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March 22, 201015 yr

Heather wrote:

> "David H. Lipman" wrote in message

> news:u%238GxPTyKHA.5132@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...

>> From: "Peter Foldes"

>>

>>> You are dealing with the other half of the BD team Dave. :-) She

>>> came here on the say so of the parrot for moral backup. Info to

>>> keep in mind for next time.

>

>>

>> Cracias!

>>

>> { Oh, North of the border... }

>>

>> Merci!

>>

> Oh Daveed......you got Canada right, but messed up my other

> language....it is Gracias, lol.

>

> And I can see what Peter is saying is right about Jenn......she is

> either brain dead or a *friend* of BD's........probably his only one.

> And you know how I feel about disabling System Restore, but that is

> an old story. (G)

> Heather

I'm a friend of David(bd), and I consider him to be a fine gentlemen, too

boot. He does ask alot of questions, but that's just his way of finding out

if people are who they say they are or if they are good or bad. As far as

disabling system restore, it would appear that there are differing opinions

on the matter...

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Jenn

You are BoaterDaves partner in Trolling and among other things. As is evident from

your post here. David Brooks does not give advice at least none that is useful. He

is the master of copy\paste and that of hijacking answers from others. His

reputation ,well let us just say is non existent. You have no idea either what the

issue and the correct answer for the OP actually is\was. Sock puppets need not post

here Jenn. Get a life

--

Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others

Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Jenn" wrote in message

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> David H. Lipman wrote:

>> From: "Peter Foldes"

>>

>>> You are dealing with the other half of the BD team Dave. :-) She

>>> came here on the say so of the parrot for moral backup. Info to keep

>>> in mind for next time.

>>

>> Cracias!

>>

>> { Oh, North of the border... }

>>

>> Merci!

>

> Dave(BD) did tell me to read this particular thread, so I did. That's what

> friends do for friends ... I see no issue with me doing that. (there are too many

> people named david these days.........) You are davidL.... anyway ... it makes

> not difference relating to my observation. Peter Foldes gave bad advice to meg

> and Dave(bd) gave her better advice. I really don't see why anyone should call

> Dave(bd) a troll simply because he gave different advice. That's 5th grade

> behavior, and as far as I have read... everyone here are adults.

>

> --

> Jenn (from Oklahoma)

>

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Peter Foldes wrote:

> Jenn

>

> You are BoaterDaves partner in Trolling and among other things. As is

> evident from your post here. David Brooks does not give advice at least

> none that is useful. He is the master of copy\paste and that of

> hijacking answers from others. His reputation ,well let us just say is

> non existent. You have no idea either what the issue and the correct

> answer for the OP actually is\was. Sock puppets need not post here Jenn.

> Get a life

>

Wow! That is *real* fighting talk Mr Foldes! :)

Jenn is a fine lady. A mother of three, whom she home-schooled until

they were in their late teens, and is also a (young!) grandmother. She

has been happily married to a great guy for 30 years too.

She has many skills and has a full-time job as the webmaster for a TV

station in Oklahoma, USA. Jenn was once employed by MSN as a sysop and

has been involved with newsgroups for many, many years. I'm sure she

will be somewhat offended to be referred to as a 'sock-puppet'!

Jenn *has* a life - what about *you* Peter Foldes?

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As a bd groupie and lover wannabe your reputation is suspect.

You self proclaim to be a web master yet your outdated IE 6

system was infected with Trojans.

Go back from where you came little missy.

"Jenn" wrote in message

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David H. Lipman wrote:

> From: "Meg"

>

> All you need is a cache of no more than 50MB. I have seen IE setup a

> cache as large as 1GB. These files are small so to fill 1GB maens

> *MANY* files and thus an increased scan time.

>

> BTW: You'll notice that "~BD~" (aka BoaterDave) hasn't provided an

> real information, he is what we call in news groups a troll. Listen

> to MS MVP PA Bear and ignore ~BD~.

After reading this entire thread, Dave(BD) actually gave Meg some very good

advice along the way. He is quite helpful, imo.

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Jenn (from Oklahoma)

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LOL You always do what bd tells you to do.

