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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Alzheimer's / April 2005The best screen cleaner
Click here for the best computer screen cleaner you ever saw..... LOL! Hi. Try this screen cleaner, it really works. http://www.dlpi.net/screencleaner.swf  SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? Evelyn, that's really cute! Gwen > PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then > will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? > PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then > will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? Is this a serious post? Alas, I see no smileys. No, it must be a joke, no rational person would be so petty. Evelyn .. that was delightful. Thank you. :-)) And while I'm here may I say thank you too for all the words of wisdom you post in this ng which I, and I dare say many others like me, find so very useful and comforting. ---- Kayar >> PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then >> will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? No doubt it was a serious post. >Is this a serious post? Alas, I see no smileys. No smiley necessary. The whole of usenet is built on the firm soil of netiquette. Warning other readers that a post is unrelated to the subject in question is only good etiquette. I have once before tried to introduct newsgroup etiquette and had the most atrociaous attacks directed at me. It seems that some long term posters here believe it to be their own fiefdom. >No, it must be a joke, no rational person would be so petty. > >Evelyn .. that was delightful. Thank you. :-)) >And while I'm here may I say thank you too for all the words of wisdom you >post in this ng which I, and I dare say many others like me, find so very >useful and comforting. I wonder how many have chosen to not post here because of the ruling cabal? - Mind control is being able to make all the voices in your head take turns. Mod as a hooter! >>> PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then >>> will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > I wonder how many have chosen to not post here because of the ruling > cabal? Dear Anthony, There is no ruling cabal, but those which people choose to create in their own minds. Usenet is free and unmoderated. Anyone can post anything they want, unless it is something against the law. Anyone who posts here does so with the full understanding that they expose their words to public opinion which may include acceptance, intolerance, anger, disagreement, whatever. SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') >> PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then >> will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > ---- > Kayar Thanks Kayar. The only reason I post here is in hopes that I can help someone in some small way, in return for the way the kind people in this newsgroup helped me for the last 5 years. It is a tough journey, and a time when often all sorts of emotions arise. If the troll didn't figure out for itself that a "screen cleaner" clearly marked in the subject line had nothing at all to do with alzheimers and actually needed an off topic label, then it must be a pretty stupid troll to begin with :-) SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') > >> PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then > >> will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the subjectline?? [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Best Regards, > Evelyn I'm confused. Who exactly IS the Troll you refer to, Evelyn?! >> >> PLEASE Evelyn! If you are going to post an off topic message, then >> >> will you at least have the decency to put OFF TOPIC in the [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > I'm confused. Who exactly IS the Troll you refer to, Evelyn?! If you look above at the entire conversation you would see it is the person who posted the original gripe, as copied and pasted below. "J" <burglar_of_turds@yahoo.com> SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') Evelyn is not being a troll or somebody would have plonked her by now. I think she only meant to post something off topic that was funny to look at...the problem is that you must put OT in the subject line!!! > Evelyn is not being a troll or somebody would have plonked her by now. > I think she only meant to post something off topic that was funny to > look at...the problem is that you must put OT in the subject line!!! I probably should have. Since screen cleaners have nothing to do with alzheimers disease, I assumed most people would be smart enough to know it was off topic. SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') > > Evelyn is not being a troll or somebody would have plonked her by now. > > I think she only meant to post something off topic that was funny to [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Since screen cleaners have nothing to do with alzheimers disease, I assumed > most people would be smart enough to know it was off topic. You'd think so, wouldn't you? Karen >> > Evelyn is not being a troll or somebody would have plonked her by now. >> > I think she only meant to post something off topic that was funny to [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Karen Yep, I would.... but then some people insist on the letter of the law rather than the spirit of it. :-) SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') > Re: The best screen cleaner > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > problem is that you must put OT in the > subject line!!! > Evelyn: > I probably should have. > Since screen cleaners have nothing to do > with alzheimers disease, I assumed most > people would be smart enough to know it > was off topic. Ronny: Hmmm,it seems according to this J poster,that I should put OT in the subject line anytime I post about my guineas, quail,chickens,tomatoes,etc, etc,etc, etc,etc! :-) LoL Yes,I can see how that is so very important to remember :-) and no doubt I will surely forget all about it the next time I post about my guineas, chickens,quail,tomatoes,etc,etc,etc,etc, etc! :-) LoL Hey,I can blame it all on my being a lowly WebTV user! :-) Cause everybody knows we don't know no better! LoL