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Model Forum / General / Models / October 2004Crossposter Crap
I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. Bill Banaszak, MFE Teach it to breathe through its nostrils, chew with its mouth closed, bathe (with soap AND water), wipe its butt after defecation, how not to have its head explode when seeing a "real live female breast, naked" and also to mess its underwear at the same time........ah hell, there's just too much it needs to learn about real life rather than spend all its time pecking at keys....... > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > Bill Banaszak, MFE >Teach it to breathe through its nostrils, chew with its mouth closed, >bathe (with soap AND water), wipe its butt after defecation, how not to [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> >> Bill Banaszak, MFE notice the anonymous remailer? shows it's courage. > notice the anonymous remailer? shows it's courage. From: Vrodok the Troll <vrodok@culvert.waadi.com> Newsgroups: alt.binaries.cracks Subject: Re: TSRH -> Irfan View 3.70 - tsrh-iv370kg.zip Date: 24 Apr 2002 11:38:06 -0500 Message-ID: <plndcuo2atb7af1u05pb78k0r8mfdklglt@4ax.com> Something wrong with using a remailer? From: SinecuRe <sinecure@vcyjro.bet> Newsgroups: alt.ipl.discussion Subject: Re: homeowners assoc Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 22:44:53 +0000 Message-ID: <b2pb2vsbelfsoaq8arrivafbgr2g0kncms@news.iplweb.org> A remailer is definitely better than hanging your IP out there. From: "(akula)" <akula@nym.alias.net> Newsgroups: alt.binaries.warez.ibm-pc.d Subject: Re: Warez Survival Guide Part 1 Date: Fri, 05 Sep 2003 23:09:04 -0000 Message-ID: <3f20030905230904Z.33316503139@nntp0.sharks.plc.ltd> The safest route is to trust no one and use remailers and mail2news to communicate via usenet. From: anadvocate@subdimension.com (anadvocate) Newsgroups: alt.binaries.warez.ibm-pc.d Subject: Re: Updated +akula SNITCH Google Links Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2001 01:26:19 GMT Message-ID: <3b4fa46b.36579914@news.alt.net> I use the remailers too, a.shole. I know how they work. > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > Bill Banaszak, MFE You have to laugh though, at the sheer gutless behaviour of whoever is behind the Anon-Remailer. The sanest solution is a filter. >I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. You mean the one I have killfiled?  SignatureAl Superczynski, MFE, IPMS/USA #3795, continuous since 1968 My "From" address is munged - click "Reply To" to respond via email. Check out my want lists and eBay listings at "Al's Place": http://www.network54.com/realm/modeleral/ "Build what YOU like, the way YOU want to, and the critics will flame you every time." >>I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > You mean the one I have killfiled? That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. KL >>>I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. >> [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >KL starvation is the worst you can do. it feeds on negative emotions. >>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. > starvation is the worst you can do. it feeds on negative > emotions. I don't want the "worst" I can do. I want the best, like putting his typing fingers into a meat grinder. For starters. KL > >>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > KL Czech BRNO built Mauser 98K sniper with Zeiss, Jena, scope! Always wanted to see just how good it is. Bill Shuey > Czech BRNO built Mauser 98K sniper with Zeiss, Jena, scope! Always > wanted to see just how good it is. It ain't shabby but not quite as nice as an '03A4 with a Unertl 1-1/4" Target model on it. I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking weaponry...... By the grace of Allah the merciful, the compassionate, ALLAH AKBAR, the protector of the brave and stalwart people of Iraq; the keeper of its great and beloved ruler, Saddam Husayn; I seem to have come into possession of a Dragunov. Once you get one of those scoped in and use the proper match ammo, it's quite accurate. -- -- " In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm I'll take my Accuracy International AWP with the Leupold M3 scope. > I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking > weaponry...... [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm "Dave Williams" dwill104@bellsouth.net wrote: >I'll take my Accuracy International AWP with the Leupold M3 scope. Yeah but I'd bet I paid less for mine than you did. Mine was free. ;~) -- -- " In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm >Yeah but I'd bet I paid less for mine than you did. Mine was free. ;~) Ditto, but a little older. Inherited my Sharps buffalo gun. Took it to be restored and it needed cleaning and that's about it. Little corrosion on the outside, none in the bore. The guy at the gun shop said that a Sharps like mine in the hands of an expert could hit a 12"x12" target at a tremendous