MISS PERSPICACIA TICK

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In any case, Cari may stroke you, but he doesn't bother to say anything to you when you go out of your way to insult people, and you are not correct most of the time. This tells me that Cari either is misinformed, or really just doesn't want to hear from you when you are wrong, simply because he is avoiding your help follies here with corrections.
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Unless Cari is gay she is a woman. As she (or he) has a husband. See her (or his) web site. It is a woman's name after all.
I think she's (or he's) stark raving mad though, she (or he) has a wombat fetish. Apparantly inviting stuffed wombats to her wedding, AS BEST MAN.

http://coribright.com/Personal/Wombats.htm
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Cari (MS-MVP) said:
While she may correct others on their spelling and grammar, her answers are
usually very correct. She has a very good knowledge of both Windows and
Office products.
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Saying that, "She may correct" is being kind, when she typically refers to others rudely when they make minor grammatical errors, and I find it pointless to consider your comment valid, when you avoid mentioning this aspect about her. And since when are these groups about proper and perfect grammar?? To much time gets wasted here making truly minor grammatical corrections, when most here can understand the gist of the queries for help.
 
ROFLMMFAO!


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In any case, Cari may stroke you, but he doesn't bother to say anything to you when you go out of your way to insult people, and you are not correct most of the time. This tells me that Cari either is misinformed, or really just doesn't want to hear from you when you are wrong, simply because he is avoiding your help follies here with corrections.
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Unless Cari is gay she is a woman. As she (or he) has a husband. See her (or his) web site. It is a woman's name after all.
I think she's (or he's) stark raving mad though, she (or he) has a wombat fetish. Apparantly inviting stuffed wombats to her wedding, AS BEST MAN.

http://coribright.com/Personal/Wombats.htm
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'Not happy John! Defending our democracy',
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/29/1088392635123.html


Cari (MS-MVP) said:
While she may correct others on their spelling and grammar, her answers are
usually very correct. She has a very good knowledge of both Windows and
Office products.
Click to expand...

Saying that, "She may correct" is being kind, when she typically refers to others rudely when they make minor grammatical errors, and I find it pointless to consider your comment valid, when you avoid mentioning this aspect about her. And since when are these groups about proper and perfect grammar?? To much time gets wasted here making truly minor grammatical corrections, when most here can understand the gist of the queries for help.
 
It's often said by Australian women that the Australian male is like a wombat. We eat, roots, and leaves.

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'Not happy John! Defending our democracy',
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/29/1088392635123.html

ROFLMMFAO!


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In any case, Cari may stroke you, but he doesn't bother to say anything to you when you go out of your way to insult people, and you are not correct most of the time. This tells me that Cari either is misinformed, or really just doesn't want to hear from you when you are wrong, simply because he is avoiding your help follies here with corrections.
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Unless Cari is gay she is a woman. As she (or he) has a husband. See her (or his) web site. It is a woman's name after all.
I think she's (or he's) stark raving mad though, she (or he) has a wombat fetish. Apparantly inviting stuffed wombats to her wedding, AS BEST MAN.

http://coribright.com/Personal/Wombats.htm
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'Not happy John! Defending our democracy',
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/29/1088392635123.html


Cari (MS-MVP) said:
While she may correct others on their spelling and grammar, her answers are
usually very correct. She has a very good knowledge of both Windows and
Office products.
Click to expand...

Saying that, "She may correct" is being kind, when she typically refers to others rudely when they make minor grammatical errors, and I find it pointless to consider your comment valid, when you avoid mentioning this aspect about her. And since when are these groups about proper and perfect grammar?? To much time gets wasted here making truly minor grammatical corrections, when most here can understand the gist of the queries for help.
 
David said:
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In any case, Cari may stroke you, but he doesn't bother to say
anything to you when you go out of your way to insult people, and you
are not correct most of the time. This tells me that Cari either is
misinformed, or really just doesn't want to hear from you when you
are wrong, simply because he is avoiding your help follies here with
corrections.
</quote>

Unless Cari is gay she is a woman. As she (or he) has a husband. See
her (or his) web site. It is a woman's name after all.
I think she's (or he's) stark raving mad though, she (or he) has a
wombat fetish. Apparantly inviting stuffed wombats to her wedding, AS
BEST MAN.
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Congratulations! But then you Aussies always were a couple of shrimps short
of the full barbie (OK, that's unfair, there are many fine Aussies, Don
Bradman, Steve Waugh, in fact the whole of your rugby and cricket teams,
Barry Humphries, Kathy Lette, Nicole Kidman, etc). Cari is female, is
happily married and the wombat was a mascot - her husband certainly did have
a real best man. I don't see that it's "stark raving mad" to collect things
though - you should try it sometime - braincells might be a good place to
start.
 
