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    From ex-ibm-mca-user@rebewmot@nexgo.de to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Wed May 1 04:23:10 2024
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

    This your ever-final text
    is called signature
    Yes, be it a sig., but anyway it's thy ever-final text.

    you may want to learn
    I very mostly want to learn......

    some net etiquettes
    'netiquettes'?

    while you at it.
    while you are at it. !!

    to be your filosofical heritage, so to speak.
    you're trolling
    I don't know "trolling" means.

    grind that axe of yours sharp...
    This thy terminology is despicable: It shows (proves?) that thou art violence-oriented!.....

    no just me, after filling my room with worthless gas i tend to reach the
    helm of my mantra climax and words just flow away in a world seems to be
    less round everyday *earth*, but why you give the crap anyway? is a signature.
    All in all: This thy text isn't understandable to me. Who is unable?!?
    Thou or i?!? Hmmm?.....
    the helm of my mantra climax [?!!?]
    words just flow away in a world seems to be less round everyday *earth*
    world "that seems" or "seeming"!!!

    Werest thou on cannabis when texting the above quoted?
    This appears to be a much relevant question.....

    The core, yea nuke of my text was:

    Thy huge fault was: n o t to respond to my questions repeated
    below!!!!!!!
    People with similar circumstances tend to !!}
    But can we i n d e e d find like-minded beings "across space" (!) and
    "no matter distance" {--> n. m. of d.}, e.g. on planets in our
    galaxy---or even in a neighbouring one??!!?? Hmmm??..... I'm caught in extreme doubt.....}

    Thou hast written, i might learn, and as well thou shouldst be willing
    to!!
    Thou hast to comprehend what the C O R E of a message is PLUS to
    afterwards respond to it!!!
    Learn this and do not dodge this important hint!!!


    you have left the most important bit out "giving enough time in life"
    given enough time .. ?!? This bit thou hast not included in thy
    then message! Therefore it's too late now to introduce it as an
    argument!
    time = space <-- is basic physics
    "basic physics"?? No, such is not taught in schools, neither in
    high-schools etc.....
    Such stuff (time=space) is basically incomprehensible!!! ---> Why can we
    move within space (limited), but N O T within time??!!!?? Haaaa???
    Answer he to this my 'drilling' question thoroughly!!!

    Thy huge fault was/is: Thou wantest n o t to respond to the aspects
    which i had layed out in my initial message!!!....... This is very
    'ungood'!, as it were.

    Do Not [....] Use without my Permission
    No, i won't!, namely because of my above-submitted question.
    no one stepped on your tail ....
    That's true because my tail forever had been m u c h too short. That
    much honesty gotta be.

    One should always rethink one's thought-patterns.
    and the point is ?
    That thou shouldest massively begin rethinking (plus later discarding)
    this thy pattern:
    "People alike with a similar circumstances, tend to find each others
    across space [.....] no matter distance"
    The space, the volume of the universe is thus gigantic that NO living
    being could EVER (!!!) be able to reach out just a bit into
    it---whatever the purpose may be......
    T h e r e f o r e like-minded beings will N E V E R be able to find
    one another "across space" and "no matter distance"!!!!!!!!!!!
    Is this explained clearly enough???
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  • From Louis Ohland@ohland@charter.net to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Wed May 1 06:41:02 2024
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

    Boring. Nothing but word games. I've done some fairly disjointed posts,
    but this stuff is past me.
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  • From Moussa@devol95@hotmail.com to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Thu May 2 10:30:55 2024
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    you win, now back on topic please.

    [snip]
    --
    Moussa

    "People alike with a similar circumstances, tend to find each
    others across space and time, given enough time in life, no
    matter distance, language, race, colour and believes" (c) MEK
    *** Do Not Copy, Duplicate or Use without my Permission ***

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  • From Moussa@devol95@hotmail.com to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Thu May 2 10:29:55 2024
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

    On 1/5/24 19:41, Louis Ohland wrote:
    Boring. Nothing but word games. I've done some fairly disjointed posts,
    but this stuff is past me.
    :-))
    --
    Moussa

    "People alike with a similar circumstances, tend to find each
    others across space and time, given enough time in life, no
    matter distance, language, race, colour and believes" (c) MEK
    *** Do Not Copy, Duplicate or Use without my Permission ***

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  • From Tomas Slavotinek@slavotinek@gmail.com to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Sun May 5 19:12:09 2024
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

    On 03.04.2024 15:17, Peter H. Wendt wrote:
    For further participation in this group I went to eternal-september.org
    I didn't like Google groups that much anyway - and it is not my style to "feed the clowns".

    I moved from eternal september to Kevin's NNTP server
    (http://csiph.com/), but both of them work fine.

    Google Groups was (and still is) useful for searching through old posts.
    Their history goes quite deep - circa 1991. And while the web interface
    was very primitive, it was convenient for some people. Unfortunately,
    the API was also used by spam bots...
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  • From schimmi@news@schimmi.net to comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware on Mon May 6 22:06:02 2024
    From Newsgroup: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware

    Am 05.05.2024 um 19:12 schrieb Tomas Slavotinek:
    On 03.04.2024 15:17, Peter H. Wendt wrote:
    For further participation in this group I went to eternal-september.org
    I didn't like Google groups that much anyway - and it is not my style
    to "feed the clowns".

    I moved from eternal september to Kevin's NNTP server
    (http://csiph.com/), but both of them work fine.

    Google Groups was (and still is) useful for searching through old posts. Their history goes quite deep - circa 1991. And while the web interface
    was very primitive, it was convenient for some people. Unfortunately,
    the API was also used by spam bots...

    Hi Tomáš,

    glad, you're still here :)
    and of course everone else :)
    @Peter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJmotvvQgYA - 'Ringelweis' is
    much better than Automatic ;) However, impessive Collection of old audio equipment!

    Regards,
    Stefan
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