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"Zvñt€q[7]"
ARGH!
(going from Vista to 7)
sons of biOOOOtches
Post
Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is much
easier and virus free. Don't take the plunge mate! Take the time to Linux!
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philo
> On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 21:41:47 -0400, Zvñt€q[7] wrote:
>
>> it was 49.99 for an upgrade and then I check today and it's 119.99
>>
>> ARGH!
>>
>> (going from Vista to 7)
>>
>> sons of biOOOOtches
>
>
>
>
> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is much
> easier and virus free. Don't take the plunge mate! Take the time to Linux!
Yep , I've been using Linux all year
After fooling with a number of distributions also went with Ubuntu
Still use XP for those rare times when I need to run a Win-app natively
Vista is not an option here...but I will have to at least give Win7 a
look at
Gordon
<snigger> got mine for �44....
Leythos
says...
> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is much
> easier and virus free.
>
Strangely enough, having used Unix, Linux and Windows side by side for
decades, I would have to say that Windows is easier, more device
friendly, supports more apps that I use for play or business, and in 30
years of using computers I've never had malware of any type on my
Windows computers (or the Unix/Linux machines).
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what currency?
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joevan
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of<MPG.25115488a...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>In article <h87foh$1pkl$1...@adenine.netfront.net>, post...@gmail.com
>says...
>> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is
much
>> easier and virus free.
>>
>
>Strangely enough, having used Unix, Linux and Windows side by side for
>decades, I would have to say that Windows is easier, more device
>friendly, supports more apps that I use for play or business, and in
30
>years of using computers I've never had malware of any type on my
>Windows computers (or the Unix/Linux machines).
>
Thats because you're not the "average" user. You know how to keep your
machines patched up and safe. The average user dosent know .exe files
arnt safe to click on when they see teh bright & shiny in their emailz
from their New Best Friend from facebook.
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Leythos
>
> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
> of<MPG.25115488a...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>
> >In article <h87foh$1pkl$1...@adenine.netfront.net>, post...@gmail.com
> >says...
> >> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is
> much
> >> easier and virus free.
> >>
> >
> >Strangely enough, having used Unix, Linux and Windows side by side for
> >decades, I would have to say that Windows is easier, more device
> >friendly, supports more apps that I use for play or business, and in
> 30
> >years of using computers I've never had malware of any type on my
> >Windows computers (or the Unix/Linux machines).
> >
> Thats because you're not the "average" user. You know how to keep your
> machines patched up and safe. The average user dosent know .exe files
> arnt safe to click on when they see teh bright & shiny in their emailz
> from their New Best Friend from facebook.
You're wrong - the information on how to be safe online has been around
for more than a decade - most people get compromised because they CHOOSE
to be stupid and ignore all of the NEWS, Security, Friends, vendor
alerts...
If people took as much care about their computers as they do their
checking account 99% of the problems would not happen.
Pit Bull Dog
Linux is not going to save anyone in the wrong hands, which Linux is
'security by oblivion', as no one is using it, therefore, no one is
really after it.
We'll see what happens with Google, Chrome/Linux and the 'cloud' if that
ever takes off, because it's going to be 'Who let the dogs out?'.
YuuShtrokHeet-AlWauch
> On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 21:41:47 -0400, Zvñt€q[7] wrote:
>
>> it was 49.99 for an upgrade and then I check today and it's 119.99
>>
>> ARGH!
>>
>> (going from Vista to 7)
>>
>> sons of biOOOOtches
>
> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is much
> easier and virus free. Don't take the plunge mate! Take the time to
> Linux!
I TOTALLY agree. My life is much less complicated using Linux. Linux
just works.
wisdomkiller & pain
> In article <h87foh$1pkl$1...@adenine.netfront.net>, post...@gmail.com
> says...
>> Ubuntu FTW. Linux has changed my view of computers. Everything is much
>> easier and virus free.
>>
>
> Strangely enough, having used Unix, Linux and Windows side by side for
> decades, I would have to say that Windows is easier, more device
> friendly, supports more apps that I use for play or business, and in 30
> years of using computers I've never had malware of any type on my
> Windows computers (or the Unix/Linux machines).
