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G. - 31 Dec 2007 15:24 GMT
Perhaps NEXT Year, the Yobs with New computers who have nothing
better to do with their time, will volunteer to help Health Groups set
up REAL Websites, and take any medications their Doctor Prescribes for
them at the rate they suggest.
 That way they don't have to put up Junk like 5 posts overnight, that
are another set from the *one kid who changes his User ID each day --
probably because most of us just Kill-File him, or file his Headers
with his Provider.

   If MI-5 were Really up to speed they'd have found him and Removed
him to NASA so he could be blown into space on the next Shuttle (and
left there).

   What kind of Neanderthal goes to chronic health support groups to
post this crap?   Someone with single digit IQ (5) ?
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

    Happy New Year, Regulars and *Real Newbies--> hopefully 2008 will
be good to the Regulars who Belong here, and those who get *real value
from exchanging ideas, about coming to terms with seizures and
learning to live with Epilepsy. (It's already Next Year in
Australia.)     G./
G. - 31 Dec 2007 15:45 GMT
>   Perhaps NEXT Year, the Yobs with New computers who have nothing
> better to do with their time, will volunteer to help Health Groups set
> up REAL Websites, or take any medications their Doctor Prescribes for them at the rate they suggest.
******************************************************   -->

Below was posted to a **UK Science Group as I wrote above. He's there
too -> below Identifies who's clogging groups at year-end -->

This is what was filed on a UK Astronomy Group (so he got up to U in
the alphabet with his Robot Program he wrote).
   I removed the Group ID and name of poster (there) so the Yob (if
he's still around tries to get to the UK poster who already has him
killfiled (too).    G./

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "nickw7...@gmail.com" <nickw7...@gmail.com>
Date: Dec 31, 7:58 am
Subject: Re the MI5 postings !
To: uk.sci./////////////

His name is Mike Corley and he has been around for quite a few years
now.  He does seem to have recently expanded his horizons and is
posting to a more varied selection of newsgroups so, perhaps, he has
just become more visible.

He has got mentions on WikiPedia and there are a number of web
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pages that explain (as far you can for someone like him) what he is
on
about.  For example,

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/alabaster/A164404

FWIW, some news servers (news.individual.net for one) are very good at
automatically deleting the posts.

The one thing that really gets my goat about it is that I wish his
**ISP
would stop him posting this sort of stuff.  It's worse than Spam as it
sits there on the news servers and Google Groups and just clogs it all
up making our lives more hell than if our emls were spammed :(

I now read ng's via Google Groups after some problems with news
servers on my ISP and am now reporting all his posts as spam - for
those that want to follow my example, click the 'More Options' link at
the top of the posting and there's the option to do so in the other
links that appear.  I know it's a pretty pointless exercise, but it's
good for my moral...!

Nick
RuthDollar@gmail.com - 03 Jan 2008 22:24 GMT
> � Perhaps NEXT Year, the Yobs with New computers who have nothing
> better to do with their time, will volunteer to help HealthGroupsset
[quoted text clipped - 18 lines]
> learning to live withEpilepsy. (It's already Next Year in
> Australia.) � � G./

What does Yob mean? I am not a newbie to support groups. Are you
saying
that new people with epilepsy do not belong here. I feel sorry for
you.
You are here because you like all epileptics belong here. I take my
meds
when I am suppose to. I have had epilepsy since I was 6 years old. I
am
now 64 years old. I hope the regulars as well as new epileptics join
in the
group. I am frome California USA.  I have a positive attitude and I do
not
need to be babied. Some people do need more help than others. You need
to have a good attitude and be positive. Think about your attitude
and
empathy for other peoples feelings and what they are going through. At
one
time you were a newbie.
G. - 04 Jan 2008 06:49 GMT
On Jan 3, 5:24 pm, RuthDol...@gmail.com wrote:

> > � Perhaps NEXT Year, the Yobs with New computers who have nothing
> > better to do with their time, will volunteer to help HealthGroups set
> > up REAL Websites, and take any medications their Doctor Prescribes for
> > them at the rate they suggest.
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> > � That way they don't have to put up Junk like 5 posts overnight, that
> > are another set from the *one kid who changes his User ID each day --
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> What does Yob mean?

