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Sugien - 15 Nov 2005 22:30 GMT
    I have lost my Jewel Case CD to my OEM WinME CD.  It is a real hologram
edge to edge CD.  it has 0400 Part No X05-74739.  I know how to recover a
lost COA number or Jewel case CD Key from a system that is up and running
before wiping it and installing if the key has been lost; but I have
searched the Microsoft Knowledge base and Googled it, and I can only find
where you have to contact Microsoft.  The system the WinME was on has been
sold and that user bought a retail WinXP Pro and I put it on and they let me
keep my WinME OEM CD because they had no use for it.  I called the user and
they sold the machine long time ago because they wanted a better system then
a 1Ghz.
    I said I would install the WinMe over the weekend and then have the
definitive details one way or the other on the logo.sys Vs. sulogo.sys;
however without the CD Key I don't see how I am going to be able to install
the WinMe on my Spare test/pig machine.  Anyone out there know how to, or if
it is even possible to pull the cd key from the cd it's self?  I sure don't
know how to get it from just the original OEM CD and I sure don't feel like
sending Microsoft $30 like what it said in one of the knowledge base
articles for getting a replacement CD.
    Seeing as how I am a OEM and if I build a new system I can legally
install the WinME cd to any new system I build and then sell the system; but
I would of course have to let the WinME cd go with the system, and I would
need the CD Key to do that, so as of right now the WinME CD is a useless
coaster.

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Heather - 15 Nov 2005 22:51 GMT
Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you were
wrong!!  ROFL!!

A typical Sugiesque whining drone....

HF
>     I have lost my Jewel Case CD to my OEM WinME CD.  It is a real
> hologram edge to edge CD.  it has 0400 Part No X05-74739.  I know how to
[quoted text clipped - 19 lines]
> would need the CD Key to do that, so as of right now the WinME CD is a
> useless coaster.
Noel Paton - 15 Nov 2005 22:58 GMT
> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you were
> wrong!!  ROFL!!
>
> A typical Sugiesque whining drone....

Not only that - but he's wrong about the license, as well!!

No matter WHO you are, an OEM License is tied to the machine it's frist
installed on.

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Mike M - 15 Nov 2005 23:11 GMT
> Not only that - but he's wrong about the license, as well!!
>
> No matter WHO you are, an OEM License is tied to the machine it's
> frist installed on.

Noel,

I see "it" now admits to not knowing anything about logo.sys and now
admits to have never tested "its" absurd theory.  Goes to prove once again
what a worthless and untrustworthy individual "it" is.  Seems "it" knows
as little about OEM licences as "it" does about anything relevant to this
newsgroup.
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Sugien - 15 Nov 2005 23:26 GMT
The only *it* around here are all the *it* that think they are either better
or more knowledgeable then others simply because they have hung around a
news group long enough to be able to accumulate some help files they can
copy and past into the news group and regurgitate info that they did *not*
learn but instead put into text files that they can pull up and paste and be
a *canned* reply which a bot could do as well.

>> Not only that - but he's wrong about the license, as well!!
>>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> as little about OEM licences as "it" does about anything relevant to this
> newsgroup.
Sugien - 15 Nov 2005 23:24 GMT
>> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you
>> were wrong!!  ROFL!!
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> No matter WHO you are, an OEM License is tied to the machine it's frist
> installed on.

If removed from that particular machine, and you are an OEM, you can install
that key to another machine *if* you have a multi-license, so you don't know
as much as *you* think you do.  I have long ago however use all my keys for
my multipack.
Noel Paton - 16 Nov 2005 00:34 GMT
>>> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you
>>> were wrong!!  ROFL!!
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> don't know as much as *you* think you do.  I have long ago however use all
> my keys for my multipack.

Not if you've passed  the machine on with the OS, you can't!! - no matter
WHAT happens after that point.

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Sugien - 16 Nov 2005 00:44 GMT
>>>> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you
>>>> were wrong!!  ROFL!!
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
> Not if you've passed  the machine on with the OS, you can't!! - no matter
> WHAT happens after that point.

Did I not say or did you fail to read in my post, that the person that
bought the machine from me, didn't want the WinME that was on it, so I took
it off and put on the WinXP Pro that they bought? iow, the machine was never
sold with the WinME installed.

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Noel Paton - 16 Nov 2005 00:54 GMT
>>>>> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you
>>>>> were wrong!!  ROFL!!
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
> took it off and put on the WinXP Pro that they bought? iow, the machine
> was never sold with the WinME installed.

If you don't knwo what you said - let me remind you.

To quote.....
"The system the WinME was on has been
sold and that user bought a retail WinXP Pro and I put it on and they let me
keep my WinME OEM CD because they had no use for it.  I called the user and
they sold the machine long time ago because they wanted a better system then
a 1Ghz."

The CLEAR implication of this is that you passed the machine to the user
WITH ME INSTALLED - and the user later installed ME. Nowhere do you mention
that YOU installed it, or that you installed it before the machine left your
workshop - in fact the clear implication is that the user was doing you a
favour by letting you keep the CD.

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Sugien - 16 Nov 2005 01:19 GMT
>>>>>> Bwa ha ha!!  What a long-winded excuse so you don't have to admit you
>>>>>> were wrong!!  ROFL!!
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
> then
> a 1Ghz."

You sure can NOT read for content can YOU, what part of  "The system the
WinME was on has been
> sold and that user bought a retail WinXP Pro and I put it on " do you NOT
> understand?  The operative word here is
"*WAS*" the machine the WinME  *was* on as in NO LONGER on; because I took
it off and put on the WinXP pro that they bought; because they did NOT want
the WinME that was on it, so the system never left with WinME installd on
it; because it *was* removed and WinXP put on in it's place.  Any you people
say I am a worm wiggler sure, just as much as you or anyone else.

> The CLEAR implication of this is that you passed the machine to the user
> WITH ME INSTALLED - and the user later installed ME. Nowhere do you
> mention that YOU installed it, or that you installed it before the machine
> left your workshop - in fact the clear implication is that the user was
> doing you a favour by letting you keep the CD.
Pure Bull sh.t, what part of :
"user bought a retail WinXP Pro and I put it on " do you NOT understand?
they bought a WinXP Pro and I put it on, how much plainer can it be?  or are
you trying to say that I put the XP on over top of the ME?  Do you know how
confuse you sound? expressly when you say:
"The CLEAR implication of this is that you passed the machine to the user
WITH ME INSTALLED - and the user later installed ME"
you are in that statement trying to say that the people got a machine *with*
ME preinstalled and which the later *installed*??

