DOES NETSCAPE WORK WITH AOL????
Bryan Aldorf
Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
step by step configurations!
Thanx for any help.
J'raxis 270145
...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
& step by step configurations!
It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this one
ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: root@localhost, webmaster@localhost
"In the year 2000, the internet will be so overcrowded that most people
will make their living strictly through refunds from America Online."
(Andy Richter, "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," 1997-01-04)
____________________________________________________________________________
Ggrabber
On Fri, 16 Jan 1998 21:14:50 -0800, Bryan Aldorf <pr...@aol.com>
wrote:
>Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
>step by step configurations!
>
>Thanx for any help.
Calm down, BA!!! The only thing buggier than IE is Netscape. I
suggest learning how to deal with bugs. Some dip them in chocolate.
Do you need to hear more?
Locke8340
>Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
>step by step configurations!
>
>Thanx for any help.
>
Just open the damn thing once signed on to AOL.
And for future reference, don't come to an Anti-AOL newsgroup for AOL help.
Lindell B. Jones, Jr.
>Please tell me it does!!!!
It does. It's slow as hell, though.
>If so, please post the link where it shows
>step by step configurations!
You'll have to ask AOL tech support for that. FWIW, this is *not* AOL
tech support...
>Thanx for any help.
You're welcome.
--
Lindell B. Jones, Jr.
lindellj at qnet dot com
http://www.qnet.com/~lindellj
Member: alt.aol-sucks Troll Patrol
Official Bisk Slaming Division
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
>
> & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
> & step by step configurations!
>
> It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this one
> ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
nor will this.
oliver1,
the mad newgroupper,
nemesis of the anti-oliver group,
nemesis of all things idiotic,
holiday well-wisher, fuckmonkey magnet,
pain in the ass, with a god-complex,
banned from geocities, banned from tripod. <---
"...anger is an energy..."
use it wisely.
J'raxis 270145
...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& >
& > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
& > & step by step configurations!
& >
& > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this one
& > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
&
& nor will this.
This one won't help you either. Carry on.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: abuse@localhost, postmaster@localhost
"Using the government to [stop spam] is akin to swatting a fly with a
Buick." (Griff Miller)
____________________________________________________________________________
JHilla
>J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>>
>> ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
>>
>> & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
>>
>> It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this one
>
>
>
Dear Member,
Please understand AMERICA ONLINE no longer supports Netscape Navigator. Of
any version.. Excpet for the new 4.0 BETA.. PRevious versions of Netscape have
had security protocol errors.. Meaning whenever you tried accessing your
account from the web.. IT basically broadcasted your info to whoever was
listening. Because of this, AOL banned NEtscape to be allowed until the fixed
the bug.. Now we the latest release of 4.0 they hope for the best.
Take your web browser and click to this site, to see the latest INFO
http://members.aol.com/jhilla/MC1.HTM
JHi...@hotmail.com
(c)Next LEvel Entertainment
Wurk
Da spambirds are flyin high!
Hahaha
Wu...@AOL.com
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
> anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
>
> & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & >
> & > & step by step configurations!
> & >
> & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this one
> & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> &
> & nor will this.
>
> This one won't help you either. Carry on.
still no help here.
J'raxis 270145
...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
<oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& >
& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & >
& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > & >
& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
& > & > & step by step configurations!
& > & >
& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
this one
& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > &
& > & nor will this.
& >
& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
&
& still no help here.
Or here.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: help@localhost, newsmaster@localhost
"The human race has suffered for centuries and is still suffering from the
mental disorder known as religion, and atheism is the only physician that
will be able to effect a permanent cure." (Joseph Lewis)
____________________________________________________________________________
DubBill
In article <34C796...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net>,
> > & >
> > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
> > & > & step by step configurations!
> > & >
one
> > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> > &
> >
> > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
>
Perhaps I can be of assistance?
bILL
-------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====-----------------------
http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
oliver1
DubBill wrote:
>
> In article <34C796...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net>,
> oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> >
> > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > >
> > > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
> > > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > & >
> > > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> > > & >
> > > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
> > > & > & step by step configurations!
> > > & >
> > > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this
> one
> > > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> > > &
> > > & nor will this.
> > >
> > > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> >
> > still no help here.
>
> Perhaps I can be of assistance?
i doubt it.
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
> & > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & >
> & > & >
> & > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> & > & >
> & > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
> & > & >
> & > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
> this one
> & > &
> & > & nor will this.
> & > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> &
> & still no help here.
>
> Or here.
or over there, even.
J'raxis 270145
...And, eurkhingly, oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& DubBill wrote:
& >
& > In article <34C796...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net>,
& > oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > >
& > > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > > >
& > > > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
& > > > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > > >
& > > > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > > > & >
& > > > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > > > & >
& > > > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where
it shows
& > > > & > & step by step configurations!
& > > > & >
& > > > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
reply, this
& > one
& > > > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > > > &
& > > > & nor will this.
& > > >
& > > > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
& > >
& > > still no help here.
& >
& > Perhaps I can be of assistance?
&
& i doubt it.
I also. (Me too.)
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: help@localhost, newsmaster@localhost
Don't get mad at me for posting this. Get mad at yourself for reading it!
____________________________________________________________________________
J'raxis 270145
...And, eurkhingly, oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
& > <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& >
& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & >
& > & > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
& > & > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > & >
& > & > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > & >
& > & > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > & > & >
& > & > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where
it shows
& > & > & > & step by step configurations!
& > & > & >
& > & > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
& > this one
& > & > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > & > &
& > & > & nor will this.
& > & >
& > & > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
& > &
& > & still no help here.
& >
& > Or here.
&
& or over there, even.
