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Jul 18, 2002, 9:53am

As a matter of fact, yes, Netscape is infinitely better (And I have no
love for AOHell. I've been using Netscape long before AOL bought them).
It has everything (browser, email, newsreader, HTML editor, etc) in one
tight package and is more robust and not as virus-prone as IE/Outlook,
plus has the benefit of being based on *drum-roll* OPEN SOURCE.

And, if you want to get technical, there're two working versions of IE,
too. According to current browser usage statistics, there are actually
more people still using IE 5.x than IE 6.x. What does that tell you? :P

Follow-up to general discussion (If I did it right, that is :P)

[View Quote] > Hi everyone:
>
> And I suppose that Netscape, which has TWO working final versions (one being
> 4.7x? and the other being 7.x?) is any better???
>
> Hmm....Why do I smell AOL lover here??? At least *I* make no bones about
> the fact I'm on MSN....
>
> Patrick
>
> P.S. YOU may wanna take a look at YOUR settings in NETSCRAPE because
> there's only ONE > below that I can see (and no...I didn't doctor your post
> either).
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
He'll get the hang of it eventually...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 18, 2002, 9:54am

Yes you can ;)

[View Quote] >
> Ya can't blame MS products for EVERYTHING, ya know....
>


--
Goober King
And usually, you'd be right...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 15, 2002, 10:03am

I agree that a lot more can be done on the 3D/building/interactive side
of things, but we don't have to go full-blown gaming to succeed. Look at
it this way: Even with the "low-key" 3D of AW's engine and the rather
extravagant prices for citizenships and worlds, people keep coming back.
People keep logging in on a daily basis, and AW continues to get new
citizens every day. (Granted, they may not be at the same levels as last
year, but hear me out.) So why do they keep coming back? It's not as if
they don't have anywhere else to go.

I'll tell you why: It's the community. Roland put it best, "Our user
base and community have always been the envy of all the other online 3D
ventures." People keep coming back because of what's happening here, not
because of how graphically pretty the worlds look or because it has all
sorts of sexy features. Even with a depleted user base, there's always
something happening here. All it would take would be for AWI to see that
and use it as advertising and the population here would skyrocket.

But while only Rick and JP can do something about features and such,
*we* can do something about the community. Start events, get some new
org going or get involved with an existing one, build, chat, and
participate. If we can keep this community strong, despite Rick and JP's
bungling, we could turn AW into the biggest word-of-mouth success story
in history!

As I said in my column last month, Rick and JP have dug their own hole,
and we need to stop looking to them to fix all our problems. We need to
take the initiative to get this thing back off the ground. You can sit
and complain, or you can do something about it. Which would you rather do?

[View Quote] > Have you guys ckecked out NeverWinter Nights? Not only can you "play the
> game," you can competely rewrite the "official" scenario, and write your
> own scenario. IE, build your own 3D world, add your own characters,
> storyline, your own modeled items, avatars, just about *everything* you can
> do in AW, and a whole lot more, in a scripting API based on C. Windows and
> Linux servers are free for the download.
>
> *Children* are building worlds and running their own servers for the $69.00
> US cost of buying the game. And *thousands* are logging on....
>
> I'm not trying to "down" AW, but.... We need to get on the ball here. Eep
> is correct. Back in the mid-90s, 3d for its own sake was new and cool and
> worth participating in. Now, it's old hat and taken for granted, and if AW
> doesn't keep up with what's possible here in 2002, (*WHAT* 3D environment
> doesn't offer chat???) our investments in AW will all be shot to hell,
> because what's been "saved" by the owners is nothing but the old, go-nowhere
> scenario. In other words, I don't want to have to rename my world,
> "Crisis3D_cum_hep_me". Change my cit name to "IN-capacitated."
>
> What can we, as paying users, do to get the folks in charge to CATCH A
> CLUE??? There's so much better value out there and it's so frustrating
> because I want to take us all on *THAT* merry-go-round.... I just hate
> feeling like I've put a ton of effort into something that's inevitably going
> to be left in the dust... Aren't you all building worlds to have people
> visit your creation, to acknowledge that you've done an awesome job in
> giving them an experience that's special and meaningful and surprising that
> they can't get anywhere else??
>
> Or am I just crazy here???
>
>
>


--
Goober King
He was an inspirational speaker in another life :P
robrod at prism.net

Jul 15, 2002, 3:02pm

My point is that AW shouldn't be trying to compete with 3D Games, in
fact, I highly doubt they even *could* compete with all the 3D games out
there, even if they had all the spiffy gaming features you were looking
for. The market is way too saturated as it is.

