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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Hepatitis / July 2004Idiot Hoof
Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > Turn off the screensaver when defragging. In Safe Mode, one does not have to "turn things off" in order to *safely* scan disk and defrag. Cody >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > > In Safe Mode, one does not have to "turn things off" in order to *safely* > scan disk and defrag. > > Cody Cody you are an idiot to revert to safe mode for a host of reasons. There are some good reasons to use it, defrag is not one of them. I've seen some of your "help". *snicker* > >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > There are some good reasons to use it, defrag is not one of them. Bullshit. > I've seen some of your "help". *snicker* And you think that *anyone* values your uninformed opinion? Cody > >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > I've seen some of your "help". *snicker* They discussed this problem at length in alt.windows-me many times, and all the experts said *not* to use "safe mode" for defrag, but Cody is a *security expert* yaknow. Chooses an OS for its fax program and recommends the use of Internet Explorer. > > >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > > > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > They discussed this problem at length in alt.windows-me many times, and all the > experts said *not* to use "safe mode" for defrag, Bullshit. but Cody is a *security > expert* yaknow. Chooses an OS for its fax program and recommends the use of > Internet Explorer. That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to XP Pro next. Cody > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to XP > Pro next. > > Cody Cody, if you've ever worked with NT Server I think you'll like XP Pro. It has a lot of the good features and stability that NT Server had to offer. > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to XP > > Pro next. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Cody, if you've ever worked with NT Server I think you'll like XP Pro. It > has a lot of the good features and stability that NT Server had to offer. Unlike what "starwars" said, I don't use Windows Me but Windows 2000 Pro so I know. Cody > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to > XP [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Cody Would you please quit picking on my operating system. I like ME. hoof  Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to > > XP [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Would you please quit picking on my operating system. I like ME. > hoof I liked it when I had it too. Cody > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going > to [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Cody If something is working, it doesn't need fixed. I learned long ago that trying to keep up with the Smiths was a futile endeavor and only leads to more and more piles of discarded stuff just to play the smith/ones game. Landfills are filled with stuff that has been accumulated because people have outgrown their residences and so it must be tossed out or given to GoodWill etc. Ergo, if it works, don't fix it. hoof Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. > Unlike what "starwars" said, I don't use Windows Me but Windows 2000 Pro so > I know. > > Cody I didn't read the other posts--came into in the middle of the thread. > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to > XP [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Cody Well hell Cody, there you are advising Lynne, and you don't even know that *she* uses Me? > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going to > > XP [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Well hell Cody, there you are advising Lynne, and you don't even know that > *she* uses Me? The advice I gave her was not OS dependent and I can't be expected to remember what OS people are using. Now, had she said, "I have a problem with Windows Me" and I gave her advice pertinent to W2K, you might have a point. She didn't, however, and all you've accomplished is revealing how you wallow in lamely trying to ridicule people. Must be sad to be you. Cody > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going > to [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > > Cody He doesn't like you and I posting to one another. Don't you recall the comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of us? hoof Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. > > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going > > to [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > He doesn't like you and I posting to one another. Awwww, poor baby! > Don't you recall the > comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of > us? > hoof Yes, quite childish if you ask me. Cody > > Don't you recall the > > comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Cody Oh, so this is a *grown up and mature* newsgroup is it Cody? Let's have some *fart humour* instead, or *slay some dragons*, or, Let's upset the *feral cave dwellers* by arguing about the existence of God. *snigger* Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Jul 18, 2004, 2:55pm (CDT+7) From: nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net (starwars) In article <mmjKc.4963$mK.73686@news.ono.com> "Cody" <nada@aka.nospam.invalid> wrote: "HoofPrints" <equsphotogphr@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:40F9B70D.5ABC9B2F@hotmail.com... Don't you recall the comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of us? hoof Yes, quite childish if you ask me. Cody Oh, so this is a *grown up and mature* newsgroup is it Cody? Let's have some *fart humour* instead, or *slay some dragons*, or, Let's upset the *feral cave dwellers* by arguing about the existence of God. *snigger* /////////// How come George Harrison wrote a song called 'My Sweet Lord' with the lyrics 'Halleluia' and 'Hari Krishna'? Jesus, I can't figure this one out. Was he a Christian or a Buddhist? Is Buddhism a relgion, or what? Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile > Re: Idiot Iceman > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > out. Was he a Christian or a Buddhist? Is Buddhism a relgion, or what? > Elmo Buddhism has been a religion for a thousand years longer than Christianity. If you check out early Buddhism, you will see where Jesus got his ideas. You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. Cody Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Mon, Jul 26, 2004, 9:41am (CDT+5) From: maskedandanonymous@aka.orgnet (Cody) <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote in message news:27804-4104A22A-335@storefull-3255.bay.webtv.net... Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Sun, Jul 18, 2004, 2:55pm (CDT+7) From: nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net (starwars) In article <mmjKc.4963$mK.73686@news.ono.com> "Cody" <nada@aka.nospam.invalid> wrote: "HoofPrints" <equsphotogphr@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:40F9B70D.5ABC9B2F@hotmail.com... Don't you recall the comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of us? hoof Yes, quite childish if you ask me. Cody Oh, so this is a *grown up and mature* newsgroup is it Cody? Let's have some *fart humour* instead, or *slay some dragons*, or, Let's upset the *feral cave dwellers* by arguing about the existence of God. *snigger* /////////// How come George Harrison wrote a song called 'My Sweet Lord' with the lyrics 'Halleluia' and 'Hari Krishna'? Jesus, I can't figure this one out. Was he a Christian or a Buddhist? Is Buddhism a relgion, or what? Elmo Buddhism has been a religion for a thousand years longer than Christianity. If you check out early Buddhism, you will see where Jesus got his ideas. You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. Cody //////////////// Yeah, I guess I'm pretty ignorant. Thanks, Cody. Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile >> Re: Idiot Iceman >> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > Buddhism has been a religion for a thousand years longer than Christianity. > If you check out early Buddhism, you will see where Jesus got his ideas. You're an idiot, Jesus was a Jew. He was brought up as one. Jesus got his ideas from his Father. > You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. > > Cody You would do well to educate yourself, if you still have a mind left. > >> Re: Idiot Iceman > >> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > You're an idiot, Jesus was a Jew. He was brought up as one. Jesus got his > ideas from his Father. Jesus travelled down the silk route when he was 16 and returned when he was 30. What he preached was very similar to Hinayana Buddhism, not Judaism. Sorry, chum, but the "Father" or "God" doesn't exist so it is impossible for Jesus to have gotten any ideas from that. Unlike Christianity, Buddhism evolved from the Buddha in the sky watching over you to see if you obey the commandments (250 for men and 500 for women) and go to Hell or Heaven after you die to YOU are the Buddha and both Hell and Heaven can be found right here on earth. Another striking difference is how Christianity has a long history of bloodshed with many people going to war in the name of your non existent "God". Buddhism has no such violent history. > > You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. > > > > Cody > > You would do well to educate yourself, if you still have a mind left. Why don't *you* educate yourself and look up the term "ad hominem attack"? Cody >>>> Re: Idiot Iceman >>>> [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > you die to YOU are the Buddha and both Hell and Heaven can be found right > here on earth. Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. Christianity is tied to Judaism. Ah, lol so you know the truth, eh? Wrong. There never was a buddha in the sky, are you stupid? Or just gullible. Rereading your paragraph above and having another laugh, there was a buddha in the sky yet you can be the buddha? LMAO. Logic? Thanks, but I'll be me. I don't care for millions to go around rubbing my belly for luck. > Another striking difference is how Christianity has a long history of > bloodshed with many people going to war in the name of your non existent > "God". Buddhism has no such violent history. You are totally wrong here, you like others make no distinction between Christianity and others who falsely proclaim themselves christian. Again your total ignorance shows. >>> You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. >>> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Cody You are full of bullshit and are not well studied. > Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. Bwaaaaaaaaaa. So when Herod has all the newborn babies killed, Jesus didn't go to *Egypt* then? And the fact his parents could *afford* to flee with him to Egypt might indicate a lot too. Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Wed, Jul 28, 2004, 7:10am (CDT+7) From: nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net (starwars) In article <1koq89ce8bet7$.dlg@icepick.org> Iceman <1c3m4n@chi-mafia.org> wrote: Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. Bwaaaaaaaaaa. So when Herod has all the newborn babies killed, Jesus didn't go to *Egypt* then? And the fact his parents could *afford* to flee with him to Egypt might indicate a lot too. //////////// You're talking about Moses, idiot! http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile > Re: Idiot Iceman > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > //////////// > You're talking about Moses, idiot! Those damn cows have done something to your memory. Moses was born in Egypt, hidden in the bullrushes and found and adopted by Pharoh's daughter. Your cows have also done something to my memory because I can't spell Pharoh. >> Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. > > Bwaaaaaaaaaa. So when Herod has all the newborn babies killed, Jesus didn't go > to *Egypt* then? Well that is a stretch. He did not leave on his own, but technically he did leave. Meeb I shouldn't have said a blanket statement to offset the bs that Cody was propagating. > And the fact his parents could *afford* to flee with him to Egypt might > indicate a lot too. No one ever said his parents were poor. > >> Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > No one ever said his parents were poor. Some like to give that impression, but he was of the royal house of David, and when he died they cast lots for his coat which "had no seam", and his body was claimed by Joseph of Aramathea. i.e. A man who had some political and financial "clout" in a Roman occupied country. And nobody knows where he was between the ages of 12 and 30, except for John Prine and Cody. I think John Prine's version is better than Cody's. >>>> Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. >>> [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > And nobody knows where he was between the ages of 12 and 30, except for John > Prine and Cody. I think John Prine's version is better than Cody's. LOL! I actually don't remember anything being made of the "missing years". In fact I don't know if there were any. It never mattered. He was who He said he was. But there sure is a lot of convoluted ideas about Him in spite of historical evidence. Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 5:55am (CDT+5) From: 1c3m4n@chi-mafia.org (Iceman) On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 07:15:59 +0200 (CEST), starwars wrote: In article <p8q8suz2e1qy$.dlg@icepick.org> Iceman <1c3m4n@chi-mafia.org> wrote: On Wed, 28 Jul 2004 07:10:03 +0200 (CEST), starwars wrote: In article <1koq89ce8bet7$.dlg@icepick.org> Iceman <1c3m4n@chi-mafia.org> wrote: Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. Bwaaaaaaaaaa. So when Herod has all the newborn babies killed, Jesus didn't go to *Egypt* then? Well that is a stretch. He did not leave on his own, but technically he did leave. Meeb I shouldn't have said a blanket statement to offset the bs that Cody was propagating. And the fact his parents could *afford* to flee with him to Egypt might indicate a lot too. No one ever said his parents were poor. Some like to give that impression, but he was of the royal house of David, and when he died they cast lots for his coat which "had no seam", and his body was claimed by Joseph of Aramathea. i.e. A man who had some political and financial "clout" in a Roman occupied country. And nobody knows where he was between the ages of 12 and 30, except for John Prine and Cody. I think John Prine's version is better than Cody's. LOL! I actually don't remember anything being made of the "missing years". In fact I don't know if there were any. It never mattered. He was who He said he was. But there sure is a lot of convoluted ideas about Him in spite of historical evidence. ////////// He was trout fishing with me. Jesus is pretty good with a fly rod. Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile > >>>> Re: Idiot Iceman > >>>> [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > > > Jesus never left Israel. Idiot. Christianity is tied to Judaism. Yes he did and there is evidence that he died of old age in Kashmir with Magdalena. > Ah, lol so you know the truth, eh? Wrong. There never was a buddha in the > sky, are you stupid? Or just gullible. Rereading your paragraph above and > having another laugh, there was a buddha in the sky yet you can be the > buddha? LMAO. Logic? Key word for those like you who don't read carefully: "evolved". > Thanks, but I'll be me. I don't care for millions to go around rubbing my > belly for luck. We don't do that. > > Another striking difference is how Christianity has a long history of > > bloodshed with many people going to war in the name of your non existent [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Christianity and others who falsely proclaim themselves christian. Again > your total ignorance shows. So who's a "true Christian", you? > >>> You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. > >>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > You are full of bullshit and are not well studied. I guess you didn't look it up. Everyone act surprised. Cody > > >>>> Re: Idiot Iceman > > >>>> [quoted text clipped - 91 lines] > > Cody SHOCK!! I have a feeling that he only claims adhominen attack when one of his buddies is getting attacked, otherwise, he doesn't see his reactions and actions as going to the batting cage. He should be leaving for the east coast soon, so you won't be bothered by him much longer. hoof Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. >>> >>>> Re: Idiot Iceman >>> >>>> [quoted text clipped - 97 lines] > by him much longer. > hoof LMAO, Hoof, it was cody that said that. Since you like to keep tabs, watch my IP, or mebbe you just won't see one. LOL, hell mebbe I'll just do an auto post a few times a day and see you respond to a bot. *shrugs* >>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 52 lines] > Yes he did and there is evidence that he died of old age in Kashmir with > Magdalena. Post it then. There were many peeps called Jesus then, like now. >> Ah, lol so you know the truth, eh? Wrong. There never was a buddha in the >> sky, are you stupid? Or just gullible. Rereading