>
Well, it may be easier, in particular for the accustomed users and thanks
to the 3rd-party driver support for some devices.
Linux, however, can be like a swiss knife for data recovery and
recognition of unknown devices. It detects and uses hardware you won't
detect with windows, without specific vendor-supplied drivers.
Malware ... well, you may have a (linux?)
router/firewall/mailscanner/proxy sitting in front of your windows
machines? ;-)
wisdomkiller & pain
The good news is, they didn't rise the price of mainstream linux
distributions. Running 64bit Mandriva or Kubuntu here, with KDE4.3 looking
a lot better than Vista and doing almost everything I need - at work as
well as at home here.
For the rare mostly w0rk-related tasks that I can't do with linux
programs, there is (free) virtualbox with XP inside. Also tried win7
inside a virtualbox, but unfortunately the 64bit version lacks checkpoint
support (as linux does as well, for now).
Jordon
> snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
>> Thats because you're not the "average" user. You know how to keep your
>> machines patched up and safe. The average user dosent know .exe files
>> arnt safe to click on when they see teh bright & shiny in their emailz
>> from their New Best Friend from facebook.
> You're wrong - the information on how to be safe online has been around
> for more than a decade - most people get compromised because they CHOOSE
> to be stupid and ignore all of the NEWS, Security, Friends, vendor
> alerts...
It's not that easy. There are many computer users
that will never get it. They'll never be able to
understand how things work because they're convinced
that computers are inherently too complicated for
them to understand. You know the kind... start
talking "computer" to them and it's a deer in
headlights. Sure, there's plenty of info out there
on being safe, but for a lot of people it means being
taught the basics before they could understand it or
know what to do with it. It's much easier for them to
buy their buddy a six-pack when the shit hits the fan.
--
Jordon
DevilsPGD
<newbuntu.20...@spamgourmet.com> was claimed to have wrote:
>The good news is, they didn't rise the price of mainstream linux
>distributions.
After 10 years of being "ready for the desktop", Linux still can't even
give itself away.
§ñühw¤£f
Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers for awhile
are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech support.
Tech support seems pretty healthy...
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wisdomkiller & pain
Forgive me, it's not my natural language - but "give itself away" appears
to be a bit marketing-related?
Growing up with windows surely makes one feel warm and cozy with that OS.
Same would and will go for linux. It's no miracle, just some marketing
missing (for good IMHO).
Leythos
snuh...@netscape.net says...
> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers for awhile
> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech support.
>
> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
>
It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
���hw��f
>In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
>snuh...@netscape.net says...
>> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers
for awhile
>> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
support.
>>
>> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
>>
>
>It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
>
People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
professional" to fix any problems.
So its learned helplessness.
doS
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news:h8714e$6cj$2...@news.albasani.net...
DevilsPGD
If you're willing to waste some of your time, look for a Windows 7
launch event in your area, register online and go, they'll probably be
handing out free copies.
DevilsPGD
<newbuntu.20...@spamgourmet.com> was claimed to have wrote:
>DevilsPGD wrote:
>
>> In message <1462088.2...@woodpecker.fdns.net> wisdomkiller & pain
>> <newbuntu.20...@spamgourmet.com> was claimed to have wrote:
>>
>>>The good news is, they didn't rise the price of mainstream linux
>>>distributions.
>>
>> After 10 years of being "ready for the desktop", Linux still can't even
>> give itself away.
>
>Forgive me, it's not my natural language - but "give itself away" appears
>to be a bit marketing-related?
That's part of it.
First off, let me say that I'm a Windows guy. I started out in the DOS
days, went to OS/2 and hung there longer then many. It took NT4/2000 to
drag me away.
I also believe that Microsoft's biggest enemy is their own monopoly.
Sticking with IE6 for so very long, and letting Vista out the door
rather then waiting for it's codebase to mature are what I'd call
perfect examples.
Monopolies don't work, you need competition to drive innovation. Heck,
even Firefox started to gain monopoly status (sure, it was technically
fighting with IE, but IE and Firefox are really going after different
market segments, do I'd argue that they were both monopolies in their
own areas rather then a duopoly), but skip ahead a few months and look
what has happened to IE and Firefox after some viable competition
(webkit, giving us Chrome and Safari) showed up.
