Guest DanS Posted April 3, 2010 Posted April 3, 2010 Frank wrote in news:4bb7cfc7$1@news.x-privat.org: > On 4/3/2010 4:24 PM, DanS wrote: >> >>> Well if it's a simple as you say it is, then what in >>> world are all of those poor lost Windows users doing in >>> the Windows help ng's? Are they that stupid or what? > > hehehe...how does it feel to shoot yourself in the foot > dan-o?...LOL! Whatever that means....... Quote
Guest Frank Posted April 4, 2010 Posted April 4, 2010 On 4/3/2010 4:53 PM, DanS wrote: > "WaterBoy" wrote in > news:tb6dnXG9ZuO4wyrWnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@giganews.com: > >> Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since >> the slackware days. I used a service called Dorsai back in >> the early 90's. It was Unix based and I remember >> downloading floppy disks of slackware because I couldn't >> stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So >> about 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no >> push, yeah it's great because it's free, but for the >> average user it's a nightmare which is why it will never go >> anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu on my spare >> drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could >> only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about >> when I said to fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic >> line. I had issues with Firefox plugins as well (For >> Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there and accused me of >> lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command lines >> to correct the issue: >> >> sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak >> sudo update-grub > > Those are far from cryptic. You know exactly what sudo is, the > program mv, and two parameters for the program mv. > > The second, well, if that's cryptic to you...... > > What would have been a more accurate b*tch was that you needed > to use the command line. That's also something you need to do > with Windows too, when troubleshooting network issues, for > instance. > > >> When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of >> 20 mins to figure out, but that time really adds up when >> you're trying to load multiple software packages. >> >> I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd >> like. That took me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't >> exist. I had to search and completely remove what I had, >> redownload a new Wine package and re-run the install... > > Go ahead, post anything you want. I've never suffered any of > those problems, and most people don't. Comments are made > trying to make any issue what-so-ever seem widespread and a > problem for the majority. > > > But I digress....my OP was to disagree with this statement. > >>>> No Linux Distro will EVER be a threat to Windows. > > ....at one time you could have also said.... > > 1) MS will never invest in Apple. > 2) The Berlin wall will never come down. > 3) The USSR will neer be dissolved. > You really just don't get it do you, dan-o! Oops! Quote
Guest Frank Posted April 4, 2010 Posted April 4, 2010 On 4/3/2010 4:55 PM, DanS wrote: > Frank wrote in > news:4bb7cfc7$1@news.x-privat.org: > >> On 4/3/2010 4:24 PM, DanS wrote: >>> >>>> Well if it's a simple as you say it is, then what in >>>> world are all of those poor lost Windows users doing in >>>> the Windows help ng's? Are they that stupid or what? >> >> hehehe...how does it feel to shoot yourself in the foot >> dan-o?...LOL! > > Whatever that means....... > WoW! You didn't even have to duck in order to miss that one. Quote
Guest Death Posted April 4, 2010 Posted April 4, 2010 Alias wrote: > On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be released, > a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so that Ubuntu > will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it at > http://www.ubuntushitsthebed.com/ You'll be glad you did. > > What can be done with Ubuntushitsthebed: Nothing that a nice calculator can't do. I still see you're at that same ubuntard nonsence. Ubuntu sucks, and if you weren't in a drug induced state of near-death, you'd know that. I believe I read before that the silly countdowns to nothing would cease. You seem to be a lying sack of excrement. For Ubuntushitsthebed to increase in popularity past the few cheap ass shit-for-brains users it has, Shuttlebutt will need to start paying people to use it. Download ubuntushitsthebed, and receive $100. There's a program you should get behind, Alias, before you meet your maker. They may get stuck with ubuntushitsthebed, but at least they'll have a hundred bucks. -- Vita brevis breviter in brevi finietur, Mors venit velociter quae neminem veretur. Quote
Guest WaterBoy Posted April 4, 2010 Posted April 4, 2010 I guess not Frank! Although I have nothing against Dan, he actually brings some good points and valid arguments at times. Alias? Well that's a different story... All he is trying to do it push a product that nobody really wants or needs... and for the record Dan, I knew some of these commands. I just needed to figure out where the grub config files were and perform some trial and errors... Most Non-technical people would have trouble with this. I am somewhat technical and I had problems. I'm happy for you that everything works right of the box with no problems, not everyone shares that same theory... WaterBoy "Frank" wrote in message news:4bb7dc77$1@news.x-privat.org... > On 4/3/2010 4:53 PM, DanS wrote: >> "WaterBoy" wrote in >> news:tb6dnXG9ZuO4wyrWnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@giganews.com: >> >>> Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since >>> the slackware days. I used a service called Dorsai back in >>> the early 90's. It was Unix based and I remember >>> downloading floppy disks of slackware because I couldn't >>> stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So >>> about 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no >>> push, yeah it's great because it's free, but for the >>> average user it's a nightmare which is why it will never go >>> anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu on my spare >>> drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could >>> only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about >>> when I said to fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic >>> line. I had issues with Firefox plugins as well (For >>> Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there and accused me of >>> lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command lines >>> to correct the issue: >>> >>> sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak >>> sudo update-grub >> >> Those are far from cryptic. You know exactly what sudo is, the >> program mv, and two parameters for the program mv. >> >> The second, well, if that's cryptic to you...... >> >> What would have been a more accurate b*tch was that you needed >> to use the command line. That's also something you need to do >> with Windows too, when troubleshooting network issues, for >> instance. >> >> >>> When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of >>> 20 mins to figure out, but that time really adds up when >>> you're trying to load multiple software packages. >>> >>> I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd >>> like. That took me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't >>> exist. I had to search and completely remove what I had, >>> redownload a new Wine package and re-run the install... >> >> Go ahead, post anything you want. I've never suffered any of >> those problems, and most people don't. Comments are made >> trying to make any issue what-so-ever seem widespread and a >> problem for the majority. >> >> >> But I digress....my OP was to disagree with this statement. >> >>>>> No Linux Distro will EVER be a threat to Windows. >> >> ....at one time you could have also said.... >> >> 1) MS will never invest in Apple. >> 2) The Berlin wall will never come down. >> 3) The USSR will neer be dissolved. >> > You really just don't get it do you, dan-o! > Oops! Quote
Guest DanS Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 "WaterBoy" wrote in news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: > I guess not Frank! If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at any time, you might be as f'd up as he is. Let's hope that's not the case. Like his one-lie reply to my post. That has absolutely no meaning to me what-so-ever....just like most of the things he posts.....and why I didn't reply....it means nothing. There's no context to even begin to think of what I 'don't get'. > and for the record Dan, I knew some of these commands. I > just needed to figure out where the grub config files were > and perform some trial and errors... Most Non-technical > people would have trouble with this. Possibly. > I am somewhat > technical and I had problems. I'm happy for you that > everything works right of the box with no problems, not > everyone shares that same theory... Good. But that is the state of Linux *today*, in five more years, who knows. It could get 'worse' it could get 'better'. My whole response was to your comment that 'Linux will NEVER be threat to Windows'. That was the whole point of my OP in this thread. Quote
Guest DanS Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 DanS wrote in news:Xns9D5157711CBC9thisnthatroadrunnern@216.196.97.131: > "WaterBoy" wrote in > news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: > >> I guess not Frank! > > If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at > any time, you might be as f'd up as he is. Let's hope > that's not the case. Like his one-lie reply to my post. Correction.....above was supposed to read one-line...but maybe it was a Freudian slip. Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 WaterBoy wrote: > Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since the slackware > days. I used a service called Dorsai back in the early 90's. It was Unix > based and I remember downloading floppy disks of slackware because I > couldn't stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So about > 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no push, yeah it's > great because it's free, but for the average user it's a nightmare which > is why it will never go anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu > on my spare drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could > only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about when I said to > fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic line. I had issues with > Firefox plugins as well (For Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there > and accused me of lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command > lines to correct the issue: > > sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak > sudo update-grub > > When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of 20 mins to > figure out, but that time really adds up when you're trying to load > multiple software packages. > > I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd like. That took > me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't exist. I had to search and > completely remove what I had, redownload a new Wine package and re-run > the install... > > WaterBoy You've been using Linux that long and still dual boot and use WINE? -- Alias Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 DanS wrote: > "WaterBoy" wrote in > news:tb6dnXG9ZuO4wyrWnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@giganews.com: > >> Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since >> the slackware days. I used a service called Dorsai back in >> the early 90's. It was Unix based and I remember >> downloading floppy disks of slackware because I couldn't >> stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So >> about 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no >> push, yeah it's great because it's free, but for the >> average user it's a nightmare which is why it will never go >> anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu on my spare >> drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could >> only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about >> when I said to fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic >> line. I had issues with Firefox plugins as well (For >> Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there and accused me of >> lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command lines >> to correct the issue: >> >> sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak >> sudo update-grub > > Those are far from cryptic. You know exactly what sudo is, the > program mv, and two parameters for the program mv. > > The second, well, if that's cryptic to you...... > > What would have been a more accurate b*tch was that you needed > to use the command line. That's also something you need to do > with Windows too, when troubleshooting network issues, for > instance. > > >> When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of >> 20 mins to figure out, but that time really adds up when >> you're trying to load multiple software packages. >> >> I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd >> like. That took me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't >> exist. I had to search and completely remove what I had, >> redownload a new Wine package and re-run the install... > > Go ahead, post anything you want. I've never suffered any of > those problems, and most people don't. Comments are made > trying to make any issue what-so-ever seem widespread and a > problem for the majority. > > > But I digress....my OP was to disagree with this statement. > >>>> No Linux Distro will EVER be a threat to Windows. > > ....at one time you could have also said.... > > 1) MS will never invest in Apple. > 2) The Berlin wall will never come down. > 3) The USSR will neer be dissolved. > I think you can safely say that Frank will not get smarter and he will continue to spew his usual inanities. -- Alias Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 WaterBoy wrote: > I guess not Frank! Although I have nothing against Dan, he actually > brings some good points and valid arguments at times. Alias? Well that's > a different story... All he is trying to do it push a product that > nobody really wants or needs... > > and for the record Dan, I knew some of these commands. I just needed to > figure out where the grub config files were and perform some trial and > errors... Most Non-technical people would have trouble with this. I am > somewhat technical and I had problems. I'm happy for you that everything > works right of the box with no problems, not everyone shares that same > theory... > > WaterBoy I do. I've never had a problem installing Ubuntu. You say you're a technical person yet you dual boot and use WINE. -- Alias Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 Martin Langsholt wrote: > > "Alias" wrote in message > news:hp4gig$89k$1@news.eternal-september.org... >> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be >> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so >> that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it >> at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did. >> >> What can be done with Ubuntu: > > Yeah! I can't wait! NOT!! > > Your loss. -- Alias Quote
Guest Frank Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 On 4/5/2010 7:17 AM, Alias wrote: > DanS wrote: >> "WaterBoy" wrote in >> news:tb6dnXG9ZuO4wyrWnZ2dnUVZ_oqdnZ2d@giganews.com: >> >>> Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since >>> the slackware days. I used a service called Dorsai back in >>> the early 90's. It was Unix based and I remember >>> downloading floppy disks of slackware because I couldn't >>> stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So >>> about 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no >>> push, yeah it's great because it's free, but for the >>> average user it's a nightmare which is why it will never go >>> anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu on my spare >>> drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could >>> only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about >>> when I said to fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic >>> line. I had issues with Firefox plugins as well (For >>> Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there and accused me of >>> lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command lines >>> to correct the issue: >>> >>> sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak >>> sudo update-grub >> >> Those are far from cryptic. You know exactly what sudo is, the >> program mv, and two parameters for the program mv. >> >> The second, well, if that's cryptic to you...... >> >> What would have been a more accurate b*tch was that you needed >> to use the command line. That's also something you need to do >> with Windows too, when troubleshooting network issues, for >> instance. >> >> >>> When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of >>> 20 mins to figure out, but that time really adds up when >>> you're trying to load multiple software packages. >>> >>> I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd >>> like. That took me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't >>> exist. I had to search and completely remove what I had, >>> redownload a new Wine package and re-run the install... >> >> Go ahead, post anything you want. I've never suffered any of >> those problems, and most people don't. Comments are made >> trying to make any issue what-so-ever seem widespread and a >> problem for the majority. >> >> >> But I digress....my OP was to disagree with this statement. >> >>>>> No Linux Distro will EVER be a threat to Windows. >> >> ....at one time you could have also said.... >> >> 1) MS will never invest in Apple. >> 2) The Berlin wall will never come down. >> 3) The USSR will neer be dissolved. >> > > I think you can safely say that Frank will not get smarter and he will > continue to spew his usual inanities. > Oh the irony! Quote
