In addition to Stephen Barrett I would also send BSA to go after him.
I won't waste any more time on his "naturalhealthperspective" scam. He
will never become the next Mercola and won't last long here after
people start ignoring his narcissistic posts. I was just trying to
speak the level he understands and bit entertain the public ... Taka
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On Apr 15, 11:14 pm, "John H. Gohde" <
john.h.go...@gmail.com> wrote:
> x-no-archive: yes
>
> ALL those Linux / Apple / Mac users can go to hell, as far I am
> concerned.
>
> Linux computers experience absolutely no problems? Try telling that
> Lie to somebody else. YOU are NOT fooling anyone.
>
> Real men use IBM PCs, anyway.
>
> YES, I once installed Linux on one of my old Windows95 computers. Any
> computer is pretty much useless without the software. That probably
> explains why you fossils are still using newsreaders. Obviously since
> my vast collection of software runs on IBM, you guys can go to
> hell. :)
>
> By the way MORONS, the problem is fixed. Boy some people cannot
> comprehend English in Print. Could be because why YOU are a moron?
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On Apr 16, 8:43 pm, "John H. Gohde" <
john.h.go...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I got my Windows95 computer for FREE from a dumpster. It had a BIOS
> Password protection on the system board which I easily defeated by
> flipping a hardware switch on one of the chips. YOU can surf the Web
> with it, as well as do a few others things. Probably I could re-
> install Windows95 on it and use it for an obsolete scanner. Still, it
> is NOT good enough for moi.
>
> Right now I am suffering with a rather small HD on a Compaq Evo 510.
> I watched the _Blue Crush 2_ movie on it last night off the Web for
> FREE with no commercials. The site that I found it on is probably
> running some type of an illegal operation.
>
> Previously, I watched _ Lawrence of Arabia_ on Crackle, off the Web,
> which was 3 hours and 36 minutes long. Now, that is what I call a
> video!
>
> Then there is of course regular DVDs which this old computer plays
> quite well.