Hope it pays well because like your outdated system you

are going to get infected.

"Jenn" wrote in message

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David H. Lipman wrote:

> From: "Peter Foldes"

>

>> You are dealing with the other half of the BD team Dave. :-) She

>> came here on the say so of the parrot for moral backup. Info to keep

>> in mind for next time.

>

> Cracias!

>

> { Oh, North of the border... }

>

> Merci!

Dave(BD) did tell me to read this particular thread, so I did. That's what

friends do for friends ... I see no issue with me doing that. (there are too

many people named david these days.........) You are davidL.... anyway ...

it makes not difference relating to my observation. Peter Foldes gave bad

advice to meg and Dave(bd) gave her better advice. I really don't see why

anyone should call Dave(bd) a troll simply because he gave different advice.

That's 5th grade behavior, and as far as I have read... everyone here are

adults.

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Jenn (from Oklahoma)

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From: "Meg"

| David,

| Yay! Thanks to your suggestion, I was able to see all the threads.

| To be honest with you, at first I was like "What is this??"

| because it looked like someone's email account.

| I get nervous if I encounter something I'm not familiar with..

| Anyway, I apprecite you introducing me to an alternative access

| to this forum.

| Meg

You are most welcome :-)

--

Dave

http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html

Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

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Meg wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> Thank you for your message.

You are welcome! :)

> First of all, I'd like you to know just because I took an advice

> from David, does not mean I don't agree with your idea..

> I can see Norton thinks it is one way I can reduce my scan time,

> just like you suggested. and I'm sure there are people out there

> who will benefit from this suggestion.

That's good to know.

> The reason I decided to take David's advice instead of Norton's is

> that, I'm really NOT GOOD AT making changes to my own pc,

> such as configuring, deleting, excluding, etc...

> I'm not confident doing it on my own.

> I need my pc up and runnning and not worry about

> messing it up myself. That's all..

As a user, just like you, I *completely* understand how you feel.

> As far as your question about how can I trust people here at forum..

> Aw... that's because I never had doubt about people *here*.

Hmmm! This is *not* a Forum, Meg. I could be difficult and ask you to to

describe *here* to me - but I'll be gentle, as you have been so pleasant

to everyone in this thread. :)

From your Header (message 'properties') I see this:-

NNTP-Posting-Host: tk2msftsbfm01.phx.gbl 10.40.244.148

That indicates to me that you are posting from the Microsoft Communities

pages on the WWW - i.e. you have used a browser and have typed

http://www.microsoft.com into the address bar, etc.

What you do *not* realise AFAICT is that you are, in fact, linked up to

Usenet from which *anyone, anywhere*, can post messages to this group.

They might be good guys or bad guys - there really is absolutely no way

of knowing! The law of averages (if there was one!) says that there

*MUST* be bad guys here too! btw, I'm a good guy! )

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet

http://www.usenet.com/usenet.html

> Perhaps I'm too naive.

I was, too, when I first came to the Microsoft groups seeking answers to

my questions about malware - after I had Ã‚Â£245 taken fraudulently from my

bank account nearly 5 years ago!

> I'll keep in mind though, that I should be careful not just jump on

> to the conclusion what to do with my pc.

Usenet is, IMO, a *very* dangerous place for the unwary. This has at

last been recognised by Microsoft which is slowly switching over to a

much safer Forum format for providing answers to user's questions.

See: http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories

> Thank you for your advice, Dave.

I have enjoyed 'talking' to you, Meg! :)

> Meg

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Dave - I am registered on the Forums as BDoTJ but don't much use yet!

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"~BD~" wrote in message

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: Tom Willett wrote:

: > Raving lunatic.

:

: Which information on the site do you dispute?

None of it.

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Tom Willett wrote:

> "~BD~" wrote in message

> news:6e6dnX5zy7XqED7WnZ2dnUVZ7sOdnZ2d@bt.com...

> : Tom Willett wrote:

> :> Raving lunatic.

> :

> : Which information on the site do you dispute?

> None of it.

>

So explain exactly *why* you made such a stupid and inane comment in the

first place.

I have *never* seen you lift a finger ....