Still none here. Keep looking, pr...@aol.com.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. You've been warned, so don't spam me!
SpamBots: sales@localhost, info@localhost (R); root@localhost,
webmaster@localhost (G); sales@localhost, info@localhost (B);
help@localhost, newsmaster@localhost (C)
____________________________________________________________________________
The GodFather
yeah it does. go to keyword "Netscape"
oliver1 wrote in message <34C6BC...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net>...
>J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>>
>> ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
>>
>> & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
>>
>> It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply, this
one
>> ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
>
Locke8340
>...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
>
>& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>& >
>& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
>& >
>& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>& > & >
>& > & >
>& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it
>shows
>& > & > & step by step configurations!
>& > & >
>& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
>this one
>& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
>& > &
>& > & nor will this.
>& >
>&
>
>Or here.
Maybe here?
Nah.
DubBill
In article <jraxis-ya02408000...@news.ici.net>,
jra...@usa.net (J'raxis 270145) wrote:
>
> ...And, eurkhingly, oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
>
> & >
> & > In article <34C796...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net>,
> & > oliver1 <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & > > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & > > >
> & > > > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
> & > > > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & > > >
> & > > > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & > > > & >
> & > > > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> & > > > & >
> & > > > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where
> it shows
> & > > > & > & step by step configurations!
> & > > > & >
> & > > > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
> reply, this
> & > > > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> & > > > &
> & > > > & nor will this.
> & > > >
> & > > > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> & > >
> & > > still no help here.
> & > Perhaps I can be of assistance?
> &
> & i doubt it.
>
> I also. (Me too.)
You're probably right. (Me too.)
DubBill
Ed Van Sicklin
>> > > & >
>> > > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it shows
>> > > & > & step by step configurations!
>> > > & >
I assume you want something other than:
Start AOL
Click on Internet
Fire up netscape and browse
'Course it won't access news or mail (though it _will_ pick up mail
from another ISP account (if you have one)).
bye
ed
Ed Van Sicklin
trt
define "work"
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And, pleurkhingly, lock...@aol.com (Locke8340) wrote:
>
> & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
> & ><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & >
> & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & >& >
> & >& > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
> & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & >& >
> & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & >& > & >
> & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> & >& > & >
> & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it
> & >shows
> & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> & >& > & >
> & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
> & >this one
> & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> & >& > &
> & >& > & nor will this.
> & >& >
> & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> & >&
> & >& still no help here.
> & >
> & >Or here.
> &
> & Maybe here?
> & Nah.
>
> Ooh! Here's some help!
> No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
> Nevermind... carry on.
>
> _________________________________________________________________________
--
remove NOSPM from my address to email me.
trt
oliver1
define "define".
NeoN
de-fine is what you get for walking on d-grass...
Surfs Up!! Way Up!!
NeoN
J'raxis 270145
...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, trt <trtN...@mindspring.com>
wrote:
& define "work"
work (w皞k) n. Abbr. wk.
1. Physical or mental effort or activity directed toward the production or
accomplishment of something.
2.a. A job; employment. b. A trade, profession, or other means of livelihood.
3.a. Something that one is doing, making, or performing, especially as an
occupation or undertaking; a duty or task. b. An amount of such activity
either done or required.
4.a. The part of a day devoted to an occupation or undertaking. b. One's
place of employment.
5.a. Something that has been produced or accomplished through the effort,
activity, or agency of a person or thing. b. Full action or effect of an
agency. c. An act; a deed.
6.a. An artistic creation, such as a painting, sculpture, or literary or
musical composition; a work of art. b. works. The output of a writer, an
artist, or a musician considered or collected as a whole.
7.a. works. Engineering structures, such as bridges or dams. b. A fortified
structure, such as a trench or fortress.
8.a. Needlework, weaving, lacemaking, or a similar textile art. b. A piece
of such textile art.
9. A material or piece of material being processed in a machine during
manufacture.
10. works. (used with a sing. or pl. verb). A factory, plant, or similar
building or complex of buildings where a specific type of business or
industry is carried on. Often used in combination.
11. works. Internal mechanism.
12. The manner, style, or quality of working or treatment; workmanship.
13. Abbr. w Physics. The transfer of energy from one physical system to
another, especially the transfer of energy to a body by the application of
a force that moves the body in the direction of the force. It is calculated
as the product of the force and the distance through which the body moves
and is expressed in joules, ergs, and foot-pounds.
14. works. Theology. Moral or righteous acts or deeds.
15. works.a. Informal. The full range of possibilities; everything. Used
with the. b. Slang. A thorough beating or other severe treatment. Used with
the.
仇ork adj.
1. Of, relating to, designed for, or engaged in work.
仇ork v. worked also wrought (r), work0ing, works.
喫ntr.
1. To exert oneself physically or mentally in order to do, make, or
accomplish something.
2. To be employed; have a job.
3.a. To function; operate. b. To function or operate in the desired or
required way.
4.a. To have a given effect or outcome. b. To have the desired effect or
outcome; prove successful.
5. To exert an influence. Used with on or upon.
6. To arrive at a specified condition through gradual or repeated movement.
7. To proceed or progress slowly and laboriously.
8. To move in an agitated manner, as with emotion.
9. To behave in a specified way when handled or processed.
10. To ferment.
11. Nautical. a. To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give slightly
and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship. b. To sail against
the wind.
12. To undergo small motions that result in friction and wear.
逆r.
