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Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 01:25:46 +0100
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On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 10:57:40 +1100, "Outlook Express Fan" <OE@rocks.ms> aka dingo
dragd himself to the keyboard and declaimd:
>
>news:70ugo41qp4kr4hbkea1sfq1gi385dmrfvk@4ax.com...
>> On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 01:06:22 +1100, "Outlook Express Fan" <OE@rocks.ms>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>"Outlook Express Fan" <OE@rocks.ms> wrote in message
>>>news:C%Xhl.10780$Is5.9738@newsfe19.iad...
>>>>
>>>> news:uscgo4hd09hsl823uipj0teigeblfqqip7@4ax.com...
>>>>> On Mon, 02 Feb 2009 22:51:10 -0600, Simplyme wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>I have noted the you frequent many bulky
>>>>>>groups that are difficult for use low bandwidth
>>>>>>people to navigate. Would it be possible that when
>>>>>>you find a embroidery related item on such a site,
>>>>>>you could post an nbz ?
>>>>>
>>>>> Outlook Express Fan knows it all, he is going to provide lessons on how
>>>>> to find those posts using Binsearch and Newzleech.
>>>>
>>>> LOL! Follow your own advice by helping JerryH. Thank-You Wanker!
>>>>
>>>> ====================================================
>>>> Subject: E-S Thanks Please Read.
>>>> From: JerryH <JerryH@sewing.com>
>>>> Message-ID: <Xns9BA572DEE3303JerryH2sewingcom@216.196.97.131>
>>>>
>>>> Am confused by what you mean in doing a bin search for pc stitch.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks....
>>>> ====================================================
>>>>
>>>
>> I do not think so, you, dingo, emu and a few other from the down under
>> uppercrust who know it all may tell.
>
>You do not think at all. ;-)
>
I leave that to a horse, that has a bigger head.
>
>> I am just a dumbass remember, i am not able to educate.
>
>An admission you had no intention of helping out JerryH on using binsearch.
>
He you misbread you started this not me so if you have notning better to say
then fuck off.
>
><<rewind
>
>**E-S gives false hope to JerryH Ignores plea on binsearch.**
>
>Subject: Re: E-S Thanks Please Read.
>Date: Sun, 01 Feb 2009 20:53:57 +0100
>Message-ID: <knubo4h4gm0c899no6rt22f4vhtcj086lc@4ax.com>
>
>===============================================
>It not always is the same group this Other group.
>One time it is the a.b.d.silly-group, then it is a.b.boneless, then it is
>a.b.cores and then a.b.nl or a.b.test. fact is that the post often are
>tucked away between about 2 million headers so very hard to find.
>As i told you the program pc stitch can be found in the group
>a.b.dominion.silly-group and if you like to make cross stitch patterns it is
>a
>nice program but again you have to know it is there, else you will not find
>it.
>Hope this will enlighten your view a bit.
>Anyway i hope the files i posted were what you were looking for.
>================================================
>
>No mention of how-to use binsearch in the response from E-S.
>
It did not sink in to your rotten brain did it. I told him i was not able to
help him so what the fuck do you want from me.
>
>This person (E-S) mentions binsearch and then fails to help JerryH when
>asked as you can see from the evidence (posts) above.
>
>You are pathetic E-S.
>
It is a pitty the heatwave did not get you, it is always the nice ones that get
cought and genetic defacts like you are like pests can not root them out.
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