Forgetfullness

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Hey ASS if you look down you will see the word
forgetfullness Im the only one who entered forgetfullness
you Jerk-oxx
 
Hey ASS if you look down you will see the word
forgetfullness Im the only one who entered forgetfullness
you Jerk-oxx
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Not EVERYONE uses the crappy web interface - learn how to post
tosspot.
 
I don't see Gordon as being the "ASS" here. Anyone who knows anything about
using newsgroups, uses a news reader and does not post anonymously.

JAX
 
Hi, anonymous.

Think about it. Thousands of readers post thousands of questions each day
to these newsgroups. Thousands of us read the questions. Many of us try to
help when we can. But we are just users like you. Strictly unpaid
volunteers. And we are NOT in one big room, sharing posts with each other.
We are all over the world. I'm in my converted bedroom in my home in Texas.
Nobody here but me. If I see your original question and if I think I can
help, I'll try to do it. But I'm not going to go searching for it in the
thousands of messages. Especially if the only clue to your problem is the
one word, "forgetfullness". I'm just going to scroll down to the next
message with a Subject that I might be able to help with.

If you post your original question again (copy'n'paste from your prior post
is perfectly OK if you're as lazy as me) with a meaningful Subject line,
chances are that I - or someone - will try to help you. If somebody has to
go back and find your previous post, it might as well be you, since you are
the one asking for help.

But please don't complain if I don't volunteer quickly enough to suit you.
Maybe I don't know the answer. Maybe I'm taking a coffee break, or
sleeping, or on vacation, or ... working for a living! Simply wait a
reasonable time (a day or two?), then post your question again.

These newsgroups (Discussion Groups, in Web-based interface lingo) have
helped millions of people (including me) and you can get help, too, if you
just think about how they work and use some common sense and courtesy.

RC
 
Sugale'e min'que" you slob. If you dont want to answer the
question than don't. Your ignorant responce is only a
reflection of who you are in life. A person who, "in his
own mind", believes he is better than others, when if fact
you are nothing more than a cretan, a knuckle dragging
thick skulled neanderthal!
 
Sugale'e min'que" you slob. If you dont want to answer the
question than don't. Your ignorant responce is only a
reflection of who you are in life. A person who, "in his
own mind", believes he is better than others, when if fact
you are nothing more than a cretan, a knuckle dragging
thick skulled neanderthal!
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Try reading this dogbrain.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm
 
Yo Anony

Look back at your earlier post.. somebody answered it.. I think that your
attitude displayed in this post has precluded you from any support at all..

For future reference.. DO NOT POST TWICE ON THE SAME PROBLEM.. if you did it
because you couldn't find your original post, that is just tough.. and kind
of ironic.. :))))))

You should be nice to those that help in here, and remember this.. those who
help don't have a problem with their own computers.. yours is the one not
doing what you think that it should.. laugh that one off.. we are volunteers
here.. no payment, and very often no thanks.. sometimes it would be nice to
receive a reply informing that the help worked.. but we still come back
every day, doing our best with whatever knowledge we have..

Mike Hall
 
Yes, it has something to do with me. I use the newsgroups regularly and am
tired of people with attitudes like yours cluttering up the group.

JAX
 
Ya, what he said, only from Minneapolis.

R. C. White said:
Hi, anonymous.

Think about it. Thousands of readers post thousands of questions each day
to these newsgroups. Thousands of us read the questions. Many of us try to
help when we can. But we are just users like you. Strictly unpaid
volunteers. And we are NOT in one big room, sharing posts with each other.
We are all over the world. I'm in my converted bedroom in my home in Texas.
Nobody here but me. If I see your original question and if I think I can
help, I'll try to do it. But I'm not going to go searching for it in the
thousands of messages. Especially if the only clue to your problem is the
one word, "forgetfullness". I'm just going to scroll down to the next
message with a Subject that I might be able to help with.

If you post your original question again (copy'n'paste from your prior post
is perfectly OK if you're as lazy as me) with a meaningful Subject line,
chances are that I - or someone - will try to help you. If somebody has to
go back and find your previous post, it might as well be you, since you are
the one asking for help.

But please don't complain if I don't volunteer quickly enough to suit you.
Maybe I don't know the answer. Maybe I'm taking a coffee break, or
sleeping, or on vacation, or ... working for a living! Simply wait a
reasonable time (a day or two?), then post your question again.

These newsgroups (Discussion Groups, in Web-based interface lingo) have
helped millions of people (including me) and you can get help, too, if you
just think about how they work and use some common sense and courtesy.

RC
--
R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
(e-mail address removed)
Microsoft Windows MVP
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