READ!! my post and actually READ it with an open mind instead of one clouded
by hear say.

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Heather - 16 Nov 2005 02:14 GMT
> READ!! my post and actually READ it with an open mind instead of one
> clouded  by hear say.

Nowhere in your quoted text did you say that you did NOT sell them the
computer with WinME on it.......nor did you say WHEN you put XP on it.  So
the logical understanding is that you DID sell them the WinME computer, then
later installed XP and they gave you back your ME CD.

Comprendez?

Quote.....
>> "The system the WinME was on has been
>> sold and that user bought a retail WinXP Pro and I put it on and they >>
>> let me keep my WinME OEM CD because they had no use for it.

Re-reading it again, you say you sold that WinME system and that *THAT USER*
(of WinME) bought XP Pro later and so on.

Worm-wriggler.....stop trying to weasel out of what you said.

HF
Sugien - 16 Nov 2005 03:46 GMT
>> READ!! my post and actually READ it with an open mind instead of one
>> clouded  by hear say.
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
>
> Worm-wriggler.....stop trying to weasel out of what you said.

Pure bs, you are the worm wiggler because you mis-read it and won't own up
to the mistake, how could WinME and XP both be on the system at the same
time?, well even though there are ways of doing that, that however was not
the case and when XP is put on a system ME is NO LONGER on the system.  they
had no need of the ME cd because ME was no longer on the system; because I
took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
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Heather - 16 Nov 2005 04:12 GMT
>> Nowhere in your quoted text did you say that you did NOT sell them the
>> computer with WinME on it.......nor did you say WHEN you put XP on it.
>> So the logical understanding is that you DID sell them the WinME
>> computer, then later installed XP and they gave you back your ME CD.
>>
>> Comprendez?

> Pure bs, you are the worm wiggler because you mis-read it and won't >own
> up to the mistake, how could WinME and XP both be on the system >at the
> same time?,

Well, duh!!  It is called dual booting....you Dimbulb!!

Where you slipped up is when you said they gave you BACK the ME CD.  Why
would they have it unless they had WinME on the computer....double duh!!
Now go away and play with your wannabee virus writing friends!!

HF
Sugien - 16 Nov 2005 15:43 GMT
>>> Nowhere in your quoted text did you say that you did NOT sell them the
>>> computer with WinME on it.......nor did you say WHEN you put XP on it.
[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>
> HF

I am of the mind that you just like to argue even when you KNOW you ARE
WRONG.  I on the other hand don't care to argue when I know I am right, so
nuff said, well at least by my you can throng on all you want.
     BTW, I have NO wannabee virus writing friends and never have had such.
Nor do I have any friends that have ever written a virus nor have I.  In
fact those that are computer enthusiasts like what I am abhor virus writers;
but it is you and others like you that give them their kicks and allow them
to flourish; because of you constantly egging them on.  Those like 4Q which
you admit to liking and such who barley veils his activities behind his
saying he is into artificial life and artificial intelligence.  When you
take sides with the likes of him against someone like me that has only EVER
tried to help people and has always tried to sway young programmers from
writing harmful software you help continuat the feelings by virus writers
that they are sort of like robin hood, when in fact at the very least virus
writers are padding the pockets of Antivirus software vendors.
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Ant - 16 Nov 2005 22:17 GMT
> [...] those that are computer enthusiasts like what I am

Your literacy knows no bounds!

> [...] barley veils

Is that like barley wine or barley sugar?
Heather - 17 Nov 2005 01:07 GMT
LOL!!  I thought I was on the wrong ng when I saw your "name".

Noel, Mike and Mart.....meet Ant who lives on your side of the pond...and
takes the mickey out of Soooooge regularly.  Luv him for that....grin.  And
needless to say, it usually goes right over Dimbulb's head!!

Cheers....Figgs

>> [...] those that are computer enthusiasts like what I am
>
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>
> Is that like barley wine or barley sugar?
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 01:17 GMT
Actually *no* it doesn't I just consider the source and ignore it; because I
spell the way I want and if the spell checker on my Office 2003 doesn't
catch it, then why should I bother.  A wiser man that all here once said
something like "A small mind can only think of one way to spell a word"  I
think it was Albert Einstein; but I could be wrong.

   Ant although he thinks himself the consummate wit, is one of those that
won't take the chance of posting something, so he comments on those that do.
After all when was the last time you say Ant post anything that was not a
comment on what someone else had posted?  Besides when he is trying to pick
on me he is leaving others alone, so that is ok with me.

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> LOL!!  I thought I was on the wrong ng when I saw your "name".
>
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>>
>> Is that like barley wine or barley sugar?
Ant - 17 Nov 2005 21:59 GMT
>> LOL!!  I thought I was on the wrong ng when I saw your "name".

Hi Heather. It really is my name!

>> Noel, Mike and Mart.....meet Ant who lives on your side of the pond...and
>> takes the mickey out of Soooooge regularly.  Luv him for that....grin.
>> And needless to say, it usually goes right over Dimbulb's head!!

> Actually *no* it doesn't

Actually, yes, it does.

> I just consider the source and ignore it; because I spell the way I
> want [...]

When I see someone write "like what I am", and make a comment, I'm not
referring to spelling.

> but I could be wrong.

You are invariably wrong, or get the wrong end of the stick. Not so
long ago I tried to engage you in a technical discussion. You didn't
respond properly, missed the point, made an irrelevant sidetrack, and
later claimed to be performing some sort of social-engineering trick.
To what end, I've no idea, but if it was to make you look like a
doofus then you succeeded.

> Ant although he thinks himself the consummate wit, is one of those that
> won't take the chance of posting something, so he comments on those that do.
> After all when was the last time you say Ant post anything that was not a
> comment on what someone else had posted?

I don't believe I've ever been the originator of a thread in acv or
aca-v, so what I say in those groups is always a comment on what was
posted. Sometimes it's even on-topic, and offers to-the-point
technical advice. I can see three non-followup posts from you since
April in acv, none of which are on-topic. In total, there are 525
messages from you in acv on my server, most of which are repetitious
off-topic blather.

> Besides when he is trying to pick on me he is leaving others alone,
> so that is ok with me.

I thought you enjoyed the "fun" you were having in acv. My comments
on your screeds have never been cruel or nasty.

> VIA TITS

I like your new sig; but is being a tit on usenet the impression you
want to convey?
Noel Paton - 17 Nov 2005 22:07 GMT
>> VIA TITS
>
> I like your new sig; but is being a tit on usenet the impression you
> want to convey?