your paragraph above and >> having another laugh, there was a buddha in the sky yet you can be the >> buddha? LMAO. Logic? > > Key word for those like you who don't read carefully: "evolved". Ridiculous, the religion evolved, the statement or "you" being a buddha is not an evolution. >> Thanks, but I'll be me. I don't care for millions to go around rubbing my >> belly for luck. > > We don't do that. Mebbe that is why your luck is poor? >>> Another striking difference is how Christianity has a long history of >>> bloodshed with many people going to war in the name of your non existent [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > So who's a "true Christian", you? Those who believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and live according to his word. He said you war against spirits, principalities, and powers, not people. Why do you think the early day believers were slaughtered? Lions, etc.? >>>>> You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > I guess you didn't look it up. Everyone act surprised. There was no need to look it up. You are so full of bullshit, and deception that there is no truth in you. Once you asked *cough* "honest" questions then used the info for your own sick ways via distortions. Typical for buddhists rag dolls who chant, gimme money, gimme money. > >>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman > >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 54 lines] > > Post it then. There were many peeps called Jesus then, like now. Who do you think I am, your secretary? Do your own research. > >> Ah, lol so you know the truth, eh? Wrong. There never was a buddha in the > >> sky, are you stupid? Or just gullible. Rereading your paragraph above and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Ridiculous, the religion evolved, the statement or "you" being a buddha is > not an evolution. Yawn. > >> Thanks, but I'll be me. I don't care for millions to go around rubbing my > >> belly for luck. > > > > We don't do that. > > Mebbe that is why your luck is poor? Dobble yawn. > >>> Another striking difference is how Christianity has a long history of > >>> bloodshed with many people going to war in the name of your non existent [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Why do you think the early day believers were slaughtered? Lions, etc.? God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want to but the next time you see me coming, you better run!". Abe said, "where you want this killing done?". God said, "out on Highway 61". > >>>>> You would have educate yourself to do that. Try starting with Google. > >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > then used the info for your own sick ways via distortions. Typical for > buddhists rag dolls who chant, gimme money, gimme money. Your ignorance is only surpassed by your ego. Cody >>>>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman >>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 137 lines] > > Cody LMAO, reduced to ashes so quickly? Run widdle babee, run to mamma hoofie. Mebbe she'll be a good hygienist to you, like her 'orsey. > >>>>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman > >>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 141 lines] > > Mebbe she'll be a good hygienist to you, like her 'orsey. Can't reply with anything intelligent, eh? Those who resort to ad hominem attacks like you do only reveal the bankruptcy of their position. Christianity is a misleading and incorrect "religion". It leads people to unhappiness. You are living proof of this. Cody >>>>>>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman >>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 161 lines] > Can't reply with anything intelligent, eh? Those who resort to ad hominem > attacks like you do only reveal the bankruptcy of their position. Why would I use intelligence to a lAAme reply like yours? It is obvious that it would be casting pearls before swine. > Christianity is a misleading and incorrect "religion". It leads people to > unhappiness. You are living proof of this. Now you think you know who is happy and who isn't? *snicker* I have to laugh at your statements made out of ignorance. I just hope you don't treat your disease with the same level of intelligence and understanding. > >>>>>>>>>> Re: Idiot Iceman > >>>>>>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 164 lines] > Why would I use intelligence to a lAAme reply like yours? It is obvious > that it would be casting pearls before swine. Thanks for making my point. > > Christianity is a misleading and incorrect "religion". It leads people to > > unhappiness. You are living proof of this. > > Now you think you know who is happy and who isn't? *snicker* *Anyone* who believe in a non existant god is headed towards unhappiness. > I have to laugh at your statements made out of ignorance. I just hope you > don't treat your disease with the same level of intelligence and > understanding. Yawn, another ad hominem attack. That's it, iceman, I don't have time for your blather. You're plonked. Cody > God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me > on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Cody You are always quoting that part, but you have to see things in context. God exists outside of *our* timeframe. He knew Abram, as he was named at the time, would do as he was requested to do, and so the whole thing was a learning exercise for Abram. The same goes for your "What was God doing before he created the universe?" sh.t. Time is a function, or dimension, of *our* universe, a place where *we* can only see in three dimensions, and are aware of time as being at a tangent to it, like a straight edge touching the surface of a ball. Current string theory physicists claim that there have to be at