distance. What was the name of the movie that featured a Sharps marksman? "Valdez is Coming" IIRC. Tom >>Yeah but I'd bet I paid less for mine than you did. Mine was free. ;~) > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Tom wasn't the amazing shot of one mile that killed an indian sieging a camp a sharp's? > What was the name of the movie that featured a Sharps marksman? "Valdez is > Coming" IIRC. "Quigly Down Under", starring Tom Selleck! Bill Shuey >Valdez is >> Coming" IIRC. >"Quigly Down Under", starring Tom Selleck! Both, actually. It was about a mile long shot. Tom >What was the name of the movie that featured a Sharps marksman? "Valdez is >Coming" IIRC. Or also "Quigley Down Under" with Tom Selleck. A friend who ~is~ an expert told me that sequence where Selleck made a water bucket dance at a quarter-mile was pretty much accurate. Me, I'd be happy just to ~see~ the damn bucket! -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger > Or also "Quigley Down Under" with Tom Selleck. A friend who ~is~ an expert told > me that sequence where Selleck made a water bucket dance at a quarter-mile was > pretty much accurate. Me, I'd be happy just to ~see~ the damn bucket! *Only* a quarter mile? 99% hit a large pizza pan, 78% a standard pie tin at 1000 yards......over half a mile......damn but I love 6.5mm's........6.5X55 Swede or 6.5-06, failing that I'll use a .30-06. >> Or also "Quigley Down Under" with Tom Selleck. A friend who ~is~ an expert >> told me that sequence where Selleck made a water bucket dance at a quarter- >> mile was pretty much accurate. Me, I'd be happy just to ~see~ the damn bucket! >*Only* a quarter mile? 99% hit a large pizza pan, 78% a standard pie tin >at 1000 yards......over half a mile......damn but I love >6.5mm's........6.5X55 Swede or 6.5-06, failing that I'll use a .30-06. This was with ~no~ scope, just the old fashioned windage and elevation trapeze. As I said, I'd be happy just to ~see~ the damn bucket! -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger > >*Only* a quarter mile? 99% hit a large pizza pan, 78% a standard pie tin > >at 1000 yards......over half a mile......damn but I love > >6.5mm's........6.5X55 Swede or 6.5-06, failing that I'll use a .30-06. > > This was with ~no~ scope, just the old fashioned windage and elevation trapeze. > As I said, I'd be happy just to ~see~ the damn bucket! Oh, you wanted iron sights, change the number to 95% and 70% then. > I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking > weaponry...... [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm This is the problem with you $&%*#&% conservatives--you don't understand victimhood. Give me a shot at his butt at twenty feet with a 12-guage and a load of rock salt. Mark Schynert >> I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking >> weaponry...... [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >Mark Schynert repeat often. rinse with battery acid to prevent heal..infection. > > I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking > > weaponry...... [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > Mark Schynert Well, I was going to suggest a public flogging but that sounds pretty good too. Bill Banaszak, MFE >I wouldn't advocate killing someone for crossposting but since you're talking >weaponry...... [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm now my sons, be not hasty. make it squirm. remove skin in 1 inch squares with salt therapy. get creative with a battery charger, bamboo? a vice is nice. cowards deserve to die many deaths. >> >>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Bill Shuey too quick. defoilazation, followed by defenestration. > >> >>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. > >> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Bill Shuey > too quick. defoilazation, followed by defenestration. What is it with you guys? Always throwing people out of windows! :) Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague defenestration was done first in the 1400s. Bill Banaszak, MFE >> >> >>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. >> >> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >Bill Banaszak, MFE wasn't one of them to save money on bullets? nice high castles around prague. good views on the way down. >>Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague >>defenestration was done first in the 1400s. >> >>Bill Banaszak, MFE >wasn't one of them to save money on bullets? >nice high castles around prague. good views on the way down. Gee, I can't imagine many two story buildings back then. I think you need three to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of fun. Yahoo! The Keeper (of too much crap!) >>>Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague >>>defenestration was done first in the 1400s. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >The Keeper (of too much crap!) yeah, we could play crusader's sieging jeruselum and shoot in the heads of the infidel trolls. > >>>Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague > >>>defenestration was done first in the 1400s. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > yeah, we could play crusader's sieging jeruselum and shoot > in the heads of the infidel trolls. I remember somebody (Bill Shuey?) mentioning the throwees landing in manure. According to the book it was a forest of spear points. Bill Banaszak, MFE >> >>>Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague >> >>>defenestration was done first in the 1400s. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >Bill Banaszak, MFE it ain't that fall that kills you.... >to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of fun...Yahoo!>> I missed the original post, so if this is out of context, I apologize. If you're referring to using a trebuchet as a device to sling bodies, that was actually done at one point, although I don't remember the circumstances. It was done during the Middle Ages when the plague was raging through Europe. Infected bodies were slung over the castle walls to infect those inside. When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. --Leonardo Da Vinci EAA # 729686 delete the word spam from email addy > If you're referring to using a trebuchet as a device to sling bodies, that was >actually done at one point And again in "History of the World:Part One" by Mel Brooks. Mel played the king. He would yell "Pull" and a peasant was launched. Servant: "The peasants are revolting!". King: "Yes, I know" or something along those lines. Best line in the movie: "It's good to be the king". Love that movie. Tom >>to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > was done during the Middle Ages when the plague was raging through Europe. > Infected bodies were slung over the castle walls to infect those inside. 1346 - The siege of Kaffa (currently Feodosiya, Ukraine). There are suggestions that this was the source for the outbreak of the Black Death that eventually swept across Europe. SignatureLarry D. Farrell, Ph.D. Professor of Microbiology Idaho State University > I missed the original post, so if this is out of context, I apologize. If > you're referring to using a trebuchet as a device to sling bodies, that was > actually done at one point, although I don't remember the circumstances. It > was done during the Middle Ages when the plague was raging through Europe. > Infected bodies were slung over the castle walls to infect those inside. According to sources that I have read it happened in 1327 (or so) during a seige in Asia Minor, where the attackers (Tatars, Mongols, I don't remember) where trying to take a merchant enclave on the northern shore of the Black Sea. They launched the bodies of some of their own troops that had died of the Plague over the city walls. As some of the defenders started to get sick, a group of Italian (Genoan, IIRC) merchants took to their ship and sailed for home. By the time they got to Italy, most were down with the disease, if not dying, and when they landed in southern Italy, the Plague took off like wildfire. Within five years, 1/3 to 1/2 of Europe was dead. My books claims that this was one of the first (if not THE first) uses of bio-warfare. -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger >> I missed the original post, so if this is out of context, I apologize. If >> you're referring to using a trebuchet as a device to sling bodies, that was [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > - Henry Kissinger i think it was a few years later but you have it correct. a good source is the barbara tuchman book, a distant mirror. (creds to da boid) > >to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of > fun...Yahoo!>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > EAA # 729686 > delete the word spam from email addy I have a movie on tape with Rutger Hauer set in Medieval Italy that has such an occurrence. The name has escaped my memory probes. It was remarkable for the gritty display of fighting and life in those days. There certainly were no 'heroes' involved. Bill Banaszak, MFE >I have a movie on tape with Rutger Hauer set in Medieval Italy that has >such an occurrence. The name has escaped my memory probes. >It was remarkable for the gritty display of fighting and life in those >days. There certainly were no 'heroes' involved. Possibly "Ladyhawk"? -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger > Possibly "Ladyhawk"? No, it was something Blood.......at least blood was in the title. > > Possibly "Ladyhawk"? > > No, it was something Blood.......at least blood was in the title. It sounds like you're thinking of _Flesh and Blood_, which also starred Jennifer Jason Leigh. SignatureJoe of Castle Jefferson http://www.mindspring.com/~jjstrshp Site Updated November 25th, 2001 "Defend the cause of the weak and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and oppressed. Rescue the weak and needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked." - Psalm 82:3-4 > > > Possibly "Ladyhawk"? > > > > No, it was something Blood.......at least blood was in the title. > > It sounds like you're thinking of _Flesh and Blood_, which also starred > Jennifer Jason Leigh. That's the one! > > > Possibly "Ladyhawk"? > > > > No, it was something Blood.......at least blood was in the title. > > It sounds like you're thinking of _Flesh and Blood_, which also starred > Jennifer Jason Leigh. We have a Winner! Bill Banaszak, MFE > >I have a movie on tape with Rutger Hauer set in Medieval Italy that has > >such an occurrence. The name has escaped my memory probes. > >It was remarkable for the gritty display of fighting and life in those > >days. There certainly were no 'heroes' involved. > > Possibly "Ladyhawk"? No, that was set in the south of France. This one had Jennifer Jason Leigh, not Michelle Pfeiffer. The characters were a motley crew of infantry and camp followers who take a castle and try to hold it against a fellow named Hawksworth, IIRC. Hawksworth was an English condottiere working for some princeling whose daughter (Leigh) was kidnapped by Hauer. Funny how I can remember the plot and characters but the title is avoiding discovery. Bill Banaszak, MFE >No, that was set in the south of France. This one had Jennifer Jason >Leigh, not Michelle Pfeiffer. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Funny how I can remember the plot and characters but the title is >avoiding discovery. Okay, according to my Leonard Maltin disk, it was released as "Flesh + Blood" and is available on video as "The Rose & The Sword". God I love interactive disks! -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger > >No, that was set in the south of France. This one had Jennifer Jason > >Leigh, not Michelle Pfeiffer. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > . - - > - Henry Kissinger I taped it off the TV about 12 years ago as "Flesh & Blood" and it's now located 'somewhere' in the collection. Along the way my taping outdistanced my recordkeeping. I've been going through my "Andromeda" tapes and was amazed to find the first episode on Tape-ANA. Considering how I assigned numbers so long after taping I wasn't sure which tape of the first 6 was really the first. Now I have to watch the whole tape to see if the first show on ANB matches up with the last on ANA. :) Bill Banaszak, MFE >>to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > was done during the Middle Ages when the plague was raging through Europe. > Infected bodies were slung over the castle walls to infect those inside. Well, they've been used to fling cows around, in "Monty Python's Holy Grail" a cow is flung by the frogs who told Arthur King that they "already had a grail." Cheers, Gary B-) Signature______________________________________________________________________________ Armful of chairs: Something some people would not know whether you were up them with or not - Barry Humphries >>>to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Cheers, > Gary B-) i suspect those were special effects. >>>> to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be >>>> loads of fun...Yahoo!>> >>> I missed the original post, so if this is out of context, I apologize. >>> If you're referring to using a trebuchet as a device to sling bodies, >>> that was actually done at one point, although I don't remember the >>> circumstances. It was done during the Middle Ages when the >>> plague was raging through Europe. >> Well, they've been used to fling cows around, in "Monty Python's Holy >> Grail" a cow is flung by the frogs who told Arthur King that they >> "already had a grail." A local group is doing something like that this weekend. Pumpkins are the ammunition of choice and there'll be several trebuchets and catapults. Saw a big one on the television a couple of years ago that they used to toss a Ford Anglia and a couple of old pianos. That was a real monster and according to the news story, there are records of even bigger ones being built. -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger >Saw a >big one on the television a couple of years ago that they used to toss a Ford >Anglia and a couple of old pianos. That was a real monster and according to >the >news story, there are records of even bigger ones being built. > -- John Yes, I saw that as well. In England as I recall, the video of the Ford traveling through the air was quite impressive. What was that popular series in the late nineties about an Alaskan community? They had an episode with a piano flinging trebuchet. <North something? I'll remember as soon as I send...> The Keeper (of too much crap!) > What was that popular series in >the late nineties about an Alaskan community? They had an episode with a >piano >flinging trebuchet. <North something? I'll remember as soon as I send...> Northern Exposure? >> What was that popular series in >>the late nineties about an Alaskan community? They had an episode with a >>piano >>flinging trebuchet. <North something? I'll remember as soon as I send...