1. To cause or effect; bring about.
2. To cause to operate or function; actuate, use, or manage.
3. To shape or forge.
4. To make or decorate by needlework.
5. To solve (a problem) by calculation and reasoning.
6. To knead, stir, or otherwise manipulate in preparation.
7. To bring to a specified condition by gradual or repeated effort or work.
8. To make, achieve, or pay for by work or effort.
9. Informal. To arrange or contrive. Often used with it.
10. To make productive; cultivate.
11. To cause to work.
12. To excite or provoke.
13. Informal. a. To gratify, cajole, or enchant artfully, especially for
the purpose of influencing. b. To use or manipulate to one's own advantage;
exploit.
14. To carry on an operation or a function in or through.
15. To ferment (liquor, for example).
却hrasal verbs.
work in.
1. To insert or introduce.
2. To make an opening for, as in a schedule.
3. To cause to be inserted by repeated or continuous effort.
work into.
1. To insert or introduce into.
2. To make an opening for (someone or something) in.
3. To cause to be inserted in by repeated or continuous effort.
work off.
To get rid of by work or effort.
work out.
1. To accomplish by work or effort.
2. To find a solution for; solve.
3. To formulate or develop.
4. To discharge (an obligation or a debt) with labor in place of money.
5. To prove successful, effective, or satisfactory.
6. To have a specified result.
7. To engage in strenuous exercise for physical conditioning.
8. To exhaust (a mine, for example).
work over.
1. To do for a second time; rework.
2. Slang. To inflict severe physical damage on; beat up.
work up.
1. To arouse the emotions of; excite.
2.a. To increase one's skill, responsibility, efficiency, or status through
work. b. To intensify gradually.
3. To develop or produce by mental or physical effort.
喫dioms.
at work.
1. Engaged in labor; working.
2. In operation.
in the works.
In preparation; under development.
out of work.
Without a job; unemployed.
put in work.
To perform labor or duties, as on a specified project.
work both sides of the street.
To engage in double-dealing; be duplicitous.
work like a charm.
To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome.
work (one's) fingers to the bone.
To labor extremely hard; toil or travail.
Now, FOAD, fucker.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: help@localhost, newsmaster@localhost
That was just my thought for the day. Sometimes
I can't avoid having them no matter what I do.
____________________________________________________________________________
J'raxis 270145
...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, oliver1
<oli...@ici.dont.believe.you.net> wrote:
& trt wrote:
& >
& > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > >
& > > ...And, pleurkhingly, lock...@aol.com (Locke8340) wrote:
& > >
& > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
& > > & ><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > > & >
& > > & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > > & >& >
& > > & >& > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to
me, but
& > > & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > > & >& >
& > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > > & >& > & >
& > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > > & >& > & >
& > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link
where it
& > > & >shows
& > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
& > > & >& > & >
& > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
reply,
& > > & >this one
& > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > > & >& > &
& > > & >& > & nor will this.
& > > & >& >
& > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
& > > & >&
& > > & >& still no help here.
& > > & >
& > > & >Or here.
& > > &
& > > & Maybe here?
& > > & Nah.
& > >
& > > Ooh! Here's some help!
& > > No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
& > > Nevermind... carry on.
& > >
& > define "work"
&
& define "define".
define "define 'define'."
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: sales@localhost, info@localhost
"Just when I think you've said the stupidest thing ever, you keep talking."
(Hank Hill)
____________________________________________________________________________
trt
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, trt <trtN...@mindspring.com>
> wrote:
>
> & define "work"
>
<SNIP> enormous amount of bullshit
Mabye I should have explained further. Yes Netscape will work with AOL,
however it will be extremely slow and this is not due to Netscape, it is
due to AOL's slow speeds.
But, I figured that most intelligent people would "get" what I was
trying to say.
> Now, FOAD, fucker.
>
Piss off you flaming ass-pirate.
oliver1
NeoN wrote:
>
> oliver1 wrote:
> >
> > trt wrote:
> > >
> > > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
> > > > & ><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> > > > & >
> > > > & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > > & >& >
> > > > & >& > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to me, but
> > > > & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> > > > & >& >
> > > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > > & >& > & >
> > > > & >& > & >
> > > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link where it
> > > > & >shows
> > > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> > > > & >& > & >
> > > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another reply,
> > > > & >this one
> > > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> > > > & >& > &
> > > > & >& > & nor will this.
> > > > & >& >
> > > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> > > > & >&
> > > > & >& still no help here.
> > > > & >
> > > > &
> > > > & Maybe here?
> > > > & Nah.
> > > >
> > > > Ooh! Here's some help!
> > > >
> > > define "work"
> >
> > define "define"
>
> de-fine is what you get for walking on d-grass...
>
> Surfs Up!! Way Up!!
>
> NeoN
yo, neon !
fancy meeting you here.
: )
surf's up !
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, oliver1
> <oli...@ici.dont.believe.you.net> wrote:
>
> & trt wrote:
> & > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & > >
> & > > & >& >
> me, but
> & > > & >& >
> & > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & > > & >& > & >
> & > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> & > > & >& > & >
> & > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link
> where it
> & > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> & > > & >& > & >
> & > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
> reply,
> & > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> & > > & >& > &
> & > > & >& > & nor will this.
> & > > & >& >
> & > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> & > > & >&
> & > > & >
> & > > & >Or here.
> & > > &
> & > > & Maybe here?
> & > >
> & > > Ooh! Here's some help!
> & > > No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
> & > > Nevermind... carry on.
> & > >
> & > define "work"
> &
> & define "define".
>
> define "define 'define'."
define "define 'define' 'define'."
|what|, you thnought i wouldn't write <that> ?
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, trt <trtN...@mindspring.com>
> wrote:
>
> & define "work"
>
> 1. Of, relating to, designed for, or engaged in work.
>
> Šintr.
> 1. To exert oneself physically or mentally in order to do, make, or
> accomplish something.
