Gooblin On Microsoft.
flatfish+++
_Goblin this is the problem with MS advocacy.....when the teet runs dry
the advocates rebel......its all about the perks May 18 20:16
_Goblin give a man a MS freebie he'll shill for a day.......give him an
MVP and he'll shill for a lifetime May 18 20:16
_Goblin "they're just another corrupt government that Microsoft has paid
money to in order to do business" - A business I hasten to add that you
were more than happy to align yourself to. May 18 20:35
_Goblin thats not an attack merely an observation when you seek to claim
issues with Microsoft.... May 18 20:35
_Goblin we here have the moral highground, we wouldn't affiliate
ourselves with anything we seek to challenge. May 18 20:36
Linux "advocates" like gooblin and Slimeowitz think they have the "moral
high ground" ?
Hey that's pretty funny.....
Very funny in fact.
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DFS
> http://techrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/irc-log-techrights-18052011.html
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> _Goblin this is the problem with MS advocacy.....when the teet runs dry
> the advocates rebel......its all about the perks May 18 20:16
"the perks"? MS never gave me an entire suite of OS and app software,
which I would then write sappy, sugary, fawning reviews about.
> _Goblin give a man a MS freebie he'll shill for a day.......give him an
> MVP and he'll shill for a lifetime May 18 20:16
Give 60,000 dweebs a free Linux-based ChromeOS notebook computer, and at
least 6 of them will like it on their blogs.
> _Goblin "they're just another corrupt government that Microsoft has paid
> money to in order to do business" - A business I hasten to add that you
> were more than happy to align yourself to. May 18 20:35
And giving half-baked software away for free - in a malicious attempt to
hurt Microsoft - isn't a form of corrupt payment?
> _Goblin thats not an attack merely an observation when you seek to claim
> issues with Microsoft.... May 18 20:35
>
> _Goblin we here have the moral highground, we wouldn't affiliate
> ourselves with anything we seek to challenge. May 18 20:36
Liars like you don't have morals, Gooblin, let alone any that reside on
a higher plane.
> Linux "advocates" like gooblin and Slimeowitz think they have the "moral
> high ground" ?
>
> Hey that's pretty funny.....
> Very funny in fact.
It's creepy/funny how virtually every sad-sack Linux advocate (and
"advocate" like we have here on cola) in the world hates Microsoft.
It's like it's some kind of membership requirement.
Good find flattie!
flatfish+++
And they wear it like some silly badge of courage.
Quite twisted IMHO.
I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital hooked up
to all kinds of machines and the doctor, nurse, admin people etc are all
using Windows and Windows programs to attempt to save his life.
Goblin
> high ground" ?
Yep. Compared to you then certainly. The point was, I disagree with
Microsoft actions and can do so because I have never once alligned
myself to them by way of an award.
How much stalking and watching do you do Flatfish? You expect us to
believe that you have anything in your life other than your work here?
You have my pity.
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chrisv
> flatfish+++ wrote:
>>
>> high ground" ?
>
>Yep. Compared to you then certainly. The point was, I disagree with
>Microsoft actions and can do so because I have never once alligned
>myself to them by way of an award.
>
>How much stalking and watching do you do Flatfish? You expect us to
>believe that you have anything in your life other than your work here?
>
>You have my pity.
He also has Dumfsck's you-know-what, you-know-where.
Good thing he likes it.
Chris
> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
I'm sure you would like to see that.
Chris Ahlstrom
> Am Thu, 19 May 2011 11:51:02 -0400 schrieb flatfish+++:
>
>> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
>
> I'm sure you would like to see that.
I've never seen a Windows machine hooked up to anyone in the hospital.
Way too risky. I've heard the nurses complaing about their computers being
down... their Windows machines used for things like check-in and pill
schedules.
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Any code of your own that you haven't looked at for six or more
months, might as well have been written by someone else. (Eagleson
is an optimist, the real number is more like three weeks.)
DFS
> Chris wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:
>
>> Am Thu, 19 May 2011 11:51:02 -0400 schrieb flatfish+++:
>>
>>> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
>>
>> I'm sure you would like to see that.
>
> I've never seen a Windows machine hooked up to anyone in the hospital.
>
> Way too risky. I've heard the nurses complaing about their computers being
> down... their Windows machines used for things like check-in and pill
> schedules.
When did you hear that - when you were having testicle-removal surgery
at your wife's demand?
flatfish+++
Hahahaha!
I wonder if they let his wife keep his "junk" in a jar?
No wonder his first master was Slimeowtiz.
