Freetard pirate blames everyone but himself
Hadron
http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_10002900/10002915.stm
,----
| I took it into a shop [the Xbox], there was a guy back there and I asked
| him and he did it for me [chipped it]. He charged £75 to get it chipped
| but at the end of the day I said to myself I'll pay £75 to get it
| chipped, after two games I've paid the money back.
`----
When his xbox was cut off from online gaming for using pirated games the
freetard had this to say:-
,----
| I was pretty distraught at the time, I can't remember exactly what it
| said but I saw the words 'banned' and I was gutted, completely gutted.
`----
And like a true freetard he thinks that everyone should get all
games. Saving up and buying things he can afford does not appear to be
on his agenda:-
,----
| Fair enough, one game once in a while but the amount of games coming
| out, good games, everyone wants to play them all. And for them to pay
| £50 a game?
`----
John Fuhrer
It's classic freetard behavior!!
This guy is a natural for Linux and I'll bet the Linux freetards are trying
to recruit him as a member of the cult as we speak!
If he doesn't like paying �50 for a game he should take a look at what that
game cost to develop and produce.
bbgruff
Please clarify how you make the link between this person and a Linux user?
Rick
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/
newsid_10002900/10002915.stm
>
>
Another fine piece of advocacy from "True Linux Advocate" Quark.
--
Rick
Nigel Feltham
Compared with Hollywood movies that cost �12 when released on DVD and then
drop to under �5 within 6 months and cost how much more or less than a game
to develop and produce (and are more likely to still be viewed by the buyer
in a year's time than most current games releases)?
chrisv
>> If he doesn't like paying �50 for a game he should take a look at what
>> that game cost to develop and produce.
>
>Compared with Hollywood movies that cost �12 when released on DVD and then
>drop to under �5 within 6 months and cost how much more or less than a game
>to develop and produce
Interesting comparison. However, the movie does make money in the
theaters, before being released on disk...
John Fuhrer
It's also a totally different market and the movie makes money year after
year where the life of a game, due mostly to technology improvements, is
much shorter.
These days making a quality game like GTA is like writing a book, making a
movie and writing a program all in one.
Hadron
Once again you fail to actually read what you reply to. But since its
you here:
"This guy is a natural for Linux"
Try and work out his meaning.
Hadron
What point are you trying to make? Don't like it? Don't buy it.
John Fuhrer
Sounds like we have unearthed another freetard.
John Fuhrer
Yea.
I read his reply a couple of times and didn't get it so I let it sit to see
what others were saying.
I think he has reached the point where even what he is reading, changes
right before his eyes in order to fit the agenda.
It's a sign of a true cult member.
RonB
> It's a sign of a true cult member.
But posting on a newsgroup 24/7 isn't? This must be the "serious work"
that Ray Lopez yammers on about for post after post after post.
--
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"There's a story there...somewhere"
John Fuhrer
> John Fuhrer wrote:
>
>> It's a sign of a true cult member.
>
> But posting on a newsgroup 24/7 isn't? This must be the "serious work"
> that Ray Lopez yammers on about for post after post after post.
I'm a very good multi-tasker.
Right now I'm mixing down, automated of course, some rare Puccini
recordings for a client.
That's the beauty of Windows 7 !
bbgruff
You become more and more obtuse, flatfish.
Let me summarize for you:-
1. I saw a "report" about an Xbox user, who had had his Xbox modified to run
pirated games. Correct?
2. This same Xbox user seemed to have complained because he had now been
stopped from doing so. Correct?
3. As far as I am aware, few if any Xbox models run Linux. Correct?
4. You, I believe, then suggested that "This guy is a natural for Linux and
I'll bet the Linux freetards are trying to recruit him as a member of the
cult as we speak!" Correct?
I am merely asking why you think that any Linux user would want to "recruit"
such a person, and you seem unwilling or unable to respond. Why is that?
Hadron
Err no. That is NOT what you said. YOU said, and I quote, :-
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| >>>> Please clarify how you make the link between this person and a Linux
| >>>> user?
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Chris Ahlstrom
> On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:30:17 +0100, Hadron wrote:
>
>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_10002900/10002915.stm
>>
>> And like a true freetard he thinks that everyone should get all games.
>> Saving up and buying things he can afford does not appear to be on his
>> agenda:-
>
> Another fine piece of advocacy from "True Linux Advocate" Quark.
Why would we Linux users care about an XBox gamer?
Perhaps "Hadron" is confused?
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>> Here's a better close-up of <name snipped>
>> http://gamesnet.vo.llnwd.net/o1/gamestar/objects/103240_main.jpg
> Amazingly good looking, <name snipped> / <name snipped> / <name snipped>.
Is that Liarnut's foot sticking out?