Probably not - but then he's never succeeded in much anyway, from what I can
make out

Noel
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 22:26 GMT
>>> VIA TITS
>>
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> Probably not - but then he's never succeeded in much anyway, from what I
> can make out

<not spell checked just because I don't have to if I don't wish to>
    I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the same
women for over a quarter centuary, my children are honor roll students and
dont drink alachol or do drugs.  I can say what quite a few sorry souls here
can not and that is that I am a truly *happy* man.  I have only tried to
either help people on usenet, or to try and lead the younger posters out
there that may be drawn into wanting to do distructive things into a more
constructive use of their time and evolving talent.
    I could leave off posting to usenet today and never miss it; because I
have far better uses for my time.  Some here try and brag because they give
out free advice to help people fix their comupters.  I on the other hand not
only do that; but in real life I sit down with users and show them how to
fix the problems with their computers.  Not a few local pc repair persons
have told me that they don't mind that I fix local churche and users pc's
for free or just for the cost of the parts I have them go out and buy; but
they say they have lost not a few dollars to my showing people how to
maintain their pc's because then the next time the user can fix the problem
their self.
    One local user had taken their pc to the same shop over a half dozen
times over 2 years to have spyware and malware virus and slow down  problems
fixed and paid each and ever time.  I then educated them on how to do it
their self and they have called me several times after fixing their own
problem and tell me "You just saved me 75 bucks" I then tell them glad to
have helped.  Local mom and pop types of pc repair shops charge anywere from
50-100 dollard (depending on which shop) for a simple system wipe and
reinstall.  Local users are also quite happy when I tell them I can learn
them how to fix their problem and (most times) they won't even loose their
data and I invarabably get asked why does so and so wipe my system and
reinstall to fix the same problem you do without needing to wip the hd.  I
tell them that most likely the shop they go to just don't want to take the
time to keep their data so they simply wipe it and reinstall.
       But of course all you internet guros will chime in that I am taking
food out of the local pc shop owners familys mouth; but I work mostly with
those users that can ill aford to pay such prices over and over and over for
the same shody work.  But as I said, I could leave off posting here (and
some will say of course, then quit talking about it and just leave) and be
quite happy without offering free advice.  The reason I even come to groups
like this is because I just don't like it when people think they *own* a
news group simply because they have been posting to a piticular group longer
then someone else.

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George Gee - 17 Nov 2005 22:35 GMT
>      I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
> same women for over a quarter centuary,

Sheeesh, a bigamist as well!

George Gee
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 22:44 GMT
>>      I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
>> same women for over a quarter centuary,
>
> Sheeesh, a bigamist as well!
>
> George Gee

ha ha, and just for ant that thinks things go over my head, I get it that he
is saying you can't have a fulfilling life  being married to the *same*
woman, so ipso facto if I have had a fulfilling life I must have had a
mistress or another woman on the side besides my wife.  But be advised Ant,
anything you post that you think goes over my head, I will just let you
wallow in your ignorance believing the lie that I don't get it, that way I
get the last and best laugh, and what makes it the best laugh is that it is
at your expense.  And I know that it will stick in the back of your mind and
no matter how much you tell your self that it is going over my head you will
always have that tiny bit of doubt and because of my knowing nothing much at
all gets past me, I am secure in my knowledge that you are just a bag of hot
air.

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Doc - 19 Nov 2005 01:01 GMT
>>>      I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
>>> same women for over a quarter centuary,
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> the *same* woman, so ipso facto if I have had a fulfilling life I must
> have had a mistress or another woman on the side besides my wife.

But it did go over your head. George's comment had nothing to do with you
having a mistress, or whatever.

Reread your line ...."married to the same WOMEN"

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Sugien - 19 Nov 2005 03:58 GMT
bull hockey

>>>>      I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
>>>> same women for over a quarter centuary,
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Reread your line ...."married to the same WOMEN"
Sugien - 19 Nov 2005 04:00 GMT
What you on your side of the pond consider the multiple of woman and our
women are two entirely different things, we also don't call a flashlight a
torch, or the TV the tellie and we certainly don't call the hood of our cars
it's bonnet

>>>>      I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
>>>> same women for over a quarter centuary,
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Reread your line ...."married to the same WOMEN"
Heather - 19 Nov 2005 18:35 GMT
A prime example of his worm-wriggling!!  Even when presented with the
absolute 200% proof of his error, he still tries to evade it.  Dimbulb will
never admit he is wrong.  He can't spell in English or in Merkin.

Woman = one.  WOMEN = more than one.  No matter what country you live in,
Dimbulb!!  You are such a fool!!

Take a hike, coderipper.

HF

> What you on your side of the pond consider the multiple of woman and our
> women are two entirely different things, we also don't call a flashlight a
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
>>
>> Reread your line ...."married to the same WOMEN"
Sugien - 19 Nov 2005 23:57 GMT
yes and neither can you or the other; because when I said I got it about
multiple woman you all said it wasn't so, so bugger off and bite me, on
second thought don't I don't feel like going to get rabies' shots
>A prime example of his worm-wriggling!!  Even when presented with the
>absolute 200% proof of his error, he still tries to evade it.  Dimbulb will
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
>>>
>>> Reread your line ...."married to the same WOMEN"
Richard G. Harper - 20 Nov 2005 00:30 GMT
I'm on the 'same side of the pond' as you and where I come from:

WOMAN equals one adult female
WOMEN equals two or more adult females

Sheesh.

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> What you on your side of the pond consider the multiple of woman and our
> women are two entirely different things, we also don't call a flashlight a
> torch, or the TV the tellie and we certainly don't call the hood of our
> cars it's bonnet
Ant - 19 Nov 2005 17:46 GMT
>> "Sugien":
>>> I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
>>> same women for over a quarter centuary,
>>
>> Sheeesh, a bigamist as well!

> ha ha, and just for ant that thinks things go over my head, I get it
> that he is saying you can't have a fulfilling life  being married to
> the *same* woman,

But that's not what he is saying. Heather was right; you don't get it.

> [...] no matter how much you tell your self that it is going over my
> head you will always have that tiny bit of doubt

No doubt whatsoever.

> and because of my knowing nothing much at all [...]

