On Mon, 03 May 2004 22:35:00 -0500, Frank McCoy <mccoyf@millcomm.com>
wrote:
and just had to say the following...
>
>>On Sun, 02 May 2004 15:57:37 -0700, Nikki <INDEXHTML@INHELL.COM>
>>wrote:
>> and just had to say the following...
>>>fFrank
>>>
>>>You Can Consider It Done.
>>>
>>>No more stories in binary groups.
>>>
>>>I Promise Nikki
>>
>>
>>Look tootsie, and pay close attention:
>>Your *sick puppy* posts didn't raise any eyebrows in the groups.
>>Nobody complained, did they?
>>No, they didn't, except for the little daytech cunt, and he didn't
>>have the balls to complain in those groups, but, instead, in his "I
>>wanna be a trend setter too" fashion, ran straight to Frank.
>>
>>You see, honey, daytech, AKA, Sandra-the troll, has never had an
>>original thought, in his poor sad little life.
>>Oh sure, the little bitch will sometimes grow, all of a sudden,
>>testicles, and say something like, "Oh yeah? Well, fuck you too!",
>>but that's about the extent of his arsenal.
>>
>>My suggestion is to pay him no mind.
>>
>>You want to repost Frank's stories, go right ahead and post them!
>>Be sure and credit him as the author, and tell people that you are
>>posting his work w/o permission.
>
>Um ... That's *with* permission.
In general, yes. I guess you *are* giving her permission?
>>If, and when, people ask you to stop, then by all means, stop.
>>Until then, fart in day tech's stoopid little face.
>>
>>Hey daytech, I hope to hell I said something that you don't like, you
>>cunt.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Frank McCoy wrote:
>>>
>>>>In alt.fan.frank.mccoy Daytek <Daytek@This.News.Group> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Frank,
>>>>>Can the person below be STOPPED from posting your stories in mclt?
>>>>>I just feel that your name does not need to be spread across certain
>>>>>newsgroups.
>>>>>If people want your stories, thay can go to the story group and read for
>>>>>themselves.
>>>>>IMHO, reposting your stories in a binary group is a dis-service to you.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I could ask her to.
>>>>Hopefully, she reads this group, so I won't have to.
>>>>If I don't see a response here in a couple of days, I'll post a
>>>>request. I don't mind my stories being posted anywhere; but binaries
>>>>groups aren't really the place for text, unless they're requested or
>>>>(like the old homestead) text is a main part of the group.
>>>>
>>>>Since she's posted in here several times, perhaps she'll get the
>>>>message.
>>>>
>>>>No, I can't *stop* her. Most of the stories she posts of "mine" are
>>>>in the Public Domain. However, a polite *request* sometimes does
>>>>wonders. She's trying to provide a service; sometimes it needs to be
>>>>explained that not all places are proper for some kinds of service.
>>>>(You don't offer free blow-jobs in the vestibule of the church.)
>>>>
>>>>;-}
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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