In this respect, it really bothers me that Linux can't make inroads into
Microsoft's desktop market space, since doing so will ultimately create
better products on all sides. Apple has helped in this respect, but
again, their market segment is a bit different and they have no interest
in the corporate desktop world.
Leythos
>
> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>
> >In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> >snuh...@netscape.net says...
> >> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers
> for awhile
> >> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
> support.
> >>
> >> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
> >>
> >
> >It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
> >
> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
> professional" to fix any problems.
> So its learned helplessness.
People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
wisdomkiller & pain
....
>>Forgive me, it's not my natural language - but "give itself away"
>>appears to be a bit marketing-related?
>
> That's part of it.
>
Ok ...
> First off, let me say that I'm a Windows guy. I started out in the DOS
> days, went to OS/2 and hung there longer then many. It took NT4/2000 to
> drag me away.
>
Hah, I am an old fart and used to go through logarithmic tables and
sliderulers, then there were the first red-7-segment battery-draining
unaffordable pocket calclulators and digital watches that stopped working
in cold weather ... then there was the c64 and the z80, cp/m, dos, gem,
early windows, hp pascal machines and hp-ux, xenix/sco-linux, aix boxen
... when I first set up a samba server for win9x, later domain logon
server for w2k and xp. Knowing the smb protocol is a lot more complicated
than let's say ldap/nfs (authentication/fileserving) and there are always
new pitfalls with each new windows version.
> I also believe that Microsoft's biggest enemy is their own monopoly.
> Sticking with IE6 for so very long, and letting Vista out the door
> rather then waiting for it's codebase to mature are what I'd call
> perfect examples.
>
Win7 will work best with win7 on a network - or with 2008 servers. We have
to expect performance and interoperability issues communicating with XP
and win2003 servers, often enough rather hard to recognize when
applications throw mysterious locking-related errors ....
> Monopolies don't work, you need competition to drive innovation. Heck,
> even Firefox started to gain monopoly status (sure, it was technically
> fighting with IE, but IE and Firefox are really going after different
> market segments, do I'd argue that they were both monopolies in their
> own areas rather then a duopoly), but skip ahead a few months and look
> what has happened to IE and Firefox after some viable competition
> (webkit, giving us Chrome and Safari) showed up.
>
After all, firefox is depending on investors, amongst them are data-miners
like Google (consider the phishing/malware check done via Google, and
others) - IE is phoning home to Microsoft as well.
Chrome is out of the question :)
But then, here@w0rkplace we mostly use firefox for running oracle webapps
in the browser, still relying on oracle jinit - where since ff3.5.2 we
need to exchange the jvm.dll to make it work. Oh, it also works on linux -
without a jinit crutch ... and 64bit will definitely change things.
Ok, IE6/7 mostly crashes with jinit ...
> In this respect, it really bothers me that Linux can't make inroads into
> Microsoft's desktop market space, since doing so will ultimately create
> better products on all sides. Apple has helped in this respect, but
> again, their market segment is a bit different and they have no interest
> in the corporate desktop world.
They surely would like to sell apple hardware plus the OS to the big
players, but in fact Apple would create just another major monopoly with
enough sheep to follow :)
Aardvark
> In article <h8b231$hnm$1...@tioat.net>, snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
>>
>> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
>> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>>
>> >In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
>> >snuh...@netscape.net says...
>> >> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers
>> for awhile
>> >> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
>> support.
>> >>
>> >> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
>> >>
>> >>
>> >It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
>> >
>> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
>> professional" to fix any problems.
>> So its learned helplessness.
>
> People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
> for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
He'll end up doing more good things for more people than that last fucker
could ever dream of (or even want to).
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country and throw it against a wall just to prove we are serious.”
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under the nose of the U.S people in the name of freedom and democracy.
"Köhlmann is 'The Joker\", a joke."
> On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:16:47 -0400, Leythos wrote:
>
>> In article <h8b231$hnm$1...@tioat.net>, snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
>>> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
>>> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>>>
>>>> In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
>>>> snuh...@netscape.net says...
>>>>> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers
>>> for awhile
>>>>> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
>>> support.