That explains it!
Sugien - 20 Nov 2005 00:00 GMT
>>> "Sugien":
>>>> I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> But that's not what he is saying. Heather was right; you don't get it.

yes I did you are the dense, 0ne oh, dimmest bulb.  Just as I said, "he is
saying you can't have a fulfilling life  being married to the *same* woman"
as in married to the same *one* woman, instead of women as in multiple, so
there you see my reply went over you pointy head, rofl

>> [...] no matter how much you tell your self that it is going over my
>> head you will always have that tiny bit of doubt
>
> No doubt whatsoever.

yep, no doubt the you are several cards short of a full deck in more then
one department of that pointy head of yours
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Ant - 20 Nov 2005 01:51 GMT
>>>> "Sugien":
>>>>> I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
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> yes I did you are the dense, 0ne oh, dimmest bulb.  Just as I said, "he is
> saying you can't have a fulfilling life  being married to the *same* woman"

He neither said, nor meant that. What you initially said, and his
remark, are quoted at the beginning of this post. Re-read carefully,
and you might understand.

> as in married to the same *one* woman, instead of women as in multiple, so
> there you see my reply went over you pointy head, rofl

Your reply indicated that you missed the joke entirely, oh self-
confessed pointy-headed one:
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.virus/msg/db1651ad9532d1b6
Sugien - 20 Nov 2005 05:33 GMT
So why should I care about anything you have to say about anything?
Oh that's right I DON"T,  piss off
>>>>> "Sugien":
>>>>>> I have succeeded in haveing a fulfilling life, married to the
[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
> confessed pointy-headed one:
> http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.virus/msg/db1651ad9532d1b6
Ant - 20 Nov 2005 14:13 GMT
> So why should I care about anything you have to say about anything?
> Oh that's right I DON"T,  piss off

Oh dear. Sooge's pointy little head just exploded. Embarrassing, isn't
it, when you can't climb out of the hole you've dug yourself into. Now
what were you saying about wallowing in ignorance, bags of hot air,
and last and best laughs? <chortle!>.
Sugien - 21 Nov 2005 03:20 GMT
Yep and I am laughing at you can you not hear me from there? funny I would
have thought you could

>> So why should I care about anything you have to say about anything?
>> Oh that's right I DON"T,  piss off
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> what were you saying about wallowing in ignorance, bags of hot air,
> and last and best laughs? <chortle!>.
Heather - 17 Nov 2005 23:27 GMT
>>> VIA TITS
>>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Probably not - but then he's never succeeded in much anyway, from > what I
> can make out<<<

So true!!  He hasn't worked in years....pretends to be a disabled 'Nam vet,
lol.  He repaired typewriters in Nam....whoopee.  Not many of them on the
front lines.  Duck.....incoming typewriter key!!

Oh yes, before I forget.....over on his "hacker home base", he tried to
infer that he has "dark powers" and caused Shane's accident!!  Of course, he
makes it very vague so he can later deny it, but the numbskulls on there
seemed to believe him.....ROFL!!

Heather
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 23:37 GMT
>>>> VIA TITS
>>>
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> he makes it very vague so he can later deny it, but the numbskulls on
> there seemed to believe him.....ROFL!!

    Your idiocy amazes me! I *pretend* to be a disabled Vietnam vet? You
are asinine to the infinite degree.  Just for you information *all*
firebases had typewriters, who do you think fills out the paperwork when
someone dies? or when someone new is sent to the company?.  Civilians that
have never been in a war zone should keep their mouth shut and be thought a
fool where such matter are concerned instead of opening their mouth and
removing all doubt. FYI, I rolled a jeep up into an empty ammo bunker and
was medivaced was knocked out for 3 days and nights and hospitalized for 2
weeks was offered to be sent home early but because I only had 3 months left
and my leaving early would necessitate someone coming to fill my position 3
months early I elected to just stay.
   Oh and better watch out for my dark powers to strike within 2 weeks j/k?

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>>>>> VIA TITS
>>>>
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>    Oh and better watch out for my dark powers to strike within 2 weeks
> j/k?

     In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child of the
light and a child of God, and not only can my father beat your father at
absolutely everything; but my father *created* everything *including YOU*
btw, I truly don't have anything against you, or any one else for that
matter.  The more someone tries to cause me harm or pain the more I try and
cause *good* to happen to them in return.  I have no need to fight any
battles; because I have a father that fights for me even when I don't think
it necessary.

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John John - 18 Nov 2005 02:02 GMT
 >       In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child
of the
> light and a child of God, and not only can my father beat your father at
> absolutely everything; but my father *created* everything *including YOU*

What the ???  If all else fails try Religion?

> ...I have no need to fight any
> battles; because I have a father that fights for me even when I don't think
> it necessary.

Which Psalm is that one from?  Why not:

Psalm 23:4

Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil,
for you are with me;
your rod and your staff,
they comfort me.

Or plainly:

Psalm 23

    Verse 1     The LORD is my shepherd, I will need nothing.

    Verse 2     He makes me lie down in green fields, he leads me beside
quiet waters.

    Verse 3     He refreshes my heart. For his sake he guides me along
paths of goodness.

    Verse 4     Even though I walk through the valley of darkness, I have
nothing to fear, for you are with me; your shepherds staff will comfort me.

    Verse 5     You prepare a table of food in front of me, even when I am
surrounded by my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows.

    Verse 6     Surely goodness and love will follow me all the days of my
life, and I will dwell in God's house forever.

The Lord Is My Shepherd.  How far do you want to carry this?  The Lord
probably knows all CD keys...

John
Heather - 18 Nov 2005 03:06 GMT
>  >       In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child of
> the
>> light and a child of God, and not only can my father beat your father at
>> absolutely everything; but my father *created* everything *including YOU*
>
> What the ???  If all else fails try Religion?

Pardon me for giggling, John.  But Sooooge also plays the *religion card*
when he is losing an argument.  And he damn near forgot he was supposed to
be this fundamentalist type when he talked about his *dark powers* and
supposedly threatened me.  ROFL!!

(but he forgot to capitalize *Father*....oops!!)

Couldn't resist.....but perhaps now you folks can see why he drives sane
people up the wall on other ng's such as ACV.  He lies continually about
anything and everything.

Cheers...Figgs

>> ...I have no need to fight any battles; because I have a father that
>> fights for me even when I don't think it necessary.
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>
> John
Sugien - 18 Nov 2005 03:33 GMT
PKB, considering you have never looked ANYTHING up concerning me and have
always relied on what others have to say.  For instance, I have NEVER
repaired a typewriter in Vietnam or any where else.  I was a 26T  which is
electronics; but of course you are NOT interested in the truth only in being
right; but you forget that your being right is NOT the truth; because your
right is a LIE.

>>  >       In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child of
>> the
[quoted text clipped - 25 lines]
>>
>> John
Sugien - 18 Nov 2005 03:51 GMT
>>  >       In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child of
>> the
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> Pardon me for giggling, John.  But Sooooge also plays the *religion card*
> when he is losing an argument.  And he damn near forgot he was supposed to
When truth is used I never loose an argument because I don't lie and I rely
on my own research and not hear say or rumors like what you and others do.