..... to help or assist *anyone* - *ever*!

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OMG, my worst nightmare come true: Figgs & Joanne in one thread! Abandon

hope all ye who enter in.

PS: Please don't feed the trolls.

Heather wrote:

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Hi Dave,

I'm sorry to hear that your money had been stolen by

criminal minded people. It must have been devastating.

I can see why you are concerned about how I could be a victim as well.

I'll make sure I won't become a victim by being more careful.

Now I see this place is called "Usenet". (I'll keep that in mind)

Thank you for showing me microsoft forum site.

I'll keep this one in mind too.

Meg

"~BD~" wrote:

> Meg wrote:

> > Hi Dave,

> >

> > Thank you for your message.

>

> You are welcome! :)

>

> > First of all, I'd like you to know just because I took an advice

> > from David, does not mean I don't agree with your idea..

> > I can see Norton thinks it is one way I can reduce my scan time,

> > just like you suggested. and I'm sure there are people out there

> > who will benefit from this suggestion.

>

> That's good to know.

>

> > The reason I decided to take David's advice instead of Norton's is

> > that, I'm really NOT GOOD AT making changes to my own pc,

> > such as configuring, deleting, excluding, etc...

> > I'm not confident doing it on my own.

> > I need my pc up and runnning and not worry about

> > messing it up myself. That's all..

>

> As a user, just like you, I *completely* understand how you feel.

>

> > As far as your question about how can I trust people here at forum..

> > Aw... that's because I never had doubt about people *here*.

>

> Hmmm! This is *not* a Forum, Meg. I could be difficult and ask you to to

> describe *here* to me - but I'll be gentle, as you have been so pleasant

> to everyone in this thread. :)

>

> From your Header (message 'properties') I see this:-

>

> NNTP-Posting-Host: tk2msftsbfm01.phx.gbl 10.40.244.148

>

> That indicates to me that you are posting from the Microsoft Communities

> pages on the WWW - i.e. you have used a browser and have typed

> http://www.microsoft.com into the address bar, etc.

>

> What you do *not* realise AFAICT is that you are, in fact, linked up to

> Usenet from which *anyone, anywhere*, can post messages to this group.

> They might be good guys or bad guys - there really is absolutely no way

> of knowing! The law of averages (if there was one!) says that there

> *MUST* be bad guys here too! btw, I'm a good guy! )

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet

>

> http://www.usenet.com/usenet.html

>

> > Perhaps I'm too naive.

>

> I was, too, when I first came to the Microsoft groups seeking answers to

> my questions about malware - after I had Ã‚Â£245 taken fraudulently from my

> bank account nearly 5 years ago!

>

> > I'll keep in mind though, that I should be careful not just jump on

> > to the conclusion what to do with my pc.

>

> Usenet is, IMO, a *very* dangerous place for the unwary. This has at

> last been recognised by Microsoft which is slowly switching over to a

> much safer Forum format for providing answers to user's questions.

>

> See: http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories

>

> > Thank you for your advice, Dave.

>

> I have enjoyed 'talking' to you, Meg! :)

>

> > Meg

>

> --

> Dave - I am registered on the Forums as BDoTJ but don't much use yet!

>

> .

>

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JOANNE??? Who be that??

Poor thing......senility is setting in and moving fast.......LOL.

Figgs

"PA Bear [MS MVP]" wrote in message

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> OMG, my worst nightmare come true: Figgs & Joanne in one thread! Abandon

> hope all ye who enter in.

>

> PS: Please don't feed the trolls.

>

> Heather wrote:

>

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Meg wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> I'm sorry to hear that your money had been stolen by

> criminal minded people. It must have been devastating.

> I can see why you are concerned about how I could be a victim as well.

> I'll make sure I won't become a victim by being more careful.

> Now I see this place is called "Usenet". (I'll keep that in mind)

> Thank you for showing me microsoft forum site.

> I'll keep this one in mind too.

>

> Meg

I appreciate you returning, Meg. Thank *you*! :)

My lady cyber-friend, Jenn, has a BBS site on the web which can find

here: http://pqlr.org/bbs/ - a small but friendly group.

