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"Formhandle" <formh...@fastseduction.com> wrote in message
news:fh.1166040000_b3d5...@discussion.fastseduction.com...
Pot, kettle, black Gordita.
>
> On 13-Dec-2006, "Ray Gordon, NetKook" <r...@cybersheet.com> wrote:
>
>> There is no moderated ASF group on USENET. Such a group would be
>> called alt.seduction.fast.moderated.
>
> Why woudn't it be alt.seduction.moderated? WHO appointed you the
> Arbiter of USENET names?
It would be, if created under alt.seduction. Under this group, it would
be alt.seduction.fast.moderated. It's not that Gordon has that authority.
It's the newsadmins that do, and yes, they ARE the arbiter of Usenet
names. If they say it happens... it does. If they say it doesn't. It
won't. Our newsadmin guy used to say God was limited. His way of saying
that as far as the newsgroups went, he WAS God.
> What if I wanted to start such a group, and moderate only messages
> from YOU?
> Since I'm not "in the business", why would I not be perfectly with my
> rights to do that? If I started such a group in google groups, would
> I not own the group? But wait, have you not been telling us all this
> time that these groups can't be owned? What if Ross shut this one
> down, can't he do that? Or how about Lewis DePayne, isn't he the one
> that set the group up in the first place?
In Google Groups, perhaps. I don't know how they work. But Usenet groups
aren't owned. They are created and deleted, but not owned. The newsadmins
really ARE the Gods of Usenet. They can shut off a newsfeed, regardless
of what the creator of the group desires. Or, they can leave it on and
open, even if the creator of the group wants it cut off.
No, Ross or Lewis or whoever can not shut this group down. They could
send requests to the major newsadmins (large ISPs, basically) and ask for
the newsgroup to be removed. IF they get the bigger ISPs to agree, then
it's likely the group would die off, as smaller ISPs often just get their
feeds from the big guys.
It's a matter of getting the big guys to go along.
> There is an alt.seduction so why are we here anyway and not there.
> The reason FAST is in the title, is that it is RJs group, not GRPs.
> Or does that make too much sense for you?
No. Not for him it doesn't. After all, there's a foxhunting, too. It's
specifically created for his crap. And it's deader than a doornail,
posting-wise. But the group is still out there. I'm surprised GRP isn't
out there trying to sue the ISPs into having the group removed from their
feeds.
--
She wants to meet a man and God dammit! I am a man! == Scruff
The one in my case did.
>>Even lawyers won't normally go pro se in cases
>> where they are being sued.
>
>The one in my case did.
Blah, blah, blah. If it wasn't for the plodding time delay inherent in
the legal system, your stupid bullshit would get tossed in one day.
You're a legally documented liar, Parker. The fact that you
manufacture a steady stream of lies the courts have to wade through
doesn't mean one of those lies is a fact or true. That's all you have
are lies and bullshit. Anybody who'd buy anything from or listen to a
documented liar is an idiot.
Thom E. Geiger, Domain Name Owner
ChewOnThis.Org
(the Official GRP NewsLoon tracking website)
Ray-Gordon.com
Ray-Gordon.net
Newsloon.com
Don't buy anything from any business trying to use SLAPP lawsuits to
stop criticism of the company, owners, officers or products.
Guido Gump Parker blames a baseball bat death threat on his own mother, Penny "Skull Crusher" Parker:
>The "baseball bat" remark was made by my mom in response to a gymnastics
>groupie who harassed half of the national team, with help from several chat
>hosts and gymnastics coaches and hackers.
>> Even lawyers won't normally go pro se in cases
>> where they are being sued.
>
> The one in my case did.
>
Shows how abnormally stupid your suit was.
On Dec 18, 7:13 am, Alex <akaufm...@nyc.NOSPAM.rr.com> wrote:
> in article Weedndga5PeDvxjYnZ2dnUVZ_qemn...@pghconnect.com, Ray Gordon,
> creator of the "pivot" at r...@cybersheet.com wrote on 12/17/06 5:55 AM:
>
> >> Even lawyers won't normally go pro se in cases
> >> where they are being sued.
>
> > The one in my case did.Shows how abnormally stupid your suit was.
>
> On 14-Dec-2006, speeding <no...@biz.org> wrote:
>
>> > There is an alt.seduction so why are we here anyway and not there.
>> > The reason FAST is in the title, is that it is RJs group, not GRPs.
>> > Or does that make too much sense for you?
>>
>> No. Not for him it doesn't. After all, there's a foxhunting, too.
>> It's specifically created for his crap. And it's deader than a
>> doornail, posting-wise. But the group is still out there. I'm
>> surprised GRP isn't out there trying to sue the ISPs into having the
>> group removed from their feeds.
>
> GRP could not sue his way out of a wet paper bag. His mental problems
> are only part of the problem. Even lawyers won't normally go pro se
> in cases where they are being sued. Emotions get in the way, and you
> end up with pleadings that look more like emotional rants than proper
> court procedure. That can be clearly seen in every pleading, they drip
> with personal anger, which gets in the way of what he's trying to say.
> I love reading his stuff though, great entertainment.
One of the most popular sayings amongst attornies...
"Only a fool has himself as a client".
Yeah, it's entertaining, but in a Jackass or Borat sort of way. It's
funny for about ten minutes, but then you realize that it's mindless
stupidity. After about ten minutes of watching it, if you're still
bothering with it, you're likely missing out on somethign funier AND more
educational.
>>Even lawyers won't normally go pro se in cases
>> where they are being sued.
>
> The one in my case did.
You're an attorney? Where are you licensed to practice law?