> be this fundamentalist type when he talked about his *dark powers* and
> supposedly threatened me.  ROFL!!
Other people sometimes think the powers of light are evil, just because the
powers of light can be a very frightening thing when you are standing wrong
in the power of light.

> (but he forgot to capitalize *Father*....oops!!)

Oh, gee wiz, I made an error, so what is your point?

> Couldn't resist.....but perhaps now you folks can see why he drives sane
> people up the wall on other ng's such as ACV.  He lies continually about
> anything and everything.

I only do so when attacked by the likes of you or some one like you that
takes the word of a low life over the word of a good person.  I will tell
the truth every time someone lies and tries to say something that I know to
be a lie.  I will defend myself when I am maliciously attacked expressly
when it is for a no good reason.
    People in groups like this wonder why there is so much malicious
software and virus out there when all they need do is look at the difference
in the way people are treated.  People like 4Q that openly admit they think
people should be allowed to write virus and he also says that he studies and
tries to write artificial life and artificial intelligence programs which is
a thinly veiled way of saying virus, yet he can attack someone like me and
he is believed *prior* to any proof of anything and then it just snow balls.
    Anyone with an open mind that reads back over the archives of ACV and
then ACVA-V will and have agreed with me.  I think it is just that people
secretly like the darker side of the internet in private while all along
saying just the opposite in public for fear of reparations by their pears in
public forums such as Usenet.
    I have ever only wanted to help people and lead young programmers away
from virus/malware/malicious types of programs; but those like 4Q and others
openly try and lead the young programmer to it are hailed like conquering
heroes and I think it stinks and sometimes I even think the net gets what it
deserves when one of those young programmers that have been groomed by
people like 4Q and others creates and then releases something wicked.

> Cheers...Figgs
>>
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>>
>> John

btw, I have no need of dard powers see this - Romans 12:20

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Sugien - 18 Nov 2005 03:39 GMT
>  >       In any event they are not *dark* powers any way, I am a child of
> the
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>
> Which Psalm is that one from?  Why not:

because this is one of those I was referencing:

Romans 12:20

Therefore if thine enemy hunger, feed him; if he thirst, give him drink: for
in so doing thou shalt heap coals of fire on his head.

iow, no matter what my enemy does to try and hurt me either physically or
emotionally or with hurtful words, I do not respond in kind but rather pray
for them.  You see Heather and others like to play the "I am better then
you" and she and others take the words of people like 4Q at face value
instead of searching for their self and not only that but after taking the
word of such a person as 4Q that attacks the wives and children of those on
Usenet when he can't win in an argument any other way; but will join in
haranguing I half expected Heather to join him when he was dragging my wife
and children's names through the mud when they don't even read or post to
Usenet.
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John John - 18 Nov 2005 11:23 GMT
> bla..bla..bla...  Gibberish and mumbo jumbo...

Are you in training to replace Pat Robertson and become leader of the
crackpot club?

John
Ant - 19 Nov 2005 18:00 GMT
> What the ???  If all else fails try Religion?

[snip]

> your rod and your staff,
> they comfort me.

He gets great comfort from his "rod" ;)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.comp.virus/msg/1d63d4751658694f
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 22:37 GMT
>>> LOL!!  I thought I was on the wrong ng when I saw your "name".
>
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Actually, yes, it does.

says you but your opinion does not amount to a hill of sh.t to me

>> I just consider the source and ignore it; because I spell the way I
>> want [...]
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> To what end, I've no idea, but if it was to make you look like a
> doofus then you succeeded.

What I did or did not do in another ng is irrelevant here.  One would need
to know the whole background as to why I did or did not do in that ng and my
reasons for doing such and such, which you do not and did not and still do
not

>> Ant although he thinks himself the consummate wit, is one of those that
>> won't take the chance of posting something, so he comments on those that
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>
> I don't believe I've ever been the originator of a thread in acv or

which is just what I said

> aca-v, so what I say in those groups is always a comment on what was
> posted. Sometimes it's even on-topic, and offers to-the-point
> technical advice. I can see three non-followup posts from you since
> April in acv, none of which are on-topic. In total, there are 525
> messages from you in acv on my server, most of which are repetitious
> off-topic blather.

As I have already stated, that is there, this is here and one has no bearing
on the other.  I chose to post like what I did, for my own reasons.  I like
the freedom of Usenet I can post where ever I choose when ever I choose as
much as I choose, as on or off topic as I choose, and no amount of
blathering by would be moderators can change it.

>> Besides when he is trying to pick on me he is leaving others alone,
>> so that is ok with me.
>
> I thought you enjoyed the "fun" you were having in acv. My comments
> on your screeds have never been cruel or nasty.

Yep I did until my family was attacked, and until pictures of my wife were
*STOLEN* from my web page which says doing so is strictly illegal, and then
those illegally obtained pictures were used to attack her and I and my
children.  So I figured any news group that would uphold one of their poster
that would stoop to doing such a low life despicable thing was not worth my
posting to.  But that is that ng and this is this ng are you following me or
trying to *stalk* me Ant? I am asking you point blank; because from others
comments I can guess up till now you have never posted here, so are you
stalking or following me to this ng?

>> VIA TITS
>
> I like your new sig; but is being a tit on usenet the impression you
> want to convey?

Oh it does help me separate those whose mind may be aligned with the gutter
and those that have a open mind which would not even see it as that because
they are moral upright regular people that take things at face value for
their self and don't rely on rumors innuendo's or hear say.

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Sugien - 16 Nov 2005 15:58 GMT
I installed the ME using my multipack cdkey, and then after finding out that
I was wrong about the sulogo.sys promptly formatted the HD.  I had
erroneously thought that Microsoft had carried over the sulogo.sys from
Win98SE; but I have proven to myself that they did not.  Now I am wondering
why Microsoft chose to go the sulogo.sys with SE but didn't continue it over
into ME?  But then there is no telling with Microsoft because with XP they
took the ability of changing the boot up screen out of the hands of most
*common* users because they placed the boot up brag screen in the .exe file
ntoskrnl.exe and a user needs to be familiar with using a resource editor to
change it.  Well that is if they wish to change it their self without
relying on third party software that does it for them.
  I unlike some others here admit when I am in error; but I doubt very much
if those that are wrong about what I said about the system I sold *after*
removing ME and *after* installing XP on it, will do likewise.