If you ever wish to find me again you may do so there or you may email

me here: BoaterDave at (that's @) hotmail.co.uk

Nothing surprises me any more!

Perhaps you are an angel, sent to me by my late son, Nick.

Who knows?

Anyway, I'm so pleased that you came into my life! :)

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BD never had any money stolen.

He lost it in a scam and made up the 'stolen' story

to save a little face.

He was a sucker first class.

"Meg" wrote in message

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Hi Dave,

I'm sorry to hear that your money had been stolen by

criminal minded people. It must have been devastating.

I can see why you are concerned about how I could be a victim as well.

I'll make sure I won't become a victim by being more careful.

Now I see this place is called "Usenet". (I'll keep that in mind)

Thank you for showing me microsoft forum site.

I'll keep this one in mind too.

Meg

"~BD~" wrote:

> Meg wrote:

> > Hi Dave,

> >

> > Thank you for your message.

>

> You are welcome! :)

>

> > First of all, I'd like you to know just because I took an advice

> > from David, does not mean I don't agree with your idea..

> > I can see Norton thinks it is one way I can reduce my scan time,

> > just like you suggested. and I'm sure there are people out there

> > who will benefit from this suggestion.

>

> That's good to know.

>

> > The reason I decided to take David's advice instead of Norton's is

> > that, I'm really NOT GOOD AT making changes to my own pc,

> > such as configuring, deleting, excluding, etc...

> > I'm not confident doing it on my own.

> > I need my pc up and runnning and not worry about

> > messing it up myself. That's all..

>

> As a user, just like you, I *completely* understand how you feel.

>

> > As far as your question about how can I trust people here at forum..

> > Aw... that's because I never had doubt about people *here*.

>

> Hmmm! This is *not* a Forum, Meg. I could be difficult and ask you to to

> describe *here* to me - but I'll be gentle, as you have been so pleasant

> to everyone in this thread. :)

>

> From your Header (message 'properties') I see this:-

>

> NNTP-Posting-Host: tk2msftsbfm01.phx.gbl 10.40.244.148

>

> That indicates to me that you are posting from the Microsoft Communities

> pages on the WWW - i.e. you have used a browser and have typed

> http://www.microsoft.com into the address bar, etc.

>

> What you do *not* realise AFAICT is that you are, in fact, linked up to

> Usenet from which *anyone, anywhere*, can post messages to this group.

> They might be good guys or bad guys - there really is absolutely no way

> of knowing! The law of averages (if there was one!) says that there

> *MUST* be bad guys here too! btw, I'm a good guy! )

>

> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet

>

> http://www.usenet.com/usenet.html

>

> > Perhaps I'm too naive.

>

> I was, too, when I first came to the Microsoft groups seeking answers to

> my questions about malware - after I had Ã‚Â£245 taken fraudulently from my

> bank account nearly 5 years ago!

>

> > I'll keep in mind though, that I should be careful not just jump on

> > to the conclusion what to do with my pc.

>

> Usenet is, IMO, a *very* dangerous place for the unwary. This has at

> last been recognised by Microsoft which is slowly switching over to a

> much safer Forum format for providing answers to user's questions.

>

> See: http://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/categories

>

> > Thank you for your advice, Dave.

>

> I have enjoyed 'talking' to you, Meg! :)

>

> > Meg

>

> --

> Dave - I am registered on the Forums as BDoTJ but don't much use yet!

>

> .

>

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Beware BD is a phiser and scammer.

He will try to get you do things on his behalf.

//pqlr.org/bbs/ is a dangerous place and will infect your computer.

Stay away!!

"~BD~" wrote in message

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Meg wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> I'm sorry to hear that your money had been stolen by

> criminal minded people. It must have been devastating.

> I can see why you are concerned about how I could be a victim as well.

> I'll make sure I won't become a victim by being more careful.

> Now I see this place is called "Usenet". (I'll keep that in mind)

> Thank you for showing me microsoft forum site.

> I'll keep this one in mind too.

>

> Meg

I appreciate you returning, Meg. Thank *you*! :)

My lady cyber-friend, Jenn, has a BBS site on the web which can find

here: http://pqlr.org/bbs/ - a small but friendly group.