least 11 dimensions for the universe to function as it does, but all you ever do is quote Buddhist bullshit to propogate your arguments, and your Buddhist propaganda misses the entire point of what Buddha said, just as much as the established churches miss the point of what Christ said. > > God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me > > on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > You are always quoting that part, but you have to see things in context. God > exists outside of *our* timeframe. No, God doesn't exist except in the imagination of fools. Cody Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 11:52am (CDT+5) From: midnighthourblues@waters.netorg (Cody) "starwars" <nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net> wrote In article <25XNc.58$Ul5.210499@news.ono.com> "Cody" <maskedandanonymous@aka.netorg> wrote: God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want to but the next time you see me coming, you better run!". Abe said, "where you want this killing done?". God said, "out on Highway 61". Your ignorance is only surpassed by your ego. Cody You are always quoting that part, but you have to see things in context. God exists outside of *our* timeframe. No, God doesn't exist except in the imagination of fools. Cody //////////// The 'imagination of fools' is called FAITH, Cody. God not only exists, He keeps your heart beating thru the miracle of Life. How else can you explain why a random bunch of chemicals could experience emotion, love, and thought. Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile > Re: Idiot Iceman > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > //////////// > The 'imagination of fools' is called FAITH, Cody. Not so. It's called being a fool. > God not only exists, Sorry, but he doesn't. > He keeps your heart beating thru the miracle of Life. How else can you > explain why a random bunch of chemicals could experience emotion, love, > and thought. > Elmo I never said that Life didn't exist, Elmo. I just said there isn't anything cranking out destinies and working in "mysterious ways". Your so called "faith" is really a "leap of faith". My faith is based on actual proof in this lifetime; not something I have to wait until after I die to find out. I mean, if I asked you to work for me your entire life and told you I would pay you after you die, would you take the job? Your church is asking the same of you and, like a fool, you slave away for a non-existant god. You've fallen for the oldest con in history. You do know we are living in the 21st, not the 15th, century, don't you? Cody P.S. Speaking of Christian fools: "I THINK IT'S FINE, AS LONG AS IT'S CHRISTIAN PRAYERS. ANYTHING ELSE IS UN-AMERICAN."-- G.W. Bush "I don't know that atheists should be considered citizens, nor should they be considered patriots. This is one nation under God."-- George Bush Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 11:10pm (CDT+5) From: midnighthourblues@highwaters.netorg (Cody) <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 11:52am (CDT+5) From: midnighthourblues@waters.netorg (Cody) "starwars" <nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net> wrote In article <25XNc.58$Ul5.210499@news.ono.com> "Cody" <maskedandanonymous@aka.netorg> wrote: God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want to but the next time you see me coming, you better run!". Abe said, "where you want this killing done?". God said, "out on Highway 61". Your ignorance is only surpassed by your ego. Cody You are always quoting that part, but you have to see things in context. God exists outside of *our* timeframe. No, God doesn't exist except in the imagination of fools. Cody //////////// The 'imagination of fools' is called FAITH, Cody. Not so. It's called being a fool. God not only exists, Sorry, but he doesn't. He keeps your heart beating thru the miracle of Life. How else can you explain why a random bunch of chemicals could experience emotion, love, and thought. Elmo I never said that Life didn't exist, Elmo. I just said there isn't anything cranking out destinies and working in "mysterious ways". Your so called "faith" is really a "leap of faith". My faith is based on actual proof in this lifetime; not something I have to wait until after I die to find out. I mean, if I asked you to work for me your entire life and told you I would pay you after you die, would you take the job? Your church is asking the same of you and, like a fool, you slave away for a non-existant god. You've fallen for the oldest con in history. You do know we are living in the 21st, not the 15th, century, don't you? Cody P.S. Speaking of Christian fools: "I THINK IT'S FINE, AS LONG AS IT'S CHRISTIAN PRAYERS. ANYTHING ELSE IS UN-AMERICAN."-- G.W. Bush "I don't know that atheists should be considered citizens, nor should they be considered patriots. This is one nation under God."-- George Bush ///////// George Bush and his advisors are responsible for many deaths, I can't deny that. That's a separate issue from what we're talking about though. Too bad you won't be joining me in heaven. It's your choice. Elmo http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 11:10pm (CDT+5) From: midnighthourblues@highwaters.netorg (Cody) <elmoemerson@webtv.net> wrote Re: Idiot Iceman Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Thu, Jul 29, 2004, 11:52am (CDT+5) From: midnighthourblues@waters.netorg (Cody) "starwars" <nobody@tatooine.homelinux.net> wrote In article <25XNc.58$Ul5.210499@news.ono.com> "Cody" <maskedandanonymous@aka.netorg> wrote: God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be putting me on". God said "no"; Abe said, "What?". God said, "you can do what you want to but the next time you see me coming, you better run!". Abe said, "where you want this killing