Usenet question

[foot2foot]

On this business of reading usenet headers, I have a question
and need a bit of help.

If a header were to say something like,

yaya!yayaya!delta.newsreader.com!nulluser.com!news .

And maybe, that same thing kept ocurring in other posts,
but in stead it would be, FI, disturbed.newsreader.com,
or, actuallydangerous.newsreader.com, something like that,

*then* it said, nulluser.com, what would this mean?

See, that part before newsreader dot com keeps changing.

But that newsreader and the nulluser thing stays there. What
would this mean?

Thank you very much in advance.

[Walt]

alt.2600 snipped

foot2foot wrote:

> On this business of reading usenet headers, I have a question
> and need a bit of help.
>
> If a header were to say something like,
>
> yaya!yayaya!delta.newsreader.com!nulluser.com!news .
>
> And maybe, that same thing kept ocurring in other posts,
> but in stead it would be, FI, disturbed.newsreader.com,
> or, actuallydangerous.newsreader.com, something like that,
>
> *then* it said, nulluser.com, what would this mean?
>
> See, that part before newsreader dot com keeps changing.
>
> But that newsreader and the nulluser thing stays there. What
> would this mean?
>
> Thank you very much in advance.

The path is concatenated from right to left. i.e. as the post travels
from one server to another each succesive server appends its name on
the left side of the path string as it handles the post. For instance
a typical path might be:

waltsnewserver.com!intermediatenewsserver2!interme diatenewsserver1!footsnewsserver

and that would indicate that the post originated at footsnewsserver,
passed though two intermediates, and eventually made its way to
waltsnewsserver where I read it. (No mater where you are, your own
newsserver should appear first or leftmost in the path.)

Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't
know if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows malicious
posters to forge headers. For instance, if I have the ability to
inject a post at foo.com, I can spoof, say, microsoft by injecting a
post with a path like

bar.com!microsoft.com

and you'll see a path something like

footsnewsserver!intermediatenewsserver2!intermedia tenewsserver1!foo.com!bar.com!microsoft.com

The post didn't originate at microsoft, it originated at foo.com -
everything to the right of that was spoofed.

IOW, the nulluser.com part is probably spoofed. newsreader.com is
probably the source.

And now I'm out of my depth. Good luck. May the alt.2600 folks have
mercy on your soul.

--
// Walt
//
// There is no Volkl Conspiracy

[Olaf Timandahaff]

>, foot2foot floated this notion:

> On this business of reading usenet headers, I have a question
> and need a bit of help.
>
> If a header were to say something like,
>
> yaya!yayaya!delta.newsreader.com!nulluser.com!news .
>
> And maybe, that same thing kept ocurring in other posts,
> but in stead it would be, FI, disturbed.newsreader.com,
> or, actuallydangerous.newsreader.com, something like that,
>
> *then* it said, nulluser.com, what would this mean?
>
> See, that part before newsreader dot com keeps changing.
>
> But that newsreader and the nulluser thing stays there. What
> would this mean?
>
> Thank you very much in advance.

I think it means the news-client is buggy and sure enough:

Microsoft Outlook Express 6.00.2900.2180

Switch to Gravity or something.
[ng line trimmed]

--
In >
"(akula)" > said:

"Newsgroups die when the people who made it worth the subscription leave."

[foot2foot]

"Walt" > wrote in message
...
> alt.2600 snipped

Can't figure out why...

After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
post in the last thread.


>
> foot2foot wrote:
>
>> On this business of reading usenet headers, I have a question
>> and need a bit of help.
>>
>> If a header were to say something like,
>>
>> yaya!yayaya!delta.newsreader.com!nulluser.com!news .
>>
>> And maybe, that same thing kept ocurring in other posts,
>> but in stead it would be, FI, disturbed.newsreader.com,
>> or, actuallydangerous.newsreader.com, something like that,
>>
>> *then* it said, nulluser.com, what would this mean?
>>
>> See, that part before newsreader dot com keeps changing.
>>
>> But that newsreader and the nulluser thing stays there. What
>> would this mean?
>>
>> Thank you very much in advance.
>
> The path is concatenated from right to left. i.e. as the post travels from
> one server to another each succesive server appends its name on the left
> side of the path string as it handles the post. For instance a typical
> path might be:
>
> waltsnewserver.com!intermediatenewsserver2!interme diatenewsserver1!footsnewsserver
>
> and that would indicate that the post originated at footsnewsserver,
> passed though two intermediates, and eventually made its way to
> waltsnewsserver where I read it. (No mater where you are, your own
> newsserver should appear first or leftmost in the path.)
>
> Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't know
> if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows malicious posters
> to forge headers.


