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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.
>>
At least Mr ED could think. ;-)))
>>> 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.
>>
Nonsense - You just don't want to help JerryH. Just waste his time.
<<rewind
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Subject: Re: Question Please see inside
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 2009 20:13:06 +0100
Message-ID: <ohi6o49s7pe8q8c3k0r955i3t4ffs6lhiq@4ax.com>
As a example do a bin search for pc stitch and you will find this embroidery
program for crass stitchers posted in a other group.
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>>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.
Its Summer you moron, there's always heatwaves here at this time of year. Us
Aussies can take the heat unlike you.
;-)
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