Kill Buffy and Faith
aslam1
by Buffy of course
Justina Lee
aslam1 <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote:
>Kill Buffy and Faith a few times each and see an army of slayers all lead
>by Buffy of course
>
>
Um, no.
Justina
aslam1
"aslam1" <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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Midnight Express
aslam1 <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> Kill Buffy and Faith a few times each and see an army of slayers all lead
> by Buffy of course
Please don't kill Faith - I'll look after her and keep her out of your way,
and, err, I really should stop now *g*
Prodigy
aslam1 <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
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> Kill Buffy and Faith a few times each and see an army of slayers all lead
> by Buffy of course
>
>
That would be quite a plan. Faith wouldn't do it and Buffy wouldn't do it,
so you're shit out of luck.
Mattia Valente
>
> It was a joke though i admit not funny at all.
Or particularly original. This sort of discussions tends to pop up right
after WML has been on ;-)
On a more serious note: PLEASE STOP CROSSPOSTING TO ALL THESE GROUPS
(and specifically alt.buffy.europe, in my case. I don't know what your
'home' group is, so I'm not restricting the list.)
> "aslam1" <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:5T9X5.1234$Ah3....@news6-win.server.ntlworld.com...
> > Kill Buffy and Faith a few times each and see an army of slayers all lead
> > by Buffy of course
Thank you,
Mattia
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A. Nony-Mouse
lead
> by Buffy of course
I got a better idea, how about we kill(file) you in a dire attempt to keep
the cross posting to an absolute minimum.
--
A. Nony-Mouse
- may however revert to blatant violence if necessary
aslam1
have just started using newsgroups maybe u should stop and get out in the
real worldd
"A. Nony-Mouse" <s37...@student.uq.edu.au> wrote in message
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Midnight Express
> God it is only a joke and how sad r u for complaining bout crossposting. I
> have just started using newsgroups maybe u should stop and get out in the
> real worldd
We all make mistakes but few admit it.
One of the things people hate most in the newsgroup world is when people
crosspost (post to multiple Newsgroups at once), but as you are new you were
not know this - I didn't when I was new :)
The trouble is most people tend to shoot first and ask questions later - and
they are usually not very diplomatic either :(
Have fun in Usenet!
David Chapman
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>
> aslam1 <asl...@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:q1xX5.1826$uC6....@news6-win.server.ntlworld.com...
> > God it is only a joke and how sad r u for complaining bout
crossposting. I
> > have just started using newsgroups maybe u should stop and get out
in the
> > real worldd
>
If you *are* new to Usenet, Aslam, don't you think it makes sense to
listen to the good advice of those more experienced in using it than
yourself?
One piece of friendly advice from me: drop the h4x0r-5p34k. This isn't
IRC or similar, where you're typing on the run - this is Usenet, where
you can compose offline. As such, not typing in Real English - barring
only TLAs [1], ETLAs [2], etc - tends to be frowned upon in most vaguely
intellectual groups, and in such groups replacing letters with numbers
or using phonetics is considered the Mark of the Luser.
> We all make mistakes but few admit it.
>
And still fewer avoid getting flamed for it. <grin>
> One of the things people hate most in the newsgroup world is when
people
> crosspost (post to multiple Newsgroups at once), but as you are new
you were
> not know this - I didn't when I was new :)
>
The reason for this being that it often leads to intergroup flamewars
and/or garbage spilling over from one group into a host of others. It's
also sometimes an indication of Usenet Performance Art in progress.
Lastly, in groups like ours, it could also lead to unmarked spoilers for
the European, Aussie and UKian groups if the US groups get careless.
[1] Three Letter Acronym [3]
[2] Extended Three Letter Acronym [4]
[3] These are a common Usenet joke. TLA *is* a TLA; ETLA refers to a
4-letter acronym and is one itself because it's been given an extra word
rather than simply being called a Four Letter Acronym, etc. etc. [5]
[4] And it goes on and on, through FETLA, SFETLA - I even heard
EBASORTLA once. [6]
[5] OK, it's not exactly a gutbuster - but that's what you get when you
let the computer nerds get in first and make all the jokes. <grin>
[6] Extended Beyond All Sense Or Reason Three Letter Acronym.