How?


> For instance, if I have the ability to inject a post at foo.com, I can
> spoof, say,

How?


> microsoft by injecting a post with a path like
>
> bar.com!microsoft.com
>
> and you'll see a path something like
>
> footsnewsserver!intermediatenewsserver2!intermedia tenewsserver1!foo.com!bar.com!microsoft.com
>
> The post didn't originate at microsoft, it originated at foo.com -
> everything to the right of that was spoofed.

Oh.

> IOW, the nulluser.com part is probably spoofed. newsreader.com is
> probably the source.
>
> And now I'm out of my depth. Good luck. May the alt.2600 folks have
> mercy on your soul.
>
> --
> // Walt
> //
> // There is no Volkl Conspiracy


Ah, I got it now. So I guess we can expect that COTSE
sure won't tolerate some pebrained . emotionally disturbed
. psychopathic . in real life stalking . champion of third grade
bathroom humor spoofing their domain.

I mean, why would they want to give people an impression
like that?

[ant]

foot2foot wrote:
> "Walt" > wrote in message
> ...
>> alt.2600 snipped
>
> Can't figure out why...
>
> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
> post in the last thread.

He thought they might appreciate it, i guess.

Why are you x-psoting all this stuff to alt.2600, incidentally? Not stirring
things up I hope!

Oh yeah. alt.2600 snipped. as usual.

ant

[Walt]

alt.2600 snipped

foot2foot wrote:
> "Walt" > wrote
>>alt.2600 snipped

> Can't figure out why...

Cause I wanted to, that's why. If I don't want to post to alt.2600,
that's my business.

> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
> post in the last thread.

That was a gift. Let's hope they enjoy it.

> Ah, I got it now. So I guess we can expect that COTSE
> sure won't tolerate some pebrained . emotionally disturbed
> . psychopathic . in real life stalking . champion of third grade
> bathroom humor spoofing their domain.
>
> I mean, why would they want to give people an impression
> like that?

I don't think they care. But if you want to continue jousting at
windmills, knock yourself out.


--
//-Walt
//
// There is no Völkl Conspiracy

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
their contribution to mankind by stating in
:

>
> "Walt" > wrote in message
> ...
>> alt.2600 snipped
>
> Can't figure out why...
>
> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
> post in the last thread.
>
>
>>
>> foot2foot wrote:
>>
>>> On this business of reading usenet headers, I have a question
>>> and need a bit of help.
>>>
>>> If a header were to say something like,
>>>
>>> yaya!yayaya!delta.newsreader.com!nulluser.com!news .
>>>
>>> And maybe, that same thing kept ocurring in other posts,
>>> but in stead it would be, FI, disturbed.newsreader.com,
>>> or, actuallydangerous.newsreader.com, something like that,
>>>
>>> *then* it said, nulluser.com, what would this mean?
>>>
>>> See, that part before newsreader dot com keeps changing.
>>>
>>> But that newsreader and the nulluser thing stays there. What
>>> would this mean?
>>>
>>> Thank you very much in advance.
>>
>> The path is concatenated from right to left. i.e. as the post travels
>> from one server to another each succesive server appends its name on
>> the left side of the path string as it handles the post. For
>> instance a typical path might be:
>>
>> waltsnewserver.com!intermediatenewsserver2!interme diatenewsserver1!foo
>> tsnewsserver
>>
>> and that would indicate that the post originated at footsnewsserver,
>> passed though two intermediates, and eventually made its way to
>> waltsnewsserver where I read it. (No mater where you are, your own
>> newsserver should appear first or leftmost in the path.)
>>
>> Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't
>> know if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows malicious
>> posters to forge headers.
>
>
> How?
>
>
>> For instance, if I have the ability to inject a post at foo.com, I
>> can spoof, say,
>
> How?
>
>
>> microsoft by injecting a post with a path like
>>
>> bar.com!microsoft.com
>>
>> and you'll see a path something like
>>
>> footsnewsserver!intermediatenewsserver2!intermedia tenewsserver1!foo.co
>> m!bar.com!microsoft.com
>>
>> The post didn't originate at microsoft, it originated at foo.com -
>> everything to the right of that was spoofed.
>
> Oh.
>
>> IOW, the nulluser.com part is probably spoofed. newsreader.com is
>> probably the source.
>>
>> And now I'm out of my depth. Good luck. May the alt.2600 folks have
>> mercy on your soul.
>>
>> --
>> // Walt
>> //
>> // There is no Volkl Conspiracy
>
>
> Ah, I got it now. So I guess we can expect that COTSE
> sure won't tolerate some pebrained . emotionally disturbed
> . psychopathic . in real life stalking . champion of third grade
> bathroom humor spoofing their domain.
>
> I mean, why would they want to give people an impression
> like that?
>
>
>

