you "kill file" someone? I use MT-Newswatcher; in it, you click 'filters' and then choose how you want to filter your news. I had already kill-filed the author of this silly thread, but your various replies got through. After posting this, I'll 'kill this subject' which will automatically delete anything with this subject line, but won't filter all you guys' other gems. See some of you guys down in Anaheim, no doubt -- cheers. ---Stephen Wayne said the following on 21/08/2007 23:10: >> to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? > > Simple - kill file him. MI5 use a similar term but what's with the 'file' word? :-) > to put this poor retarded bastard off the air? Thanks to the ones who told me that "kill file" was blocking a sender - it was a pleasure to watch the crap fly away! > Thanks to the ones who told me that "kill file" was blocking a sender - it > was a pleasure to watch the crap fly away! > If he's a classic troll loon just wait a couple of weeks - he'll have a new address that will bypass your filter. Only one person did something like this that really impressed me; he made his address something incorporating coding that if you killfiled him, caused _ everyone_ to be killfiled on your newsgroup system. Now _that_ took imagination, which is more than you can say for most loons. Pat on 8/24/2007 1:22 AM Pat Flannery said the following: >> Thanks to the ones who told me that "kill file" was blocking a sender >> - it was a pleasure to watch the crap fly away! [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Pat I don't see how that can happen. If you kill file the Subject, you don't see any responding messages from anyone else too. This is good when the subject messages becomes a pissing contest, or a personal battle of half-wits between two or more respondents. This is a rarity in this group, but these type of messages can run for days in other groups.  SignatureBill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ > I don't see how that can happen. > If you kill file the Subject, you don't see any responding messages [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > This is a rarity in this group, but these type of messages can run > for days in other groups. Took me days to figure out what was going on; he went by the name of something like "lordphilter" or "kingphilter" but incorperated command coding into name itself (the meaning of the name became obvius when I saw what it did). So what would happen when you tried to enter his name into Mozilla as a filter to delete the message if it was from that sender is that it caused all messages in that newsgroup to be deleted. I took out the message filter, and everything went back to normal. It was pretty slick to see it in action, though I don't know if it would work with email programs other than Mozilla. I wrote to the newsgroup about it (it was either sci.space.policy or sci.space.history), but haven't been able to track down the message in a Google search yet. Pat |
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