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>wildcat@hushmail.me, wrote
>>On Wed, 11 Nov 2009 19:10:20 +1000, hopper
>><Troll5layer@acting.invalid> wrote:
>>
>>>maggy <me@home>, wrote
>>>>it is asking for a password :-(
>>>
>>>maggy????
>>>I really would have thought you knew better.
>>>
>>>Downloading that mess just illustrates how
>>>morally bankrupt some are here (ABCP) :-/
>>
>>
>>I read this post before I downloaded this group of files.
>
>ok....
>According to "maggy" they are passworded (locked), WC.. so
>I hope you did only get headers and not the actual files.
>
>The post is Spam.. deliberately set to list the way it does.
>
>FYI.. this is an old trick of Jeans.
>On this occasion he has (according to maggy) locked the
>file/s as a little "gift" :-/
>At one time he had a weeks fun egging folks with the
>promise of a password. The next time he did it folks
>weren't so keen.
>But he does it again... braindead, has to be..!
>
>There is a united loathing of peeps who post locked files to Usenet
>in "sharing" groups. That loathing is almost a traditional attribute in a
>binding union of articulate members.
>
>
>>Why were there so many and didn't someone post these before?
>>
>.. ask the edjut to explain again his reason for the quantity.
>I am sure *he* didn't understand his first attempt at explanation :-/
>Spammers couldn't give a FF[aerial sex] what amount of articles they post.
>
>And yes.. I reposted the set just the other day.
> Re: [repost] AnitaG_ Owls and Woodlands [was]
> AG Quilt #2 [x]blueRope81 - QuiltWork.x.AG.rar (1/4)
>BR81 posted them originally so the success rate was very poor.
>
>>Just trying to get the lay of the land.
>>
>Smart thought.. yer wont get to know if you don't ask :-)
>
>A word to the wise, WC..?
>IF you have been reading my posts for any length of time you will
>know I usually provide links to the information I rely on, or a link to a direct
>quote. This for both Usenet *and* web sources.
>Rarely will I provide a link to an actual binary file.
>There is a reason for that last reluctance.
>
>Usenet is no different to the web (www) or eMail in that using links
>placed in posts should be treated with caution. Usenet is somewhat safer
>in that the material in the link has to be decoded before it is "live".
>Anything else is plain text and thus maybe only harmful to the head as
>"unwanted information".
>However today, with so many tools offered with "auto" functions for decoding,
>there are those who are gravitating towards providing links to material
>one would not normally download. This, so as to entrap the unwary user.
>As "scurrilous" a practice as that is, it is Usenet and nobody can stop these
>malcontents from posting links.. it is up to the individual to decide what to
>"trust".
>
>As a rule of thumb for _anywhere_ in Usenet you do not download _anything_ that
>originates from a NL domain, without checking first. One certainly never uses
>any links a known malcontent posts. In ABCP there is only one NL person who has
>begun copying my "style" in using links. A wise person will never use a link
>Jean posts, under any of his used nyms. Period.
>
>ummm.. IF you aren't sure on how to "check a post" then say so and I will
>explain further.
>
>cheers.
JP... the use of my "WC" as a shortcut to your posting name
has been brought to my attention as a being a probable insult.
This, as Americans use "WC" in reference to the body waste
disposal unit of a bathroom facility. I of course was well aware of
that small bit of Seppo culture, yet, truly... the connection did escape
my scan process when "creating" a shortcut for your name.
For any discomfort you may have endured, I am truly sorry.
I am "having another go" in using "JP", I am hoping this works out
as more appropriate and not at all offensive.
JP = "Jungle Pussy".
And in the rolling mountains of Malaysia, Indonesia New Guinea/Papua
and The "Top End" of Australia "JP" is the oft used slang
describing the American equivalent of "wildcat".
Wild = Jungle
Cat = Pussy
.. get it..?..[chuckle]
I trust you will accept my humble excuse for an unintentional 'slur'.
cheers
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