whine whine whine
bitch bitch bitch

Need some cheese?

--
ThePsyko
Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[Perfect Reign]

On 25 Apr 2005 17:18:27 +0200, someone posing as ThePsyko donned fireproof
bloomers and chiseled in the wall:

> whine whine whine
> bitch bitch bitch
>
> Need some cheese?

Wine, cheese, bitch...

....add some midol, a fireplace and it sounds good!


--
kai - - www.perfectreign.com

kai:/> format a:
Error: The DOS concept of formatting disk media is screwed.
To format a floppy, use "fdformat /dev/fd0"
and then "mkfs.minix /dev/fd0".

[Norm]

foot2foot wrote:
> "Walt" > wrote in message
> ...
>> alt.2600 snipped
>
> Can't figure out why...
>
> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
> post in the last thread.
>

That response seemed to apply directly to them.



>> Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't
>> know if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows
>> malicious posters to forge headers.
>
>
> How?

I suspect asking that here will, at best, only get you run around in
circles. Find a news group dedicated to that sort of thing and try some of
the methods they talk about. About 90% of it will be lies, some of it may
work. It might even require a little knowledge of C++ or the like, I really
dunno.


>
>
> Ah, I got it now. So I guess we can expect that COTSE
> sure won't tolerate some pebrained . emotionally disturbed
> . psychopathic . in real life stalking . champion of third grade
> bathroom humor spoofing their domain.
>

I seriously doubt there is anything they could do about it.

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, Perfect Reign >
made their contribution to mankind by stating in
:

> On 25 Apr 2005 17:18:27 +0200, someone posing as ThePsyko donned
> fireproof bloomers and chiseled in the wall:
>
>> whine whine whine
>> bitch bitch bitch
>>
>> Need some cheese?
>
> Wine, cheese, bitch...
>
> ...add some midol, a fireplace and it sounds good!
>
>

Champagne works better than midol, and you can both have some :)

--
ThePsyko
Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[foot2foot]

"Norm" > wrote in message
news:Di8be.1133727$6l.978541@pd7tw2no...

> foot2foot wrote:
>> "Walt" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> alt.2600 snipped
>>
>> Can't figure out why...
>>
>> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
>> post in the last thread.
>>
>
> That response seemed to apply directly to them.
>
>
>
>>> Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't
>>> know if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows
>>> malicious posters to forge headers.
>>
>>
>> How?
>
> I suspect asking that here will, at best, only get you run around in
> circles. Find a news group dedicated to that sort of thing and try some of
> the methods they talk about. About 90% of it will be lies, some of it may
> work. It might even require a little knowledge of C++ or the like, I
> really dunno.
>
>

Or nntp and telnet. All you have to do is look for it, apparently.
It looks as though finding the server to use would be the real
problem. Meet Chinese bubba. And the server probably
wouldn't last long. Then again, it could be all lies.