> 2. To be employed; have a job.
> 3.a. To function; operate. b. To function or operate in the desired or
> required way.
> 4.a. To have a given effect or outcome. b. To have the desired effect or
> outcome; prove successful.
> 5. To exert an influence. Used with on or upon.
> 6. To arrive at a specified condition through gradual or repeated movement.
> 7. To proceed or progress slowly and laboriously.
> 8. To move in an agitated manner, as with emotion.
> 9. To behave in a specified way when handled or processed.
> 10. To ferment.
> 11. Nautical. a. To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give slightly
> and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship. b. To sail against
> the wind.
> 12. To undergo small motions that result in friction and wear.
> 1. To cause or effect; bring about.
> 2. To cause to operate or function; actuate, use, or manage.
> 3. To shape or forge.
> 4. To make or decorate by needlework.
> 5. To solve (a problem) by calculation and reasoning.
> 6. To knead, stir, or otherwise manipulate in preparation.
> 7. To bring to a specified condition by gradual or repeated effort or work.
> 8. To make, achieve, or pay for by work or effort.
> 9. Informal. To arrange or contrive. Often used with it.
> 10. To make productive; cultivate.
> 11. To cause to work.
> 12. To excite or provoke.
> 13. Informal. a. To gratify, cajole, or enchant artfully, especially for
> the purpose of influencing. b. To use or manipulate to one's own advantage;
> exploit.
> 14. To carry on an operation or a function in or through.
> 15. To ferment (liquor, for example).
>
> at work.
> 1. Engaged in labor; working.
> 2. In operation.
> in the works.
> In preparation; under development.
> out of work.
> Without a job; unemployed.
> put in work.
> To perform labor or duties, as on a specified project.
> work both sides of the street.
> To engage in double-dealing; be duplicitous.
> work like a charm.
> To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome.
> work (one's) fingers to the bone.
> To labor extremely hard; toil or travail.
>
> Now, FOAD, fucker.
bravo !
J'raxis 270145
...And, oliver1 <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, trt <trtN...@mindspring.com>
& > wrote:
& >
& > & define "work"
& >
& > work (wūrk) n. Abbr. wk.
& > 1. Physical or mental effort or activity directed toward the production or
& > accomplishment of something.
& > 2.a. A job; employment. b. A trade, profession, or other means of
livelihood.
& > 3.a. Something that one is doing, making, or performing, especially as an
& > occupation or undertaking; a duty or task. b. An amount of such activity
& > either done or required.
& > 4.a. The part of a day devoted to an occupation or undertaking. b. One's
& > place of employment.
& > 5.a. Something that has been produced or accomplished through the effort,
& > activity, or agency of a person or thing. b. Full action or effect of an
& > agency. c. An act; a deed.
& > 6.a. An artistic creation, such as a painting, sculpture, or literary or
& > musical composition; a work of art. b. works. The output of a writer, an
& > artist, or a musician considered or collected as a whole.
& > 7.a. works. Engineering structures, such as bridges or dams. b. A fortified
& > structure, such as a trench or fortress.
& > 8.a. Needlework, weaving, lacemaking, or a similar textile art. b. A piece
& > of such textile art.
& > 9. A material or piece of material being processed in a machine during
& > manufacture.
& > 10. works. (used with a sing. or pl. verb). A factory, plant, or similar
& > building or complex of buildings where a specific type of business or
& > industry is carried on. Often used in combination.
& > 11. works. Internal mechanism.
& > 12. The manner, style, or quality of working or treatment; workmanship.
& > 13. Abbr. w Physics. The transfer of energy from one physical system to
& > another, especially the transfer of energy to a body by the application of
& > a force that moves the body in the direction of the force. It is calculated
& > as the product of the force and the distance through which the body moves
& > and is expressed in joules, ergs, and foot-pounds.
& > 14. works. Theology. Moral or righteous acts or deeds.
& > 15. works.a. Informal. The full range of possibilities; everything. Used
& > with the. b. Slang. A thorough beating or other severe treatment. Used with
& > the.
& >
& > Šwork adj.
& > 1. Of, relating to, designed for, or engaged in work.
& >
& > Šwork v. worked also wrought (rōt), work0ing, works.
& > Šintr.
& > 1. To exert oneself physically or mentally in order to do, make, or
& > accomplish something.
& > 2. To be employed; have a job.
& > 3.a. To function; operate. b. To function or operate in the desired or
& > required way.
& > 4.a. To have a given effect or outcome. b. To have the desired effect or
& > outcome; prove successful.
& > 5. To exert an influence. Used with on or upon.
& > 6. To arrive at a specified condition through gradual or repeated movement.
& > 7. To proceed or progress slowly and laboriously.
& > 8. To move in an agitated manner, as with emotion.
& > 9. To behave in a specified way when handled or processed.
& > 10. To ferment.
& > 11. Nautical. a. To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give slightly
& > and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship. b. To sail against
& > the wind.
& > 12. To undergo small motions that result in friction and wear.
& > Štr.
& > 1. To cause or effect; bring about.
& > 2. To cause to operate or function; actuate, use, or manage.
& > 3. To shape or forge.
& > 4. To make or decorate by needlework.
& > 5. To solve (a problem) by calculation and reasoning.
& > 6. To knead, stir, or otherwise manipulate in preparation.
& > 7. To bring to a specified condition by gradual or repeated effort or work.
& > 8. To make, achieve, or pay for by work or effort.
& > 9. Informal. To arrange or contrive. Often used with it.
& > 10. To make productive; cultivate.
& > 11. To cause to work.
& > 12. To excite or provoke.