While I agree that gaming features could greatly enhance the community
aspect (they aren't mutually exclusive, y'know), I also think the
community aspect of AW is just as marketable as gaming, if not more so.
Sometimes, people just want a place to hang and flex their creative
muscles, which is harder to do within the confines of a gaming-oriented
environment. I think AWI would be able to draw in a *much* wider range
of users if they billed AW as being a community-based software package
that also has gaming abilities, rather than a gaming-based platform that
you can also chat in. It's simply just a matter of emphasis.

[View Quote] >


--
Goober King
Guess we'll be keeping it in Community after all... :P
robrod at prism.net

Jul 15, 2002, 5:33pm

Just be thankful that AWI hasn't gotten the bright idea to allow mass
telegramming yet, otherwise you'd be seeing a *lot* more of this kind of
garbage in AW. :P

[View Quote] > Telegram from ALLOT of people:
>
> Hi, just got this, was asked to passit on...
> state police warning for online please read this very carefully...then send
> it out to all the ppl online that you know, something like this is not to be
> taken causually, if a person with a screen name slavemaster contacts you, do
> not reply, do not talk to this person do not answer any grams, emails,
> instant messages, who ever this person is he/she is a suspect of murder in
> the death of 56 women so far...contact thru the internet. please pass this
> on...this screen name was seen on yahoo, aol,excite,so far...this is not a
> joke...send this to men to...just in case...fromjenifer S Faulkner
> ,Education/information Specialist, Roanoke Fire-Ems; 541 luck avenue, suite
> 120 roanoke, VA 24016...phone 540 853-225
>
> What the heck is this crap, and can we have someone consider shutting down
> whoever is sourcing this rumour
>
> - Mark
>
>
>


--
Goober King
Not that he wouldn't use it from time to time...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 19, 2002, 7:47pm

I believe the official line is "The day Microsoft makes something that
doesn't suck is the day they make a vacuum cleaner." A bit clumsy the
other way. ;)

[View Quote] > lol cute tag line Tony I love it! heheheheh
>
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
Brevity is the key to wit... if you have one, anyway...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 20, 2002, 11:25am

Take a Figure Drawing class, and you'll learn to appreciate the human
body without "sexual gain". (Only because the models are fugly as all
get out! :P)

Oh, and last I checked, no one is allowed to go out in public naked,
regardless of "sexual gain" or not. It's a little thing called "indecent
exposure".

[View Quote] > It's pretty tough to guarantee noone will get any "sexual gain" by looking
> at you naked. :-P
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
He could be a Figure Drawing model...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 23, 2002, 1:38pm

Not that I know of, but if you set your AW web browser to "Internal",
you at least won't have to worry about having a browser window pop up
every time you click one.

[View Quote] > I like to build and downloading this at an object yard, world or any other
> place is not what I would like to have happen. Is there a way I can set my
> security settings or AW settings where I don't have to download this? I'd
> prefer not to be counted or whatever else.
>
>
>


--
Goober King
If only they could make Netscape internal....
robrod at prism.net

Jul 24, 2002, 2:56pm

Whatever you say, Eep.

I've (thankfully) never had to personally deal with you in a customer
capacity, but the way you treated Just In was uncalled for, regardless
of how "little tolerance" you have for questions asked in the "wrong"
medium.

Next time, if it really burns you up that badly when someone posts
suggestions/bug reports in the newsgroups, send the person a private
email explaining your policy, or simply ignore the post outright. But
don't jump down a guy's throat just because he asks a couple innocent
questions. It certainly doesn't make *you* look any better...

[View Quote] > Dear Xelagot users,
>
> As stated on my pages, bug reports (and suggestions) about Xelagots
> are to be sent to my email address
> xelag at 3dee.nl
>
> Most people do that correctly, but some insist in following their own
> ideas about how this should be done, even up to the point of writing
> to me saying "Would it really have killed you to answer my questions
> in the newsgroup so everyone would know where things are at?". It is
> my privilege to decide on these matters. I have a certain degree of
> tolerance for newbies and jounger people, who do not yet know their
> way around, but very little tolerance otherwise. Every bug report or
> suggestion makes me spend time, sometimes a considerable amount, to
> handle it. I do this without charging expenses, but only according to
> my own terms. I also expect politeness from users, even if I do not
> garantee a successful handeling of all matters. But I do try to solve
> bugs and other problems according to my capacity. And I do *not* enter
> into long discussions about why I chose to receive reports only by
> email.
>
> I hope this makes these matters clear to all.
>
> Cheers,
> XelaG
>