But,

That's the point. Walt doesn't know, yet he talks.

It's a pattern around here.

Unless of course, he's been schooled.

You know, this hacker stuff is kind of fun.
Wish I could do it.

[foot2foot]

> "Perfect Reign" > wrote in message
> .. .

(ah crap. I can't put the extra little thingy (>) in. It keeps turning
it blue and putting in periods. You see, PR left out the (>) )

> On 25 Apr 2005 17:18:27 +0200, someone posing as ThePsyko donned fireproof
> bloomers and chiseled in the wall:
>
>> whine whine whine
>> bitch bitch bitch
>>
>> Need some cheese?
>
> Wine, cheese, bitch...
>
> ...add some midol, a fireplace and it sounds good!
>
>
> --
> kai - - www.perfectreign.com
>
> kai:/> format a:
> Error: The DOS concept of formatting disk media is screwed.
> To format a floppy, use "fdformat /dev/fd0"
> and then "mkfs.minix /dev/fd0".

Actually that does sounds good.

It's always possible *I'm* actually stupider'n I think I am.
One could hope so, time will tell

Besides, do you realize you're endangering your standing
in the free ski school with such impertinence?

You may be relegated to doing wedge turns the rest
of your life. No cheese involved.

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
their contribution to mankind by stating in
:

>
>> "Perfect Reign" > wrote in message
>> .. .
>
> (ah crap. I can't put the extra little thingy (>) in. It keeps turning
> it blue and putting in periods. You see, PR left out the (>) )
>
>> On 25 Apr 2005 17:18:27 +0200, someone posing as ThePsyko donned
>> fireproof bloomers and chiseled in the wall:
>>
>>> whine whine whine
>>> bitch bitch bitch
>>>
>>> Need some cheese?
>>
>> Wine, cheese, bitch...
>>
>> ...add some midol, a fireplace and it sounds good!
>>
>>
>> --
>> kai - - www.perfectreign.com
>>
>> kai:/> format a:
>> Error: The DOS concept of formatting disk media is screwed.
>> To format a floppy, use "fdformat /dev/fd0"
>> and then "mkfs.minix /dev/fd0".
>
> Actually that does sounds good.
>
> It's always possible *I'm* actually stupider'n I think I am.
> One could hope so, time will tell
>
> Besides, do you realize you're endangering your standing
> in the free ski school with such impertinence?
>
> You may be relegated to doing wedge turns the rest
> of your life. No cheese involved.
>
>
>

I can't ski anyway :)

Besides, the court has ordered me to stay away from pointy sticks for a
while.

--
ThePsyko
Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
their contribution to mankind by stating in
:

>
> "Norm" > wrote in message
> news:Di8be.1133727$6l.978541@pd7tw2no...
>
>> foot2foot wrote:
>>> "Walt" > wrote in message
>>> ...
>>>> alt.2600 snipped
>>>
>>> Can't figure out why...
>>>
>>> After all, he left 2600 in the bunny with the pancake on his head
>>> post in the last thread.
>>>
>>
>> That response seemed to apply directly to them.
>>
>>
>>
>>>> Now, the problem is that at each step of the way the server doesn't
>>>> know if the previous servers are legit or not. This allows
>>>> malicious posters to forge headers.
>>>
>>>
>>> How?
>>
>> I suspect asking that here will, at best, only get you run around in
>> circles. Find a news group dedicated to that sort of thing and try
>> some of the methods they talk about. About 90% of it will be lies,
>> some of it may work. It might even require a little knowledge of C++
>> or the like, I really dunno.
>>
>>
>
> Or nntp and telnet. All you have to do is look for it, apparently.
> It looks as though finding the server to use would be the real
> problem. Meet Chinese bubba. And the server probably
> wouldn't last long. Then again, it could be all lies.
>
> But,
>
> That's the point. Walt doesn't know, yet he talks.
>
> It's a pattern around here.
>
> Unless of course, he's been schooled.
>
> You know, this hacker stuff is kind of fun.
> Wish I could do it.
>
>
>

You can. You'd be surprised what boobie pics of your GF will get you
around here :)

--
ThePsyko
Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[lal_truckee]

foot2foot wrote:
> "Walt" > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>alt.2600 snipped
>
>
> Can't figure out why...

