"::Y-Not::" <$2+-Y-Not@here.com> wrote in
news:200420042331401707%$2+-Y-Not@here.com:
> In article <V9JCYJ0I38098.0492013889@Gilgamesh-Frog.org>, French Frog
> <Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header> wrote:
>
>> In article <200420041820502674%$2+-Y-Not@here.com>,
>> $2+-Y-Not@here.com says...
>> > In article <Xns94D0DF0221297fuckfuckfuckfuckfuck@207.14.113.17>,
>> > Frogbutt <frog@buh.shit.org> wrote:
>> >
>> > > Xomicron <xomicron@wp.pl> wrote in
>> > > news:Xns94CFE973FD893xomicron@0.0.0.1:
>> > >
>> > > > "::Y-Not::" <$1+-Y-Not@here.com> wrote in
>> > > > news:170420042035395979%$1+-Y-Not@here.com:
>> > > >
>> > > >> In article <7ZHORHIE38094.9280787037@Gilgamesh-Frog.org>,
>> > > >> Ooops <Anonymous-Remailer@See.Comment.Header> wrote:
>> > > >>
>> > > >>> and he has a little wee wee. that is why he is a baby.
>> > > >>>
>> > > >>> bye bye baby stupid lookin
>> > > >>
>> > > >> You are an impostor, Frogbuttface.
>> > > >>
>> > > >> The real Lookin isn't going to be overjoyed with you. :-)
>> > > >> And neither is Ooops.
>> > > >>
>> > > >> By the way, the owner of the remailer you use, really hates
>> > > >> impersonators using his service. If he finds out, you will get
>> > > >> banned. Again.
>> > > >
>> > > > Spoken like a true pedo.
>> > >
>> > > The retard thinks if he uses Newscene nobody will ever find him.
>> > > We just may have to put him up for KotM. He may be even dumber
>> > > than ExtremeTard.
>> > >
>> >
>> > Newscene, as a company, doesn't know who I am, and can't find out.
>> > Do you think the computers that I use to post, are actually mine,
>> > and are anywhere near where I live, and can be in any way traced to
>> > me? Think again, if you can. :-)
>> > I can post through 5 other servers, and any remailers I want to.
>> > There is no need to. There is security, and there is *real*
>> > security. Just how good is *your* security?
>> >
>> > Of course, your security can be compromised when you pay the
>> > providers. If you actually need to pay. When you have known these
>> > people since before their servers existed, paying for them isn't
>> > always a big requirement. :-)
>> >
>> >
>> > Y Not
>> >
>> >
>> > "How much of what we see
>> > is caused by what we expect?"
>> >
>>
>> Considering you are a psychiatrist, sociologist, child social worker,
>> computer technician and rocket scientist. And now you are telling us
>> you have the ability to travel back in time to before the beginning
>> of Usenet,
>> (No doubt you invented it!) So because of all this knowledge,
>> expertise and now this new secret Dr Who time travel ability you have
>> kindly shared with us!
>> You are able to hoodwink free Usenet accounts?
>> You'd think after all that you'd have us believe you know, and all
>> the experience
>> you must have gained from you time travels, by now, you'd have leant
>> not to fucking cross-post to other groups!!!
>> Well at least now that you have told us about your time travel
>> ability, we can now
>> begin to understand how you have managed to have, and be totally
>> successful at, all these wonderful careers you've done in just one
>> life!
>>
>> French Frog
>>
>> See you at the funny farm!
>>
>
> I am not now, nor have I ever been a rocket scientist.
>
> I did not initiate any crossposting. Just replied to crossposters.
> And I did it by choice, and with a plan. Which, by your actions, will
> now take longer to resolve.
> Actually, it was Fenton who did the most damage to my plan. For such a
> well meaning person, it's odd that he often says exactly the wrong
> words, that interfere in major way with my work, even though I've
> warned him about that. I will discuss it with him in a separate
> thread, if he wants me to.
>
> I hoodwinked nothing, just accepted what was freely offered by good
> friends. I help them when they need it. We share. That's what friends
> are for. You would know that, if you had any.
>
> This is the first I've heard of time travel in these newsgroups. As
> far as I know, it only goes in one direction, towards the future. But
> I can see why you would fantasize about it being different, with your
> life being so empty that you have to do these kinds of stupid posts.
> I am being attacked by Trolls. You attacked me in a Troll thread.
> You support Trolls, you *are* a Troll.
> Is that who you really want to be?
It would beat being a retard like you, Y-Tard.
>
> There are many people in these newsgroups that can do, and have done
> many things.
> There is a 20 year old here, who flies airplanes, drives all kinds of
> cars, trucks and bikes, has been fixing computers since he was a
> preteen, and is now a research scientist with his own lab. He's
> actually done a lot more, but I'm not going to tell you.
> Powdermonkey had a PhD in Engineering, was a decorated Naval officer,
> helped develop SONAR, and was a recognized authority on Egyptology.
> The list goes on and on. Really it does, but you aren't on it.
I took flying lessons in high school and have been crashing motorbikes
since long before then. When I took up flying I did it to get into
something safe.
> How long does it take, after basic education (Masters, PhD) to become
> proficient in an occupation? 4 years, 6 years, even 20 years? Lets
> settle on 10 years, for now. Given that, I will have had at least 5
> different occupations, because I get bored quickly, and need to do
> something new. And what about those of us that can't stop learning new
> things, and keep working in many occupations at the same time? So how
> many occupations would I have been involved in? Quite a lot.
> You missed some. :-)
> And I don't think that I'm in any way unusual in this. I know many
> people who have done as much, and more.
>
> If a former Navy SEAL can become a wildly successful pro wrestler,
> become Governor of his state, and now be a college professor (Jesse
> Ventura), it's obvious that *anybody* can have more than one
> occupation, and succeed at them reasonably well.
>
> I was in the military during the time the internet (wasn't called that
> then) was developing. I was involved in that. I wasn't given a choice,
> that's how the military is. I had six different major occupations
> while I was in the military, which doesn't care about nice things,
> such as what kind of work you would LIKE to do. Was interesting.
> But war isn't fun.
Let's see: you cleaned toilets, cleaned urinals, pealed potatos, cleaned
garbage cans, mowed lawns, and washed dishes.
>
> It's not my fault that you are not successful in your one chosen
> occupation, so why do you have to take out your frustrations on me?
> Keep your jealousy to yourself. It just makes you look childish.
>
> Just about all the knowledge that humanity has acquired, over it's
> entire recorded history, is available to you, mostly for free. It's
> only your own fault that you haven't made more use of it.
> Start reading! :-)
>
>
> Y Not
>
>
> "The more we learn, the more we discover how ignorant we are.
> Wisdom, is in surviving this."
>
Tell us what you had to do with starting usenet, Y-Nut.
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