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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Asthma / September 2003Ha Ha ! Your lung fell out !
I think it´s funny when people have asthma and their lungs fell out ! >I think it´s funny when people have asthma and their lungs fell out ! It seems your brains fell out and have been masheq'd, solea-ly but surely. Can anyone be bothered to do a "seek an destory" on this prick (sorry ladies)? ....Clues seen too obvious. Wanna make your self useful Dave? Pete (the rest of us are just housewives, clinicians, civilians and scientists :o)))))))) ) > >I think it?s funny when people have asthma and their lungs fell out ! > > It seems your brains fell out and have been masheq'd, solea-ly but > surely. To blame Dave for this posting shows a lack of character on your part. Typical. > Can anyone be bothered to do a "seek an destory" on this prick (sorry > ladies)? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > It seems your brains fell out and have been masheq'd, solea-ly but > > surely. Jim - don't you start on me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My irritation was genuine! My sole (reason for the specific) reference to Dave was that of the recent A.S.A "mega posters" he was/is the only one to be/admit to be involved in computing in "his day job". Hence trawing through the headers of the offending post - real and spoofed , hence working out which abuse@.... etc to persue would be closer to his own skill-set! In my time zone its getting late.... - which bit of of my post do you have a problem with? Which bit do you wish to enter into a futile argument about? Tired & irritated! - Pete p.s. Jim - go back and re-read my post - just WHERE do I blame Dave? > To blame Dave for this posting shows a lack of character on your part. > Typical. [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > It seems your brains fell out and have been masheq'd, solea-ly but > > > surely. > p.s. Jim - go back and re-read my post - just WHERE do I blame Dave? It was clear to me that you were asking Dave to look into it for the group. Apparently it was not clear to all. -- CBI, MD >> p.s. Jim - go back and re-read my post - just WHERE do I blame Dave? > >It was clear to me that you were asking Dave to look into it for the group. >Apparently it was not clear to all. There isn't much that is "clear" in this newsgroup, besides the obvious fact that we all have such kind and sympathetic feelings towards each other. And we're all so dedicated to finding and propagating new and improved treatments for asthma, no matter whether these agree with current medical orthodoxy or not. NOT. Regarding "seek & destroy" missions (as Immuno put it), the only "seek & destroy" mission I've done lately is to nuke my asthma. It's never been part of my job to serve as "Internet police". I can tell you one thing about "Bob", however. I am forever in his debt for pointing out the error of my ways by top-posting. Thanks, Bob, for that, but not for your goofy "Your lung fell out" post. >I can tell you one thing about "Bob", however. I am forever in his >debt for pointing out the error of my ways by top-posting. Thanks, >Bob, for that, but not for your goofy "Your lung fell out" post. Just after I posted, I realized that Bob was NOT the one who wrote the goofy "Your lung fell out" post. My apologies, Bob, and I truly am in your eternal debt for the top-posting tutorial. Well, this Carl Philtmoon fellow (the TRUE author of "Your lung fell out") truly is a creative individual, but perhaps lacking in the gonads department. After a quick search, I have discovered that his penis is too small: http://groups.google.com/groups?q=author:masheg_solea%40yahoo.com.hk&hl=en&lr=&i e=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=26e9ab06.0309241458.1ad2f912%40posting.google.com&rnum=2 Could this explain why his lungs apparently have fallen out? :) >>> p.s. Jim - go back and re-read my post - just WHERE do I blame Dave? >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >propagating new and improved treatments for asthma, no matter whether >these agree with current medical orthodoxy or not. NOT. We all are interested in propagating new and improved treatments. However, some of us are less impressed by hype than others. Basically, anything that is proven to work becomes part of 'orthodox' medicine. Personally, my attitude on the 'antibiotics for asthma' idea is that I am going to wait for more convincing scientific evidence. At the moment it is little more than a theory. BTW: You haven't a distant clue what you're talking about. In fact, you couldn't get a clue during the clue mating season if you stood in the middle