Maybe because it's a skiing group? Why did you add it?

You are a troll - a very good, long invested effort, but a troll none
the less. A shame, too - you did talk about skiing and did actually have
some knowledge - a little trouble describing what the hell you were
talking about, but ski knowledge anyway. It was appreciated.

A good troll, well done.

But now - no cool, no quality, A Bad Troll, poorly done.

I suggest you regroup, get organized, re-establish your ski talk, and
sneak up on us again. That original troll was cool.

[ant]

lal_truckee wrote:

> You are a troll - a very good, long invested effort, but a troll none
> the less. A shame, too - you did talk about skiing and did actually
> have some knowledge - a little trouble describing what the hell you
> were talking about, but ski knowledge anyway. It was appreciated.

He certainly spent some time on it. I guess it was a work in progress. The
long period of pedantic, long-winded posts (lond windedness often shows a
lack of understanding of the subject). He suddenly changed recently, and
seemed to adopt the persona of a certain person. Totally different from the
previous one. And now he's jousting comfortably with the alt.2600 crew.

Best troll ever?! He sucked us all in. although I always did wonder at juno
being his email.

ant

[foot2foot]

"ThePsyko" > wrote in message

> I can't ski anyway :)

Why do you think we have the free ski school?


> Besides, the court has ordered me to stay away from pointy sticks for a
> while.

The points have been deleted. Been that way since the
seventies or so. I guess there were reasons behind it,
but they've fallen into confusion. Now they're a dull, flat
sort of thing, like one's affect when on the meds.

I think it was really done to protect ski instructors in
general and husbands who try to teach wives to ski.

Let's see, you're in the midwest or something, aren't
you? (I'm not stalking, I'm curious in re skiing opptys).

BTW, don't put on the snowboard or the short skis with
the wire bindings. Stick to real skis. They're 133t.


> --
> ThePsyko
> Public Enemy #7
> http://prozac.iscool.net

[ant]

foot2foot wrote:

> I think it was really done to protect ski instructors in
> general and husbands who try to teach wives to ski.

There is nothing known anywhere in the world that will protect husbands who
try to teach their wives to ski. That's why they invented ski instructors.

ant

[foot2foot]

"lal_truckee" > wrote in message
. ..
> foot2foot wrote:
>> "Walt" > wrote in message
>> ...
>>
>>>alt.2600 snipped
>>
>>
>> Can't figure out why...
>
> Maybe because it's a skiing group? Why did you add it?
>

Because, the poster who attacked me who I suspect of in
real life harassment is using cotse dot com to hide behind,
which is basically headquartered in the group alt.2600.

LAL, *I* was the one attacked. Apparently you don't
understand. This is not a game. There *is* in real life
harassment going on in here.

[The Real Bev]

foot2foot wrote:
>
> "lal_truckee" > wrote:
> > foot2foot wrote:
> >> "Walt" > wrote:
> >>
> >>>alt.2600 snipped
> >>
> >> Can't figure out why...
> >
> > Maybe because it's a skiing group? Why did you add it?
>
> Because, the poster who attacked me who I suspect of in
> real life harassment is using cotse dot com to hide behind,
> which is basically headquartered in the group alt.2600.

There are no usenet headquarters, especially for alt.* newsgroups. It might
be true that some/many/most/all of the regular alt.2600 posters use cotse, but
that's completely different.

> LAL, *I* was the one attacked. Apparently you don't
> understand. This is not a game. There *is* in real life
> harassment going on in here.

Just to make sure we're all talking about the same thing here...

Somebody has contacted and harassed you in snail mail, email or flesh and
blood rather than in a usenet posting, correct? If so, can you explain what
was done to you?

--
Cheers,
Bev
---------------------------------------------------------
If I know that chaining yourself to a dead cow is stupid,
how come Carly makes so much more money than I do?