& > 13. Informal. a. To gratify, cajole, or enchant artfully, especially for
& > the purpose of influencing. b. To use or manipulate to one's own advantage;
& > exploit.
& > 14. To carry on an operation or a function in or through.
& > 15. To ferment (liquor, for example).
& >
& > Šphrasal verbs.
& > work in.
& > 1. To insert or introduce.
& > 2. To make an opening for, as in a schedule.
& > 3. To cause to be inserted by repeated or continuous effort.
& > work into.
& > 1. To insert or introduce into.
& > 2. To make an opening for (someone or something) in.
& > 3. To cause to be inserted in by repeated or continuous effort.
& > work off.
& > To get rid of by work or effort.
& > work out.
& > 1. To accomplish by work or effort.
& > 2. To find a solution for; solve.
& > 3. To formulate or develop.
& > 4. To discharge (an obligation or a debt) with labor in place of money.
& > 5. To prove successful, effective, or satisfactory.
& > 6. To have a specified result.
& > 7. To engage in strenuous exercise for physical conditioning.
& > 8. To exhaust (a mine, for example).
& > work over.
& > 1. To do for a second time; rework.
& > 2. Slang. To inflict severe physical damage on; beat up.
& > work up.
& > 1. To arouse the emotions of; excite.
& > 2.a. To increase one's skill, responsibility, efficiency, or status through
& > work. b. To intensify gradually.
& > 3. To develop or produce by mental or physical effort.
& >
& > Šidioms.
& > at work.
& > 1. Engaged in labor; working.
& > 2. In operation.
& > in the works.
& > In preparation; under development.
& > out of work.
& > Without a job; unemployed.
& > put in work.
& > To perform labor or duties, as on a specified project.
& > work both sides of the street.
& > To engage in double-dealing; be duplicitous.
& > work like a charm.
& > To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome.
& > work (one's) fingers to the bone.
& > To labor extremely hard; toil or travail.
& >
& > Now, FOAD, fucker.
&
& bravo !
Encore?
____________________________________________________________________________
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I report all spam I get. SpamBots: root@localhost, webmaster@localhost
And I'd like to close by saying... Ahahahahahahahahahahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!
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J'raxis 270145
...And, somewhere, somehow, someway, oliver1
<oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, oliver1
& > <oli...@ici.dont.believe.you.net> wrote:
& >
& > & trt wrote:
& > & >
& > & > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > >
& > & > > ...And, pleurkhingly, lock...@aol.com (Locke8340) wrote:
& > & > >
& > & > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
& > & > > & ><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > & > > & >
& > & > > & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > > & >& >
& > & > > & >& > ...But what the point of this article is is still unknown to
& > me, but
& > & > > & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > & > > & >& >
& > & > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link
& > where it
& > & > > & >shows
& > & > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
& > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
& > reply,
& > & > > & >this one
& > & > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > & > > & >& > &
& > & > > & >& > & nor will this.
& > & > > & >& >
& > & > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
& > & > > & >&
& > & > > & >& still no help here.
& > & > > & >
& > & > > & >Or here.
& > & > > &
& > & > > & Maybe here?
& > & > > & Nah.
& > & > >
& > & > > Ooh! Here's some help!
& > & > > No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
& > & > > Nevermind... carry on.
& > & > >
& > & > define "work"
& > &
& > & define "define".
& >
& > define "define 'define'."
&
& define "define 'define' 'define'."
Define "define 'define "define 'define'"'".
& |what|, you thnought i wouldn't write <that> ?
No. Totally unexpected.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: help@localhost, newsmaster@localhost
Macintosh regit et semper regnabit!
____________________________________________________________________________
NeoN
oliver1 wrote:
>
> NeoN wrote:
> >
> > oliver1 wrote:
> > >
> > > trt wrote:
> > > >
> > > > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
> > > > > & >
> > > > > & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > > > > & >& >
> > > > > & >& > & >
> > > > > & >shows
> > > > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> > > > > & >& > & >
> > > > > & >this one
> > > > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> > > > > & >& > &
> > > > > & >& >
> > > > > & >&
> > > > > & >
> > > > > &
> > > > > & Maybe here?
> > > > > & Nah.
> > > > >
> > > > > Ooh! Here's some help!
> > > > >
> > > > define "work"
> > >
> > > define "define"
> >
> > de-fine is what you get for walking on d-grass...
> >
> > Surfs Up!! Way Up!!
> >
> > NeoN
>
> yo, neon !
> fancy meeting you here.
>
> : )
>
> surf's up !
Ya! Waz wondern what you were up too...
Surf is Grinding! Way over head! Meatcuter broke a board even...
told him to ride the BK...
NeoN
NeoN
oliver1 wrote:
>
> J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> >
> > & > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > & > >
> > & > > & >& >
> > me, but
> > & > > & >& >
> > & > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> > & > > & >& > & >
> > & > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> > & > > & >& > & >
> > & > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link
> > where it
> > & > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> > & > > & >& > & >
> > & > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
> > reply,
> > & > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> > & > > & >& > &
> > & > > & >& > & nor will this.
> > & > > & >& >
> > & > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> > & > > & >&
> > & > > & >
> > & > > & >Or here.
> > & > > &
> > & > > & Maybe here?
> > & > >
> > & > > Ooh! Here's some help!
> > & > > No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
> > & > > Nevermind... carry on.
> > & > >
> > &
> > & define "define".