--
And the thing about failure is
It happens when you're out of time
You don't know you've lost the race
Until you cross the finish line
Jason Cornelius
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>
>
> and ask questions later
No.. The problem is that newbies rarely ever stop to learn about the media
they are using before using it.
Jason.
A. Nony-Mouse
I
> have just started using newsgroups maybe u should stop and get out in the
> real worldd
Might I add the requirement of taste to all (relatively) on-topic jokes -
makes the direction threads like this tend to go in a little rarer.
--
A. Nony-Mouse
Well, if Jerry Springer isn't educational TV, why does it make me feel so
much smarter?
- random philosophy
A. Nony-Mouse
> > and ask questions later
Note the emphasis on the word "people" - afterall we are only humans, it's
in our nature to do this.
> No.. The problem is that newbies rarely ever stop to learn about the
media
> they are using before using it.
This is true. This NG has seen it's fair share of this (and I must say the
threads were rather interesting yet futile in their purpose).
A. Nony-Mouse
it's
> >in our nature to do this.
>
>
huh?
> How do you do, sir?
>
> >> No.. The problem is that newbies rarely ever stop to learn about the
> >media
> >> they are using before using it.
> >
> >This is true. This NG has seen it's fair share of this (and I must say
the
> >threads were rather interesting yet futile in their purpose).
>
>
> Does anyone think rebecca might pop back in as soon as S5 begins?
let's have a show of hands
--
A. Nony-Mouse
- raises both hands
Paul Hammond
A. Nony-Mouse wrote in message <90o1m8$8qf$1...@bunyip.cc.uq.edu.au>...
>> >Note the emphasis on the word "people" - afterall we are only humans,
>it's
>> >in our nature to do this.
>>
>>
>> *bang*
>
>
>>
Makes sense if you go back to the original post.
People tend to shoot first, and ask questions later.
(Paul Hammond - lost joke explanation service)
God - this *is* very crossposted, isn't it...
>> >> No.. The problem is that newbies rarely ever stop to learn about the
>> >media
>> >> they are using before using it.
>> >
John Campbell Rees
"A. Nony-Mouse" <s37...@student.uq.edu.au> wrote:
> > > The trouble is most people tend to shoot first
> > > and ask questions later
>
> Note the emphasis on the word "people" - afterall we are only humans, it's
> in our nature to do this.
>
> > No.. The problem is that newbies rarely ever stop to learn about the
> > media they are using before using it.
>
> This is true. This NG has seen it's fair share of this (and I must say the
> threads were rather interesting yet futile in their purpose).
>
My original ISP sent out a guide to nettiquette with its software. In
it, it stated that it is best not to post to a newsgroup for at least
six weeks after subscribing. That time should be spent lurking, getting
a feel for the style and tone of the NG. It is a shame that this very
good piece of advice isn't given out by all ISPs to its new subscribers.
--
"Like shooting flies with a laser cannon, the aims a bit tricky, but
it certainly deals with the flies." - Lord Miles Vorkosigan.
From "Komarr" by Lois McMaster Bujold
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Brooke Sheldon
"Benjamin Grayland" <gray...@dingoblue.net.au> wrote in message
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>
>
> Does anyone think rebecca might pop back in as soon as S5 begins?
What happened to her anyway?
--
You can't have everything. Where would you put it?
Vassegno
Brooke Sheldon wrote:
>
> "Benjamin Grayland" <gray...@dingoblue.net.au> wrote in message
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> >
> >
> > Does anyone think rebecca might pop back in as soon as S5 begins?
>
> What happened to her anyway?
She went to where all trolls go in the end...
Vassegno
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