Lancia Delta Integrale Evolution UK Car For Sale
Richard Kilpatrick
<benb...@btinternet.com> dipped their finger in oil and wrote:
> K/92, £10,950 ono
Crossposted.
Binary Attachment (Apple format, no less, with resource fork).
HTML.
Would you buy a performance car from this man?
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Dan
are gonna be annoyed......
"Ben Basten" <benb...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evolution
K/92, Met Black, Black Leather Recaro, Rare UK Car with FLSH, 48000 miles,
16" Alloys, Tracker, Brembo brakes, ABS, Sunroof, CD, MOT & Tax, recently
serviced and in stunning condition. £10,950 ono
Email b...@tonic.uk.com for more info.
depresion
image to a web server and then put up the URL.
Also it's a bit of a foux pa to post html in general.
Cj
I couldnt care less if every has a T3 connection , it's not a BINARY group!
I cant believe the groups you've posted it to!
uk.rec.cars.classic,uk.rec.cars.misc,alt.cars.ferrari,uk.rec.cars.modificati
ons
alt.cars.ferrai !!!! And it's hardly a classic!
Chris
Glenn
cross posted to 4 non binary
newsgroups and its in blodey HTML you are taking the piss pal.
POST A FUCKING LINK NEXT TIME.
Julian Stafford
Ben Basten wrote in message ...
>Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evolution
>
>K/92, Met Black, Black Leather Recaro, Rare UK Car with FLSH, 48000 miles,
>16" Alloys, Tracker, Brembo brakes, ABS, Sunroof, CD, MOT & Tax, recently
Anyone considering this car exercise extreme caution, lots started like as
LHD with shite conversions.
Regards Julian.
Ben Basten
obviously a f*** up on my part , thanks......
For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse, you obviously
don't get out that much, probably because you spend to much time on here
slagging people off and being generally childish. Your the kind of pathetic
c**ts that don't fit into society and have resulted to throwing insults from
behind your computer screen, you have no bollox.
And to those who B) slagged off a car that won the WRC 6 times over....you
obviously no nothing about cars and there history or pedigree so I suggest
you get back to your sad little life cracking codes and acting like complete
F*** wits.
;-|
Ben Basten
obviously a f*** up on my part , thanks......
For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse, you obviously
don't get out that much, probably because you spend to much time on here
slagging people off and being generally childish. Your the kind of pathetic
c**ts that don't fit into society and have resulted to throwing insults from
behind your computer screen, you have no bollox.
And to those who B) slagged off a car that won the WRC 6 times over....you
obviously no nothing about cars and there history or pedigree so I suggest
you get back to your sad little life cracking codes and acting like complete
F*** wits.
;-|
> From: "Dan" <dan....@hahaha.com>
> Organization: BT Internet
> Newsgroups:
>
uk.rec.cars.classic,uk.rec.cars.misc,alt.cars.ferrari,uk.rec.cars.modificati
on>
Dave Plowman
Ben Basten <benb...@btinternet.com> wrote:
> For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
> all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse,
Which newsgroup would that be? You seem to have crossposted to the
world...
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RIP Acorn
Julian Stafford
Ben Basten wrote in message ...
>And to those who B) slagged off a car that won the WRC 6 times over
Did it hell, it may have won 6 stages over the group B supercar era. On the
other hand the Audi quattro and quattro sport won at least 25 stages and the
championship outright on more than one occasion.
The Audi quattro can be picked up from £2500 onwards. Kind of makes that
Italian rust bucket of yours look a bit pricey?
Regards Julian. (only being rude because of your unprovoked attack)
Martin Wollny
"Ben Basten" <benb...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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Mike
<benb...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>Firstly to those who have a bit of decency and stuck up for what was
>obviously a f*** up on my part , thanks......
>
>For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
>all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse, you obviously
>don't get out that much, probably because you spend to much time on here
>slagging people off and being generally childish. Your the kind of pathetic
>c**ts that don't fit into society and have resulted to throwing insults from
>behind your computer screen, you have no bollox.
And you sir, are an idiot. All those pre-pubescent's that whinged at
you did so because you did something you weren't supposed to do. It
is considered very bad manners to post binary's to non-binary groups.
Had you bothered to investigate this before posting bloody great
pictures then perhaps you would have been treated with a little more
respect.
Mike
SuperNova
Gaz
"Ben Basten" <benb...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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Dave Plowman
SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote:
> *applauds*
Only a prat top posts one word and quotes the rest. Grow up.
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Richard Kilpatrick
Was the Integrale even competing for six years?