> > >Northern Exposure? Aye, that's the one! It looked really great in slow motion. Never was able to get a tape of it but I'll live. Cheers, The Keeper (of too much crap!) >Aye, that's the one! It looked really great in slow motion. Never was able to get a tape of it but I'll live. Cheers, The Keeper>> Aye Lads, t'was indeed Northern Exposure, one of my favorite shows. Chris, the rather eccentric minister/man-of-the-world/renaissance type originally built the trebuchet as a method of sendoff to honor his friend Toulie. With a solemn ceremony, and a fly-by by O'Connell in her recently built ultralight, the coffin was sent off into the wild blue, ending in a resounding splash and geyser of water in a local lake. While being taken to task on this sendoff, he remarked, "It's not the thing, but the fling itself". I just happen to have these episodes on tape. Would make an interesting diorama for those interested in the trebuchet, and the show. Or, as others have noted, a trebuchet flinging cows, people etc as a nod toward some of the movies mentioned. When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. --Leonardo Da Vinci EAA # 729686 delete the word spam from email addy By the way, according to my Edwin Tunis book "Weapons: A Pictorial History", there was a tyrp of catpult that the Romans called Mangonel (Wild a.s) because the rear portion lifted up when it was fired, like a jackass kicking back. After a time, the name was shortened to "Gonne". That gave its name to the firearms that we know and love today. -- John The history of things that didn't happen has never been written. . - - - Henry Kissinger >>>>to insure mortal wounds. I'm thinking a trebuchet would be loads of >>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > i suspect those were special effects. No, it was a real (stuffed) cow. Cheers, Gary B-) Signature______________________________________________________________________________ Armful of chairs: Something some people would not know whether you were up them with or not - Barry Humphries >What is it with you guys? Always throwing people out of windows! :) > >Just got my copy of The Hussite Wars from Osprey. Apparently the Prague >defenestration was done first in the 1400s. IIRC, everyone survived that one - there was a dunghill under the window... Cheers, >Bill Banaszak, MFE P.S., donkeys' years ago Games Workshop did a nice 28mm scale model purporting to be Jan Ziska, I regret now not grabbing one. SignatureMoramarth >Czech BRNO built Mauser 98K sniper with Zeiss, Jena, scope! Always >wanted to see just how good it is. Classy, but pricey, and far too good for the uffies. A half brick in a long sock applied with all the vigour generated by the antipathy their antics create would surely be more satisfying? Regards, > Bill Shuey SignatureMoramarth >>Czech BRNO built Mauser 98K sniper with Zeiss, Jena, scope! Always >>wanted to see just how good it is. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Regards, >> Bill Shuey lock them all in one room for a week. can't get much crueler than that. you wouldn't need to put in food, some would survive easily. >>>That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >KL well, as you can see, it usese a remailer. and also uses open proxy's to sock. know any good hackers? coupla six packs to a group will get him. i'll donate some gas money. it has gotten sloppy and arrogant, nobody's wasted the time in the few years it's been stinking up usenet. > >>I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > KL If someone could find out his real name and snail mail addy, I'm sure there are any number of people with the right equipment to eliminate him. That's why he uses an anonymous mailer. His kind of pervert would be history otherwise. Of course, if we could just find the snail mail addy of the re-mailer service there is always that route. "Bang"! Bill Shuey >> >>I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. >> > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Bill Shuey be much better to out it and let the process servers clean it out, then let the haters have it for fun. >>>I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. >> >> You mean the one I have killfiled? > >That only hides him. We need a way to get rid of him. If I can't see him, I'm rid of him. Works for me. SignatureAl Superczynski, MFE, IPMS/USA #3795, continuous since 1968 My "From" address is munged - click "Reply To" to respond via email. Check out my want lists and eBay listings at "Al's Place": http://www.network54.com/realm/modeleral/ "Build what YOU like, the way YOU want to, and the critics will flame you every time." > >I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > "Build what YOU like, the way YOU want to, > and the critics will flame you every time." Possibly. Bill Banaszak, MFE Jeeze, guys! The blood lust sure is up. You guys are planning the demise of this guy (I never did see the original post) as if he murdered your only child. If you were all back to bashing each other over the internet head it would smell like Beaver Pizza around here agan. Tom > Jeeze, guys! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Tom Actually, I've missed most of this guy's antics, as demonstrated by the 60-some-odd killed messages I've toted up in the last five days--probably only a part of it is him, but still... I don't killfile very many people--even obnoxious doesn't take me there usually. I killfile people who are clearly never going to contribute anything of interest to the ng, and threads that are neither on-topic nor (at the least) perversely amusing. The problem is just like when you see some *%#$@ screwing up on the freeway to your inconvenience and getting away with it. For a moment, most of us want to inflict pain on such meatheads. We would never do it, simply because it ain't worth wrecking your life. But we can dream that there will be payback. Or maybe God sorts it out. Mark Schynert >>The problem is just like when you see some *%#$@ screwing up on the >>freeway to your inconvenience and getting away with it. For a moment, >>most of us want to inflict pain on such meatheads. We would never do it, >>simply because it ain't worth wrecking your life. But we can dream that >>there will be payback. Or maybe God sorts it out. I know of someone who did do it - it works! However I don't know real name or anything of the victim (ng victim not scared troll) >>>The problem is just like when you see some *%#$@ screwing up on the >>>freeway to your inconvenience and getting away with it. For a moment, [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >However I don't know real name or anything of the victim (ng victim not >scared troll) don't know if it's true, but i heard the story of a guy selling shortwave crap on ebay, only he took the money and never shipped the goods. supposedly an irate customer showed up at his door and shot him dead. anyone heard this one? >> Jeeze, guys! >> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > >Mark Schynert i also believe that anything as miserable as that thing is surely it's own reward. can you bet it's divorced, surronded by macdumbells wrappers and needs a bath? Now, now, I simply did a rifle/scope comparison, I did not advocate violence. > Jeeze, guys! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Tom >Jeeze, guys! > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Tom beaver pizza, tom? >beaver pizza, tom? Tongue in cheek reference to two vile, violent and profane morons who used to do battle here. Long gone and good ridance. Tom >>beaver pizza, tom? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >Tom same song, yesterday same song, yseterday -last poets Mad Modeller a exprimé avec précision : > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > Bill Banaszak, MFE Hi Bill, I am sometimes also a crossposter, when I announce updates of the FFSMC on abpa and abms for example. Do I have to feel concerned with your message? ;) No, I'm laughing! :o) I am also tired of all these morons who flood the NGs with porno or pedophile messages... Cheers SignatureChris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Mad Modeller a exprimé avec précision : > > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > -- > Chris Whew! I wasn't attempting to tar all the folks who crosspost something of worthy content. I used 'Crossposter' in the header to try and avoid its attention but I see it intruded here anyway. Generally I don't see most of these porno messages until someone responds to one but this 'thing' has no plan other than to harass somebody here and in so doing harasses us all. May his beard rot. Bill Banaszak >> Mad Modeller a exprimé avec précision : >> > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > >Bill Banaszak it has a couple of friends who do this for "fun". think of how many 3rd world children could live off the resources wasted. it's a public duty, pest control. Mad Modeller a couché sur son écran : > Whew! I wasn't attempting to tar all the folks who crosspost something > of worthy content. I used 'Crossposter' in the header to try and avoid [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bill Banaszak Lol, there is no problem for me Bill ;) The first part of my message was only humor... not the second one... I love women, but not on the web, only real women... and especially I hate the bastards who flood the NGs with messages for pedophile websites! I am the dad of 5 children, and I do not tolerate the garbage which hurt the kids! SignatureChris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Mad Modeller a couché sur son écran : > [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com > Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com Chris, I knew you were replying humourously. I just took the opportunity to let people know it wasn't the general run of cross posts that had me irked. In a way pedophiles and this creature have something in common. Parts of them have never grown up. 5 children? Wow, that makes for a