Guest Frank Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 On 4/5/2010 4:35 AM, DanS wrote: > "WaterBoy" wrote in > news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: > >> I guess not Frank! > > If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at any > time, you might be as f'd up as he is. Let's hope that's not the > case. Like his one-lie reply to my post. That has absolutely no > meaning to me what-so-ever....just like most of the things he > posts.....and why I didn't reply....it means nothing. There's no > context to even begin to think of what I 'don't get'. > > > >> and for the record Dan, I knew some of these commands. I >> just needed to figure out where the grub config files were >> and perform some trial and errors... Most Non-technical >> people would have trouble with this. > > Possibly. > >> I am somewhat >> technical and I had problems. I'm happy for you that >> everything works right of the box with no problems, not >> everyone shares that same theory... > > Good. But that is the state of Linux *today*, in five more > years, who knows. It could get 'worse' it could get 'better'. My > whole response was to your comment that 'Linux will NEVER be > threat to Windows'. That was the whole point of my OP in this > thread. You are aliases water boy aren't you dan-o! Oops!...LOL! Quote
Guest Frank Posted April 5, 2010 Posted April 5, 2010 On 4/5/2010 7:22 AM, Alias wrote: > Martin Langsholt wrote: >> >> "Alias" wrote in message >> news:hp4gig$89k$1@news.eternal-september.org... >>> On April 29th, the Long Term Support version of Ubuntu will be >>> released, a release that Mark Shuttleworth devoted all his time to so >>> that Ubuntu will finally shoot Windows out of the stratosphere. Get it >>> at http://www.ubuntu.com/ You'll be glad you did. >>> >>> What can be done with Ubuntu: >> >> Yeah! I can't wait! NOT!! >> >> > > Your loss. > You are sick in your empty head. WTF are you doing in this W 7 ng besides spamming and trolling linux, huh? Oops! What a POS loser you are. Get lost asshole. Quote
Guest WaterBoy Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... I use Windows7 for 99% of everything I do now, I only duel boot into XP because I refuse to load iTunes on my everyday machine... I bought my wife the 5th gen iPod nano and I can't find anything that will load music except iTunes. For My classic iPod I use winamp, which is awesome! WaterBoy "Alias" wrote in message news:hpcr9l$8vi$1@news.eternal-september.org... > WaterBoy wrote: >> Come on Dan, really? I've been dabbling with Linux since the slackware >> days. I used a service called Dorsai back in the early 90's. It was Unix >> based and I remember downloading floppy disks of slackware because I >> couldn't stand Windows 3.11, which is why I used OS/2 as well. So about >> 20 years of Linux at the desktop level, and still no push, yeah it's >> great because it's free, but for the average user it's a nightmare which >> is why it will never go anywhere. For example I Duel boot XP and Ubuntu >> on my spare drive, and low and behold Grub was all screwed up, I could >> only boot into Ubuntu. This is what I was talking about when I said to >> fix problems it's cryptic line after cryptic line. I had issues with >> Firefox plugins as well (For Linux), Alias immediately jumped in there >> and accused me of lying yet again. I needed to run this cryptic command >> lines to correct the issue: >> >> sudo mv /boot/grub/device.map /boot/grub/device.map.bak >> sudo update-grub >> >> When I rebooted all was working again. This took me all of 20 mins to >> figure out, but that time really adds up when you're trying to load >> multiple software packages. >> >> I can post about how I got wine to work as well if you'd like. That took >> me about 1/2 hour because some files didn't exist. I had to search and >> completely remove what I had, redownload a new Wine package and re-run >> the install... >> >> WaterBoy > > You've been using Linux that long and still dual boot and use WINE? > > -- > > Alias Quote
Guest John Morrison Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 06:35:38 -0500, DanS wrote: >"WaterBoy" wrote in >news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: > >> I guess not Frank! > >If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at any >time, you might be as f'd up as he is. Your post has nothing to do with Windows 7. -- John Quote
Guest DanS Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 John Morrison wrote in news:4bbae7ff$0$32007$c3e8da3@news.astraweb.com: > On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 06:35:38 -0500, DanS > wrote: > >>"WaterBoy" wrote in >>news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: >> >>> I guess not Frank! >> >>If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at >>any time, you might be as f'd up as he is. > > Your post has nothing to do with Windows 7. Neither do any of the other 40 posts in this thread. Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 John Morrison wrote: > On Mon, 05 Apr 2010 06:35:38 -0500, DanS > wrote: > >> "WaterBoy" wrote in >> news:CJidnUkgDYemviTWnZ2dnUVZ_ridnZ2d@giganews.com: >> >>> I guess not Frank! >> >> If you think Frank posts anything that makes any sense, at any >> time, you might be as f'd up as he is. > > Your post has nothing to do with Windows 7. New to Usenet? -- Alias Quote
Guest Bill Yanaire Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 "WaterBoy" wrote in message news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... > Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real work, so > I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know what may fall > into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? Spinning Cube watching? HA HA HA HA. Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 Bill Yanaire wrote: > > > "WaterBoy" wrote in message > news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... > > You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean spirited and DUMB. -- Alias Quote