done?". God said, "out on Highway 61". Your ignorance is only surpassed by your ego. Cody You are always quoting that part, but you have to see things in context. God exists outside of *our* timeframe. No, God doesn't exist except in the imagination of fools. Cody //////////// The 'imagination of fools' is called FAITH, Cody. Not so. It's called being a fool. God not only exists, Sorry, but he doesn't. He keeps your heart beating thru the miracle of Life. How else can you explain why a random bunch of chemicals could experience emotion, love, and thought. Elmo I never said that Life didn't exist, Elmo. I just said there isn't anything cranking out destinies and working in "mysterious ways". Your so called "faith" is really a "leap of faith". My faith is based on actual proof in this lifetime; not something I have to wait until after I die to find out. I mean, if I asked you to work for me your entire life and told you I would pay you after you die, would you take the job? Your church is asking the same of you and, like a fool, you slave away for a non-existant god. You've fallen for the oldest con in history. You do know we are living in the 21st, not the 15th, century, don't you? Cody P.S. Speaking of Christian fools: "I THINK IT'S FINE, AS LONG AS IT'S CHRISTIAN PRAYERS. ANYTHING ELSE IS UN-AMERICAN."-- G.W. Bush "I don't know that atheists should be considered citizens, nor should they be considered patriots. This is one nation under God."-- George Bush ///////// George Bush and his advisors are responsible for many deaths, I can't deny that. That's a separate issue from what we're talking about though. Too bad you won't be joining me in heaven. It's your choice. Elmo Um, Elmo, you don't have to wait until after you die to go to heaven or hell. I would, however, caution against reveling in temporary happiness because as soon as whatever is temporarily making you happy is gone, so is the happiness. True happiness comes from within, not from something without, be it a god or the sexiest woman who has ever invited you to bed. Cody >> Re: Idiot Iceman >> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > "faith" is really a "leap of faith". My faith is based on actual proof in > this lifetime; not something I have to wait until after I die to find out. What destinies? Ways mysterious only to those that don't know the author of them. You have absolutely no proof in your faith. In fact you do not even know what faith is. > I mean, if I asked you to work for me your entire life and told you I would > pay you after you die, would you take the job? Your church is asking the > same of you and, like a fool, you slave away for a non-existant god. You've > fallen for the oldest con in history. Man can work from sun up to sun down to earn great wealth, God can give it to him in his sleep. There is a benefit package promised to believers, you have nothing. > You do know we are living in the 21st, not the 15th, century, don't you? Buddha is how old? The *cough* religion is how old? You believe that *cough* religion? Sure you live in the 21st century, but your religion doesn't. Christianity does. > Re: Idiot Iceman > [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > and thought. > Elmo He thinks it was random chance, just like so many think that so many things "just happened by chance" allowing this planet to be the way it is and to sustain life. It's the "If you have an infinite number of monkies typing at an infinite number of typewriters then they will create the combined works of William Shakespeare" theory, but they wouldn't; it's a stupid idea to think so, and I'm sure Des Karts would have agreed with me. >>> God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be > putting me [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Cody Spoken by one who thinks Buddha is real, and talks with him. LOL > >>> God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be > > putting me [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Spoken by one who thinks Buddha is real, and talks with him. LOL Everyone has a Buddha nature. Some reveal it more than others. There is no god called Buddha in True Buddhism. Cody > > > God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be > putting me [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Cody LOL. It's fascinating to watch you Cody. The programming is so ingrained. You remind me of the Mormons. You argue with them and they come out with "But Joespeh Smith said....You should read the book of mormon." With you it's "But The Buddha said.............you should google for..." A fool is anybody who believes in something he cannot see for himself. > > > > God said to Abraham, "kill me a son". Abe said, "man, you must be > > putting me [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > A fool is anybody who believes in something he cannot see for himself. We don't worship "The Buddha". We follow the Law, not the person. We are potentially Buddhas ourselves. You will never be a Jesus, much less a "God". Cody > Re: Idiot Iceman > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > > http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile I believe that George Harrison was an ordained minister in the Brotherhood of the Purple Sticky-Icky. jen __________________________________________________________________________ "...Don't wanna get stoned - But I don't wanna not get stoned - and I don't wanna not not get stoned - Don't wanna get high - I don't wanna not get high - But I don't wanna not not get high..." The Lemonheads ___________________________________________________________________________ > > Re: Idiot Iceman > > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > Brotherhood of the Purple Sticky-Icky. > jen That is the best description of him I ever