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Model Forum / General / Railroads / April 2008eBay: LIONEL Berkshire Steam Locomotive set (1947)
http://www.starturl.com/LionelBerkshire > http://www.sXXXXXrl.com/LionelBerkshire What's the difference between porn salesmen and Chinese DVD pirates and eBay scammers? NONE. FOAD, toad.  SignatureSteve On 4/20/2008 10:12 AM Steve Caple spake thus: >> http://www.sXXXXXrl.com/LionelBerkshire > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > FOAD, toad. Amen. FOAD, like the man said. SignatureThe best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. - Attributed to Winston Churchill > On 4/20/2008 10:12 AM Steve Caple spake thus: > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - Attributed to Winston Churchill Please explain to me how posting information about a model train on a model train group qualifies as spam. I would characterize it more as an advert. Y/N? >Please explain to me how posting information about a model train on a >model train group qualifies as spam. I would characterize it more as >an advert. Y/N? I've been asking that for a while... Good luck... >> > What's the difference between porn salesmen and Chinese DVD pirates and >> > eBay scammers? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > model train group qualifies as spam. I would characterize it more as > an advert. Y/N? Spam it might be, although it didn't bother me in this venue; but the word Steve used above was "scammers", not "spammers". Problem is, I don't see why Steve thought it was a scam. Although I know little of old Lionel train sets, it looks like an everyday eBay auction to me. -Pete On 4/20/2008 5:17 PM video guy - www.locoworks.com spake thus: >> On 4/20/2008 10:12 AM Steve Caple spake thus: >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > model train group qualifies as spam. I would characterize it more as > an advert. Y/N? Spam like this is showing up in lots of newsgroups (rec.antiques is another place where it's highly unwelcome), posted by this person or someone like them. As someone else here wisely said, if you're looking for stuff on eBay, it's very easy to find it there. No need for even *more* crap than there already is in newsgroups. SignatureThe best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. - Attributed to Winston Churchill >What's the difference between porn salesmen and Chinese DVD pirates and >eBay scammers? > >NONE. You probably don't know the difference between window putty and vaseline either i betcha... >>What's the difference between porn salesmen and Chinese DVD pirates and >>eBay scammers? [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > You probably don't know the difference between window putty and > vaseline either i betcha... If I hadn't, I'd have learned in third grade when I heard that joke. I also know sh.t from Shinola - which is enough to put one way ahead of the mill run NeoCon. http://tinyurl.com/uvs8f SignatureSteve >> You probably don't know the difference between window putty and >> vaseline either i betcha... >If I hadn't, I'd have learned in third grade when I heard that joke. Xactly where i was goin!.. |
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