--
Goober King
Maybe he's taking PR lessons from JP...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 26, 2002, 1:07am

Actually, AWC's been delisted for some time now. I'm not entirely
certain when they were delisted, but they are now officially on the
OTC:BB. As for all the other changes, visit AWNews once in a while, will
ya? ;)

[View Quote] > ok, well, after checking to see that flagg had that name change fee
> updated on the site (which by the way it wasn't) I noticed how they had
> the time to remove their ticker symbol and the corporation mark from the
> bottom of the page, changed to activeworlds inc...(obviously)..I also
> went to see that the board of directors page was changed to some
> executives page, only rick and jp are noted on it, though the nasdaq
> still has them listed...(are they ever going to be delisted?) changes
> changes changes, I think they need to inform us more of what is going on
> with the company...and what's in the future for it..ehh
>
>
> --
> maki www.awmaki.com <http://www.awmaki.com>
>
>
>
>
>


--
Goober King
How many subtle hints does he need to give?!
robrod at prism.net

Jul 30, 2002, 9:39am

Actually, you don't have the "right" to be treated respectfully in
public. You *do* have the right to privacy, but that doesn't include
someone with a loose tongue and a grudge against you spilling the beans
about you in public. The best thing you can do is just not reveal
private information on the internet, as you can never really tell who it
is you're telling it to. Yea, it's not nice when someone humiliates you
in public, but if you don't give them any ammo, they have nothing to
humiliate you with. :)

[View Quote] > It is wrong for me or anyone to be publically humiliated at AWGate or any
> other public world because of something that happened privately. I was
> publically humiliated yesterday over this very thing. I have the right to
> be treated respectfully in public. I feel that what I did in private should
> not have been the business of anyone else. But if it became someone else's
> business, handling it in a way to demoralize me is not in the best interest
> of anyone. There are better, more positive and constructive ways to solve
> problems. I'm speaking out about it because I don't want this to happen to
> anyone else and they feel that they are the only one, or feel nothing can be
> done about it. I hope all of you are mature and supportive enough to
> realize this does happen in public areas. The best thing to do is report
> it, as I have done, to someone in authority.
>
>
>


--
Goober King
The name is humiliating enough...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 30, 2002, 6:18pm

I agree that we should all strive to treat everyone else as equals and
with kindness, but no one has the "right" to be respected. In fact, part
of the right of "free speech" means that we also have the right to *not*
respect people if we so choose. Respect has to be earned, and while it's
unfortunate that some punk managed to overhear your private conversation
and spread it to the world, there's not much anyone else can do about
it. You'll just have to be more careful in the future regarding private
matters on the internet.

And I'm not trying to sweep this under the rug and say that it never
happens to other people, just that more caution is probably the only
viable solution to such a problem.

[View Quote] > I have strong suspicion, but no hard proof that the problem evolved from
> someone knowing how to intercept and/or interpret communications in the
> building areas of Alpha World (away from GZ and the bot). I feel it should
> be wrong to be able to do that unless someone is suspected of unlawful
> activity. I, and everyone else here absolutely has the right to be treated
> respectfully, especially in public areas and forums. It is in the best
> interest of tourists, and citizens - everyone here, including the company,
> AW, to take an interest in, promote and practice respect of humankind. To
> expect anything less would be dehumanizing.
>
> By acknowledging it happens and speaking out - it helps in several ways.
> 1) Validation for someone else who is going through a similar experience.
> 2) Informing the public there's a problem.
> 3) Possible prevention of it happening to someone else.
> 4) Hopefully, change to bring about a solution.
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
It's rather hard to legislate respect...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 31, 2002, 8:55pm

Well now, hold on a sec... They overheard a whisper/telegram
conversation?! This changes everything, as it most likely means the
person was using a cracked browser, which, incidentally, is illegal. It
also makes me wonder how this person knows you and why this person would
target you if you weren't anywhere near GZ. Sounds like it's more than
just a random encounter...

[View Quote] > I will continue to speak out against this, it's wrong. Unless I am doing
> something illegal, no one should have the right to break in on my
> communication to someone else. But then taking it further, use it to harass
> me, degrade me in public or private, or conform me to standards that fit
> their purpose. It is reasonable for me to expect to have a whisper or
> telegram conversation with someone without fear of someone intercepting that
> communication and using it to bully me into shame, fear, silence or worse.
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
The plot thickens, it does...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 1, 2002, 9:38am

A subject all too familiar, eh Just?