heard. > > > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am > going [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > Yes, quite childish if you ask me. I don't to think about it, I guess I think it is unbelievable that I can't even have an online conversation with someone without someone making some 'strange' comment. He has no claim on me, so why make the comment. Big Deal if you and I are posting to one another. <shrug> Just got back from a trip to Yosemite Village to pick up an incarcerated puppy. The smoke on the Valley floor is incredibly thick, and my eyes were burning. I can't believe how much that place has changed since I was last there. Signs of fires all over the place. I think the last time I was in the Park was in wintertime and the snow made Awahnee Lodge look like it belonged in the Dr. Zhivago movie. My cell phone works up there cuz it is home, so that was good. Hoof > Cody Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. > > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going > > to [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > us? > hoof You can post to whom you like, that is none of my business, but like The Professor, and Iceman, I am not impressed with his computing advice. I ran WinMe for a long time, because you can not only make it very stable, but you can also make it very secure. The only problems with it are this defrag thing, and *never* once did I defrag it in "safe mode", and problems that arise if you have more than 500 Mb Ram, which I now have. I keep telling you that everything you need for you to do this too is usually posted in alt.windows-me, by people who know and like the OS. > > He doesn't like you and I posting to one another. Don't you recall the > > comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > everything you need for you to do this too is usually posted in alt.windows-me, > by people who know and like the OS. On the other hand he recommended Win 2000, which I now run, simply because of the memory problem already mentioned. It required a *registry hack* to make it do something that is so very easily done in WinMe, and which I regard as an essential security measure. Then if you want to know what it takes to *begin* to secure Win2000 then take a look at http://www.uksecurityonline.com/husdg/windows2000/ but I warn you, it runs into *46* pages. As for XP, with its built in firewall, well you may as well set a fox to guard the chickens. > As for XP, with its built in firewall, well you may as well set a fox to guard > the chickens. Which is why I plan to use a third party firewall. Duh! Cody >>> He doesn't like you and I posting to one another. Don't you recall the >>> comments that were being made about a month or two ago about the two of [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > As for XP, with its built in firewall, well you may as well set a fox to guard > the chickens. You are going to be in for a big surprise with SP2. It will most likely confuse the illiterate. > > > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am going > > > to [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > You can post to whom you like, that is none of my business, but like The > Professor, and Iceman, I am not impressed with his computing advice. Then don't follow it. > I ran WinMe for a long time, because you can not only make it very stable, but > you can also make it very secure. The only problems with it are this defrag > thing, and *never* once did I defrag it in "safe mode", and problems that arise > if you have more than 500 Mb Ram, which I now have. I keep telling you that > everything you need for you to do this too is usually posted in alt.windows-me, > by people who know and like the OS. And many of those people recommend defragging in Safe Mode. Just for grins, though, why do you think one shouldn't defrag in Safe Mode? How will it hurt the computer? Cody >>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am > going [quoted text clipped - 60 lines] > > Cody Think about the difference between 16 bit and 32 bit. > >>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am > > going [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] > > Think about the difference between 16 bit and 32 bit. What's the point in telling them Iceman? They never listen. >>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am >>> going [quoted text clipped - 64 lines] > > What's the point in telling them Iceman? They never listen. Which is why I only posted a basic hint. > >>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I am > > going [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] > > Think about the difference between 16 bit and 32 bit. Is this supposed to be a Zen Koan? Not an issue with Win Me and Win Me can be safely defragged in Safe Mode. I've done it hundreds of times. Cody >>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I > am [quoted text clipped - 78 lines] > > Cody Then you don't know the difference between 16/32bit operations. Like you said, you're no expert so I'm not faulting you on this. > >>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I > > am [quoted text clipped - 80 lines] > > Then you don't know the difference between 16/32bit operations. Of course I do. > Like you said, you're no expert so I'm not faulting you on this. It means that in Safe Mode things go slower. They also go *safer* and defragging in Safe Mode is recommended by most experts. Cody >>>>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I >>> am [quoted text clipped - 95 lines] > > Cody Believe what you want, but there is a lot more difference then speed. "Safe"? lol. You might want to check out the differences in operation of the HD's as well as the file system. There are many other differences as well. I am not going to spell it out for