If you ever wish to find me again you may do so there or you may email

me here: BoaterDave at (that's @) hotmail.co.uk

Nothing surprises me any more!

Perhaps you are an angel, sent to me by my late son, Nick.

Who knows?

Anyway, I'm so pleased that you came into my life! :)

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Dave

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"Bullwinkle" wrote in message

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> Beware BD is a phiser and scammer.

>

> He will try to get you do things on his behalf.

>

> //pqlr.org/bbs/ is a dangerous place and will infect your computer.

>

> Stay away!!

Philosophy is the most dangerous thing I encountered there. :o)

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Peter Foldes wrote:

> Jenn

>>

>> Dave(BD) did tell me to read this particular thread, so I did. That's

>> what friends do for friends ... I see no issue with me doing

>> that. (there are too many people named david these days.........)

>> You are davidL.... anyway ... it makes not difference relating to

>> my observation. Peter Foldes gave bad advice to meg and Dave(bd)

>> gave her better advice. I really don't see why anyone should call

>> Dave(bd) a troll simply because he gave different advice. That's 5th

>> grade behavior, and as far as I have read... everyone here are

>> adults.

>

> You are BoaterDaves partner in Trolling and among other things. As is

> evident from your post here.

Partner in trolling? Naaaaa ... friend? yes ... You gave bad advice,

Peter.. own up to it.

> David Brooks does not give advice at

> least none that is useful.

Sure he does .... it isn't a competition you know.

> He is the master of copy\paste and that of

> hijacking answers from others.

Why re-invent the wheel? He has no need to pawn off advice as his own when

someone else has given good advice that he can pass along.

> His reputation ,well let us just say

> is non existent.

He has a fine reputation ... You, on the other hand, don't have such a fine

reputation, thus far, Peter ... however, I'm willing to get to know you

myself and make up my own mind as to what sort of person you actually are.

> You have no idea either what the issue and the

> correct answer for the OP actually is\was.

I think I do.. especially after reading the entire thread.

> Sock puppets need not post here Jenn. Get a life

Who's life do you suggest I get? I have one of my own already.

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Hi Dave,

Thank you for your invitation to Jenn's BBS (and your email)

I'll check it out when I get a chance.

I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

I'm sure your son is always watching over you

as your guardian angel. :)

Take care.

Meg

"~BD~" wrote:

> Meg wrote:

> > Hi Dave,

> >

> > I'm sorry to hear that your money had been stolen by

> > criminal minded people. It must have been devastating.

> > I can see why you are concerned about how I could be a victim as well.

> > I'll make sure I won't become a victim by being more careful.

> > Now I see this place is called "Usenet". (I'll keep that in mind)

> > Thank you for showing me microsoft forum site.

> > I'll keep this one in mind too.

> >

> > Meg

>

> I appreciate you returning, Meg. Thank *you*! :)

>

> My lady cyber-friend, Jenn, has a BBS site on the web which can find

> here: http://pqlr.org/bbs/ - a small but friendly group.

>

> If you ever wish to find me again you may do so there or you may email

> me here: BoaterDave at (that's @) hotmail.co.uk

>

> Nothing surprises me any more!

>

> Perhaps you are an angel, sent to me by my late son, Nick.

>

> Who knows?

>

> Anyway, I'm so pleased that you came into my life! :)

>

> --

>

> Dave

> .

>

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PA Bear [MS MVP] wrote:

> OMG, my worst nightmare come true: Figgs & Joanne in one thread! Abandon

> hope all ye who enter in.

>

> PS: Please don't feed the trolls.

>

> Heather wrote:

>

Application of the term troll is highly subjective. Some readers may

characterize a post as trolling, while others may regard the same post as a

legitimate contribution to the discussion, even if controversial. The term

is often used as an ad hominem strategy to discredit an opposing position by

attacking its proponent.

Often, calling someone a troll makes assumptions about a writer's motives.