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It's often said by Australian women that the Australian
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male is like a wombat. We eat, roots, and leaves.
That's "eats, *shoots* and leaves," you moron.
 
they just have an extra defensive formation, and a super efficient offensive, which made impossible to any team to beat them..

PORTUGAL! PORTUGAL! PORTUGAL!
 
as do barnacles on whales, don't mean they like it
HAHAHA


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She grows on ya.

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"Jotenko" <[email protected]> wrote in
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message (e-mail address removed)...allow this half-human being called Miss Perspicacia......
to post in this forum..person who think is the greatest on the Internet, but in
the outside live is a LOSER who doesn't even know how a
garbage can works!
 
Miss Perspicacia Tick (a.k.a Amethyst, Cassandra, and many other aliases),
your posts are extremely rude, and counter-productive.

1) This is a Microsoft newsgroup designed to help people with questions
about Microsoft products.
2) People have a right to ask questions and make mistakes.
3) This is not English class. (Especially since you make MANY spelling and
grammar errors yourself)
4) Not everyone here speaks fluent English
5) If someone isn't following USENET etiquette, politely inform them of
their error if you expect them to listen. Calling them a moron is just
going to cause them to label you as a jacka**, and they will not listen.
6) This is a newsgroup to help
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=help) people, not criticise them
and be demeaning towards them.
7) If they post something off-topic, politely ask them to post in the
correct newsgroup.
8) If someone posts an incorrect solution, politely correct them.

-Being rude and demeaning as you are, only makes yourself appear
unintelligent, immature, insecure, and just plain isn't nice.

-If you are as intelligent as you try to appear to be, you would understand
that attacking people, is a very inferior thing to do. Are you so insecure
in life that you have to resort to attacking people about trivial things in
a Microsoft newsgroup? Are you so insecure that you can't stop and say to
yourself, "OK, this person just did something wrong. Why did they do it?
Was it on purpose?" and then respond politely. Are you so insecure that you
have to attack people who already are struggling with computer, and belittle
them even more, thus making yourself feel like some wolf that's establishing
its dominance? Are you so insecure that you have to act like some wild
animal, and belittle people, to make yourself feel dominant and superior?

Why do you feel the need to insult people? Nothing good comes of it. There
is no need for it. If you can think of a single reason for why we should
insult people, please tell us.
 
Miss Perspicacia Tick (a.k.a Amethyst, Cassandra, and many other aliases),
your posts are extremely rude, and counter-productive.

1) This is a Microsoft newsgroup designed to help people with questions
about Microsoft products.
2) People have a right to ask questions and make mistakes.
3) This is not English class. (Especially since you make MANY spelling and
grammar errors yourself)
4) Not everyone here speaks fluent English
5) If someone isn't following USENET etiquette, politely inform them of
their error if you expect them to listen. Calling them a moron is just
going to cause them to label you as a jacka**, and they will not listen.
6) This is a newsgroup to help
(http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=help) people, not criticise them
and be demeaning towards them.
7) If they post something off-topic, politely ask them to post in the
correct newsgroup.
8) If someone posts an incorrect solution, politely correct them.

-Being rude and demeaning as you are, only makes yourself appear
unintelligent, immature, insecure, and just plain isn't nice.

-If you are as intelligent as you try to appear to be, you would understand
that attacking people, is a very inferior thing to do. Are you so insecure
in life that you have to resort to attacking people about trivial things in
a Microsoft newsgroup? Are you so insecure that you can't stop and say to
yourself, "OK, this person just did something wrong. Why did they do it?
Was it on purpose?" and then respond politely. Are you so insecure that you
have to attack people who already are struggling with computer, and belittle
them even more, thus making yourself feel like some wolf that's establishing
its dominance? Are you so insecure that you have to act like some wild
animal, and belittle people, to make yourself feel dominant and superior?

Why do you feel the need to insult people? Nothing good comes of it. There
is no need for it. If you can think of a single reason for why we should
insult people, please tell us.
 
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