[Walt]

ant wrote:
> lal_truckee wrote:
>
>>You are a troll - a very good, long invested effort, but a troll none
>>the less. A shame, too - you did talk about skiing and did actually
>>have some knowledge - a little trouble describing what the hell you
>>were talking about, but ski knowledge anyway. It was appreciated.
>
>
> He certainly spent some time on it. I guess it was a work in progress. The
> long period of pedantic, long-winded posts (lond windedness often shows a
> lack of understanding of the subject). He suddenly changed recently, and
> seemed to adopt the persona of a certain person. Totally different from the
> previous one. And now he's jousting comfortably with the alt.2600 crew.
>
> Best troll ever?! He sucked us all in. although I always did wonder at juno
> being his email.

Nah. The creation of RSAM was the best troll ever - outstanding
because it worked on so many levels.

Footer's troll is sort of like spending eighteen months of full-time
planning to phone a drugstrore and ask if they have Prince Albert in a
can. The effort-to-payoff ratio is *way* out of balance.

That said, he/she/it had me going.

--
// Walt
//
// There is no Volkl Conspiracy

[Mary Malmros]

Walt wrote:

> Footer's troll is sort of like spending eighteen months of full-time
> planning to phone a drugstrore and ask if they have Prince Albert in a
> can.

Wow. That is SUCH a great description.

> That said, he/she/it had me going.

Well, he had me going too, in the sense that I thought he took himself
seriously. It's still not clear, though, that the stuffy, officious,
hungry-for-authority, credentialist droning bore is an act.


--
Mary Malmros
Some days you're the windshield, other days you're the bug.

[Dave M]

The Real Bev wrote:

>foot2foot wrote:
>
>
>>"lal_truckee" > wrote:
>>
>>
>>>foot2foot wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>"Walt" > wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>alt.2600 snipped
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>Can't figure out why...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>Maybe because it's a skiing group? Why did you add it?
>>>
>>>
>>Because, the poster who attacked me who I suspect of in
>>real life harassment is using cotse dot com to hide behind,
>>which is basically headquartered in the group alt.2600.
>>
>>
>
>There are no usenet headquarters, especially for alt.* newsgroups. It might
>be true that some/many/most/all of the regular alt.2600 posters use cotse, but
>that's completely different.
>
>
>
>>LAL, *I* was the one attacked. Apparently you don't
>>understand. This is not a game. There *is* in real life
>>harassment going on in here.
>>
>>
>
>Just to make sure we're all talking about the same thing here...
>
>Somebody has contacted and harassed you in snail mail, email or flesh and
>blood rather than in a usenet posting, correct? If so, can you explain what
>was done to you?
>
>
>
Of course not.... despite his near constant references to it (i.e.
trolling it through the group) it is "a matter between him and {the
unnamed} harrasser(s)." Silly really. Wish it would go away.

Then again, as the silly season draws nigh, I shall be the one to soon
go away.

Dave M.

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
their contribution to mankind by stating in
:

> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>
>> I can't ski anyway :)
>
> Why do you think we have the free ski school?


Cause it's an easy way to meet chicks?


>
>
>> Besides, the court has ordered me to stay away from pointy sticks for
>> a while.
>
> The points have been deleted. Been that way since the
> seventies or so. I guess there were reasons behind it,
> but they've fallen into confusion. Now they're a dull, flat
> sort of thing, like one's affect when on the meds.
>
> I think it was really done to protect ski instructors in
> general and husbands who try to teach wives to ski.
>
> Let's see, you're in the midwest or something, aren't
> you? (I'm not stalking, I'm curious in re skiing opptys).


Define "midwest"


>
> BTW, don't put on the snowboard or the short skis with
> the wire bindings. Stick to real skis. They're 133t.



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Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[JM]

ThePsyko wrote:

>
>
> Define "midwest"
>

The Castro District. Might I say, that tutu brings out the color in your
eyes. ;p~~~


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[Richard Henry]

"Scott Abraham" > wrote in message
...

> Another thing psychopaths do is project their
> behavior on others.

