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[Horst Franke]

In news:[email protected] Arno Wagner typed:

Well, we will see. Although Gemany is not doing so hot at the moment,
every time I compare the Euro against the USD, it seems the USD
is worth less. I think that the EU will in time replace the US as
predominant. May take another 50 years or so, but the foundation
is much, much better and I don't realluy see the US standing a chance.

Hi Arno, but be aware the EURO has nothing to do with Germany but
only with the European community. And Poland joint this too.
Horst

 

[Horst Franke]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

Hello, Rod:

Hi John, why do You refer Rod and not "345" from Australia?

Oh, Horst and Arno are simply in denial. Your attempts at shattering
their delusions are likely doomed to failure, alas. <g>

No, we Europeans stand together ;-)
Horst

 

[Horst Franke]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

All kidding aside, it's an apples-to-oranges comparison: The US is a
country, Europe is a continent. With the EU being a conglomeration of
many significant (and far older) nations, it should already be
preeminent, no?

Hi John, what about US = "United states"?
This is also a conglomeration of different state laws and so on!
You established this first but now Europe will follow.
Horst

 

[John Turco]

Well, it is a new type of beast. No real precedent in histroy.
The closest would be the US, but the states there are not
different in the way the EU states are.

Arno

Hello, Arno:

Exactly! A USE ("United States of Europe") wouldn't be as feasible as
the USA, due to inherent language barriers.


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>

 

[John Turco]

more like 5500, if you count my early years on HCCnet and Freeler.

Hello, Folkert:

Note that Google profiling doesn't make use of the nyms but just the
sender address that goes with that partiular nym at that particular time.

I noticed. Rod, for instance, started using a different e-mail address,
in February of '06. (Mine has always been the same, for 10+ years.)

My fault. Google is broken:
Results 1 - 10 of *1,550* from Jan 1, 2004 to Dec 31, 2004 for author:ron author:reaugh

But at the 11th page:
Results 101 - 107 of *107* from Jan 1, 2004 to Dec 31, 2004 for author:ron author:reaugh (0.25 second

Yeah, Google does have a few quirks. It also seems that some
of its offerings never leave the "beta" stage (e.g., Froogle

Similar with Rod. Probably from a crosspost from some aus. group.
Rod 'as always' doing his worst. It was several months to a year later
that he showed up full force in csiphs.

Really? Rod's profile (under his older "Yahoo" address) indicates
his earliest "csiphs" posts were in January, 2000; that's not "several
months to a year later" than 8-96, is it?

Which is where Ron's interest was at that time (and mine).

<edited>

Do I take it you're truly a "SCSI man," at heart, then? ;-)


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>

 

[John Turco]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

<deleted everything, in order to make Horst Franke happy>

Hello, Horst:

Satisfied, now? <g>


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>

 

[Rod Speed]

John Turco wrote

No, we Europeans stand together ;-)

So stupid that it didnt even notice WW2,
or the collapse of Yugolavia, etc etc etc.

 

[Rod Speed]

Arno Wagner wrote

Exactly! A USE ("United States of Europe") wouldn't be
as feasible as the USA, due to inherent language barriers.

And the stupid approach to voting systems most EU countrys have too.

Many of them cant even manage a viable national govt for a full year etc.

 

[Rod Speed]

Folkert Rienstra wrote

<edited, for brevity>

Stoppit at once, horstshit will start creaming his jeans or sumfin.

Wota wimp.

More, yet, if you include your "sock puppets." <g> (Which I forgot to do
with Rod's total, except he has too many of them, to keep track of.)

I noticed. Rod, for instance, started using
a different e-mail address, in February of '06.

Yeah, gmail handles spam a lot better than yahoo.

(Mine has always been the same, for 10+ years.)

Stuck in a rut.

Yeah, Google does have a few quirks. It also seems that some
of its offerings never leave the "beta" stage (e.g., Froogle
<http://froogle.google.com>).

Really? Rod's profile (under his older "Yahoo" address)
indicates his earliest "csiphs" posts were in January, 2000;
that's not "several months to a year later" than 8-96, is it?

