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Subject: Re: message for rolex
Date: Sun, 19 Feb 2006 18:41:35 -0500
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In article <KZ%Jf.14451$SG.13604@fe12.news.easynews.com>, AdamP
<adam_p1993@'silent'mail.com> wrote:
> On 19/02/2006 11:54:31, PM wrote:
> >"pester@flophouse.com" <fhfhrytytt@shyeytege.org> wrote in
> >news:cHXJf.27903$K35.6467@fe05.news.easynews.com:
> >
> >> Hello rolex,thanks for the egpyt posts
> >> Egyptology, is one of my favorite interests.
> >> Here's a link for you..Ihope you live near one of the cities.
> >> http://www.kingtut.org/
> >>
> >
> >Hi Pester. Assume you did not know that egyptology has been my interest
> >for well over 50 years. I have a massive collection in my special room in
> >my home. I have also just started a child friendly club on yahoo on which
> >I am gradually putting basic things for those who have no idea but would
> >like to learn more. I invite only by e-mail, so if you are interested
> >then by all means mail me and I will be more than happy to send you an
> >invite. Can I just say that to use TUT is not very nice, but this was a
> >term coined by some american during the world tour of Tutenkhamuns
> >Treasures. PM. NP.f35.
>
> Hi and I know I said goodbye but I cant believe what I'm reading from
> PowderMonkey. So much so it makes me wonder if this is from the real
> Powdermonkey who said he was leaving but seems to have returned in double
> quick time. OK so Im forth right and things but why is powdermokey
> advertising HIS OWN GROUP IN YAHPOO GROUPS when some people posted he has
> left the groups on usenet for a serious security mistake? And now he seems to
> have forgot about it if it ever happened and is inviting well loved posterx
> like Pester to sign up to his YAHPOO group. Anybody who signs up to a YAHPOO
> GROUP must be a lunatic and so my previous judgment abou Powdermonkey being a
> old fooll must be at least 100% correct!
>
> BUT WHY DOESNT ANY OF THE REGULARS COMMENT ON THIS TOTAL GREAT BIG BREECH OF
> SECURITY. I watch these peoples have there little rows about things but this
> is so obvious a real security scare that may be they dont think i9ts worth a
> mention in there books because they cannot score points off any body with
> there answers.
>
> Something is stinking about all of this but if I am wrong and it is safe to
> quite sign up to YAHOO GROUPS run by people who posters hear say he has made
> a big security mistake and he has not even changed his POSTING NAME then I
> hope these peopl;e will all tell me and OTHERS why it is safe for
> POWDERMONKEY to do this thing but if a man called JOE BLOGGS started a group
> about egypt things and posted it in here people would be warned off signing
> up.
>
> WHY DOESNT ANYBODY WARN ABOUT SIGNING UP TO YAHPOO GROUPS????????????
>
> Adam
PM said nothing in his post that is in any way harmful to anyone's
personal security, except possibly his own, by describing his home and
possessions in too much detail.
I appreciate the question posed to you by Morpheus, and add my request
to his, that it be answered, if you can keep it civil.
And on that note, please be aware that this group is NOT for arguing or
name calling, or any other uncivil conduct. Even abc agreed to this.
I also have a question of my own for you:
How did you learn of this newsgroup?
Tommy addressed your post in the Fort very well. When I have time, I'll
also reply to you there, as you seem to so urgently desire.
Y Not
"If we want to judge others unfairly,
what right do we have to complain,
when that is done to us?"
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