busy household. :) Bill Banaszak, MFE Mad Modeller avait écrit le 22/10/2004 : > 5 children? Wow, that makes for a busy household. :) > > Bill Banaszak, MFE Oh yes, especially during holidays ! :o) ... And holidays begin this evening... It will be hard for Dad and Mum ! ;) SignatureChris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > this 'thing' has no plan other than to harass > somebody here and in so doing harasses us all. > May his beard rot. Mad Modeller said... > but this 'thing' has no plan other than to harass > somebody here and in so doing harasses us all. The "somebody" that "this thing" is harassing is a friend of yours. The man who is now back to posting as "e". The reason "this thing" is harassing him is because the person who is posting as "e" has very convincingly been shown to be at the very least a collector of child porn and an active participant in multiple groups that trade in that filth. His posting history going back years was archived on google until he himself recently had most of it removed. This is something, incidentally, that only the person who made the posts can accomplish. Also, three (so far) of his ex-friends have come forward and explained how they discovered "e"'s filthy little secret two years ago but, rather than embroil themselves in this sort of usenet warfare where the messenger inevitably gets painted with a broader brush than the original offender, they simply chose to cut off all communication with this man and stop participating in the groups that he participates in. Two of these ex-friends are women and are now being subjected to his vitriol and bile, including liberal use of a favorite four letter word of his that is considered the most vile word to use to describe a woman by most decent human beings. The reason that some of those who continue to aggressively try to spread the truth about this man use anonymizers is evident in his repeated insistence that the best thing to do is "out them" (publish their real names and addresses so they can be subjected to real harassment). Recently "e" got hold of the real name of one of the people actively expressing disgust with his behavior and is still smearing that name everywhere he goes, making racial and other slurs against the man, making comments about the mans lineage and specifically attacking his mother, posting it to many groups and accusing that person of myriad offenses, mostly things that "e" himself has apparently committed. He has also been known to attack people by bombing their email addresses with multiple vitriolic and abusive messages. This is why anyone who dares to speak against this man usually does so from a disposable or totally fake address. Notice that while condemning those who anonymize their posts, "e" himself makes very sure that his posts are coming from a source that is, in effect, just as anonymous as those he is criticizing. You may make of this what you will, but for you to condemn pedophiles out of one side of your mouths while continuing to tolerate this individual's contributions to your chats about modeling is hypocritical to the n'th degree. "He never did anything to hurt me" doesn't work when it is somebody else's abused and exploited 12 year old daughter he is lusting over, does it? "Les Braynze" lez@braynze.com wrote: > > this 'thing' has no plan other than to harass >> somebody here and in so doing harasses us all. [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >"He never did anything to hurt me" doesn't work when it is somebody else's >abused and exploited 12 year old daughter he is lusting over, does it? Those are your allegations. If you have proof of your allegations, take your case to the authorities. Take it to a lawyer. Take it to your cousin "Vito" and have his legs broken; if you want. Take it anywhere but here; it doesn't belong here. -- -- " In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm >"Les Braynze" lez@braynze.com >wrote: [quoted text clipped - 69 lines] > >My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm this is just a gutless troll. it pulls exactly the same trick on everyone that beats it. and everyone does. it has lies, distortions, and stupidity. let it die, "Les Braynze" lez@braynze.com wrote: (rest snipped) By the way; if you were really concerned with informing people of some threat such as you claim, you would not have a bogus e-mail address that bounces sent mail back. I suspect you're just full of crap. -- -- " In walks the village idiot and his face is all aglow; he's been up all night listening to Mohammad's radio" W. Zevon My home page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm "Les Braynze" <lez@braynze.com> wrote in message news:417adb5e$0$19263 > Two of these ex-friends are women and are now being subjected to his > vitriol > and bile, including liberal use of a favorite four letter word of his that > is considered the most vile word to use to describe a woman by most decent > human beings. W-i-f-e? If you have proof or a whiff of proof