Do I take it you're truly a "SCSI man," at heart, then? ;-)

At arse, actually.

 

[Horst Franke]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

<deleted everything, in order to make Horst Franke happy>
Hello, Horst:
Satisfied, now? <g>

Hi John, why should I?
If You have anything to tell then do so. But only reflect what
You are referring to. And not old stuff I's complaining about.
Horst

 

[John Turco]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

Hi John, why do You refer Rod and not "345" from Australia?

Hello, Horst:

Rod Speed was merely using his "345" identity as a means of defeating
Arno Wagner's killfile.

No, we Europeans stand together ;-)
Horst

Or hang separately? <g>


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>

 

[John Turco]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

Hi John, what about US = "United states"?
This is also a conglomeration of different state laws and so on!
You established this first but now Europe will follow.
Horst

Hello, Horst:

There are 50 US "states," but they're united by a common language
and ruled by a federal government; hardly comparable to the European
situation.

Besides, nearly all of South America is Spanish-speaking, but nobody
ever speaks of establishing a USSA ("United States of South America").
This should be enough evidence that countries invariably pursue their
own individual (and self-serving), national goals...and to hell with
everyone else!

Reality can be brutal, Horst.


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]

 

[Horst Franke]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

There are 50 US "states," but they're united by a common language
and ruled by a federal government; hardly comparable to the European
situation.

Hi John, not really true (as I see it).
The US are a "melting pot of nations" with very many different slangs
(derived from the many various nations integrated and the indian folks).
But even then Your're not able to ever pronounce pure English ;-)
This again looks to me as a result of the "melting pot" of nations.
Without this You would have spoken "pure" English or French.

In Europe we have English and French as the most speaken languages.
But even if I remember US history right then there were only a few
percents difference and Your language would have been German ;-)

Besides, nearly all of South America is Spanish-speaking, but nobody
ever speaks of establishing a USSA ("United States of South America").

Please wait for a while. This is forthcoming.
Spanish and Portuguese are on top.

This should be enough evidence that countries invariably pursue their
own individual (and self-serving), national goals...and to hell with
everyone else!

Wrong! We are sitting in a global world and every one needs every
others assistence. The time of US leadership has gone.
Please take care of China, Japan and European evolvements.
Horst

 

[Arno Wagner]

In news:[email protected] Arno Wagner typed:

Ok: User-Agent: tin/1.4.1-19991201 ("Polish") (UNIX) (Linux/2.6.12.2 (i686))
Never heard of this. And thus old: 1999!

So what. I prefer this older version. It still has a decade or more
of active development in it. This is typical Unix software and
was good a long time ago.

The current version is 1.8.3 from April 25th, 2006.
Tin is based on tass, which in turn is based on notesfiles,
which in turn is a clone of PLATO Notes, which was written in
1982.

Arno

 

[Arno Wagner]

In news:[email protected] Arno Wagner typed:

Hi Arno, but be aware the EURO has nothing to do with Germany but

Huh? And what kind of money is used in Gemany?

Arno

 

[Rod Speed]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

Hi John, not really true (as I see it).
The US are a "melting pot of nations"

Wrong on the 'nations'

with very many different slangs (derived from the many various nations integrated and
the indian folks).

Wrong, as always.

But even then Your're not able to ever pronounce pure English
;-)

No such animal, krautchild.

This again looks to me as a result of the "melting pot" of nations.

Then you need new glassed, as always.

Without this You would have spoken "pure" English or French.

Wrong, as always.

In Europe we have English and French as the most speaken languages.

**** all bother with french anymore.

But even if I remember US history right then there were only a few
percents difference and Your language would have been German ;-)

You remember wrong, as always.

Please wait for a while. This is forthcoming.
Spanish and Portuguese are on top.

Not a clue, as always.

Wrong! We are sitting in a global world and every one needs every others assistence.

Not a clue, as always.

The time of US leadership has gone.

Wrong, as always. Its still the only global super power, krautchild.

Please take care of China, Japan and European evolvements.

Repeat using pure english.