[View Quote] > I have never encountered any instance of anyone having had their whispers or
> telegrams intercepted by a third party in years of using Active Worlds.
>
> I know many instances of people making whispers or telegrams public, after
> receiving them from the sender deliberately.
>
> I think any person revealing things told to them in private and in
> confidence is despicable.
>
> The injustice of the above pales to insignificance when someone "reveals"
> things not told to them, but things invented to make someone else look bad.
> This is compounded when someone falsifies or alters documents (chatlogs,
> telegrams, etc.) to support the invented revelations. May I dare suggest
> there are degrees of humiliation?
>
> ~ Justin
>
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
Proof that the more things change...
robrod at prism.net

Jul 31, 2002, 1:58pm

Strange, since my links at UTN still work, and I haven't change their
format in years. What exactly did you have to change?

[View Quote] > yep, turned out that somewhere along the line, aw changed a few things, and I
> had to relink it from my end. discovered this when I went to the awmapper to
> see how they were now doing it
>
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
Curiosity killed the Goober...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 3, 2002, 2:17pm

Probably forgotten, just like every other AWI project involving a world. :P

[View Quote] > On the AW Newsletter, it no longer says "Flagg's Worlds to Watch," it just
> says "Worlds to Watch." However, in AWGate, the Flagg's Worlds to Watch area
> is still there and the world teleports haven't been updated for a while now.
> Anyone have an idea of why this is still like this? heh It's not a big
> deal, just curious to see if the Worlds to Watch area in AWGate is going to
> updated anymore with the new newsletters.
>
> -Lord Fett
>
>
>


--
Goober King
Sheds a tear for COFMeta...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 4, 2002, 2:28pm

Kieffer, you'd stand out in an insane asylum, so you're attempts at
disguise are futile, at best. We all know who you are and what you're
capable of, so IHNK is justified in warning the community of your
return. You may think you've turned over a new leaf and the past should
be forgotten, but if that conversation is a) real and b) recent, then
it's obvious you haven't changed a bit.

[View Quote] > WATCH OUT FOR INEPT TYPING AND RANDOM GIBBERISH!
> ================================================


--
Goober King
The Goob's got his eye on you...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 4, 2002, 2:30pm

Uh-oh, lookout! Bit on the warpath! That one's got some teeth, she does :)

[View Quote] > Ok...here is where I will vouch for IHNK aka IHNK2's character.
> IHNK has had caretaker rights in my world and Cy world for over 2 years now.
> I have spent alot of time with him and he is a very dear friend.
> IHNK would NOT fabricate something to stir up old stuff.
> I am positive his intention is to foreworn folks about any possible negative
> things that could happen to them in AW.
> JFK2 if that's you and if your out there doing what IHNK and others have
> accused you of, be cautious...be VERY cautious.......
> I am a mother and a grandmother IRL. I am a virtual mother......I DETEST
> abuse of our babies.
> I WILL haunt you if I hear of one situation that involves a minor.
> If you think you are not traceable (while performing illegal acts in
> virtual)...think again:)
>
>
>


--
Goober King
Raises spear and shouts "Time fer some idiot huntin'!"
robrod at prism.net

Aug 4, 2002, 7:15pm

For someone who wants to see this issue gone and buried, you certainly
seem to be happy to talk about it a lot. :P Why so defensive? If it's
just "some IDIOT", then ignore him, as you suggest, and move along.
Don't reply to every single other person who tosses in an opinion.

Or, could your defensiveness be a knee-jerk reaction due to the ring of
truth? In case you missed it, this warning by IHNK was never about you
and Just In, but rather your apparently clinical obsession with young
boys. IHNK was just doing his civic duty by warning the community that a
known sex offender was back in their midst, as any upstanding citizen
would have done.

Now, if you have actually changed and the past is past, then shouting
"IDIOT" all over the place isn't going to change people's impression of
you. It will take time and good actions on your part to get people to
actually respect you again. (if they ever did in the first place) But as
far as I'm concerned, you haven't changed one iota, and I should hope I
never run into you in the AW Universe, or it won't be pretty.