that anyone is into kiddie porn, turn them in. The authorities will be obliged to look into it. Til then it's the old innocent until proven guilty clause. WmB >"Les Braynze" <lez@braynze.com> wrote in message news:417adb5e$0$19263 >> Two of these ex-friends are women and are now being subjected to his [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >WmB after 6 months of bullshit, you think they dared call anyone? false complaints would give me some nice model money > You may make of this what you will, but for you to condemn pedophiles > out of one side of your mouths while continuing to tolerate this [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > "He never did anything to hurt me" doesn't work when it is somebody else's > abused and exploited 12 year old daughter he is lusting over, does it? No, he *hasn't* hurt us - *you* have, by calling us hypocrites without justification. We have only your word to go on if we are to do as you say and condemn or ignore him. Proof must be provided, and even then the final judgment is up to us, not you. For all we know or can tell, he is the innocent victim of a smear campaign. You might be the villian in this, and how are we to tell? Personally, I'd give you a lot more credibility if I knew your real name and had something like court proceedings to look at. SignatureQuidvis recte factum, quanvis humile, praeclarum: Whatever is well done, however humble, is praiseworthy. Si factum non sit, noli id reficere: If it isn't broken, don't fix it. > > this 'thing' has no plan other than to harass >> somebody here and in so doing harasses us all. [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] >"He never did anything to hurt me" doesn't work when it is somebody else's >abused and exploited 12 year old daughter he is lusting over, does it? sorry uff scum, but your pack of lies has been exposed for what it is. you cannot do more than slander and insinuate. you have been publically exposed as a liar, fake and fraud. so take your sick sh.t out of here. real human beings play here and scum like you could never fit in. the clown that used you morons got exposed today...get the f.ck out and stay out. by the way, 19, your stink comes through your socks. leave now. Lol :o) "e" is like that ? Amazing, but you certainely have proof ? Really easy to offend somebody when one is hidden behind the screen, but if you have proofs, do not hesitate to contact authorities. If it is not case, you are only a troller more... SignatureChris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >Lol :o) "e" is like that ? Amazing, but you certainely have proof ? >Really easy to offend somebody when one is hidden behind the screen, >but if you have proofs, do not hesitate to contact authorities. If it >is not case, you are only a troller more... check out the other 20 people it has accused of the same thing. not one is guilty. it is just a sick troll. e a exprimé avec précision : >> Lol :o) "e" is like that ? Amazing, but you certainely have proof ? >> Really easy to offend somebody when one is hidden behind the screen, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > check out the other 20 people it has accused of the same > thing. not one is guilty. it is just a sick troll. Yes I saw... That's (the reason of my message. Don't worry, you're well know here ! ;) SignatureChris ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Site de maquettisme et de Photoscopes : http://www.ffsmc.com Walkarounds & Scale modelling Portal : http://www.ffsmc.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >e a exprimé avec précision : >>> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >Yes I saw... That's (the reason of my message. Don't worry, you're well >know here ! ;) i wasn't worried. unlike the mp3.d group, there are adults here who think. one piece of advice, never spurn a fat girl. >I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > >Bill Banaszak, MFE best way, and the thing that hurts them mist is a kill file. i could email you mine, bill. these losers want the world to be the sh.t they live in and they do this for fun. As long as people read, answer and discuss the posts, the cross-poster wins. IMHO. chuck http://hometown.aol.com/cfbush2000/index.html > I sure wish there was some way to get rid of this parasite. > > Bill Banaszak, MFE Bill, I don't know if Mozella does it or not, but XNews can and will "kill" crossposted msgs. SignatureDigital_Cowboy Live Long and Prosper ___________________ _-_ \==============_=_/ ____.---'---`---.____ \_ \ \----._________.----/ \ \ / / `-_-' __,--`.`-'..'-_ /____ ||- `--.____,-' > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I don't know if Mozella does it or not, but XNews can and will "kill" > crossposted msgs. Eudora allows you to specify specific newsgroups in your filter--I simply chose an ng I would never otherwise look at that was in the crosspost list--just like that, no more crap. Mark Schynert |
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