of a field of horny clues, smeared your body with clue musk and did the clue mating dance. >We all are interested in propagating new and improved treatments. >However, some of us are less impressed by hype than others. If you had experienced this yourself, you wouldn't call it "hype". >Basically, anything that is proven to work becomes part of 'orthodox' >medicine. As far as I am concerned, it has already been proved to work FOR ME. And guess what, if it worked for me (and Jim Quinlan, and NSCEO, and Joy, etc.), then it will work for many, many others who have this type of asthma. >Personally, my attitude on the 'antibiotics for asthma' idea is that I >am going to wait for more convincing scientific evidence. At the >moment it is little more than a theory. The studies done thus far are small, but they make this more than a theory. Once the anecdotal evidence is added, it's A LOT MORE THAN A THEORY. Calling it "little more than a theory" is precisely the sort of stubborn thinking which makes this treatment largely unavailable from MD's in a number of countries. In the mean time, while people like you are waiting for the "final word" from the researchers, many people are suffering and some are dying because conventional asthma medicine only treats their symptoms, and poorly at that. >BTW: You haven't a distant clue what you're talking about. In fact, you >couldn't get a clue during the clue mating season if you stood in the >middle of a field of horny clues, smeared your body with clue musk and >did the clue mating dance. Did you take lessons from CBI? You betray what a nasty person you are in this stupid remark. And if you think that it's somehow funny, I would hate to see which comedians you like. >>BTW: You haven't a distant clue what you're talking about. In fact, you >>couldn't get a clue during the clue mating season if you stood in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >in this stupid remark. And if you think that it's somehow funny, I >would hate to see which comedians you like. Looking at some of Colin's other recent posts, it appears that the "you haven't a distant clue" crud appears to actually be his signature. If Colin's computer is infected with some bizarre virus, he needs to kill it off. OTOH, if it's his brain that's infected, I don't know what to suggest. at some of Colin's other recent posts, it appears that the > "you haven't a distant clue" crud appears to actually be his > signature. Yep, more win the argument with ridicule stuff. Or rather, if you can't win the argument any other way, resort to it. >...resort to it. Now you're talkin' Joy! http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/grand_cayman/default.html Bob, What good timing! Actually, my husband is headed here: http://www.seychelles.com/ and I was trying to figure a way to go too. > >...resort to it. > > Now you're talkin' Joy! > http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/grand_cayman/default.html >Bob, >What good timing! Actually, my husband is headed here: > > http://www.seychelles.com/ > >and I was trying to figure a way to go too. You could use your feminine skills and make it appear to be his idea...after your surgery when you need some R&R? Bummer, No feminine skills. But R&R taking care of my sister with cancer > >Bob, > >What good timing! Actually, my husband is headed here: [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > You could use your feminine skills and make it appear to be his > idea...after your surgery when you need some R&R? >>We all are interested in propagating new and improved treatments. >>However, some of us are less impressed by hype than others. > >If you had experienced this yourself, you wouldn't call it "hype". Actually, I would. Hype is anything that promises more than the current evidence suggests it can deliver. Has it occurred to you that you are showing signs of being a 'true believer' - and thus no longer a reliable source of information on the subject? BTW: You haven't a distant clue what you're talking about. In fact, you couldn't get a clue during the clue mating season if you stood in the middle of a field of horny clues, smeared your body with clue musk and did the clue mating dance. >>>We all are interested in propagating new and improved treatments. >>>However, some of us are less impressed by hype than others. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >believer' - and thus no longer a reliable source of information on the >subject? I didn't have the luxury of calling this "hype". I took a leap of faith, and it paid off handsomely for me. You, on the other hand, don't seem to be willing to take such a risk. It may not be worthwhile because your disease is already well-controlled. It may not be worthwhile because you don't have the same type of asthma that I have had. Only you can decide. Taking risk is a part of life. Every day, you and I make decisions on what risks to take, and what to not take. Since it's your health and your life on the line, you are the only one who should decide. Not your doctor(s), not me, just you. > >>We all are interested in propagating new and improved treatments. > >>However, some of us are less impressed by hype than others. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > believer' - and thus no longer a reliable source of information on the > subject? Gee Colin I have to agree with Dave on this one. And the difference is I am not new to the newsgroup. I guess you don't believe me either. Or Northshore. Who will you believe? >Subject: Re: Ha Ha ! Your lung fell out ! >From: Dave Oshinsky dave_oshinsky@yahoo.com(remove underscore) >There isn't much that is "clear" in this newsgroup Why do you hang around? >>Subject: Re: Ha Ha ! Your lung fell out ! >>From: Dave Oshinsky dave_oshinsky@yahoo.com(remove underscore) > >>There isn't much that is "clear" in this newsgroup > >Why do you hang around? So I can read your precious posts. >Subject: Re: Ha Ha ! Your lung fell out ! >From: Dave Oshinsky dave_oshinsky@yahoo.com(remove underscore) >Date: 09/25/03 8:32 AM Eastern >So I can read your precious posts. Gee thanks and I thought you didn't care. Why everyone else clued in on google being the source is beyond me. It is only the source for his choice of posting. If you read the headers carefully, the best field is "NNTP Posting Host". His was 217.234.255.56. C:\>tracert 217.234.255.56 Tracing route to pD9EAFF38.dip.t-dialin.net [217.234.255.56] Since that's obviously a dialin user, it may or may not be active at any given time. However, that ISP will surely be able to tell what user of theirs was connected to that IP at the time of the original post. I've done the legwork, now you can contact t-dialin.net with all the info from the original post. You should include the full headers for the original post. They appear to be outside the US, so who knows if anything will be done. >Can anyone be bothered to do a "seek an destory" on this prick (sorry >ladies)? [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> It seems your brains fell out and have been masheq'd, solea-ly but >> surely. >From: Richard no@mail.net >Why everyone else clued in on google being the source is beyond me. It is >only [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >post. >They appear to be outside the US, so who knows if anything will be done. Actually, you stopped prematurely, but maybe that's a result of using Tracert instead of something else. If you'd continued to dig you would have found the originator is in Germany (with all due respect to Richard F.), uses Deutsche Telekom AG for his/her internet provider and complaints about abuse should be sent to: abuse@t-ipnet.de > I think it?s funny when people have asthma and their lungs fell out ! Ah, the finely honed sense of humor that only an 8 year old can possess. You should try to get your grammar up from kindergarten level, though. > I think it?s funny when people have asthma and their lungs fell out ! Gee...Went on a posting rampage, eh? Lemme see...rec.sport.archery and a bunch of others...same name too. Someone with a little technical know-how could do a nice back-track on this one. Michael Halliwell  Signature*************************************** Michael Halliwell temple2some@shaw.nospam.ca To Reply: remove the "nospam" *************************************** >Gee...Went on a posting rampage, eh? Lemme see...rec.sport.archery and a >bunch of others...same name too. > >Someone with a little technical know-how could do a nice back-track on this >one. The message headers on his post show that he posted from Google Groups. That's a pretty anonymous way to post. All that is required to sign up with Google Groups is a functional e-mail address, in this case it's a free e-mail address at Yahoo Hong Kong masheg_solea@yahoo.com.hk. (It has to be functional at the time of signing up, but may no longer be functioning, and he/she may no longer be reading it.) The message headers do show the e-mail address to report abusive posts: groups-abuse@google.com Given that he has posted some really nasty stuff (e.g., http://groups.google.com/groups?q=author:masheg_solea%40yahoo.com.hk&start=10&hl =en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=26e9ab06.0309241032.455b71bf%40posting.google.com &rnum=18), I think there is good grounds to report him to Google Groups. |
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