> >
>
> define "define 'define' 'define'."
define "define 'define' 'define' "define"
No, We Knew You Would...
oliver1
J'raxis 270145 wrote:
>
> ...And, somewhere, somehow, someway, oliver1
> <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
>
> & >
> & > <oli...@ici.dont.believe.you.net> wrote:
> & >
> & > & >
> & > & > >
> & > & > >
> & > & > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
> & > & > > & >& >
> & > & > > & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
> & > & > > & >& >
> & > & > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
> & > & > > & >& > & >
> & > & > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
> & > & > > & >& > & >
> & > & > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post the link
> & > & > > & >shows
> & > & > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
> & > & > > & >& > & >
> & > & > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for another
> & > & > > & >this one
> & > & > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
> & > & > > & >& > &
> & > & > > & >& >
> & > & > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
> & > & > > & >&
> & > & > > & >
> & > & > > & >Or here.
> & > & > > &
> & > & > > & Nah.
> & > & > >
> & > & > > Ooh! Here's some help!
> & > & > > Nevermind... carry on.
> & > & > >
> & > & > define "work"
> & > &
> & > & define "define".
> & > define "define 'define'."
> &
> & define "define 'define' 'define'."
>
> Define "define 'define "define 'define'"'".
>
> & |what|, you thnought i wouldn't write <that> ?
>
> No. Totally unexpected.
eurkher.
: )
oliver1
of course !
J'raxis 270145
...And how I cam to this place, I cannot say, but now that I'm here, well,
let's just read what oliver1 <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And, oliver1 <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& >
& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & >
& > & > ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, trt
<trtN...@mindspring.com>
& > & > wrote:
& > & >
& > & > & define "work"
& > & >
& > & > work (wûrk) n. Abbr. wk.
& > & > 1. Physical or mental effort or activity directed toward the
production or
& > & > accomplishment of something.
& > & > 2.a. A job; employment. b. A trade, profession, or other means of
& > livelihood.
& > & > 3.a. Something that one is doing, making, or performing, especially
as an
& > & > occupation or undertaking; a duty or task. b. An amount of such activity
& > & > either done or required.
& > & > 4.a. The part of a day devoted to an occupation or undertaking. b. One's
& > & > place of employment.
& > & > 5.a. Something that has been produced or accomplished through the
effort,
& > & > activity, or agency of a person or thing. b. Full action or effect of an
& > & > agency. c. An act; a deed.
& > & > 6.a. An artistic creation, such as a painting, sculpture, or literary or
& > & > musical composition; a work of art. b. works. The output of a writer, an
& > & > artist, or a musician considered or collected as a whole.
& > & > 7.a. works. Engineering structures, such as bridges or dams. b. A
fortified
& > & > structure, such as a trench or fortress.
& > & > 8.a. Needlework, weaving, lacemaking, or a similar textile art. b.
A piece
& > & > of such textile art.
& > & > 9. A material or piece of material being processed in a machine during
& > & > manufacture.
& > & > 10. works. (used with a sing. or pl. verb). A factory, plant, or similar
& > & > building or complex of buildings where a specific type of business or
& > & > industry is carried on. Often used in combination.
& > & > 11. works. Internal mechanism.
& > & > 12. The manner, style, or quality of working or treatment; workmanship.
& > & > 13. Abbr. w Physics. The transfer of energy from one physical system to
& > & > another, especially the transfer of energy to a body by the
application of
& > & > a force that moves the body in the direction of the force. It is
calculated
& > & > as the product of the force and the distance through which the body
moves
& > & > and is expressed in joules, ergs, and foot-pounds.
& > & > 14. works. Theology. Moral or righteous acts or deeds.
& > & > 15. works.a. Informal. The full range of possibilities; everything. Used
& > & > with the. b. Slang. A thorough beating or other severe treatment.
Used with
& > & > the.
& > & >
& > & > Ðwork adj.
& > & > 1. Of, relating to, designed for, or engaged in work.
& > & >
& > & > Ðwork v. worked also wrought (rôt), work0ing, works.
& > & > Ðintr.
& > & > 1. To exert oneself physically or mentally in order to do, make, or
& > & > accomplish something.
& > & > 2. To be employed; have a job.
& > & > 3.a. To function; operate. b. To function or operate in the desired or
& > & > required way.
& > & > 4.a. To have a given effect or outcome. b. To have the desired effect or
& > & > outcome; prove successful.
& > & > 5. To exert an influence. Used with on or upon.
& > & > 6. To arrive at a specified condition through gradual or repeated
movement.
& > & > 7. To proceed or progress slowly and laboriously.
& > & > 8. To move in an agitated manner, as with emotion.
& > & > 9. To behave in a specified way when handled or processed.
& > & > 10. To ferment.
& > & > 11. Nautical. a. To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give
slightly
& > & > and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship. b. To sail
against
& > & > the wind.
& > & > 12. To undergo small motions that result in friction and wear.
& > & > Ðtr.
& > & > 1. To cause or effect; bring about.
& > & > 2. To cause to operate or function; actuate, use, or manage.
& > & > 3. To shape or forge.
& > & > 4. To make or decorate by needlework.
& > & > 5. To solve (a problem) by calculation and reasoning.
& > & > 6. To knead, stir, or otherwise manipulate in preparation.
& > & > 7. To bring to a specified condition by gradual or repeated effort
or work.
& > & > 8. To make, achieve, or pay for by work or effort.
& > & > 9. Informal. To arrange or contrive. Often used with it.
& > & > 10. To make productive; cultivate.
& > & > 11. To cause to work.
& > & > 12. To excite or provoke.
& > & > 13. Informal. a. To gratify, cajole, or enchant artfully, especially for
& > & > the purpose of influencing. b. To use or manipulate to one's own
advantage;
& > & > exploit.
& > & > 14. To carry on an operation or a function in or through.
& > & > 15. To ferment (liquor, for example).