Maybe he was looking for a replacement set?
Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
DFS
> On Thu, 19 May 2011 16:04:03 -0400, DFS wrote:
>
>> On 5/19/2011 3:56 PM, Chris Ahlstrom wrote:
>>> Chris wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:
>>>
>>>> Am Thu, 19 May 2011 11:51:02 -0400 schrieb flatfish+++:
>>>>
>>>>> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
>>>>
>>>> I'm sure you would like to see that.
>>>
>>> I've never seen a Windows machine hooked up to anyone in the hospital.
>>>
>>> Way too risky. I've heard the nurses complaing about their computers being
>>> down... their Windows machines used for things like check-in and pill
>>> schedules.
>>
>>
>> When did you hear that - when you were having testicle-removal surgery
>> at your wife's demand?
>
> Hahahaha!
> I wonder if they let his wife keep his "junk" in a jar?
>
> No wonder his first master was Slimeowtiz.
> Maybe he was looking for a replacement set?
> Bwaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
Linosuck was getting too aggressive, and demanding increases to his
weekly $20 allowance. Jayne had to do something about it, before he did
something crazy like rearrange the living room furniture without her
approval.
The balls had to go.
flatfish+++
They also removed his spine and installed a glass window in his stomach
so he can see where he is going.
Hadron
> On 19/05/11 09:22, flatfish+++ wrote:
>> high ground" ?
>
> Yep. Compared to you then certainly. The point was, I disagree with Microsoft
> actions and can do so because I have never once alligned myself to them by way
> of an award.
So thats your measuring stick?
>
> How much stalking and watching do you do Flatfish? You expect us to believe that
> you have anything in your life other than your work here?
>
> You have my pity.
Well, you do contradict yourself and get caught telling lies a lot. It's
not like its hard to catch you out.
Hadron
> Chris wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:
>
>> Am Thu, 19 May 2011 11:51:02 -0400 schrieb flatfish+++:
>>
>>> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
>>
>> I'm sure you would like to see that.
>
> I've never seen a Windows machine hooked up to anyone in the hospital.
>
> Way too risky. I've heard the nurses complaing about their computers being
> down... their Windows machines used for things like check-in and pill
> schedules.
I dont believe you.
1) Normal PCs arent hooked up to anyone as a general rule. They are
always dedicated and proven devices.
2) Your claim about nurses complaining is a lie.
flatfish+++
Like everything else Gooblin says.
He's a master at LIEing for LIEnux.
Goblin is nothing more than a supercilious, Linux using hypocritical gas
bag who likes to hear himself speak.
Hadron
> On Sat, 21 May 2011 17:21:33 +0200, Hadron wrote:
>
>> Chris Ahlstrom <ahls...@xzoozy.com> writes:
>>
>>> Chris wrote this copyrighted missive and expects royalties:
>>>
>>>> Am Thu, 19 May 2011 11:51:02 -0400 schrieb flatfish+++:
>>>>
>>>>> I'd like to see [Homer]'s face when he is lying in a hospital
>>>>
>>>> I'm sure you would like to see that.
>>>
>>> I've never seen a Windows machine hooked up to anyone in the hospital.
>>>
>>> Way too risky. I've heard the nurses complaing about their computers being
>>> down... their Windows machines used for things like check-in and pill
>>> schedules.
>>
>> I dont believe you.
>>
>> 1) Normal PCs arent hooked up to anyone as a general rule. They are
>> always dedicated and proven devices.
>>
>> 2) Your claim about nurses complaining is a lie.
>
> Like everything else Gooblin says.
>
> He's a master at LIEing for LIEnux.
>
> Goblin is nothing more than a supercilious, Linux using hypocritical gas
> bag who likes to hear himself speak.
It was Liarsuck, not Gobbler.
Goblin
Yeah I noticed that....
DOH!
Flatfish, you really have lost the plot.....Don't dare to call anyone
here Paranoid....you see a Microsoft hater and "lieing for Linux" around
every corner....
You poor paranoid man.
Chris Ahlstrom
Besides, I *have* heard nurses complaining about the Windows systems on
their stations. Not a lie, at all, in spite of the childish frothing of
"Hadron" and Flounder.
And "Hadron" actually agreed with me that you won't see Windows machines
hooked up to a person at a hospital. And yet he still didn't believe me.
These trolls are so crazed they can't even parse a sentence. Then they
start foaming because of their miscomprehension.
--
Many a bum show has been saved by the flag.
-- George M. Cohan
flatfish+++
Then add creepy and spineless to the list :)