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>>> READ!! my post and actually READ it with an open mind instead of one
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> because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse worm wiggle
> of all
Noel Paton - 16 Nov 2005 23:40 GMT
Well! - Sugiien admits error!
Is this a first??

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> I installed the ME using my multipack cdkey, and then after finding out that
> I was wrong about the sulogo.sys promptly formatted the HD.  I had
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> > because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse worm wiggle
> > of all
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 00:47 GMT
   No, you have only been lead down the garden path of rumor villa and fell
hook line and sinker for lies told about me.  They would also have you
believe that if you use the *free* code samples given away at such web pages
as www.planet-source-code.com that you are stealing code and there by a
coderipper.  I guess they would also say that if a person takes sample code
that Microsoft gives away with Visual Basic and then starting off with that
free sample you keep adding to it and then you make it into a full
application for public consumption that you would be a thief and coderipper
because you started out with a *free* code sample.

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> Well! - Sugiien admits error!
> Is this a first??
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>> > wiggle
>> > of all
Noel Paton - 17 Nov 2005 01:16 GMT
If you remove the attribution from the code - then yes, it would make you a
code-ripper.
If the cap fits....
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>     No, you have only been lead down the garden path of rumor villa and fell
> hook line and sinker for lies told about me.  They would also have you
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> >> > of all
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 01:23 GMT
I always left any authors comments and or name inside the code.  I did on
occasion if I thought I didn't use enough of an authors code, say less then
3 subs or the likes, then I didn't give them any credit in the about box;
but as I said I *always* left the original authors comments and or name in
the source code.  However it is getting to the point in coding that if a
programmer were to give credit in an about box for every helo.world type of
code for each and ever subroutine that the about box would be larger then
the program it's self.  I program sort of Lego Style and have a quite large
code snippet library and I simply pull in code for this button or that
function instead of having to rewrite the wheel every time I decide to
create something I or others might need.

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> If you remove the attribution from the code - then yes, it would make you
> a
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>> >> > wiggle
>> >> > of all
Heather - 17 Nov 2005 01:42 GMT
Liar!!  You used someone else's code and deliberately took their name out
and tried to pass it off as your own.......but got caught at it,
coderipper!!

>I always left any authors comments and or name inside the code.  I did on
>occasion if I thought I didn't use enough of an authors code, say less then
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>> code-ripper.
>> If the cap fits....
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 01:55 GMT
    You are the liar, because in that *ONE* instance the fellow that posted
the code to planet source code did NOT write the code, and he had his name
one it, seeing as how I did NOT know whom wrote it and his name was already
on it instead of the actual author I could not see putting his name one it
seeing as how he did NOT write it. So I guess in retrospect I could have put
it out with NO ONE's name on it; but I chose to put mine.  I explained that
on my web page and in fact there was a discussion at planet source code
about it and EVERYONE there said I was in the right putting my name because
NO ONE knew who the original author was and he never step forward.  so there
:P
    Any way even in that case I DID leave the fellows name that posted it
to planed source code under his name, in the source code; but in the source
code I pointed out the dubious part the author may have had in the writing
of the code I used; but I did NOT put anyone in the about box as a shout out
or anything; because I truly did NOT and still do NOT know who wrote the
code originally.
    You and a few others however not wishing for what ever reason to
research it for your self took it at face value what those that had it in
for me had to say without your going and even looking at the page I had up
explaining all of it, I bet you did NOT even go to the link I posted to PSC
at the time when the discussion about the use of that code did you?
     From the time I first came to ACV and later ACVA-V because I made no
bones about what I thought about virus writers people looked for anything to
use against me, and then later you and others jumped in on the band wagon
WITHOUT looking into it for your self.  Then you and others even upheld 4Q
when he harangued my wife and children when they don't even read or post to
newsgroups.  You do realize that some do judge you by the company you keep
don't you?  Your two friends Laura and 4Q STOLE pictures from my web page
that specifically says is ILLEGAL to do so, and then 4Q even went so far as
to make a fake pornographic picture using one of the stolen pictures; but
you and others just laughed it up and thought that was just great.
Personally I think anyone that upholds someone in something that despicable
is close to being just a guilty as the one that did the deed.

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> Liar!!  You used someone else's code and deliberately took their name out
> and tried to pass it off as your own.......but got caught at it,
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>>> code-ripper.
>>> If the cap fits....
Heather - 17 Nov 2005 02:15 GMT
How would you know he DIDN'T write it??  His name was on it.  No different
than what you did, is it.

>    in that *ONE* instance the fellow that posted  the code to planet
> source code did NOT write the code, and he had his name  one it, seeing as
> how I did NOT know whom wrote it and his name was already  on it instead
> of the actual author I could not see putting his name one it  seeing as
> how he did NOT write it.

>> Liar!!  You used someone else's code and deliberately took their name out
>> and tried to pass it off as your own.......but got caught at it,
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>>>> code-ripper.
>>>> If the cap fits....
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 02:24 GMT
Now maybe your are starting to use *your* brain and catch on instead of just
being lead by the nose by someone with an axe to grind.  Programmer most
*all* use sub-routines or sometimes entire programs and then build on them
to create a better or more functional program.  Microsoft *gives away*
sample code which is in effect *complete* mini-programs; but I or anyone
with a VB or other compiler can *legally* and *morally* take those sample
programs and add to them and even pull in parts of other *free source code*
and create a program which they can even sell if they so desire and they do
NOT have to give shout outs in about boxes to Microsoft or those other
programmers and most do NOT do so; but they do , do as what I did and leave
in any comments from the person that they got the code from.
> How would you know he DIDN'T write it??  His name was on it.  No different
> than what you did, is it.
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>>>>> code-ripper.
>>>>> If the cap fits....
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 01:59 GMT
http://www.dino-soft.org/programs/

I had forgotten I had even left it up, there is the link the program and it
has a link to PSC and you can read all the comments for your self at PSC if
you care to learn the TRUTH of the matter. Oh and before you try and lie and
say I just put that up anyone that know anything about html and the likes
knows how to find out how long a page has been up or last modified

> Liar!!  You used someone else's code and deliberately took their name out
> and tried to pass it off as your own.......but got caught at it,
[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>>> code-ripper.
>>> If the cap fits....
Noel Paton - 17 Nov 2005 23:02 GMT
I just checked - and in neither Win98 nor in Win98SE is the sulogo.sys file
recognised by the boot process - and in neither is the logo/sys file present
by default, either (which I must admit, DID surprise me).