Impreza vs. Integrale :) Maybe the Integrale would be faster, but the
Subaru would make it to the end of the course :)
SuperNova
it doesnt say anywhere about "binary" or "non binary" at all any where as
far as i can see on outlook express, unless you can see different?
maybe this guy is using that as well?
and stop moaning its not like its your whole life is spent waiting for this
newsgroup to download is it?
or is your life really that excieting?
Gaz
"Mike" <mik...@clara.remove.net> wrote in message
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Lordy
It's quite a simple concept, it doesn't have the word 'binary' in it.
Hard one to figure out that, eh.
> maybe this guy is using that as well?
Would explain a lot of things.
--
Lordy
Glenn
SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote in message
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> how do you know its a "non-binary" news group when using outlook express?
> it doesnt say anywhere about "binary" or "non binary" at all any where as
> far as i can see on outlook express, unless you can see different?
> maybe this guy is using that as well?
> and stop moaning its not like its your whole life is spent waiting for
this
> newsgroup to download is it?
> or is your life really that excieting?
> Gaz
>
If a newsgroup accepts binaries it will say in it's name
and also in its charter e.g.
alt.alt.binaries.pictures
alt.binaries.pictures.fine-art.d
So if it doesn't say binary or something similar don't
post pictures in it.
Also ignorance is no excuse there is plenty of
information about newsgroups, why don't these
people RTFM before they subscribe
SuperNova
before they subscribe"d? as this is what im using atm
as i had no such data available to me when first joining this here
newsgroup!
i leart by others mistakes, ok ok *learning* from others mistakes
hey i'm still a begginner at this computer stuff
Glenn
> obviously a f*** up on my part , thanks......
>
> For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
> all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse, you obviously
> don't get out that much, probably because you spend to much time on here
> slagging people off and being generally childish. Your the kind of
pathetic
> c**ts that don't fit into society and have resulted to throwing insults
from
> behind your computer screen, you have no bollox.
>
> And to those who B) slagged off a car that won the WRC 6 times over....you
> obviously no nothing about cars and there history or pedigree so I suggest
> you get back to your sad little life cracking codes and acting like
complete
> F*** wits.
>
A) You seem to be the one with no manners, you have omitted that you made
a mistake, so why didn't you just apologise instead of insulting people even
more than you did in the first place.
B)The car WAS a good car and won the WRC 6 times, but this was back in
1992 nearly 10 years ago, no I'm not knocking the car but they where also
known
for rusting quicker than a metro left in sea water. personally I would much
rather
opt for a EVO 5/6/7 much nicer cars to drive.
you can read my review of the EVO 7 at http://www.moddedcars.com/
Richard Kilpatrick
<Who...@itgoes.com> dipped their finger in oil and wrote:
>how do you know its a "non-binary" news group when using outlook express?
Erm, it doesn't have the word binary in the title.
Outlook Express is like the Volvo 340 of the computer world. Free Agent
will avoid you looking like a moron and doesn't cost anything.
Ben Basten
I posted in good faith thinking I was using a newsgroup for its sole use. I
was wrong, ho hum and I understand that now. What jarred me was the abusive
donkey's that threw insults whilst explaining the rules of a newsgroup, is
that really meant to make me want to listen and learn how to use these
groups when I'm called a f*** wit for not understanding in the first place?
And in relation to your comments about rust on the Integrale, your mistaken
with the earlier Lancia cars. Lancia had rectified there rust issues by the
early 90's, and all there cars came with a 10 year anti corrosion guarantee
(as did the evo), although there reputation had already been dented by
failing 80's cars, and hence them pulling out of the UK market.
I don't doubt that the Mitsubishi is a good car but to compare the Integrale
Evo to the Mitsu Evo is unfair, they are from a different era with different
technology, and if your on a budget and you want a sort after ex WRC rally
car then the Grale is still a good proposition.
I rest my case.
> From: "Glenn" <g.s...@btinternet.com>
> Organization: BT Internet
> Newsgroups:
>
uk.rec.cars.classic,uk.rec.cars.misc,alt.cars.ferrari,uk.rec.cars.modificati
on> s
> Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 19:51:58 +0100
> Subject: Re: Lancia Delta Integrale Evolution UK Car For Sale
Mudge
>
>was wrong, ho hum and I understand that now. What jarred me was the abusive
>donkey's that threw insults whilst explaining the rules of a newsgroup, is
>that really meant to make me want to listen and learn how to use these
>groups when I'm called a f*** wit for not understanding in the first place?