I think that the purpose of this newsgroup is to be supportive of those connected in some way with the stress of dealing with alzheimer's disease, whether as a caregiver, or a relative, or whatever. For the most part things that are off topic ought to be marked as such, but when you are speaking about supportiveness, humor or such..... is it REALLY off topic? I don't think so, since humor is about the only thing that got me through the years I had my mother in law living here. I enjoy reading Ronny's stuff about rural life in Texas, and I enjoy reading humorous stories and I enjoy reading various bits of life being shared here. That's me. If others insist on having "OT" always clearly marked, I try and do it, but once in a while I don't remember to. The kind friends who sent me so many cute and funny cartoons, jokes, humorous links, were indeed being supportive in my book. When you are depressed, frazzled, dealing with an illness that has no reasonable answers, no cure, and when it is someone you care about suffering from it, hey, humor is about the only lifeline/ray of sunshine that crosses over all of that! So I for one, am all for having humor posted occasionally, and I will try to remember to mark it "OT" when I do it myself. SignatureBest Regards, Evelyn (to reply personally, remove 'sox') > Re: The best screen cleaner > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > problem is that you must put OT in the > subject line!!! > Evelyn: > I probably should have. > Since screen cleaners have nothing to do > with alzheimers disease, I assumed most > people would be smart enough to know it > was off topic. Ronny: Hmmm,it seems according to this J poster,that I should put OT in the subject line anytime I post about my guineas, quail,chickens,tomatoes,etc, etc,etc, etc,etc! :-) LoL Yes,I can see how that is so very important to remember :-) and no doubt I will surely forget all about it the next time I post about my guineas, chickens,quail,tomatoes,etc,etc,etc,etc, etc! :-) LoL Hey,I can blame it all on my being a lowly WebTV user! :-) Cause everybody knows we don't know no better! LoL I love reading humorous things on the newsgroups I subscribe to. Puts fun and joy in a day that might otherwise be painful and joyless. Gwen > I think that the purpose of this newsgroup is to be supportive of those > connected in some way with the stress of dealing with alzheimer's disease, [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > Hey,I can blame it all on my being a lowly WebTV user! :-) Cause > everybody knows we don't know no better! LoL If Miss Manners thinks it's worse etiquette to publicly correct someone than to gracefully overlook a minor issue, who am I to disagree? :-) I figure anyone that has reason to be here in this NG has enough of a truckload of stuff to deal with without getting harassed about what is essentially grammatical errors to an old Usenet environment that has expanded so dramatically as to be unrecognizable. When I had a 1200 BPS modem, I worried a lot more about download speed. And I'm not on high speed now, just a 56k. Best as I can tell, some people are just overcome with the need to feel "RIGHT" sometimes and they have to make everyone know it. Sad, really when you think about it. Karen > I think that the purpose of this newsgroup is to be supportive of those > connected in some way with the stress of dealing with alzheimer's disease, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > off topic? I don't think so, since humor is about the only thing that got > me through the years I had my mother in law living here. ----snip---- > Re: The best screen cleaner > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > whether as a caregiver, or a relative, > or whatever. Ronny: Right! :-) > Evelyn: > For the most part things that are off [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > got me through the years I had my mother > in law living here. Ronny: My idea is that humor and such things as what we are doing or hope to do in our everyday life is never off topic and that because such things as that are a help to both ourself and to others. All of that is supportiveness of ourself and others. And we need to never forget that Alzheimers & caring for a loved one with that is not our whole life. It's a big part of it;but not all of it. I know some have it harder than others depending on the stage a loved ones Alzheimers is in;but my idea is that even at it's worst a person/caregiver needs other interests,other things they are doing and enjoy,no matter how small they might seem to some and we need to talk with others about that part of our lives as well. To me,those things are a big help and stress breaker. > Evelyn: > I enjoy reading Ronny's stuff about > rural life in Texas, and I enjoy reading > humorous stories and I enjoy reading > various bits of life being shared here. > That's me. Ronny: Thank you. :-) > Evelyn: > If others insist on having > "OT" always clearly marked, I try and do > it, but once in a while I don't remember > to. Ronny: I will/might :-) try to remember to do that too;but you know us WebTV users have been said in someplaces to not be overly bright, :-) so sometimes I may forget! LoL > Evelyn: > The kind friends who sent me so many > cute and funny cartoons, jokes, humorous > links, were indeed being supportive in > my book. Ronny: Amen! :-) > Evelyn: > When you are depressed, frazzled, [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > and I will try to remember to mark it > "OT" when I do it myself. Ronny: And a double Amen to what you said here!:-) Man,I don't know how many times I have had it up to here with somethings and just coming online and reading something funny somebody said made me laugh and helped me a lot. Or just talking about everyday things and reading about others everyday things helped me a lot. Or seeing a picture of someone's garden or yard or where they've been on vacation and hearing about that. All of that helps me. And I like to know about where people live and what it's like there? The only thing I never ask is for info that could tell me or lead others to exactly where the other person lives. That's one thing I would never ask for from anyone. |
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