SCENE: Thursday 21st February 2002, 4:55pm; Level 7, 231 Adelaide Terrace,
Perth.
When you come out of the lift on level 7, you're right at the
receptionist's desk for all the suites on the floor.
Smiling receptionist. "Hello!"
"Hi!" (friendly smile) "Is Sally Kelly in?"
"Yes, just a minute ... Who shall I say is here?"
"I'm David ... It's personal." (concerned expression)
"Okay." (ring ring) "Sally? David's here to see you. ... She'll be right
out."
Sally walks out. "Hello ... er, do I know you?"
"I'm David Gerard." (I hand her the Statement of Claim.) "I'm serving you
this legal process."
(upset) "What is this?"
"A statement of claim against Margarets Forest Pty Ltd. I suggest you call
your lawyer. Have a nice day!"
Sally walks off, nice document in hand. I depart, with a biiig smile on my
face and doing an occasional jump in the air as I walk down the
street.
That was *fun*. Pity I won't be in Perth any time soon to do any more. But
everyone I've told about it went "*Really*!", and I think I'll be drinking
off this for at least the next month. It also impresses the chyx. So there
should be a suitable supply of spammer servers over here to pay them more
happy visits as needed.
If you are an Australian voter, go to http://www.caube.org.au/ and join.
Joining is free; the benefit of it is that we can say to politicians "We
have x signed-up members, and x of those are in YOUR electorate" when
we're doing lobbying.
We are also considering selling the opportunity of serving processes on
spammers. How to make a bundle on the Interweb Sooperhighway, indeed.
(slings incredibly huge penis over shoulder and exits)
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You may grow up to be a corpse!" (evanescent)
>"Okay." (ring ring) "Sally? David's here to see you. ... She'll be
>right
> out."
>Sally walks out. "Hello ... er, do I know you?"
>"I'm David Gerard." (I hand her the Statement of Claim.) "I'm serving
>you
> this legal process."
>(upset) "What is this?"
>"A statement of claim against Margarets Forest Pty Ltd. I suggest you
>call
> your lawyer. Have a nice day!"
>Sally walks off, nice document in hand. I depart, with a biiig smile
>on my
> face and doing an occasional jump in the air as I walk down the
> street.
Splorf! What's the emoticon for insane jealousy? I'd say that she was
well served by you.
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"He was born with a gift of laughter,
and a sense that the world was mad."
> SCENE: Thursday 21st February 2002, 4:55pm; Level 7, 231 Adelaide Terrace,
> Perth.
> When you come out of the lift on level 7, you're right at the
> receptionist's desk for all the suites on the floor.
> Smiling receptionist. "Hello!"
> "Hi!" (friendly smile) "Is Sally Kelly in?"
> "Yes, just a minute ... Who shall I say is here?"
> "I'm David ... It's personal." (concerned expression)
> "Okay." (ring ring) "Sally? David's here to see you. ... She'll be right
> out."
> Sally walks out. "Hello ... er, do I know you?"
> "I'm David Gerard." (I hand her the Statement of Claim.) "I'm serving you
> this legal process."
> (upset) "What is this?"
> "A statement of claim against Margarets Forest Pty Ltd. I suggest you call
> your lawyer. Have a nice day!"
> Sally walks off, nice document in hand. I depart, with a biiig smile on my
> face and doing an occasional jump in the air as I walk down the
> street.
You utter, utter, utter Bastard. Sir, my hat is off to you.
If you want any help following this up, let me know off-list. Living in
Perth, I will quite happily screw them over for you, in person, as often
as needed.
--
Stevo st...@madcelt.org
"If you are "fighting" vi, it should not try and give helpful hints, it
should munge your cursor, screw up your terminal, rot13 your mailbox and
call your girlfriend for a date." - Pim van Riezen
> Margarets Forest Pty Ltd is the name of the Perth company running a
> spamhaus under an astouding variety of names. They're also whackamoles
> from Hell.
[...]
> That was *fun*. Pity I won't be in Perth any time soon to do any more.
> But everyone I've told about it went "*Really*!", and I think I'll be
> drinking off this for at least the next month. It also impresses the
> chyx. So there should be a suitable supply of spammer servers over
> here to pay them more happy visits as needed.
I should point out that Margarets Forest Pty Ltd is not the well known
spamhaus themselves. There is evidence to suggest they are associated with
them, however.
#include <nanae/quirk-objection.h> - it is physically impossible for her to be
served that way.
-srs
>#include <nanae/quirk-objection.h> - it is physically impossible for
>her to be served that way.
No it is not. Perhaps the appropriate artifact is unknown in India.
Think of a raunchy variation on the name of a character in LoTR.
*whoosh*
Yes, I've read LoTR, but raunchy variations on names are kind of beyond me
right now ... I was a little smashed yesterday at a party.
--srs
Frodo NT? Gandalf Express?
If you get the opportunity, skimming Harvard Lampoon's _Bored of the
Rings_ will probably provide enlightenment on this particular point.