If you want to use a newsgroup, lurk for a day or two and see what goes on
there before posting.
And the cardinal rules include:
1. Don't top-post (which you don't seem to have learned)
2. Don't post in HTML
3. Don't post binaries
4. Snip irrelevant material from your reply
These apply to *all* uk.* groups - so if you *ever* do *any* of the above
again clearly you are a fuckwit.
--
Peter
http://www.speedlimit.org.uk
"All that is required for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"
(Edmund Burke)
Mike
wrote:
>ok smart ass where on outlook express does it give you this option to "RTFM
>before they subscribe"d? as this is what im using atm
>as i had no such data available to me when first joining this here
>newsgroup!
>i leart by others mistakes, ok ok *learning* from others mistakes
>hey i'm still a begginner at this computer stuff
>Gaz
FFS! What the fuck has it got to do with shitty Outlook Express? Do
you have a web browser? Do you know what a search engine is?
Glenn
> ok smart ass where on outlook express does it give you this option to
"RTFM
> before they subscribe"d? as this is what im using atm
> as i had no such data available to me when first joining this here
> newsgroup!
> i leart by others mistakes, ok ok *learning* from others mistakes
> hey i'm still a begginner at this computer stuff
> Gaz
>
you can or cannot post binaries, its as simple as that.
you would have seen the name of the newsgroup,
and also seen that it does not contain the word binaries.
I assume that you have Microsoft Internet Explorer, you
can look up the charter of individual newsgroups by doing a
search on it's name.
SuperNova
occasionaly on this newsgroup!
it is known as technical jargon or something, not every living person knows
what it means!
so mistakes easily occur, then instead of being polite, as the person in
question may or may have not being new to the NG, you all moan and bitch
about it
and why would i want to look up a newsgroup with IE when i can just post on
it straight away?
you have no argument!
Gaz
"Glenn" <g.s...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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SuperNova
hmmm?
SuperNova
Gaz
"Lordy" <sp...@recycle.bin> wrote in message
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FuzzyOrange
I
> was wrong, ho hum and I understand that now. What jarred me was the
abusive
> donkey's that threw insults whilst explaining the rules of a newsgroup, is
> that really meant to make me want to listen and learn how to use these
> groups when I'm called a f*** wit for not understanding in the first
place?
Ben ignore them
They are inconsiderate w*nkers
They slag people off for "top posting" mearly because they dont have the
energy in their hand to scroll down to see the old message (too much of the
above mentioned hobby methinks)
You used the group for what it should be used - ignore the morons they are a
plenty on newsgroups
> And in relation to your comments about rust on the Integrale, your
mistaken
> with the earlier Lancia cars. Lancia had rectified there rust issues by
the
> early 90's, and all there cars came with a 10 year anti corrosion
guarantee
> (as did the evo), although there reputation had already been dented by
> failing 80's cars, and hence them pulling out of the UK market.
I personally would cut my left arm off for an Integrale
If I owned an evo 6 or 7 I'd hardly feel right throwing it around a nice
muddy/gravelly race track
Thats something I think the Integrale looks like it was made to do - and
does it bloody well
> I don't doubt that the Mitsubishi is a good car but to compare the
Integrale
> Evo to the Mitsu Evo is unfair, they are from a different era with
different
> technology, and if your on a budget and you want a sort after ex WRC rally
> car then the Grale is still a good proposition.
Well said
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Well actually the picture will automatically be stripped by a lot of
ISPs...
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Glenn
> and not knowing what binary means .....explains the posting of a picture
> occasionaly on this newsgroup!
> it is known as technical jargon or something, not every living person
knows
> what it means!
> so mistakes easily occur, then instead of being polite, as the person in
> question may or may have not being new to the NG, you all moan and bitch
> about it
> and why would i want to look up a newsgroup with IE when i can just post
on
> it straight away?
> you have no argument!
> Gaz
>
which is why I'm not arguing, its a simple matter and you
are wrong. if you don't know how to use a newsgroup then
you shouldn't be using it. get some tuition, or be prepared to be
criticised when you make mistakes due to your lack of knowledge.
Glenn
and Microsoft software does not have any kind
of verification.
Dave Plowman
SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote:
> ALSO if you can not post pictures in this NG ...why is that option there?
> hmmm?
Cause you're using crap US software where they don't pay for their phone
calls. The same crap software that keeps making you top post despite being
repeatedly asked to not do so.
Why do wet behind the ears newbies always argue? Did you do the same with
your driving instructor, saying you weren't going to obey any silly UK
rules, but use US ones instead?