*** Yob is a slang term (the reverse of 'boy', meaning someone who's
fooling around-- British I think), or in the case of my original post
he *did *not have epilepsy.   The poster I was referring to did a
dozen? posts here (mass spams unrelated to living with seizures, or
knowing anyone who did).

  The post that *my post referred to is described **above between the
****s and  ////s .

   My reply was posted following those (12) he did here (by robot),
and I stated the fact that his posts were already on
'uk.sci.astronomy', so he had his computer set to post same mass-
mailing on *all usenet groups, alphabetically, at least ones on Google
threads.
  (I think his posts were a repeat of 'MI-5 keeping Alien Invasion of
Earth a Secret'-- a thread that repeats stuff posted on Science groups
since before 1998.)
  Someone new, who did a 'reply to group' to one of his posts might
not notice the Reply put their address on the *other 4 groups he had
crossposted to, even if they weren't registered there.

That's why I started a fresh, single post. If you don't see his posts
(I replied on Separate thread, *following posts he did), then your
News Reader is discarding them--many news servers do not.

 Typically someone posting disruptive posts like that put a 'chill'
on many of the former regulars or new posters, and interfered with the
purpose of the group.

 We once had 20-30 'regulars', who posted here *every night, with
questions, workarounds or solutions that had worked for them. The
poster I was referring to did about 10-12 consecutive posts here, then
his computer program moved on to other groups.  He was likely offline
within 6 hours of those posts I refer to, although the posts stay 'up'
on message threads, even after his ISP removes him.

   The original 20? Regulars in about 11 timezones, have not been
active here since then. (His posts, and a second non-ep. poster, who
forged using other's 'email IDs', from active posters *here, at that
time, disrupted the 6-8 discussion threads that were active.)  The
Valid  posters have not posted since, if they're still reading this
group.

  You can see how few valid posts have occurred since October, if you
have history threads going back that far-- down from 500+ per month.

 I suspect many regulars unsubscribed or moved to one of the other
groups one of original founders (not I) posted last Sept or October. /

I am not a newbie to support groups. Are you
> saying
> that new people with epilepsy do not belong here. I feel sorry for
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> not
> need to be babied.

** The message wasn't for you, or its intent was misunderstood.
A number of people responded 'reply to group' on **older crossposted
threads, without realizing (as above) their reply (and e-address) was
going to groups they weren't registered on. Then they'd spend next 10
days throwing out Junk Mails if they didn't have anti-viral /anti-spam
filters.   I still get ~30 junk mails discarded each sign-on, even
though I think that post (Dec.31) was last time I posted here. That
number will be up tomorrow now....  //

Some people do need more help than others. You need
> to have a good attitude and be positive. Think about your attitude
> and empathy for other peoples feelings and what they are going through. At  one time you were a newbie

 Pass.    I had a reply, but realized it might be a 'lecture',  too.
 I'm 63. This May will be 10 years szr. free/and here, after 5 years
onset to control that worked. That only matters since 1993 the Neuro
who did MRIs /EEGs told me to 'hope for' 2-3 szrs. per Month.
  I was here originally as a Social Group, to exchange ideas w.
others using Tegretol, Frisium or who had Complex Partial /other szrs.
and Social issues wrt. seizures and attitudes of others.
 If most of the regulars have left, Dave's site has collapsed.    /
RuthDollar@gmail.com - 04 Jan 2008 07:41 GMT
> > > � Perhaps NEXT Year, the Yobs with New computers who have nothing
> > > better to do with their time, will volunteer to help HealthGroups set
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>
> - Show quoted text -

You asked if I am a newbie. I belong to 3 support groups and learn
from
each other. I am sorry I sounded like it was a lecture. I did not mean
it
that way. I agree with the Social Group to exchange ideas. I have the
same
ideas that you do. I have not been seizure free since I was 6. When I
was
16 I had to decide whether or not to drive. At that time epileptics
could drive.
I thought about it. Then I decided not to drive because I might kill
myself
or someone else. I could not afford a car anyway. I take public
transportation.
Where I live, we have Dial-A-Ride. You call them and they pick you up
and
then you call them up when you want to go home. The price is not
expensive. It is cheaper than gas!!! I take the bus and walk to.
Your Friend Ruth

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