Matt Stevens wrote:
> 
> On Tuedsay, October 8, 1996, Morgoth wrote:
> [snip, snip]
> > Is God Dead? Jesus is rooming in Pasadena with Mary Magdalene,
> > just rooming. Notice in the Equirer!?
> > Die Whales?
> > Sex Pistols will not rise again?
> > What can I whine about?
> > What if Stalin was in love with .....
> > Mission Impossible as a James Bond movie? What if?
> > How many Klingons DOES it take to screw in a light bulb?
> [snip, snip--okay, let me go get the chain saw]
> 
>         What is this juvenile waste of time and bandwidth?  Are you high?
> 
> Matt Stevens
> (from soc.history.what-if, one of the 44 newsgroups clogged with this
> swill.)

Right!  Can't somebody get rid of this moron?

GK

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In article >, 
 says...
>I've never heard of your verbal talent, just read your pseudo poetry.
>Where is it wally-willy-nilly-silly? Your artificial art cannot be found in
>stores or libraries in real countries (ie. USA). Pseudo countries like 
Canada
>don't count. BTW, willy, just by the sheer definition of who vous etes
>(multiculturalism de Canada!), you've gotta be one of the most impersonal
>things that ever roamed the face of this planet:
>vous etes un admitted Canadian
>+
>vous etes un admitted pseudo poet and artificial artist.
>Let's look at these, since each would qualify you as "booooooooring".
>1, Canadian. Good people, just not the winning type. Can't even win in 
their
>own national sport (remember the nice Ice Hockey World Championship this 
year
>en Montreal?).
>2, Pseudo poet and artificial artist. 'Nuff said.
>>                                 I'm published and you're not.
>Second grade bantering, willy! WOW! Did you finally get that lobotomy?
>Comparing yourself to Hitler again, who was also published? Good job, 
willy!
>Maybe you'll impress the Brigster. She must be easily impressed, if she 
likes
>you.
>Comparing your pseudo poetry to real poetry (ie. Poe, who even invented 
words,
>like tintinabulation; too bad you'll never be able to do that) is like
>comparing Acadian food to Cajun spicy meals. In other words, ya just can't
>compare it. Get used to it, wishy-washy-silly-willy.
>Just to make it clear:
>Acadian food: ptui (ie. willy's wanna-be poetry)
>Cajun food: yum-yum.
>Even John Frost is better than ya! And that says a lot.
>Mr. Bland Gland, the Friendly Vital Organ (gotta love that name, what were 
you 
>trying to say?)

Isn't it normal to get to Roma? All the highways lead to Roma :-)

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In article >,
 > wrote:
| Istvan Szucs > wrote:
| >
| >JOzsi, aruld el milyen OS-t hasznalsz! Igerjuk hogy nem
| >hasznaljuk ellened.
| 
| No ne mond!
| Miert gondolod, hogy miattad majd elismetlem, amit mar megirtam?

Talan az hogy segiteni probalok, de tudod mit - ne tegyel
nekem szivesseget, bar biztos igazan nehezedre esne egy
privat levelet kuldeni...
Az azert erdekelne hogy minek szol ez a stilus...

sze| 
| > A legtobb billentyuzet atdefinialohoz
| >tenyleg ket gombot kell megnyomni, de nem ekezetes
| >betunkent, hanem ahanyszor oda es vissza akarsz valtani az
| >angol es a magyar billentyuzet kozott. (They remap your
| >keyboard)>
| 
| That's the problem! They remap even those keys I don't want to.
| Like making Y and Z changing places, not to mention a bunch of
| special characters.

Most keyboard drivers I us don't remap those two, and even
if they did you could reconfigure them.  

| 
| Let's face it: it's unavoidable when using a keyboard made for a small
| set of letters for a language with a larger letter set.  The solution
| would be a keyboard with enough extra keys to map those accented
| letters, so one does not have to be slowed down with different mappings.
| But that's just dreaming.

I guess. Remapping the squigly brackets and square brackets
doesn't bother me that much if I can switch keyboards back
and fro by pressing two keys.

| >Szerintem maradjunk ekezet nelkul vagy hasznaljuk
| >az a1 e1 o3 stb jelolest, esetleg a' e' o"-t irjunk az a
| >legbiztonsagosabb.
| 
| Az a1, stb. jelolest a legnehezebb olvasni, s rendszerint at is szoktam
| ugrani az olyan cikkeket.  Szerencsere sokat nem veszit veluk az ember,
| mivel azok 95%-ban Kornaitol szarmaznak.  En az a' e', stb jelolest
| utalom a legkevesbbe, s szoktam is hasznalni olyankor, amikor esetleg
| felreertest okozna az ekezet hianya.  Pl. nemi kontra ne'mi. ;-)
| 
| Pannon J.

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