Guest Bill Yanaire Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 "Alias" wrote in message news:hpfh9q$soq$2@news.eternal-september.org... > Bill Yanaire wrote: >> >> >> "WaterBoy" wrote in message >> news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >>> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >>> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >>> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... >> >> You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? > > The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean spirited > and DUMB. > > > -- > Alias I am smart enough to realize that Ubuntu is a piece of crap that's worthless to most. Let's talk about mean spirited. What about those posts you generated slamming Frank and saying that he fucked his daughter? You are the mean one here. Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 Bill Yanaire wrote: > > > "Alias" wrote in message > news:hpfh9q$soq$2@news.eternal-september.org... >> Bill Yanaire wrote: >>> >>> >>> "WaterBoy" wrote in message >>> news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >>>> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >>>> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >>>> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... >>> >>> You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? >> >> The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean >> spirited and DUMB. >> >> >> -- >> Alias > > I am smart enough to realize that Ubuntu is a piece of crap that's > worthless to most. Which, of course, isn't true so that makes you pretty dumb. > Let's talk about mean spirited. What about those > posts you generated slamming Frank and saying that he fucked his > daughter? You are the mean one here. Frank only got 1 per cent of what he deserved and that's because I controlled myself. I only posted that ONE DAY and it was in reaction to his calling my deceased mother a cheap El Salvadorian whore, to which, of course, you didn't say squat. -- Alias Quote
Guest Bill Yanaire Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 "Alias" wrote in message news:hpfhst$usg$2@news.eternal-september.org... > Bill Yanaire wrote: >> >> >> "Alias" wrote in message >> news:hpfh9q$soq$2@news.eternal-september.org... >>> Bill Yanaire wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> "WaterBoy" wrote in message >>>> news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >>>>> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >>>>> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >>>>> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... >>>> >>>> You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? >>> >>> The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean >>> spirited and DUMB. >>> >>> >>> -- >>> Alias >> >> I am smart enough to realize that Ubuntu is a piece of crap that's >> worthless to most. > > Which, of course, isn't true so that makes you pretty dumb. > >> Let's talk about mean spirited. What about those >> posts you generated slamming Frank and saying that he fucked his >> daughter? You are the mean one here. > > Frank only got 1 per cent of what he deserved and that's because I > controlled myself. I only posted that ONE DAY and it was in reaction to > his calling my deceased mother a cheap El Salvadorian whore, to which, of > course, you didn't say squat. > > -- > Alias Well, that isn't right either. Could it be that he made that statement after your statement about his family? Quote
Guest Alias Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 Bill Yanaire wrote: > > > "Alias" wrote in message > news:hpfhst$usg$2@news.eternal-september.org... >> Bill Yanaire wrote: >>> >>> >>> "Alias" wrote in message >>> news:hpfh9q$soq$2@news.eternal-september.org... >>>> Bill Yanaire wrote: >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> "WaterBoy" wrote in message >>>>> news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >>>>>> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >>>>>> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >>>>>> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... >>>>> >>>>> You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those >>>>> be? >>>> >>>> The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean >>>> spirited and DUMB. >>>> >>>> >>>> -- >>>> Alias >>> >>> I am smart enough to realize that Ubuntu is a piece of crap that's >>> worthless to most. >> >> Which, of course, isn't true so that makes you pretty dumb. >> >>> Let's talk about mean spirited. What about those >>> posts you generated slamming Frank and saying that he fucked his >>> daughter? You are the mean one here. >> >> Frank only got 1 per cent of what he deserved and that's because I >> controlled myself. I only posted that ONE DAY and it was in reaction >> to his calling my deceased mother a cheap El Salvadorian whore, to >> which, of course, you didn't say squat. >> >> -- >> Alias > > Well, that isn't right either. Could it be that he made that statement > after your statement about his family? > > Nope. Of course, Frank will lie and say I did. The proof is that I have not insulted anyone else's family. -- Alias Quote
Guest Nunya Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 Hey Bill, why don't you just kill Alias like everybody else has. "Bill Yanaire" wrote in message news:4bbb496b@news.x-privat.org... > > > "Alias" wrote in message > news:hpfh9q$soq$2@news.eternal-september.org... >> Bill Yanaire wrote: >>> >>> >>> "WaterBoy" wrote in message >>> news:6r-dncJut_6w4yfWnZ2dnUVZ_jmdnZ2d@giganews.com... >>>> Yes, I only dabble into Linux. I can't really use it for any real >>>> work, so I play with the Linux to keep my skills up, you never know >>>> what may fall into your lap, and I always like to be prepared... >>> >>> You play with Linux to keep your skills up? What skills might those be? >> >> The ones you'll never have because you're too close minded, mean spirited >> and DUMB. >> >> >> -- >> Alias > > I am smart enough to realize that Ubuntu is a piece of crap that's > worthless to most. Let's talk about mean spirited. What about those > posts you generated slamming Frank and saying that he fucked his daughter? > You are the mean one here. Quote
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