On Sun, 11 Oct 2009 13:54:56 -0700, Maybe wrote
(in article <111020091654560873%Maybe@Maybe.Maybe>):
> In article <b34bf1097601147a7e66e7b6a1813592@mixmaster.it>, George
> Orwell <nobody@mixmaster.it> wrote:
>
>> NEWBIES BEWARE!!!
>
> Troll alert!
>
>> And maybe a few innocent oldies too...
>>
>> The poster calling himself "mover" is a guy better known
>> as Y Not. (He also uses *MANY*, *MANY* other posting
>> names, including pretending to be a kid posting.)
>
> Wow, I didn't know Y Not was a guy! I thought he was a poster! LOL
> I'm not better known as anything. Just not better known. LOL
> I can't be Y Not because he's dead, and I'm not. I'm not anybody else
> either, because I'm me! LOL
> Funny this is coming from somebody who posts through multiple remailers
> with different names and is too cowardly to sign his posts with some
> name. LOL
>
>> He has confirmed in the past that he has acted for and on
>> behalf of various LEAs.
>
> Nobody who posted here ever said that.
>
>> Y Not sees nothing wrong in this if *he* decides
>> posters have broken *his* rules. Trouble is, you do
>> not know what Y Not's rules are until *you* have
>> broke them.
>
> Y Not didn't post rules I ever saw (but others had them for him) but
> good security advice that other people reposted a lot, like Doc keeps
> doing. Now he sees nothing wrong in anything because he's dead.
>
>> The other word of warning, and perhaps even more
>> important, concerns the poster calling himself "Doc".
>
> You can call him that too. LOL
>
>> NP-f31 <dudewiththe(REMOVE)hair@hushmail.com>
>>
>> You are quite safe reading and enjoying (?) Doc's posts,
>> but a SERIOUS WARNING! You may receive a private
>> post from Doc inviting you to reply and then he will tell you
>> about many more groups. In the same way, he sometimes
>> invites posters to contact him to find out more groups.
>>
>> DO THIS AT YOUR PERIL!
>
> Do it a lot and you could have a necklace of perils. LOL
> If it's dangerous, don't you think you should say WHY?
> You can't. He can. Doc did in the Fort FAQ he posted. The part Y Not
> posted before about saying too much in private communications.
>
>> Steer well clear of the trap laying pair
>> Y NOT and DOC and you *will* remain safe.
>
> I don't think Y Not and Doc ever laid anything together, or the
> birthing room would be a little crowded. LOL
> If they did, I hope those traps they laid were smooth, or coming out
> would be rather painful. Ouch! LOL
>
>> Send them an email of any kind and your best course
>> of action is destroy your computer, sell up your home,
>> and leave the country as fast as you can.
>
> How does one "sell up" something? Is it anything like selling sideways
> or down? LOL
> Do you know how long it takes to sell a home these days? It could take
> years, so "fast as you can" isn't all that fast. Your rules aren't
> looking so good. LOL
>
> If you need to destroy something for security reasons, just smashing
> the hard drive, and spreading the parts over three counties, would take
> care of it. It would be better to use good encryption.
>
> You can't give any good security advice that Y Not, who you hate for
> posting good security advice, already posted before. That's so funny I
> can hardly stop laughing. LOL
>
>>
>> p.s. Watch that Tomba guy too!
>
> I agree. He's cute. LOL
>
>> p.p.s. All this is writ from experience!
>
> What experience? LOL
> Oh I know, your experience trolling!
> It's really funny you accuse people of doing bad things they don't do,
> that you do when you accuse them. You trolls do that a lot. You want
> people to obey YOUR rules not to obey non existent rules of other
> posters, one of which is dead! REALLY funny!
> You are a barrel of laughs. Why don't you climb back into it? LOL
>
> You need to make your trolling less funny and more believable before
> you are going to get real people to take you seriously. Don't. LOL
>
> Critic of trolls,
>
> Mover
Sock Puppet "Maybe" added to the list....
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