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>I installed the ME using my multipack cdkey, and then after finding out
>that I was wrong about the sulogo.sys promptly formatted the HD.  I had
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>> system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse
>> worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 23:15 GMT
Maybe not on your side of the pond but it sure is here
>I just checked - and in neither Win98 nor in Win98SE is the sulogo.sys file
>recognised by the boot process - and in neither is the logo/sys file
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>>> system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse
>>> worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 17 Nov 2005 23:25 GMT
Seeing as how you obviously do not believe me here are some others that say
the same thing I do:

http://www.mdgx.com/newtip3.htm
http://www.littleblackdog.com/viewtopic.php?t=1214&amp;start=0
http://forums.pcworld.co.nz/showthread.php?t=12565
http://www.thetechguide.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t4913.html
http://www.burzurq.com/forum/startup_splash.html

I can only say that maybe the splash screen for what ever reason was left
out of the over seas versions; because I just asked my son in law and he
says the German version likewise does not have it.

>I just checked - and in neither Win98 nor in Win98SE is the sulogo.sys file
>recognised by the boot process - and in neither is the logo/sys file
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>>> system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse
>>> worm wiggle of all
Noel Paton - 18 Nov 2005 10:14 GMT
I was using MSDN versions, which are US Retail.

It's possible that your ripper friends were using OEM tailored versions - or
that your use of Google exceeds your comprehension of text.

1)  http://forums.pcworld.co.nz/showthread.php?t=12565 specifically says
that sulogo.sys does not exist (and neither Win98 nor Win98SE have a
Win98_19.CAB file)
2) http://www.mdgx.com/newtip3.htm specifically states that the sulogo.sys
file is the one used at the final stage of the install - AND MUST BE RENAMED
to logo.sys before use.
3) http://www.littleblackdog.com/viewtopic.php?t=1214&amp;start=0 - also
states that  the file must be renamed to logo.sys to work
4) http://www.thetechguide.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t4913.html - also
states that  the file must be renamed to logo.sys to work
5) http://www.burzurq.com/forum/startup_splash.html - says " I found the
startup splash but only in the cabs. It's named sulogo.sys rather than
logo.sys." - but elsewhere explains that you need the logo.sys to show a
tailored splash. - it also links to
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-011 , where the exact
procedure for creating a personalised splash screen is explained rather
well.

Wriggle out of that!

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> Seeing as how you obviously do not believe me here are some others that
> say the same thing I do:
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>>>> system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at last the worse
>>>> worm wiggle of all
Heather - 20 Nov 2005 02:18 GMT
Hey Dimbulb.....

I see you ignored this post wherein Noel PROVED that you are totally WRONG
with regard to *sulogo.sys*!!!

How about it?  You are always saying you will admit when you are
wrong.....well, you are WRONG!!

Bwa ha ha....caught lying once again....worm-wriggler!!

Heather

>I was using MSDN versions, which are US Retail.
>
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>>>>> longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at
>>>>> last the worse worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 20 Nov 2005 05:35 GMT
Not about second edition, I see he did not post back after I poster several
links showing the same thing I said that on WinSe it is sulogo.sys and NOT
logo.sys.  The links show it and if you don't wish to believe several links
that say the same thing as me, just because they agree with me, well that
just goes to show what a tiny brain and how immature you are
> Hey Dimbulb.....
>
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>>>>>> longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on, you are at
>>>>>> last the worse worm wiggle of all
Heather - 20 Nov 2005 05:54 GMT
You are such a liar!!  You did NOT post anything that said that.  Now piss
off and go bug some other news group, coderipper.

And I would NEVER believe anything you say coz you wouldn't know the truth
if it jumped up and bit you....dickhead!!

HF

> Not about second edition, I see he did not post back after I poster
> several links showing the same thing I said that on WinSe it is sulogo.sys
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>>>>>>> was no longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on,
>>>>>>> you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 21 Nov 2005 03:24 GMT
We shall see, hmmm what is left now on the 2 weeks? about 10 days and
counting, are you already starting to feel sick? had any near misses in your
vehicle?  if not you will; because well, just because I don't have any
powers doesn't mean it won't happen to you!  but you of course (well if you
are still able that is) won't come back and tell like what Shane did, oh and
things may be getting worse for a few others, funny how those that harangue
me get the short end of the stick isn't it!
> You are such a liar!!  You did NOT post anything that said that.  Now piss
> off and go bug some other news group, coderipper.
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>>>>>>>> was no longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on,
>>>>>>>> you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Noel Paton - 20 Nov 2005 07:19 GMT
That's strange - since I comprehensively ripped apart your (so-called)
proofs in the very post that you responded to, below!

.... or are you saying that somehow that the post you are talking about
never made it to the MS servers? If so - where is it visible?

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> Not about second edition, I see he did not post back after I poster
> several links showing the same thing I said that on WinSe it is sulogo.sys
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>>>>>>> was no longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on,
>>>>>>> you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 21 Nov 2005 03:22 GMT
BS, and you know it, what the difference is , is that on your side of the
pond you government or for some other reason M$ didn't even include the
splash screen and had it deleted.  On this side no matter what you try and
say I know the truth of the matte and here in the US of A, in Win98SE it was
and is sulogo.sys and NOT logo.sys.  So bite me; because you are wrong about
Win98SE over here
> That's strange - since I comprehensively ripped apart your (so-called)
> proofs in the very post that you responded to, below!
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>>>>>>>> was no longer on the system; because I took ME off and put XP on,
>>>>>>>> you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Noel Paton - 21 Nov 2005 09:42 GMT
Listen, Sugien -
I USED AN MSDN DISK - which is US retail!

What's your excuse?

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> BS, and you know it, what the difference is , is that on your side of the
> pond you government or for some other reason M$ didn't even include the
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>>>>>>>>> because ME was no longer on the system; because I took ME off and
>>>>>>>>> put XP on, you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Sugien - 21 Nov 2005 18:58 GMT
    About the only other thing I can think of is that I used a OEM version,
and I think that may be the difference; because it was and still is a *real*
OEM Win98SE and not a bootleg; because I had a multipack of 200 which I
installed on customers pc's back before I had to close my shop due to health
concerns.  I became completely physically disabled in 1991; but continued to
work part time in my and my partners shop until I could no longer stand the
physical pain even with massive amounts of pain medication.  So I guess I
could be because of using an OEM version; because I have never have
installed a retail version of Win98SE I only installed to new pc's we built
or used customers OEM version that came with their PC or the OEM versions on
recovery CD's.
   Oh btw, Heather, you never did admit to your error about Microsoft
giving away Office 2003 at the TS2 events.  I guess you will say something
about your not remembering how you said I could not have an Office 2003
because Microsoft doesn't just *give away* expensive software.  Or will you
try and wiggle and say that you were only talking about Microsoft not giving
*me* Office 2003 at a TS2 event.  I still get a chuckle knowing that it had
to irk you to no end that I got a FREE Office 2003 from Microsoft; because
other wise you would not have ranted so much about how I could not have
possibly received *free* Office 2003 from Microsoft.  I have in fact
received quite a lot of FREE software from Microsoft by being *invited* by
Microsoft to attend launchings and events.  I still have my *free* Win2K
T-Shirt shrink wrapped to look like a flying window from  the Win2K launch
event where I told Microsoft about the con\con bug, and NO I don't claim to
have been the *first* to find it; but I have been given credit for reporting
it.  I guess that some of the others that found it didn't want to report it
because they were having to much fun with it at users expense.  Much like
what using +++ATH0 will do to about 50% of the dial up modems out there.