>>>>> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>> It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
>>>>
>>> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
>>> professional" to fix any problems.
>>> So its learned helplessness.
>> People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
>> for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
>
> He'll end up doing more good things for more people than that last fucker
> could ever dream of (or even want to).
>
>
>
It was that ass-hole Regan, the fucking actor, acting like the
president, and they believed it. He started the deregulation fuck-up of
the USA and looked the other way, as he unleashed the 'slobber on the
profits' dogs that have crippled the USA.
Leythos
aard...@youllnever.know says...
>
> On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 16:16:47 -0400, Leythos wrote:
>
> > In article <h8b231$hnm$1...@tioat.net>, snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
> >>
> >> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
> >> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
> >>
> >> >In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> >> >snuh...@netscape.net says...
> >> >> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using computers
> >> for awhile
> >> >> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
> >> support.
> >> >>
> >> >> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
> >> >
> >> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
> >> professional" to fix any problems.
> >> So its learned helplessness.
> >
> > People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
> > for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
>
> He'll end up doing more good things for more people than that last fucker
> could ever dream of (or even want to).
Yea, and as we celebrate Islam today at the White House, instead of
having respect for the victims (not the terrorists) of 9/11, you keep
believing that Obama is good.
Rôgêr
Can't answer for Aardvark, but I do. Vastly preferable over dubya or the
obstructionist GOP'ers on the hill.
Leythos
ab...@your.isp.com says...
> > Yea, and as we celebrate Islam today at the White House, instead of
> > having respect for the victims (not the terrorists) of 9/11, you keep
> > believing that Obama is good.
>
> Can't answer for Aardvark, but I do. Vastly preferable over dubya or the
> obstructionist GOP'ers on the hill.
>
LOL, and the Dumocrats have had majority since 2006 and done nothing
with it - They can't even, with the current majority, pass a simple
health care bill because they know it spells their end when it fails.
All of America is still waiting on the First 100 hours to be completed
as they promised in 2006.
���hw��f
>In article <h8b231$hnm$1...@tioat.net>, snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
>>
>> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
>> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>>
>> >In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
>> >snuh...@netscape.net says...
>> >> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using
computers
>> for awhile
>> >> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
>> support.
>> >>
>> >> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
>> >>
>> >
>> >It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
>> >
>> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
>> professional" to fix any problems.
>> So its learned helplessness.
>
>People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
>for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
>
Fuck off racist k00k.
Leythos
>
> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
> of<MPG.251328b64...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
>
> >In article <h8b231$hnm$1...@tioat.net>, snuhwo...@hotmail.com says...
> >>
> >> Leythos <spam9...@rrohio.com> pinched out a steaming pile
> >> of<MPG.2512c83e4...@us.news.astraweb.com>:
> >>
> >> >In article <h89c2e$68v$1...@news.eternal-september.org>,
> >> >snuh...@netscape.net says...
> >> >> Yep. If it were the case that people who have been using
> computers
> >> for awhile
> >> >> are automatically savvy, then there'd be no buisness for tech
> >> support.
> >> >>
> >> >> Tech support seems pretty healthy...
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >It's a healthy business because people choose to be stupid.
> >> >
> >> People are told that computers are difficult and you "need a
> >> professional" to fix any problems.
> >> So its learned helplessness.
> >
> >People are told the Obama is doing good things for them and they fall
> >for it for the same reason - they are raised stupid and helpless.
> >
> Fuck off racist k00k.
LOL - how is holding Obama to his promises, showing his radical
connections to Marxists, Communists, Racists, his identification of $300
+ Billion (His own words) in abuse/fraud in Medicare/Medicaid that he's
not doing anything about, considered racist by ME - Don't you mean Obama
is a racist crook?
Pit Bull Dog
LOL, you mean he is suppose to clean up the decades of shit that was
laid down before he got there? It's Obama's fault that the US is totally
fucked-up and a hypocritical country and it's his fault?
You're going to hold him accountable for the US becoming a 3rd world
country with the have(s) and the have not(s). He did it all to fuck-up
the US that is already fucked-up, before he got there.
Leythos
P...@BullDog.com says...