"Hadron" me-toos a turd-troll post <h4kdbt$2sn$1...@news.eternal-september.org>
William Poaster
say:
> Rick pulled this Usenet boner:
>
>> On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:30:17 +0100, Hadron wrote:
>>
>>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_10002900/10002915.stm
>>>
>>> And like a true freetard he thinks that everyone should get all games.
>>> Saving up and buying things he can afford does not appear to be on his
>>> agenda:-
>>
>> Another fine piece of advocacy from "True Linux Advocate" Quark.
>
> Why would we Linux users care about an XBox gamer?
AFAIC we don't. He's a winzdoze freetard.
> Perhaps "Hadron" is confused?
Nothing new there then.
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Hadron
> Above the wailing & moaning of the trolls, Chris Ahlstrom was heard to
> say:
>
>> Rick pulled this Usenet boner:
>>
>>> On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:30:17 +0100, Hadron wrote:
>>>
>>>> http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_10002900/10002915.stm
>>>>
>>>> And like a true freetard he thinks that everyone should get all games.
>>>> Saving up and buying things he can afford does not appear to be on his
>>>> agenda:-
>>>
>>> Another fine piece of advocacy from "True Linux Advocate" Quark.
>>
>> Why would we Linux users care about an XBox gamer?
>
> AFAIC we don't. He's a winzdoze freetard.
>
>> Perhaps "Hadron" is confused?
>
> Nothing new there then.
Once more Dumb Willy "me toos" and has NO idea what the thread is about.
Hint : it's not about "Linux users" per se. It's about Freetards. A
subset of Linux "advocates" here are self professed freetards.
Lets see if Dumb Willy can make the link.
Nigel Feltham
> On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 12:50:06 -0600, chrisv wrote:
>
>> Nigel Feltham wrote:
>>
>>>> If he doesn't like paying �50 for a game he should take a look at what
>>>> that game cost to develop and produce.
>>>
>>>Compared with Hollywood movies that cost �12 when released on DVD and
>>>then drop to under �5 within 6 months and cost how much more or less than
>>>a game to develop and produce
>>
>> Interesting comparison. However, the movie does make money in the
>> theaters, before being released on disk...
>
> It's also a totally different market and the movie makes money year after
> year where the life of a game, due mostly to technology improvements, is
> much shorter.
But often modern games are also so full of DRM there is no later resale
value for the customer and no chance of digging it out for a retro play in
a few years time after the maker has shut down their activation servers -
often those pirating games are the same ones who bought the thing and are
trying to use what they paid for without all the extra baggage getting in
the way.
Hadron
Since this is so "often", perhaps you could list the games where
activation serves no longer work and there are no patches to disable the
need? Take your time now ....
bbgruff
Perhaps you and I could come to an arrangement Hadron.
When I'm obviously talking to the organ grinder, perhaps you could let him
answer for himself.
In return, when I feel that I need input from his monkey, I will so
indicate.
William Poaster
I assume you will be using a banana for that purpose. :-)
bbgruff
Perhaps you and I could come to an arrangement Hadron.
bbgruff
Well, at least *you* don't seem to be confused, but possibly others are!
That reply of mine was intended for a different post by hadron in this
thread.
I've re-posted it so as to reply to the intended post.
My apologies for the blunder :-)
It gets more and more like something from The Two Ronnies in this group,
doesn't it? Perhaps time to move on to the difference between four candles
and fork handles? :-)
John Fuhrer
> I am merely asking why you think that any Linux user would want to "recruit"
> such a person, and you seem unwilling or unable to respond. Why is that?
You miss the point again.
In the first place you didn't say the above.
In the second place, Linux users be definition as a group are freetards.
Not all of them, but a good portion and especially the ones in COLA.
The reverse is not always true however.
So why would they want to recruit this guy?
Because he is bound to have PC and what better convert to the Linux
freetard cult than a person who believes he should be able to sponge off
(aka steal) the work of others.
The guy is halfway to the Linux cult already!
Get it monkey boy?
Now run along and try and get Ubuntu 9.10 karmic to boot or something.
John Fuhrer
Bingo!
We have a winner!!
Linux cult members, especially the vermin in COLA are by definition self
admitted "freetards".
However not all freetards are necessarily Linux cult members.
It went right over the goat fscker's head.
John Fuhrer
Now you're moving the goal posts.....
So are DVD's BTW, full of DRM.
Most of it has been cracked and re-cracked.
You're not going to have too many people interested in a 5 year old game of
Quake, well Linux users might be but they want it for free anyhow which is
another story.
However, movies never run out of style.
John Fuhrer
You're a complete idiot....And BTW you keep posting as bbgruff and Nigel
Feltham.
If you are going to troll, please try and keep your nyms straight.
You're not Terry Porter too are you?