--
* Many hamsters only blink one eye at a time *
Ben (OB1)
> From: "Glenn" <g.s...@btinternet.com>
> Organization: BT Internet
> Newsgroups:
>
uk.rec.cars.classic,uk.rec.cars.misc,alt.cars.ferrari,uk.rec.cars.modificati
on> s
> Date: Wed, 24 Oct 2001 00:47:32 +0100
> Subject: Re: Lancia Delta Integrale Evolution UK Car For Sale
>
>
Now there's criticisms and then there's cowardice.
Come on Glenn admit it, these kids that slag people off (from behind their
faceless screens) for a pretty feeble mistake are splitting hairs. If the
real world was like this then we'd all be fighting in the streets wouldn't
we.
>
Richard Jones
Integrale
> Evo to the Mitsu Evo is unfair, they are from a different era with
different
> technology, and if your on a budget and you want a sort after ex WRC rally
> car then the Grale is still a good proposition.
The 'grale in my opinion is a fantastic car, exceptionally good looking;
with bags of road presence that modern day scoobies, and EVOs just cannot
match... Okay so they stopped product around '94 (with the Evoluzion Kat),
but they are still excellent cars; Having had the delight of being taken for
a spin in one, I can honestly say it is my personal dream car. They cost a
fair bit to run, but that's rally heritage for you. At the moment i'm in the
need for daily drivers, and I wouldn't want to run the mileage up on such a
gorgeous creature; that said when I'm in the luxurious position of being
able to own a weekend car, I know where I'll be looking...
And for those posting about RHD, and "shite" conversions; well the only true
RHDs were pre EVO, i.e the earlier lancia integrale delta16v (the twin
rear-pipe jobbies) or HF 4WD & HW 8v'ers ; No EVO (Kat or otherwise) ever
came from the factory RHD. There have been a fair few converted over, but
because there are *no* RHD steering racks they usually slap on the old 16v
RHD steering rack which has a longer ratio, and thus destroys the feel of
this marvellous car...
Richard J.
ANDREW ROBERT BREEN
SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote:
>how do you know its a "non-binary" news group when using outlook express?
>it doesnt say anywhere about "binary" or "non binary" at all any where as
>far as i can see on outlook express, unless you can see different?
>maybe this guy is using that as well?
If it the group doesn't have "binary" or "binaries" in its name then
binaries (and indeed anything except ASCII text) is prohibited. Simple.
--
Andy Breen ~ Interplanetary Scintillation Research Group
http://users.aber.ac.uk/azb/
"Time has stopped, says the Black Lion clock
and eternity has begun" (Dylan Thomas)
ANDREW ROBERT BREEN
SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote:
>ok smart ass where on outlook express does it give you this option to "RTFM
>before they subscribe"d? as this is what im using atm
>as i had no such data available to me when first joining this here
>newsgroup!
>i leart by others mistakes, ok ok *learning* from others mistakes
>hey i'm still a begginner at this computer stuff
Used to be that newsreading software would automatically subscribe you
to newusers groups when you set it up. That was very useful, as it meant
that people starting out were pointed to information on how to post and
general aspects of USENET ettiquette. Unfortunately Microsoft appear to be
too clueless to do this, so we get arguements and kerfuffles like this
one.
is the best place to start for information on uk.* groups and how to use
them - strongly recommended.
In the meantime the cardinal rules are generally held to be:
1. If the group doesn't have "binaries" in its name, post plain text only
2. Don't post a message to more then four groups -
maximum. Excessive crossposting really annoys people
3. When following up someone else's message, edit out the stuff that isn't
relevent to your reply (it cuts the length of the message down) and add
your contribution *after* the other person's stuff. Top-posting (that is,
the new stuff at the top) is a real no-no, but Outlook appears to default
to it - another example of MS getting things wrong.
Hope this helps.
ANDREW ROBERT BREEN
Glenn <g.s...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
>SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote in message
>news:9r4ea0$l1p$1...@plutonium.btinternet.com...
>> ok smart ass where on outlook express does it give you this option to
>"RTFM
>I assume that you have Microsoft Internet Explorer, you
>can look up the charter of individual newsgroups by doing a
>search on it's name.
http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.rec.cars.classic.html?uk.rec.cars.classic
is the charter for one group (uk.rec.cars.classic)
ANDREW ROBERT BREEN
Glenn <g.s...@btinternet.com> wrote:
>SuperNova <Who...@itgoes.com> wrote in message
>news:9r4mdc$n5c$1...@neptunium.btinternet.com...