& > & >
& > & > Ðphrasal verbs.
& > & > work in.
& > & > 1. To insert or introduce.
& > & > 2. To make an opening for, as in a schedule.
& > & > 3. To cause to be inserted by repeated or continuous effort.
& > & > work into.
& > & > 1. To insert or introduce into.
& > & > 2. To make an opening for (someone or something) in.
& > & > 3. To cause to be inserted in by repeated or continuous effort.
& > & > work off.
& > & > To get rid of by work or effort.
& > & > work out.
& > & > 1. To accomplish by work or effort.
& > & > 2. To find a solution for; solve.
& > & > 3. To formulate or develop.
& > & > 4. To discharge (an obligation or a debt) with labor in place of money.
& > & > 5. To prove successful, effective, or satisfactory.
& > & > 6. To have a specified result.
& > & > 7. To engage in strenuous exercise for physical conditioning.
& > & > 8. To exhaust (a mine, for example).
& > & > work over.
& > & > 1. To do for a second time; rework.
& > & > 2. Slang. To inflict severe physical damage on; beat up.
& > & > work up.
& > & > 1. To arouse the emotions of; excite.
& > & > 2.a. To increase one's skill, responsibility, efficiency, or status
through
& > & > work. b. To intensify gradually.
& > & > 3. To develop or produce by mental or physical effort.
& > & >
& > & > Ðidioms.
& > & > at work.
& > & > 1. Engaged in labor; working.
& > & > 2. In operation.
& > & > in the works.
& > & > In preparation; under development.
& > & > out of work.
& > & > Without a job; unemployed.
& > & > put in work.
& > & > To perform labor or duties, as on a specified project.
& > & > work both sides of the street.
& > & > To engage in double-dealing; be duplicitous.
& > & > work like a charm.
& > & > To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome.
& > & > work (one's) fingers to the bone.
& > & > To labor extremely hard; toil or travail.
& > & >
& > & > Now, FOAD, fucker.
& > &
& > & bravo !
& >
& > Encore?
&
& of course !
Encore! Encore!
work (wûrk) n. Abbr. wk.
1. Physical or mental effort or activity directed toward the production or
accomplishment of something.
2.a. A job; employment. b. A trade, profession, or other means of livelihood.
3.a. Something that one is doing, making, or performing, especially as an
occupation or undertaking; a duty or task. b. An amount of such activity
either done or required.
4.a. The part of a day devoted to an occupation or undertaking. b. One's
place of employment.
5.a. Something that has been produced or accomplished through the effort,
activity, or agency of a person or thing. b. Full action or effect of an
agency. c. An act; a deed.
6.a. An artistic creation, such as a painting, sculpture, or literary or
musical composition; a work of art. b. works. The output of a writer, an
artist, or a musician considered or collected as a whole.
7.a. works. Engineering structures, such as bridges or dams. b. A fortified
structure, such as a trench or fortress.
8.a. Needlework, weaving, lacemaking, or a similar textile art. b. A piece
of such textile art.
9. A material or piece of material being processed in a machine during
manufacture.
10. works. (used with a sing. or pl. verb). A factory, plant, or similar
building or complex of buildings where a specific type of business or
industry is carried on. Often used in combination.
11. works. Internal mechanism.
12. The manner, style, or quality of working or treatment; workmanship.
13. Abbr. w Physics. The transfer of energy from one physical system to
another, especially the transfer of energy to a body by the application of
a force that moves the body in the direction of the force. It is calculated
as the product of the force and the distance through which the body moves
and is expressed in joules, ergs, and foot-pounds.
14. works. Theology. Moral or righteous acts or deeds.
15. works.a. Informal. The full range of possibilities; everything. Used
with the. b. Slang. A thorough beating or other severe treatment. Used with
the.
‹work adj.
1. Of, relating to, designed for, or engaged in work.
‹work v. worked also wrought (rôt), work0ing, works.
‹intr.
1. To exert oneself physically or mentally in order to do, make, or
accomplish something.
2. To be employed; have a job.
3.a. To function; operate. b. To function or operate in the desired or
required way.
4.a. To have a given effect or outcome. b. To have the desired effect or
outcome; prove successful.
5. To exert an influence. Used with on or upon.
6. To arrive at a specified condition through gradual or repeated movement.
7. To proceed or progress slowly and laboriously.
8. To move in an agitated manner, as with emotion.
9. To behave in a specified way when handled or processed.
10. To ferment.
11. Nautical. a. To strain in heavy seas so that the joints give slightly
and the fastenings become slack. Used of a boat or ship. b. To sail against
the wind.
12. To undergo small motions that result in friction and wear.
‹tr.
1. To cause or effect; bring about.
2. To cause to operate or function; actuate, use, or manage.
3. To shape or forge.
4. To make or decorate by needlework.
5. To solve (a problem) by calculation and reasoning.
6. To knead, stir, or otherwise manipulate in preparation.
7. To bring to a specified condition by gradual or repeated effort or work.
8. To make, achieve, or pay for by work or effort.
9. Informal. To arrange or contrive. Often used with it.
10. To make productive; cultivate.
11. To cause to work.
12. To excite or provoke.
13. Informal. a. To gratify, cajole, or enchant artfully, especially for
the purpose of influencing. b. To use or manipulate to one's own advantage;
exploit.
14. To carry on an operation or a function in or through.
15. To ferment (liquor, for example).
‹phrasal verbs.
work in.
1. To insert or introduce.
2. To make an opening for, as in a schedule.
3. To cause to be inserted by repeated or continuous effort.
work into.
1. To insert or introduce into.
2. To make an opening for (someone or something) in.
3. To cause to be inserted in by repeated or continuous effort.
work off.