That pretty much sums it up.

[Richard Henry]

"Mary Malmros" > wrote in message
...
> Walt wrote:
>
> > Footer's troll is sort of like spending eighteen months of full-time
> > planning to phone a drugstrore and ask if they have Prince Albert in a
> > can.
>
> Wow. That is SUCH a great description.
>
> > That said, he/she/it had me going.
>
> Well, he had me going too, in the sense that I thought he took himself
> seriously. It's still not clear, though, that the stuffy, officious,
> hungry-for-authority, credentialist droning bore is an act.

I stopped reading him months ago (except for his recent attempt at lunacy).
I guess I missed it all.

[foot2foot]

"ThePsyko" > wrote in message
t...
> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
> their contribution to mankind by stating in
> :
>
>> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>>
>>> I can't ski anyway :)
>>
>> Why do you think we have the free ski school?
>
>
> Cause it's an easy way to meet chicks?
>

YES! No question. But more for the students.

But, true, even an old fossil instructor can meet some and
hook up.

Mostly, because it's about the almost most fun thing any
person could do. And it's neat to share it, giving to others
the fabulous gift of being able to do it. Do you know the
fastest I went on skis last year? 62 mph/90 plus km. In
perfect safety.

> Define "midwest"

Well, anything two states removed from the Atlantic ocean I
would say. But, specifically, a three state area might suffice.

I do realize you hackers have to be careful about revealing of
a specific location.

How close to Detroit, for instance, within say two hundred miles?
Four hundred? Two thousand?

>
>
>
> --
> /(bb|[^b]{2})/ that is the Question

> ThePsyko
> Public Enemy #7
> http://prozac.iscool.net

[ThePsyko]

On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, JM > made their
contribution to mankind by stating in
:

> ThePsyko wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> Define "midwest"
>>
>
> The Castro District. Might I say, that tutu brings out the color in
> your eyes. ;p~~~
>
>

lol.. I'm not Doc :)

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Public Enemy #7
http://prozac.iscool.net

[JM]

ThePsyko wrote:
> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, JM > made their
> contribution to mankind by stating in
> :
>
>
>>ThePsyko wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>Define "midwest"
>>>
>>
>>The Castro District. Might I say, that tutu brings out the color in
>>your eyes. ;p~~~
>>
>>
>
>
> lol.. I'm not Doc :)
>
My mistake, you know how those Brotherhood (TINB)reuniun pictures come out.
http://p.vtourist.com/980788-CASTRO_District-San_Francisco.jpg
;p

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[ThePsyko]

On 26 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, JM > made their
contribution to mankind by stating in
:

> ThePsyko wrote:
>> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, JM > made their
>> contribution to mankind by stating in
>> :
>>
>>
>>>ThePsyko wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Define "midwest"
>>>>
>>>
>>>The Castro District. Might I say, that tutu brings out the color in
>>>your eyes. ;p~~~
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> lol.. I'm not Doc :)
>>
> My mistake, you know how those Brotherhood (TINB)reuniun pictures come
> out. http://p.vtourist.com/980788-CASTRO_District-San_Francisco.jpg
> ;p
>

That gives a whole new meaning to the Skittles marketing phrase "taste
the rainbow"

lol

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[ThePsyko]

On 26 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
their contribution to mankind by stating in news:116rtqv7ktdpb08
@corp.supernews.com:

>
> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
> t...
>> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
>> their contribution to mankind by stating in
>> :
>>
>>> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>>>
>>>> I can't ski anyway :)
>>>
>>> Why do you think we have the free ski school?
>>
>>
>> Cause it's an easy way to meet chicks?
>>
>
> YES! No question. But more for the students.
>
> But, true, even an old fossil instructor can meet some and
> hook up.
>
> Mostly, because it's about the almost most fun thing any
> person could do. And it's neat to share it, giving to others
> the fabulous gift of being able to do it. Do you know the
> fastest I went on skis last year? 62 mph/90 plus km. In
> perfect safety.