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> Listen, Sugien -
> I USED AN MSDN DISK - which is US retail!
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>>>>>>>>>> cd because ME was no longer on the system; because I took ME off
>>>>>>>>>> and put XP on, you are at last the worse worm wiggle of all
Heather - 21 Nov 2005 19:26 GMT
....faint sounds of violins playing in the background....to accompany the
never ending worm-wriggling of the Dimbulb!!

Sooooge.....you are MENTALLY disabled, not physically.  That is just a dodge
to collect welfare!!

I didn't make any errors re your allegedly having MS Office 2003.  You still
can't spell, so obviously you don't have it.  However, I do have a free copy
of it on this machine.  Bill Gates likes me, lol.

OH........are those 200 copies of Win98SE the ones you said you sent to New
Orleans to help out in the Katrina aftermath?  Like, duh.....money or food
would have been better, but I assume you were lying about that as well.  The
truth is a concept you are not familiar with!!

HF
>     About the only other thing I can think of is that I used a OEM
> version, and I think that may be the difference; because it was and still
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
>>
>> What's your excuse?
Sugien - 21 Nov 2005 21:01 GMT
You must be having a senior moment; because (and you can check google) I
said win95 not win98.  I do use my spelling checker from my *free copy* of
Office 2003; but I don't care if you believe me or not, I just know it has
to irk you to no limit that I DO have it and that is why you insist I don't.
Just ask your so called friends that are associated  (lol, I bet) with
Microsoft about the TS2 events; but of course you won't because you don't
want to be *proven* wrong.  I could simply scan in the cd's and the package
they came it; but as I said the only thing about the office 2003 that is
important in this thread is your refusal to believe it and that gives me
considerable pleasure knowing how much it gratis against you because other
wise you would simply ask someone that knows about how Microsoft gives away
free Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 with One note and business
contact manager.  It does however say on it in a yellow sticker "Promotional
sample Not for Resale"; but it is still a FULL *real* Microsoft Office
Professional Edition 2003, I take it that yours is only the students or the
regular retail and not the professional edition and that must irk you even
more, I laugh at you; because of your refusal to believe it just because
they gave it to me and not you.

Oh and btw, I have *never* been on welfare, and there is nothing wrong with
being on social security disability, and if you think you can fool the
social security doctors then you must have never known anyone that is
drawing disability from the government; because MRI's and CAT scans and the
likes can NOT be fooled .  That tells me you hold people with disabilities
in a low regard and that in and of it's self makes me *very* **VERY** Sorry
for you , and indeed for anyone that even *knows* you
> ....faint sounds of violins playing in the background....to accompany the
> never ending worm-wriggling of the Dimbulb!!
[quoted text clipped - 41 lines]
>>>
>>> What's your excuse?
Heather - 22 Nov 2005 01:16 GMT
Inline, dickbrain..........

> You must be having a senior moment; because (and you can check google) I
> said win95 not win98.

Whoopee doo.......you sent 200 copies of Win95 to the Katrina survivors??
Bet they were thrilled!!  (coasters, anyone?)  Of course, you are lying, as
usual.  But that is to be expected.

 I do use my spelling checker from my *free copy* of
> Office 2003; but I don't care if you believe me or not,

But you DO care........you keep droning on and on and on about it!!  And you
obviously can't be using an English spellchecker, judging by all the errors
in your post.  Perhaps it is a Russian or Chinese one, lol.

>>> I take it that yours is only the students or the regular retail and not
>>> the professional edition and that must irk you even more, I laugh at
>>> you; because of your refusal to believe it just because they gave it to
>>> me and not you.<<<

Wrong again, Dimbulb........I just checked and mine is the FULL PROFESSIONAL
OFFICE 2003 with 17 different applications...and it was FREE!!  So bite me!!

> Oh and btw, there is nothing wrong with being on social security >
> disability...(crap snipped).

Not if you are truly disabled.  And you have yet to say how and why, other
than moan on about meds and alleged pain.........ya lazy sod!!  So you have
lived off the taxpayers for 15 years??  Why not get a job instead of
spending hours every day on Usenet bugging people who are obviously your
superiors.  Coderipper.

HF.......and I repeat in case you missed it.....I have the Professional
Version of Office 2003.....got that?

>> ....faint sounds of violins playing in the background....to accompany the
>> never ending worm-wriggling of the Dimbulb!!
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>>
>> HF
.  I became completely physically disabled in 1991;
>>> but continued to work part time in my and my partners shop until I could
>>> no longer stand the physical pain even with massive amounts of pain
>>> medication.
Noel Paton - 21 Nov 2005 20:52 GMT
Inline....

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>     About the only other thing I can think of is that I used a OEM
> version, and I think that may be the difference;

Purest BS - this is a wiggle of the first order!

because it was and still is a *real*
> OEM Win98SE and not a bootleg; because I had a multipack of 200 which I
> installed on customers pc's back before I had to close my shop due to
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> installed to new pc's we built or used customers OEM version that came
> with their PC or the OEM versions on recovery CD's.
The multipacks from MS do NOT vary the install or anything else from the
reatail build - except for the Product Key acceptance

>    Oh btw, Heather, you never did admit to your error about Microsoft
> giving away Office 2003 at the TS2 events.  I guess you will say something
> about your not remembering how you said I could not have an Office 2003
> because Microsoft doesn't just *give away* expensive software.

MS do give away software - for one of a number of reasons - I have no
knowledge of the particular event you claim, but the 'usual procedure' is
that at such events they will give away time-bombed software, except to
certain pre-identified persons/corporations.

Or will you
> try and wiggle and say that you were only talking about Microsoft not
> giving *me* Office 2003 at a TS2 event.  I still get a chuckle knowing
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