you, so this is my last post on the subject. I'll be watching for your posts when SP2 is released. It ought to be quite a giggle. :) Daymn, I wish this month would move along quickly because with you announcement of the upcoming and pending 'vacation'; is definitely something I personally looking forward too. Hurry up time and let it be August, so we can get a much needed reprieve from this usenet idiot. Hoof > >>>>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I > >>> am [quoted text clipped - 107 lines] > I'll be watching for your posts when SP2 is released. It ought to be quite > a giggle. :) Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. > Daymn, I wish this month would move along quickly because with you > announcement of the upcoming and pending 'vacation'; is definitely > something I personally looking forward too. > Hurry up time and let it be August, so we can get a much needed reprieve > from this usenet idiot. > Hoof He's a *dark com?dien* yaknow. *La Belle Dominique* told me so. How do I now tell *Mom* that it is now all over between us and that I have found another? I'd hate to hurt her feelings yaknow. Maybe Crawdad would kindly let her know. > Daymn, I wish this month would move along quickly because with you > announcement of the upcoming and pending 'vacation'; is definitely > something I personally looking forward too. > Hurry up time and let it be August, so we can get a much needed reprieve > from this usenet idiot. > Hoof Fukk j00 > > Daymn, I wish this month would move along quickly because with you > > announcement of the upcoming and pending 'vacation'; is definitely [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Fukk j00 YOu're spelling is atrocious. fornicating under the consent of the King is not abbreviated FUKK. And JOO should be YOU. Hoof Signature{ Disclaimer: Non Existent words contained within this poast were created in response to the Paperwork Reduction Act.} {If you have a problem with that, take it to the Environmentalists Complaint Dept.} [NOTE: It has come to my attention that water pressure booster pumps are available to city dwellers. Because of this new development, notify your local Environmentalist Complaint Dept. to begin a campaign to *ban* the sale of these pumps to those living within a municipality. (They don't need more water pressure just so their sprinklers can run water down the sewers.)] The above is a public service announcement from the Committee for *Responsible* Use of Water Pressure Booster Pumps.] A Free Thinker. >>> Daymn, I wish this month would move along quickly because with you >>> announcement of the upcoming and pending 'vacation'; is definitely [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > And JOO should be YOU. > Hoof Mine? lamo. I don't fornicate and if I did fukk the king is left to 2shits, and dawg luvers, I am American. I see you are raising food for asian's. Seven delicious meals. LOL My expression stands. > I don't fornicate and if I did fukk the king is left to 2shits, and dawg > luvers, I am American. Hey Iceman, *WE* all *know* what *you* do. After all *you* told us: > LOL, She had a camera plugged in the other night, she is not old. I didn't > save the pix, and I made sure the power light was not lit before I had a > peek. No red dress, in fact not much off anything at the time. vbg >> I don't fornicate and if I did fukk the king is left to 2shits, and dawg >> luvers, I am American. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >> save the pix, and I made sure the power light was not lit before I had a >> peek. No red dress, in fact not much off anything at the time. vbg And j00 jus jealous. > >> I don't fornicate and if I did fukk the king is left to 2shits, and dawg > >> luvers, I am American. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > And j00 jus jealous. Do you think I am going to click on her web-site? No way, Jose. >>>> I don't fornicate and if I did fukk the king is left to 2shits, and dawg >>>> luvers, I am American. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > No way, Jose. Rumor has it that you did. You can't help yourself the pull is too strong. Beats the old hag, hands down. > >>>>>>> > > > > > That's not the reason I choose an OS but it is a factor. I > >>> am [quoted text clipped - 107 lines] > I'll be watching for your posts when SP2 is released. It ought to be quite > a giggle. :) It invariably is, and the Professor will be back by then to enjoy the giggle too. I wonder how many of those Greek women have succumbed to his charms? You two weren't havin sex together, were you? ahahahahahahah http://community.webtv.net/elmoemerson/DocElmosHepFile >>> >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. >>> > [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Cody LMAO! If you knew anything about OS's you would have been running an NT product years ago. So you're going to XP Pro eh? Now that it is about to be replaced? me snickers. > >>> >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > >>> > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > years ago. So you're going to XP Pro eh? Now that it is about to be > replaced? me snickers. Hey, did either of you two clowns know that Scott Lemmon, Proxomitron Author, had died on May 1st? He was only 36. I've used proxo for years. > >>> >> Turn off the screensaver when defragging. > >>> > [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] > years ago. So you're going to XP Pro eh? Now that it is about to be > replaced? me snickers. Replaced? By what, pray tell? Longhorn is years away before it will be available. In fact, Service Pack II is coming out for XP Pro later this year. I have never claimed to be a computer expert, btw. NT is the only OS I haven't used, however. Cody |
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