I once got a speeding ticket on my skateboard :)

But I certainly wasn't going anywhere near 62




>
>> Define "midwest"
>
> Well, anything two states removed from the Atlantic ocean I
> would say. But, specifically, a three state area might suffice.
>
> I do realize you hackers have to be careful about revealing of
> a specific location.


lol... my location is pretty well known :) And yeah, I'm more than two
states removed from the Atlantic :)


>
> How close to Detroit, for instance, within say two hundred miles?
> Four hundred? Two thousand?
>
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> /(bb|[^b]{2})/ that is the Question
>
>> ThePsyko
>> Public Enemy #7
>> http://prozac.iscool.net
>
>
>



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[Yomamma Bin Crawdaddin]

On 26 Apr 2005 19:11:47 +0200, ThePsyko >
wrote:

>On 26 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
>their contribution to mankind by stating in news:116rtqv7ktdpb08
:
>
>>
>> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>> t...
>>> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
>>> their contribution to mankind by stating in
>>> :
>>>
>>>> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>>>>
>>>>> I can't ski anyway :)
>>>>
>>>> Why do you think we have the free ski school?
>>>
>>>
>>> Cause it's an easy way to meet chicks?
>>>
>>
>> YES! No question. But more for the students.
>>
>> But, true, even an old fossil instructor can meet some and
>> hook up.
>>
>> Mostly, because it's about the almost most fun thing any
>> person could do. And it's neat to share it, giving to others
>> the fabulous gift of being able to do it. Do you know the
>> fastest I went on skis last year? 62 mph/90 plus km. In
>> perfect safety.
>
>I once got a speeding ticket on my skateboard :)
>
>But I certainly wasn't going anywhere near 62
>
>
>
>
>>
>>> Define "midwest"
>>
>> Well, anything two states removed from the Atlantic ocean I
>> would say. But, specifically, a three state area might suffice.
>>
>> I do realize you hackers have to be careful about revealing of
>> a specific location.
>
>
>lol... my location is pretty well known :) And yeah, I'm more than two
>states removed from the Atlantic :)

Yep,
It's now official....
You're in the midwest Bro....
:-)
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On 26 Apr 2005 05:37:17 +0200, ThePsyko, after pondering on life, the
Universe and everything, checking the Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy we
now know to be Usenet, decided to scribble :
> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, "foot2foot" > made
> their contribution to mankind by stating in
> :
>
>> "ThePsyko" > wrote in message
>>
>>> I can't ski anyway :)
>>
>> Why do you think we have the free ski school?
>
> Cause it's an easy way to meet chicks?
>
>>
>>> Besides, the court has ordered me to stay away from pointy sticks for
>>> a while.
>>
>> The points have been deleted. Been that way since the
>> seventies or so. I guess there were reasons behind it,
>> but they've fallen into confusion. Now they're a dull, flat
>> sort of thing, like one's affect when on the meds.
>>
>> I think it was really done to protect ski instructors in
>> general and husbands who try to teach wives to ski.
>>
>> Let's see, you're in the midwest or something, aren't
>> you? (I'm not stalking, I'm curious in re skiing opptys).
>
> Define "midwest"
>
>>
>> BTW, don't put on the snowboard or the short skis with
>> the wire bindings. Stick to real skis. They're 133t.

New 133t meat ?
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I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up
where I needed to be.

[Hans van Eynsbergen]

On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 08:03:20 -0700, JM, after pondering on life, the
Universe and everything, checking the Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy we
now know to be Usenet, decided to scribble :
> ThePsyko wrote:
>> On 25 Apr 2005 in alt.2600, JM > made their
>> contribution to mankind by stating in
>> :
>>
>>>ThePsyko wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>>Define "midwest"
>>>>
>>>
>>>The Castro District. Might I say, that tutu brings out the color in
>>>your eyes. ;p~~~
>>>
>>>
>>
>> lol.. I'm not Doc :)
>>
> My mistake, you know how those Brotherhood (TINB)reuniun pictures come out.
> http://p.vtourist.com/980788-CASTRO_District-San_Francisco.jpg
> ;p

Bwahahhaahhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!!!
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where I needed to be.