 

[Folkert Rienstra]

Hello, Folkert:

More, yet, if you include your "sock puppets." <g>

What sockpuppets.

(Which I forgot to do
with Rod's total, except he has too many of them, to keep track of.)


I noticed. Rod, for instance, started using a different e-mail address,
in February of '06. (Mine has always been the same, for 10+ years.)


Yeah, Google does have a few quirks. It also seems that some of its offerings

Sorry, left out: ..... when I first was confronted with Rod.

Curiously enough I have never been able to find that particular post back.
I'm seriously considering now that if it wasn't lost in the transition from
DeJa to Google AND in the transition from my message stores on an older
version of OE to a new one, that it only happened in a very bad dream. :-(

Probably from a crosspost from some aus. group

Really? Rod's profile (under his older "Yahoo" address) indicates
his earliest "csiphs" posts were in January, 2000; that's not "several
months to a year later" than 8-96, is it?

See above.

Do I take it you're truly a "SCSI man," at heart, then? ;-)

Well, coming from a Mini-Computer background, what does one expect. ;-)

 

[max]

In news:[email protected] John Turco typed:

Hi John, not really true (as I see it).
The US are a "melting pot of nations" with very many different slangs
(derived from the many various nations integrated and the indian folks).
But even then Your're not able to ever pronounce pure English ;-)
This again looks to me as a result of the "melting pot" of nations.
Without this You would have spoken "pure" English or French.

How much time have you spent in America?

You seem to have a somewhat distorted view of this country. It's
totally and completely unlike the EU in its federation, which is good
news for us, IMO. The EU is a relatively new version of
confederation. I'm not aware of any comparable precedent.

In Europe we have English and French as the most speaken languages.
But even if I remember US history right then there were only a few
percents difference and Your language would have been German ;-)


Please wait for a while. This is forthcoming.
Spanish and Portuguese are on top.

Heh! And how much time have you spent in South America? You don't
really think this is happening, do you? Next you're going to claim
Africa will unite under one government! Heck, why don't we just have
the UN run everything?

Wrong! We are sitting in a global world and every one needs every
others assistence. The time of US leadership has gone.
Please take care of China, Japan and European evolvements.

Umm, yeah. The Chinese are waiting for America or Europe or anyone
else to take care of their "evolvement".

Just like the Germans are taking care of the French, putting French
needs over their own...

max

 

[John Turco]

And the stupid approach to voting systems most EU countrys have too.

Many of them cant even manage a viable national govt for a full year etc.

Hello, Rod:

Hey, it just occurred to me. Isn't the venerable British Commonwealth
(which includes Australia) vaguely similar to the upstart EU?


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>

 

[John Turco]

Stoppit at once, horstshit will start creaming his jeans or sumfin.


Wota wimp.

<edited, for brevity>

Hello, Rod:

Why, I'll have you know, that I'm at the very head of the "All time top
posters" list, in <g> Here's the
info, copied and pasted from Google Groups:

535 (e-mail address removed)
342 (e-mail address removed)
275 (e-mail address removed)
257 (e-mail address removed)
225 (e-mail address removed)
207 (e-mail address removed)
198 (e-mail address removed)
198 (e-mail address removed)
194 (e-mail address removed)
175 (e-mail address removed)

Not bad, eh? My lead is even larger than it looks, at first glance, as
the others all had lots of their articles cancelled, or they'd used the
"X-No-Archive" option (or both).

Ron Reaugh's case is typical. He's credited with 207 messages, but when
I click on his name, only 84 show up.

Incidentally, the CD-ROM group was pretty active, during my time there
(1998 & '99); since then, it's slowed to a crawl.

Do you think that's mostly because Usenet, in general, has declined? Or,
is there more to it, such as the ascendancy of DVD?

Further, the computer-oriented "forsale" NG's are practically dead.
I'd made some good deals (both buying and selling), in a few of them,
before joining eBay, in July of 2001.

Then, again, I'd surmise that eBay, itself, is the main reason for their
demise. :-J


Cordially,
John Turco <[email protected]>