GREAT NEWS ABOUT KAYLEEE !!!!!

Oakman

And we know CSS has maintained more'n one account at a time in the past.

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Christian Graus

Yeah, I noticed. CSS has been posting up until a few minutes ago tho.

Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Roger Wright

He may be back as Dato in a few minutes then... It takes a bit to log in again. Hopefully he'll take his medication before switching identities.

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Oakman

Two browsers and he could be logged in simultaneously, I believe.

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Roger Wright

Unlike Dato, twats have a use. One I rather like, I might add, though it's been so long I forget which one gets tied up. BTW - How are you doing with the cold? I hear it's minus 20-something up there. Brrrr.... I thought 27°F was bad enough yesterday. X|

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Roger Wright

Shhhh... He might figure that out with a clue that obvious. Maybe. After all, even a blind squirrel finds an occasional acorn.

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Oakman

Roger Wright wrote:

I thought 27°F was bad enough yesterday

Cold here, too. We only made it to 70°F

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Roger Wright

Not too awful - It was that high a few days ago here. But we now have a week of rain in store and it's keeping things down a bit. I spent the weekend in Golden Valley, AZ where they have some altitude and was surprised how cold it got, and how fast. It seems 15 years away from the mountains has thinned my blood or something. I used to shovel the driveway armed with nothing but a pair of shorts and a bottle of tequila. Brrrr.... No way I could do that today.

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Tim Craig

Oakman wrote:

Cold here, too. We only made it to 70°F

Really cold here, too. The highs were in the upper 40s and there was snow on Mt Hamilton and a few of the other higher hills.

Your silly assed, irrelevant opinion has been duly noted. Now take it elsewhere!

Oakman

Roger Wright wrote:

I used to shovel the driveway armed with nothing but a pair of shorts and a bottle of tequila. Brrrr.... No way I could do that today.

That;s one of the reasons we reproduce - so our sons can take over shoveling and mowing the lawn while we give the tequila the attention it deserved and never got while we were holding implements in our hands.

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V 0

Duck ! He's making another pass... ! :wtf:

V.
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0x3c0

This is exactly why CodeProject should use the StupidFilter[^]

R Giskard Reventlov

What a great idea.

me, me, me

hairy_hats

Come on, own up. Current rating 1.3 out of 8 votes. That means Daro has a fan. Or has been self-voting again.

73Zeppelin

StupidFilter. That's fascinating. That site leads to a Wikipedia article about "Eternal September[^]". That article, in and of itself, is quite amazing. It's a form of virtual experiment that seems to demonstrate that a lack of enculturation results in anarchy andstupidity. An absence of social taboos almost grants idiocy free reign. Wow. I think that idea is applicable in a broad sense.

Roger Wright

Excellent points! :-D

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Oakman

Well, if I'm right, it's CSS.

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Oakman

73Zeppelin wrote:

It's a form of virtual experiment that seems to demonstrate that a lack of enculturation results in anarchy and stupidity.

I remember the period well. There were AOLers who thought that Usenet was a service provided by and under the control of AOL. In one famous case, an AOLer was flamed and responded by threatening to report the flamer to Steve Case. However, they were slowly but surely becoming acclimatized to the wild and woolly world of Usenet, last I looked. However, I do not remember Usenet, ever, being anything but anarchic and often quite rough. alt.flame and it's many offspring - 1005 according to my newsreader - were celebrated for cruelty and insults. The days when it might have been a gentile and orderly environment disappeared when students were offered access to something that only professors had been using. When ads started appearing in newsgroups [^](April 12, 1994) the end was in sight and as modem speeds picked up and binaries of porn, much of it perverted, began being shared via groups devoted to that purpose, Usenet became an unhealthy place to vist.

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Lost User

Jon, I'm not sure it could be him. This Dato person has apparently been a member since March 02 and in a Nov 02 posting comments he has 6 years programming experience. I rather suspect that it is not CSS as CSS, I feel, is probably not old enough - late teens/early 20's ? But then, its hard to tell. :~

Oakman

Richard A. Abbott wrote:

Nov 02 posting comments he has 6 years programming experience

But this assumes that he's telling the truth. Something I have never felt was high on Heinze's list of priorities.

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