Gym "I won't pass judgement on whether or not one will find humor
therein." Quirk
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And you also made it into the NSW media, p{something or other} of the
SunHerald Sunday Feb 24, left hand page, before the middle. Half page
story including a big "self gratification" from SH staff about a pr0n
trap they set up.
--
Regards
Cameron Biggart
: Frodo NT? Gandalf Express?
Frito's companion.
--
"Remember, you're dealing with developers. If they knew what they
were doing, they wouldn't be doing it."
-- Mike A. to $BOSS, 20Jul72001, 1520CDT
>Frodo NT? Gandalf Express?
No, minor character in LOTR, major character in its predecessor.
Substitute a different consonant, twice.
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"The most dementing of all modern sins:
the inability to distinguish excellence from success." David Hare
FWIW[1], http://www.smh.com.au/news/0202/24/text/national15.html
Dean
[1] Which isn't very much, in the case of the S*n H*rald. When I was
down at the local fishing shop[2] yesterday, a fellow orker bought some
bait and the owner wrapped it in the S*n H*rald. Much swearing ensued as
the paper fell apart, and the owner told us that this particular
publication wasn't even good for wrapping fish these days.
I guess that begs the question: if a paper has no literary value and no
wrapping value, what can it be used for?[3]
[2] Not that I fish, and I certainly don't want to start any fish
size DSWs.
[3] I'm thinking maybe fire, and lots of it? Bonfires and Lusers? I
guess I should test its flammability.
Sure not, but what are your *real* porpoises? <g,d&r>
Ino!~
--
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off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark
near the Tannhauser Gate. All those moments will be lost in time,
like tears in rain. Time to die.
>Sure not, but what are your *real* porpoises? <g,d&r>
>
Not *this* carp again...... soon we'll have a full-scale cascade.
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>Sure not, but what are your *real* porpoises? <g,d&r>
Now all we need is someone to ask my we incessantly cascade so we can
answer, "Just for the Halibut."
Yeah, its 'sposed to get cold tonight...the one with the liner, yeah,
the blue one.
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I'm sure we'll all have a whale of a time.
-srs (see, a whale is not a fish - so this is not a fishy cascade now)
Cod I say monkfish? This certainly seems like the right group...
Dean
> Thus spake Bogdan Iamandei
> >In article <slrna7lob...@bottle.blueskymines.net>, Dean Sabella
> >wrote:
> >> [2] Not that I fish, and I certainly don't want to start any fish
> >> size DSWs.
>
> >Sure not, but what are your *real* porpoises? <g,d&r>
>
> Now all we need is someone to ask my we incessantly cascade so we can
> answer, "Just for the Halibut."
<snip>
Funnily enough, the mail server with which I replaced the Sexchange
server here is called halibut. It used to be a test web server,
before which it was a poor abused web applications testing machine
with 8 different installations of Windows and various browsers. I
should given it a new name since it was changing roles, but I didn't
want to spend time thinking of one. I'm quite intrigued as to where
this name came from. The naming scheme is San Francisco street names,
but given the size of that set there's supposed to be some specific
reason for assigning each name.
> I guess that begs the question: if a paper has no literary value and no
> wrapping value, what can it be used for?[3]
>
> [3] I'm thinking maybe fire, and lots of it? Bonfires and Lusers? I
> guess I should test its flammability.
I'd watch out for the toxic fumes from the ink if I were you.
ok
dpm
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>this name came from. The naming scheme is San Francisco street names,
Was it called Van Mess?
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Satya.
Well, of course. The point being that you'd test it on the lusers, in
which case that would hardly be a point of concern.
Dean
Grrrr - more cascade bait.
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Stop trying to confuse me, why cant you find something
challenging to do.
>In <_o%d8.8083$s03.2...@news2.east.cox.net>, on 02/24/2002
> at 06:05 AM, mrob...@worldnet.att.net said:
>
>>"Shmuel (Seymour J.) Metz" <spam...@library.lspace.org.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>>Think of a raunchy variation on the name of a character in LoTR.
>>
>>Frodo NT? Gandalf Express?
>
>No, minor character in LOTR, major character in its predecessor.
>Substitute a different consonant, twice.
I know what the word in question is; I was joking on "raunchy".
Another way to derive the desired word is to lop the final consonant
off of Dogbert's original name.
Matt Roberds
Now you're just trolling.
Cheers,
Matt
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and the pessimist knows it."
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> c...@NOSPAM.netunix.com (c...@NOSPAM.netunix.com) wrote:
> > Bogdan Iamandei <ino...@adminbase.net> wrote:
> >> In article <slrna7lob...@bottle.blueskymines.net>, Dean Sabella wrote:
> >>>
> >>> [2] Not that I fish, and I certainly don't want to start any fish
> >>> size DSWs.
> >>
> >> Sure not, but what are your *real* porpoises? <g,d&r>
> >
> > Grrrr - more cascade bait.
>
> Now you're just trolling.
And people are swallowing it hook, line, and sinker.
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