>> and not knowing what binary means .....explains the posting of a picture
>> occasionaly on this newsgroup!
>> it is known as technical jargon or something, not every living person
>knows
>> what it means!
>> so mistakes easily occur, then instead of being polite, as the person in
>> question may or may have not being new to the NG, you all moan and bitch
>> about it
>> and why would i want to look up a newsgroup with IE when i can just post
>on
>> it straight away?
>Your right about one thing, I don't have an argument
>which is why I'm not arguing, its a simple matter and you
>are wrong. if you don't know how to use a newsgroup then
>you shouldn't be using it. get some tuition, or be prepared to be
>criticised when you make mistakes due to your lack of knowledge.
There is actually a good point here on both sides. (Some) Newsreading
software used (at one time) to provide hints and tips on ettiquette,
including the strong suggestions to read the group charter /and/ to lurk
in a group (read it but not post) for at least a couple of weeks before
posting. Unfortunately current newsreading programmes don't do this.
Logically, ISPs (the people you get your connection through) should
implement this, but of course they don't.
Dan
> 3. When following up someone else's message, edit out the stuff that isn't
> relevent to your reply (it cuts the length of the message down) and add
> your contribution *after* the other person's stuff. Top-posting (that is,
> the new stuff at the top) is a real no-no, but Outlook appears to default
> to it - another example of MS getting things wrong.
Although anyone weak minded enough to be *forced* into top posting just
because the cursor appears there deserves everything they get.
Adrian
and Integrales are ones that have been converted.
In article <1003912280.12238....@news.demon.co.uk>,
Geoff Mackenzie
"Ben Basten" <benb...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:B7FA0B40.6B35%benb...@btinternet.com...
> Firstly to those who have a bit of decency and stuck up for what was
> obviously a f*** up on my part , thanks......
>
> For those who A) have no manners and obviously are of a prepubescent age,
> all I can say is you can stick your newsgroup up your arse, you obviously
> don't get out that much, probably because you spend to much time on here
> slagging people off and being generally childish. Your the kind of
pathetic
> c**ts that don't fit into society and have resulted to throwing insults
from
> behind your computer screen, you have no bollox.
>
> And to those who B) slagged off a car that won the WRC 6 times over....you
> obviously no nothing about cars and there history or pedigree so I suggest
> you get back to your sad little life cracking codes and acting like
complete
> F*** wits.
Er - missed the earlier posts - did someone upset you?
Geoff MacK
Geoff Mackenzie
"Mike" <mik...@clara.remove.net> wrote in message
news:4rkbttkvf579flrd3...@4ax.com...
Please... we all make mistakes.... I subscribe to uk.rec.cars.classic
because I am interested in, and drive, old cars. I think I know what
Outlook Express is, but would not presume to describe it as shitty as I
don't know what else is available. Not sure I need to, as it seems to work
perfectly well for me.
Web browser? Search engine? Please take this argument to somewhere your
discussion about technical matters would be more appropriate.
Don't mean to be unkind, but would rather discuss cars than the merits of
software products.
Geoff MacK
Lordy
> to describe it as shitty as I don't know what else is available.
> Not sure I need to, as it seems to work perfectly well for me.
Yea, there's nothing actally inherently wrong with Outlook Express, it's
just considered 'cool' to slag it off because it has some settings
defaulted to annoy 'cool' newsgroup users (and they say Bill Gates has no
sense of humour).
> Don't mean to be unkind, but would rather discuss cars than the merits of
> software products.
Well said. Right, let's see, those old classic cars, pretty shitty aren't
they :)
--
Lordy
Dan
> Yea, there's nothing actally inherently wrong with Outlook Express, it's
> just considered 'cool' to slag it off because it has some settings
> defaulted to annoy 'cool' newsgroup users (and they say Bill Gates has no
> sense of humour).
Apart from that it's shite, the security is shite, the options are shite,
and it's generally a pile of shite - no.
Richard Kilpatrick
<sp...@recycle.bin> dipped their finger in oil and wrote:
>Yea, there's nothing actally inherently wrong with Outlook Express
Other than the fact that it's a security hole the size of Texas.
Richard (who thinks OE is like painting a big red sign saying 'Trojans
Welcome')
-AbFab-UncleFista/Tony
as you wish......
It's like saying "my car isn't secure at all" and then realising that all
you have to do is lock it ;)
--
Tony Bond / -AbFab-UncleFista
Love is like a snowmobile, speeding across the frozen tundra.
Which suddenly flips, pinning you underneath.
At night the ice-weasels come...
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