Regardless of the circumstances, controversial posts may attract a

particularly strong response from those unfamiliar with the robust dialogue

found in some online, rather than physical, communities. Experienced

participants in online forums know that the most effective way to discourage

a troll is usually to ignore him or her, because responding tends to

encourage trolls to continue disruptive posts â€” hence the often-seen

warning: "Please do not feed the trolls".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_(Internet)

There is no such thing as a troll on the internet .. only people.

Everyone will post something that someone can say is

inflammatory/extraneous,off-topic... etc. By that definition, everyone is a

troll who has anything to say that someone isn't going to like. Calling

someone a 'troll' is just plain intellectual laziness and akin to 5th

graders who toss 5th grade insults at each other on the play ground.

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Bullwinkle wrote: nothing of importance.

Meg will note from his header, though ...

NNTP-Posting-Host: $$$lwcpaimnc7l65.news.x-privat.org

When she Google's she'll find http://www.x-privat.org/

She will recognise immediately that only someone with something to hide

(one of the bad guys) will feel it necessary to try to go undercover.

I'd like to thank 'Bullwinkle' for demonstrating so extraordinarily well

all that I have been saying about bad guys having free access to the

Microsoft newsgroups via Usenet. *I* couldn't have done it better! :)

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Meg wrote:

> Hi Dave,

>

> Thank you for your invitation to Jenn's BBS (and your email)

> I'll check it out when I get a chance.

> I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

> I'm sure your son is always watching over you

> as your guardian angel. :)

> Take care.

>

> Meg

I like you, Meg! :)

You take care too.

D x

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FromTheRafters wrote:

> "Bullwinkle" wrote in message

> news:4ba7da36@news.x-privat.org...

>> Beware BD is a phiser and scammer.

>>

>> He will try to get you do things on his behalf.

>>

>> //pqlr.org/bbs/ is a dangerous place and will infect your computer.

>>

>> Stay away!!

>

> Philosophy is the most dangerous thing I encountered there. :o)

FTR .. you seem familiar to me .. do I know you by chance? :)

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"Jenn" wrote in message

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> FromTheRafters wrote:

>> "Bullwinkle" wrote in message

>> news:4ba7da36@news.x-privat.org...

>>> Beware BD is a phiser and scammer.

>>>

>>> He will try to get you do things on his behalf.

>>>

>>> //pqlr.org/bbs/ is a dangerous place and will infect your computer.

>>>

>>> Stay away!!

>>

>> Philosophy is the most dangerous thing I encountered there. :o)

>

> FTR .. you seem familiar to me .. do I know you by chance? :)

No, I don't think so - I may have flown over Oklahoma once or twice

though.

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FromTheRafters wrote:

> "Jenn" wrote in message

> news:ho8vg1$fon$1@news.eternal-september.org...

>> FromTheRafters wrote:

>>> "Bullwinkle" wrote in message

>>> news:4ba7da36@news.x-privat.org...

>>>> Beware BD is a phiser and scammer.

>>>>

>>>> He will try to get you do things on his behalf.

>>>>

>>>> //pqlr.org/bbs/ is a dangerous place and will infect your

>>>> computer. Stay away!!

>>>

>>> Philosophy is the most dangerous thing I encountered there. :o)

>>

>> FTR .. you seem familiar to me .. do I know you by chance? :)

>

> No, I don't think so - I may have flown over Oklahoma once or twice

> though.

ahh .. have you visited my bbs by chance? :)

Nice to meet you, btw.

--

Jenn (from Oklahoma)

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Of course they do, you are here and everyone knows you

are not good.

"~BD~" wrote in message

news:EKudnTjHKtggYTrWnZ2dnUVZ7rSdnZ2d@bt.com...

Bullwinkle wrote: nothing of importance.

Meg will note from his header, though ...

NNTP-Posting-Host: $$$lwcpaimnc7l65.news.x-privat.org

When she Google's she'll find http://www.x-privat.org/

She will recognise immediately that only someone with something to hide

(one of the bad guys) will feel it necessary to try to go undercover.

I'd like to thank 'Bullwinkle' for demonstrating so extraordinarily well

all that I have been saying about bad guys having free access to the

Microsoft newsgroups via Usenet. *I* couldn't have done it better! :)

--

Dave

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