> > LOL - how is holding Obama to his promises, showing his radical
> > connections to Marxists, Communists, Racists, his identification of $300
> > + Billion (His own words) in abuse/fraud in Medicare/Medicaid that he's
> > not doing anything about, considered racist by ME - Don't you mean Obama
> > is a racist crook?
> >
>
> LOL, you mean he is suppose to clean up the decades of shit that was
> laid down before he got there? It's Obama's fault that the US is totally
> fucked-up and a hypocritical country and it's his fault?
>
> You're going to hold him accountable for the US becoming a 3rd world
> country with the have(s) and the have not(s). He did it all to fuck-up
> the US that is already fucked-up, before he got there.
>
So, a person, just happens to be Obam, says they've identified hundreds
of billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and you want to allow him a pass on
giving the details to stop that abuse because he's Obama and it's been
going on for a long time?
I'm going to hold him accountable for claiming he's found hundreds of
billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and then keeping that information
secret and doing NOTHING to change it.
Aardvark
> I'm going to hold him accountable for claiming he's found hundreds of
> billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and then keeping that information
> secret
By announcing it to Congress and the world at large. Brilliant strategy
for secrecy.
> and doing NOTHING to change it.
That *you* know of, so far. Although he did also announce how he would use
the savings.
In secret.
To Congress.
And the world at large.
"Köhlmann is 'The Joker\", a joke."
> In article <K7WdnQCTbPtiBDfX...@earthlink.com>,
> P...@BullDog.com says...
>>> LOL - how is holding Obama to his promises, showing his radical
>>> connections to Marxists, Communists, Racists, his identification of $300
>>> + Billion (His own words) in abuse/fraud in Medicare/Medicaid that he's
>>> not doing anything about, considered racist by ME - Don't you mean Obama
>>> is a racist crook?
>>>
>> LOL, you mean he is suppose to clean up the decades of shit that was
>> laid down before he got there? It's Obama's fault that the US is totally
>> fucked-up and a hypocritical country and it's his fault?
>>
>> You're going to hold him accountable for the US becoming a 3rd world
>> country with the have(s) and the have not(s). He did it all to fuck-up
>> the US that is already fucked-up, before he got there.
>>
>
> So, a person, just happens to be Obam, says they've identified hundreds
> of billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and you want to allow him a pass on
> giving the details to stop that abuse because he's Obama and it's been
> going on for a long time?
>
> I'm going to hold him accountable for claiming he's found hundreds of
> billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and then keeping that information
> secret and doing NOTHING to change it.
>
LOL, what was he doing the other day in front of Congress on tv? Were
you asleep with remote in your hand?
Rôgêr
> In article <K7WdnQCTbPtiBDfX...@earthlink.com>,
> P...@BullDog.com says...
>>> LOL - how is holding Obama to his promises, showing his radical
>>> connections to Marxists, Communists, Racists, his identification of $300
>>> + Billion (His own words) in abuse/fraud in Medicare/Medicaid that he's
>>> not doing anything about, considered racist by ME - Don't you mean Obama
>>> is a racist crook?
>>>
>> LOL, you mean he is suppose to clean up the decades of shit that was
>> laid down before he got there? It's Obama's fault that the US is totally
>> fucked-up and a hypocritical country and it's his fault?
>>
>> You're going to hold him accountable for the US becoming a 3rd world
>> country with the have(s) and the have not(s). He did it all to fuck-up
>> the US that is already fucked-up, before he got there.
>>
>
> So, a person, just happens to be Obam, says they've identified hundreds
> of billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and you want to allow him a pass on
> giving the details to stop that abuse because he's Obama and it's been
> going on for a long time?
>
> I'm going to hold him accountable for claiming he's found hundreds of
> billions in fraud, waste, abuse, and then keeping that information
> secret and doing NOTHING to change it.
So, there you have it. Leythos is going to hold Obama responsible for
keeping a secret that he explained in detail on national TV, viewed in
the US by over 30 million viewers by at least one creditable survey. Now
Obama is in trouble. We can only hold our breath and see what Leythos
will do next. Will he shoot off a scathing email to Glenn Beck? Will
Leythos put on his super-secret uniform (code named: pillow case)? Stay
tuned to see if the entire world ignores this stupid-shit Leythos and
passes the healthcare reform act or will the entire world come to it's
senses?
