James Riske must be stopped

Chris Caputo is the owner of Altopia. An email to his attention should
do more good at getting rid of this Riske nut.

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"Frank Provasek" wrote in message
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Chris Caputo is the owner of Altopia. An email to his attention should
do more good at getting rid of this Riske nut.

The more time a bigot spends on usenet the less time they have for hurting
others in RL... just a thought.

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece of
software so widely used while at the same time so viciously
maligned by so many different people. I don't think it's
necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often seems that
Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm also aware of
it's security holes, but even during times where the net isn't
flooded with viruses, OE seems to be everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception of an
Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a friend's
house recently who was using Outlook Express to read usenet, and
from what I could see it really didn't look like it was *that*
bad of a client... at least not deserving of the reputation it
carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?

Hillbilly wrote in
:

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece of
software so widely used while at the same time so viciously
maligned by so many different people. I don't think it's
necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often seems that
Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm also aware of
it's security holes, but even during times where the net isn't
flooded with viruses, OE seems to be everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception of an
Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a friend's
house recently who was using Outlook Express to read usenet, and
from what I could see it really didn't look like it was *that*
bad of a client... at least not deserving of the reputation it
carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?


Because it is a **** product and full of security holes. The
people that bitch about it get it for free with windoze and can't
be bothered finding a real newsreader. Let the ****tards wallow in
their misery. I have told of how *Xnews* is a free and reliable
newsreader but nobody wants to take the time to download it. ****
them all.

--
Bernard Hubbard
Australian, Gay, Green and Proud.

Bernard Hubbard wrote in message .67...
Hillbilly wrote in
:

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece of
software so widely used while at the same time so viciously
maligned by so many different people. I don't think it's
necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often seems that
Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm also aware of
it's security holes, but even during times where the net isn't
flooded with viruses, OE seems to be everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception of an
Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a friend's
house recently who was using Outlook Express to read usenet, and
from what I could see it really didn't look like it was *that*
bad of a client... at least not deserving of the reputation it
carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?


Because it is a **** product and full of security holes.

Good on ya bernie, always got your geriatric old brain thinking of
holes and ****. you really do let it all hang out, don't ya, ya senile
old poofter.

The
people that bitch about it get it for free with windoze and can't
be bothered finding a real newsreader. Let the ****tards wallow in
their misery. I have told of how *Xnews* is a free and reliable
newsreader but nobody wants to take the time to download it. ****
them all.

Yes, bernie, you probably would.

People hate OE for the same reasons they hate MS in general, AOL, or
anyone else that is successful. Mostly its just jealousy.

Hillbilly wrote in message ...
James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece of
software so widely used while at the same time so viciously
maligned by so many different people. I don't think it's
necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often seems that
Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm also aware of
it's security holes, but even during times where the net isn't
flooded with viruses, OE seems to be everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception of an
Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a friend's
house recently who was using Outlook Express to read usenet, and
from what I could see it really didn't look like it was *that*
bad of a client... at least not deserving of the reputation it
carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?

(William J. Wolfe) wrote in
m:

Bernard Hubbard wrote in
message
.67...
Hillbilly wrote in
:

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted
messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece
of software so widely used while at the same time so
viciously maligned by so many different people. I don't think
it's necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often
seems that Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm
also aware of it's security holes, but even during times
where the net isn't flooded with viruses, OE seems to be
everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception
of an Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a
friend's house recently who was using Outlook Express to read
usenet, and from what I could see it really didn't look like
it was *that* bad of a client... at least not deserving of
the reputation it carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?


Because it is a **** product and full of security holes.

Good on ya bernie, always got your geriatric old brain thinking
of holes and ****. you really do let it all hang out, don't ya,
ya senile old poofter.

The
people that bitch about it get it for free with windoze and
can't be bothered finding a real newsreader. Let the ****tards
wallow in their misery. I have told of how *Xnews* is a free
and reliable newsreader but nobody wants to take the time to
download it. **** them all.

Yes, bernie, you probably would.


Hello slimebag. Rooted any rats lately?

--
Bernard Hubbard
Australian, Gay, Green and Proud.

(William J. Wolfe) wrote in
m:

Bernard Hubbard wrote in
message
.67...
Hillbilly wrote in
:

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted
messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece
of software so widely used while at the same time so
viciously maligned by so many different people. I don't think
it's necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often
seems that Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm
also aware of it's security holes, but even during times
where the net isn't flooded with viruses, OE seems to be
everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception
of an Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a
friend's house recently who was using Outlook Express to read
usenet, and from what I could see it really didn't look like
it was *that* bad of a client... at least not deserving of
the reputation it carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?


Because it is a **** product and full of security holes.

Good on ya bernie, always got your geriatric old brain thinking
of holes and ****. you really do let it all hang out, don't ya,
ya senile old poofter.

I notice that you didn't attack Hillbilly for his mention of
*holes* and he did before I did, ****hooks.


The
people that bitch about it get it for free with windoze and
can't be bothered finding a real newsreader. Let the ****tards
wallow in their misery. I have told of how *Xnews* is a free
and reliable newsreader but nobody wants to take the time to
download it. **** them all.

Yes, bernie, you probably would.



--
Bernard Hubbard
Australian, Gay, Green and Proud.

"Bernard Hubbard" wrote in message
. 67...
(William J. Wolfe) wrote in
m:

Bernard Hubbard wrote in
message
.67...
Hillbilly wrote in
:

James Riske james_riske@mail15_dot_com writes:

Bob Peterson wrote:

is there some way to set OE to ignore cross posted
messages?



You could always dump outlook in favor of a real newsreader.

Few times in all my years on the internet have I seen a piece
of software so widely used while at the same time so
viciously maligned by so many different people. I don't think
it's necessarily an anti-Microsoft thing, because it often
seems that Windows users are often OE's sharpest critics. I'm
also aware of it's security holes, but even during times
where the net isn't flooded with viruses, OE seems to be
everybody's whipping-boy.

My first computer was a C64. Since then, with the exception
of an Atari, I've owned nothing but Macs. However, I was at a
friend's house recently who was using Outlook Express to read
usenet, and from what I could see it really didn't look like
it was *that* bad of a client... at least not deserving of
the reputation it carries.

So my question is: why, exactly, does everybody HATE Outlook
Express so bitterly?


Because it is a **** product and full of security holes.

Good on ya bernie, always got your geriatric old brain thinking
of holes and ****. you really do let it all hang out, don't ya,
ya senile old poofter.

I notice that you didn't attack Hillbilly for his mention of
*holes* and he did before I did, ****hooks.


Do you only catch half of everything you read or are you selective?
I believe he said you mentioned holes and ****, not holes

Bernaie butt ****er whined yet again when it poofterbabbled thus -


I notice that you didn't attack Hillbilly for his mention of
*holes* and he did before I did, ****hooks.

Call Lifeline, ya senile old poofter. Lifeline cares, I don't give a flying ****.