To get rid of by work or effort.
work out.
1. To accomplish by work or effort.
2. To find a solution for; solve.
3. To formulate or develop.
4. To discharge (an obligation or a debt) with labor in place of money.
5. To prove successful, effective, or satisfactory.
6. To have a specified result.
7. To engage in strenuous exercise for physical conditioning.
8. To exhaust (a mine, for example).
work over.
1. To do for a second time; rework.
2. Slang. To inflict severe physical damage on; beat up.
work up.
1. To arouse the emotions of; excite.
2.a. To increase one's skill, responsibility, efficiency, or status through
work. b. To intensify gradually.
3. To develop or produce by mental or physical effort.
‹idioms.
at work.
1. Engaged in labor; working.
2. In operation.
in the works.
In preparation; under development.
out of work.
Without a job; unemployed.
put in work.
To perform labor or duties, as on a specified project.
work both sides of the street.
To engage in double-dealing; be duplicitous.
work like a charm.
To function very well or have a very good effect or outcome.
work (one's) fingers to the bone.
To labor extremely hard; toil or travail.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
I report all spam I get. SpamBots: abuse@localhost, postmaster@localhost
"Paranoid is what they call people who imagine threats against their
life. I have threats against my life." (Garak, ST:DS9)
____________________________________________________________________________
J'raxis 270145
...And how I came to this place, I cannot say, but now that I'm here, well,
let's just read what oliver1 <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& >
& > ...And, somewhere, somehow, someway, oliver1
& > <oli...@ici.am.not.the.walrus.net> wrote:
& >
& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & >
& > & > ...And, with much pluerkhing and gleurkhing, oliver1
& > & > <oli...@ici.dont.believe.you.net> wrote:
& > & >
& > & > & trt wrote:
& > & > & >
& > & > & > J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > & > >
& > & > & > > ...And, pleurkhingly, lock...@aol.com (Locke8340) wrote:
& > & > & > >
& > & > & > > & >...And I see I knwo what yuor thnikking, when oliver1
& > & > & > > & ><oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > & > & > > & >
& > & > & > > & >& J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > & > > & >& >
& > & > & > > & >& > ...But what the point of this article is is still
unknown to
& > & > me, but
& > & > & > > & >& > anyway, <oli...@ici.knwo.what.yuor.thniking.net> wrote:
& > & > & > > & >& >
& > & > & > > & >& > & J'raxis 270145 wrote:
& > & > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > & > > & >& > & > ...And look at this, in which pr...@ao.com wrote:
& > & > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > & > > & >& > & > & Please tell me it does!!!! If so, please post
the link
& > & > where it
& > & > & > > & >shows
& > & > & > > & >& > & > & step by step configurations!
& > & > & > > & >& > & >
& > & > & > > & >& > & > It does. But I don't know exactly how. So wait for
another
& > & > reply,
& > & > & > > & >this one
& > & > & > > & >& > & > ain't gonna help you. Eurkh.
& > & > & > > & >& > &
& > & > & > > & >& > & nor will this.
& > & > & > > & >& >
& > & > & > > & >& > This one won't help you either. Carry on.
& > & > & > > & >&
& > & > & > > & >& still no help here.
& > & > & > > & >
& > & > & > > & >Or here.
& > & > & > > &
& > & > & > > & Maybe here?
& > & > & > > & Nah.
& > & > & > >
& > & > & > > Ooh! Here's some help!
& > & > & > > No, wait... it's just a ball of dirt.
& > & > & > > Nevermind... carry on.
& > & > & > >
& > & > & > define "work"
& > & > &
& > & > & define "define".
& > & >
& > & > define "define 'define'."
& > &
& > & define "define 'define' 'define'."
& >
& > Define "define 'define "define 'define'"'".
& >
& > & |what|, you thnought i wouldn't write <that> ?
& >
& > No. Totally unexpected.
&
& eurkher.
Eurkhee.
____________________________________________________________________________
Jeremy J. Olson <jra...@usa.net> <http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson>
JelloBiafa
Isaac-Lew
On 8 Feb 1998 04:46:15 GMT, jello...@aol.com (JelloBiafa) wrote:
>to find out about netscape working with aol go to;
>http://www.i-explorer.com/aol.htm
Hmm...I'm no Lindell, but here's a Web Page Review(tm):
The page loads fast. It has only 1 major graphic on it. The
background looks sickening...it should be a little lighter IMO. When
I look at the document info, this is what comes up:
Last Modified: Thursday, April 18, 1996 12:48:56 Local time
Last Modified:Thursday, April 18, 1996 16:48:56 GMT
Therefore, this page hasn't been touched in over 1 1/2 years.
It gives instructions on how to set up Netscape 2.0 (even though
they've upgraded several times since then) with AOL 2.5 *snicker*. It
tells you to download winsock.dll from AOL *giggle* (even though doing
so can cause MAJOR problems with any existing Internet software on
your system).
Quote from page:
>If you have any problems with the winsock.dll installation, AOL’s customer service will assist you further. Netscape does offer
>some online help, which can be found at their homepage - http://home.netscape.com
*BWAHAHAHAHA*
(Note: if you've hosed your winsock, you CAN'T go to
home.netscape.com or anywhere else)
All in all, I'd recommend that you not follow the directions on this
page. At the very least, find a page with up-to-date information
instead of outdated & potentially dangerous instructions.
(posted/emailed)
--
"You wanker, get back in the bathtub and start biting at those fart
bubbles again...." JM Hunter, 10 Jan 1998
Isaac (Isaac-Lew on Dalnet)
Member, Jon Heifetz Fan Club, African-American X-Y Chromosomal Division
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