Leythos
ab...@your.isp.com says...
> So, there you have it. Leythos is going to hold Obama responsible for
> keeping a secret that he explained in detail on national TV,
>
You're lying - he didn't provide ANY DETAILS, he also lied according to
the politicians that are having to re-write their bills this weekend to
exclude Illegal Aliens....
Obama, since he's had this information on the fraud, waste, abuse, has
not handed it over to the agencies yet - if he had we would have read
about it already....
"Köhlmann is 'The Joker\", a joke."
>
> Obama, since he's had this information on the fraud, waste, abuse, has
> not handed it over to the agencies yet - if he had we would have read
> about it already....
>
Do tell us something about the corruption and abuse in Medicare and
Medicaid that has NOT already been exposed by previous investigations
and nothing was done. Your point is moot, and totally somewhere out in
left field.
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Nice reacharound.
What do you two do for an encore?
Rusty trombones or a dirty sanchez?
^_^
Leythos
Köhlm...@IsAJoker.com says...
LOL, blindly following a leader that has radical connections and lies to
your face is a sign that you're not actually willing to think.
Rôgêr
> LOL, blindly following a leader that has radical connections and lies to
> your face is a sign that you're not actually willing to think.
I hardly consider you someone to judge if anyone is thinking. You've
already shown that you went back for second helpings of the Rush
Limbaugh Kool Aid.
"Köhlmann is 'The Joker\", a joke."
> In article <go6dnYdOavt5ETbX...@earthlink.com>,
> Kï¿œhlm...@IsAJoker.com says...
>> Leythos wrote:
>>> Obama, since he's had this information on the fraud, waste, abuse, has
>>> not handed it over to the agencies yet - if he had we would have read
>>> about it already....
>>>
>> Do tell us something about the corruption and abuse in Medicare and
>> Medicaid that has NOT already been exposed by previous investigations
>> and nothing was done. Your point is moot, and totally somewhere out in
>> left field.
>
> LOL, blindly following a leader that has radical connections and lies to
> your face is a sign that you're not actually willing to think.
>
LOL, now you have become 24hour's Limbaugh. You're the man boy. You are
the man. :-P
Leythos
ab...@your.isp.com says...
LOL, it's just like an idiot to not believe the truth directly in front
of him - Von Jones is a radical racist marxist - he admits it in his own
words.
Rôgêr
> In article <zoSdncI2cY6cejbX...@pghconnect.com>,
> ab...@your.isp.com says...
>> Leythos wrote:
>>
>>> LOL, blindly following a leader that has radical connections and lies to
>>> your face is a sign that you're not actually willing to think.
>> I hardly consider you someone to judge if anyone is thinking. You've
>> already shown that you went back for second helpings of the Rush
>> Limbaugh Kool Aid.
>
> LOL, it's just like an idiot to not believe the truth directly in front
> of him - Von Jones is a radical racist marxist - he admits it in his own
> words.
Must you start every post with "LOL"? Has the Limbaugh Kool Aid got that
much loco weed in it? You know you appear to be a dolt. Keep on posting,
you're helping the cause.
"Köhlmann is 'The Joker\", a joke."
> In article <zoSdncI2cY6cejbX...@pghconnect.com>,
> ab...@your.isp.com says...
>> Leythos wrote:
>>
>>> LOL, blindly following a leader that has radical connections and lies to
>>> your face is a sign that you're not actually willing to think.
>> I hardly consider you someone to judge if anyone is thinking. You've
>> already shown that you went back for second helpings of the Rush
>> Limbaugh Kool Aid.
>
> LOL, it's just like an idiot to not believe the truth directly in front
> of him - Von Jones is a radical racist marxist - he admits it in his own
> words.
>
LOL, what does this have to do with anything Leythos Limbaugh? It's
guilt by association now, huh? Why don't you toss the Rev. Wright in
there too while you're at it? I see a little McCarthy-ism and
Limbaugh-ism going on here with you.
Mara
Hell, he can't even spell "Obama," let alone give up giggling. Must be some good
weed.
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* Prowler wonders about this recurring lower back pain
* AB takes the rabid weasel out of Prowler's shorts