Chris Ahlstrom
> John Fuhrer wrote:
>> On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 21:45:20 +0100, Hadron wrote:
<two loons snipped>
> You become more and more obtuse, flatfish.
>
> Let me summarize for you:-
>
> 1. I saw a "report" about an Xbox user, who had had his Xbox modified to run
> pirated games. Correct?
>
> 2. This same Xbox user seemed to have complained because he had now been
> stopped from doing so. Correct?
>
> 3. As far as I am aware, few if any Xbox models run Linux. Correct?
>
> 4. You, I believe, then suggested that "This guy is a natural for Linux and
> I'll bet the Linux freetards are trying to recruit him as a member of the
> cult as we speak!" Correct?
>
> I am merely asking why you think that any Linux user would want to "recruit"
> such a person, and you seem unwilling or unable to respond. Why is that?
They are idiotic trolls, that's why.
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Chris Ahlstrom
> Hadron wrote:
>
>> Err no. That is NOT what you said. YOU said, and I quote, :-
>>
> Perhaps you and I could come to an arrangement Hadron.
> When I'm obviously talking to the organ grinder, perhaps you could let him
> answer for himself.
> In return, when I feel that I need input from his monkey, I will so
> indicate.
LOL.
And "organ grinder" is /so/ apropos.
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Hadron
Perhaps you should keep to the topic of the thread. If you are needed,
Roy will summon you.
You sure made a boob there!
Hadron
LOL. Poor bbgruff. Obviously been hitting his Mom's "cooking sherry"
again.
Caught in the act.
Hilarious.
Hadron
Wonderful.
YOU get it completely wrong. YOU then post to the wrong post with the
wrong nym (hahahaha!). and now Dumb Willy is in to pretend you were
right and I was wrong.
Fact : When Dumb Willy shills your posts you know you're in trouble
Nigel. I mean bbgruff ...
John Fuhrer
Yep...
Nigel Feltham = bbgruff
There is a twinge of Mark Kent in those posts as well....
John Fuhrer
Wasn't that hysterical!!!
It's just as funny as Terry Porter forgetting his review posted in COLA was
of Ubuntu and then getting involved in a Fedora 11 thread while talking
about Ubuntu 9.04 !!!
He really rushed out the Fedora 11 review as soon as he got caught bull
shitting.....
The Linux clowns are just not too bright.
Tim Smith
Hadron <hadro...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> When his xbox was cut off from online gaming for using pirated games the
> freetard had this to say:-
I assume everyone has seen this, but in case anyone hasn't:
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfkDxF2kn1I>
--
--Tim Smith
Tim Smith
Chris Ahlstrom <ahls...@launchmodem.com> wrote:
> Rick pulled this Usenet boner:
>
> > On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 17:30:17 +0100, Hadron wrote:
> >
> >> http://news.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/hi/technology/newsid_10000000/newsid_1000290
> >> 0/10002915.stm
> >>
> >> And like a true freetard he thinks that everyone should get all games.
> >> Saving up and buying things he can afford does not appear to be on his
> >> agenda:-
> >
> > Another fine piece of advocacy from "True Linux Advocate" Quark.
>
> Why would we Linux users care about an XBox gamer?
>
> Perhaps "Hadron" is confused?
Another tragic case of COLA Amnesia. Roy frequently posts about XBox
here, and the "advocates" have declared his posts on topic for this
group.
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--Tim Smith
Hadron
Chris is so busy kissing Roy's arse he doesn't realise how much he
humiliates himself when sent out on the attack. His master flips the
doggy drops and Liarmutt stands on his hind legs with tongue lolling.
Gregory Shearman
>
> It gets more and more like something from The Two Ronnies in this group,
> doesn't it? Perhaps time to move on to the difference between four candles
> and fork handles? :-)
Ronnie Corbett: "It's a good night from me."
Ronnie Barker: "And it's a good night from him."
--
Regards,
Gregory.
Gentoo Linux - Penguin Power
chrisv
>> I am merely asking why you think that any Linux user would want to "recruit"
>> such a person, and you seem unwilling or unable to respond. Why is that?
>
>They are idiotic trolls, that's why.
Exactly. And the troll "won" because it got a nice response to its
idiocy. Let the circle-jerk begin!
chrisv
>Another tragic case of COLA Amnesia.
Another tragic cse of Timmy Twit Troll dishonesty.
>Roy frequently posts about XBox
>here, and the "advocates" have declared his posts on topic for this
>group.
Prove it, Timmy. Prove that we've defended Roy's posts as being 100%
on-topic. Prove that we even bother to read and think about 100% of
his subjects.
Idiot.
JEDIDIAH
A subset of ONE.
...and that's probably meant as a joke.
>
> Lets see if Dumb Willy can make the link.
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