Yes but don't you find all the pgp trash distracting?

>On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 21:38:37 +0000, MikeyD wrote:

>> As I said, I have a tendency to try and reason with anyone. But even I'm
>> wearing down now, fwiw I just plonked Alan Connor, and I'd imagine others
>> will soon do the same if they haven't already. It'll pass.

>I'm glad you said that Mickey. I've seen some pretty funny trolls
>recently, but 'Alan (Scripts) Connor' has got to be one of the most
>tedious. Plonking though ... it's ultimately self-defeating, best just to
>silently kill the posters you don't want to see. But I know that
>announcing it does bring a certain satisfaction.

>Obi.

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On 2003-11-11, anonymous-sender@cypherpunk.mixremailer.com <anonymous-sender@cypherpunk.mixremailer.com> wrote:

> Yes but don't you find all the pgp trash distracting?

No. I just make them unviewable. ] in slrn.

nb

notbob <notbob@nothome.com> wrote:
> On 2003-11-11, anonymous-sender@cypherpunk.mixremailer.com <anonymous-sender@cypherpunk.mixremailer.com> wrote:

> > Yes but don't you find all the pgp trash distracting?

> No. I just make them unviewable. ] in slrn.

Yes, but slrn is 1985ish trash. If you use it just because it
makes pgp garbage unviewable you have serious problems.

cordially, as always,

rm

On 2003-11-12, Randy Myers <rm@whoknows.org> wrote:

> Yes, but slrn is 1985ish trash. If you use it just because it
> makes pgp garbage unviewable you have serious problems.

I use it because I like it better than all the other newsreaders, and
I have tried them all. The fact you continually berate and negate
people in this ng for silly insignificant reasons indicates you're
the one with serious problems.

nb

notbob <notbob@nothome.com> wrote:
> On 2003-11-12, Randy Myers <rm@whoknows.org> wrote:

> > Yes, but slrn is 1985ish trash. If you use it just because it
> > makes pgp garbage unviewable you have serious problems.

> I use it because I like it better than all the other newsreaders, and
> I have tried them all. The fact you continually berate and negate
> people in this ng for silly insignificant reasons indicates you're
> the one with serious problems.

No, the fact that you would imply that anyone should switch to slrn
to accommodate pgp trash trolls tells us that _you_ have the
problem, sir.

pgp trash trolling is not insignificant. It's a butt-ugly waste of
bandwidth that cannot be justified, especially by a bunch of people
posting under pseudonyms in a.o.l.s.

Hilarious.

cordially, as always,

rm

begin quote: notbob wrote:
>
>
> On 2003-11-12, Randy Myers <rm@whoknows.org> wrote:
>
>> Yes, but slrn is 1985ish trash. If you use it just because it
>> makes pgp garbage unviewable you have serious problems.
>
> I use it because I like it better than all the other newsreaders, and
> I have tried them all. The fact you continually berate and negate
> people in this ng for silly insignificant reasons indicates you're
> the one with serious problems.
>
> nb

If that's the only indication you've had that the RM troll has serious
problems, then I wonder how you can see his posts in the first place.

--
"Why would burgulars need to look for a backdoor when they can climb in
through Windows?" --Norman L DeForest, in NANAE
"You know how dumb the average luser is? Well, half of 'em are dumber
than that" -- The Roadie, in NANAE

On 2003-11-12, Randy Myers <rm@whoknows.org> wrote:

> pgp trash trolling is not insignificant. It's a butt-ugly waste of
> bandwidth that cannot be justified...

pgp sigs are insignificant compared to untrimmed posts ...like yours.

Pitiable

nb

Ciro The Spider-Man <usenet-harvested@asgardnet.org> says...
>
>begin quote: notbob wrote:

>> The fact you continually berate and negate
>> people in this ng for silly insignificant reasons indicates you're
>> the one with serious problems.
>
>If that's the only indication you've had that the RM troll has serious
>problems, then I wonder how you can see his posts in the first place.

If we wuould only stop responding, soon he would get tired of shouting
into an empty hall and go somewhere were he can get a reaction.

begin quote: Guy Macon wrote:
>
>
>
> Ciro The Spider-Man <usenet-harvested@asgardnet.org> says...
>>
>>begin quote: notbob wrote:
>
>>> The fact you continually berate and negate
>>> people in this ng for silly insignificant reasons indicates you're
>>> the one with serious problems.
>>
>>If that's the only indication you've had that the RM troll has serious
>>problems, then I wonder how you can see his posts in the first place.
>
> If we wuould only stop responding, soon he would get tired of shouting
> into an empty hall and go somewhere were he can get a reaction.
>

Hey now, careful with that "we" stuff. As irritating as it is, I've
followed every one of the troll's incarnations and promptly bozo-binned
it.

Though with the morphing, I'm getting real close to killfiling
From:/^R.*\WM.*/


--
"Why would burgulars need to look for a backdoor when they can climb in
through Windows?" --Norman L DeForest, in NANAE
"You know how dumb the average luser is? Well, half of 'em are dumber
than that" -- The Roadie, in NANAE

Ciro The Spider-Man <usenet-harvested@asgardnet.org> says...

>As irritating as it is, I've followed every one of the troll's
>incarnations and promptly bozo-binned it.

I know that it's only Sunday, but we have a clear winner:
For diligently killfiling the PGP troll and for never adding
to the crossposted threads, I award you, Ciro The Spider-Man,
the coveted title of Slacker Of The Week (sound of cheering).


--
Guy Macon, Electronics Engineer & Project Manager for hire.
Remember Doc Brown from the _Back to the Future_ movies? Do you
have an "impossible" engineering project that only someone like
Doc Brown can solve? My resume is at http://www.guymacon.com/