[View Quote] > There is one person who has not responded yet to this thread...
>
> It would be to their best interest if they should decide to just ignore
> "IDIOTS" like the one who started it as all they are bent on doing is to
> create another flame war and frankly i don't see the need or reasoning
> why this IDIOT who started this would want to see another flame war
> except for some SICK JOLLY that they would derive by seeing two grown
> people have another flame fight in the AWNGS all over again.
>
> People of this SICK caliper that are bent on nothing more than a restart
> of old issues that only lead to a flame war even make me sick to look at
> their names.
> =========================================
> "linn" <ironhead at digitalpassage.com> wrote in
> news:3d4d84f5 at server1.Activeworlds.com:
>
>


--
Goober King
Don't tempt him...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 17, 2002, 3:01pm

Erm, check the date there, chief. This whole thing's been resolved
already. Won't have to worry about him for quite some time. :)

[View Quote] > Well said Goober. *claps*
>
> On to the matter of this sex offender...
> SHUT YOUR TRAP YOU SICK FREAK!!!!
> I think all the previous posts are right. If you want this issue to
> disappear, yelling IDIOT and being so defensive isn't gonna help. You're a
> hypocrite, a sicko, and just a plainol' sunavab****!!! You say for us to
> ignore it, yet you don't yourself.
>
> So shut up, and maybe this will disappear, but if you keep being so
> defensive, it will not disappear.
>
>
[View Quote]
--
Goober King
Place your bets on how long it takes for him to come back! :P
gooberking at utn.cjb.net

Aug 4, 2002, 7:22pm

Because Kieffer's decided to play the "victim" card, in order to cover
his own severely-reddened ass. :P

[View Quote] > Why oh why did we need another one of these... One thread is enough, post
> it there.
>
> --Bowen--
>
>
>
>


--
Goober King
JFK2 in Panic Mode... watch for falling threads!
robrod at prism.net

Aug 5, 2002, 12:21am

Here's a tip then, JFK2: "Kieffer" is your last name, unless I've read
your website wrong. I guess your mental disabilities include memory now?

I'm sorry, but your act of pretending to be someone other than JFK2
couldn't be more transparent if you sprayed Windex on it. :P You're not
fooling anyone, (hell, even the people who don't know who you are can
tell you're crazy) so quit while you're ahead.

[View Quote] > Ahhhh...... Who is Goober King speaking about? Kieffer? I don't know
> that person. I only know about myself. But yeah.... After this LAST
> post i too will stop on this matter. But i am like those that decide to
> catch a VIRUS BUG dead in it's tracks. To allow VIRUS BUGS to fester
> for any great length of time you have many people that read and suddenly
> start believing the false claims made by the VIRUS BUG. I put my foot
> down fast to quash such nonsense dead in it's tracks.
> That is why i have been telling people about IHNK. He is the VIRUS BUG
> that needs to be quashed before another round of mess happens in AWNG all
> over again.
>
> ===========================================
> "goober king" <gooberking at utn.cjb.net> wrote in
> news:3D4D95C8.6060206 at utn.cjb.net:
>
>


--
Goober King
Or maybe he *has* found a way to breed... *shudder*
robrod at prism.net

Aug 6, 2002, 5:26pm

*applauds* Woo Flagg! I pray your contract isn't running out soon! :-/

NOTE: Cross-posted to let the other NGs know that the one-man scourge is
overwith. :P

[View Quote] > Hi Everyone,
>
> Thank you for taking the time to read this post.
>
> We have removed a couple accounts today for disrupting the NG's.
>
> In the future I would like to ask you all to try not to encourage these
> individuals. By replying to their rubbish you may be inadvertantly adding
> to it. If they find there way in here again please just forward the post to
> me (or call) and I will take care of it for us.
>
> Let's try to keep this place clean.
>
> Thanks again...
>
>
> -Flagg
>
>
>
>


--
Goober King
Unfortunately, the question isn't if he'll come back... but when?
robrod at prism.net

Aug 5, 2002, 12:27am

Crud... and here I was hoping AWNews would actually break a story
*before* it hit the NGs! :P Damn my wanting more info first! :P

[View Quote] > I recently called AW via telephone on Friday, to discover that Noelle is no
> longer with AW, what is going on up there in Newburyport Massachusettes? Why
> are so many leaving?...yes I know most employees were part-time, but this is
> rediculous!
> MrBruce
> A1CTWorld at aol.com
>
>
>

--
Goober King
He can't help it if he wants to be thorough...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 5, 2002, 2:39pm

*smirk* It seems I've hit a nerve. Good, that means I did my job. ;)

I noticed you actually changed your email address this time. While you
may be learning, it's a bit late now. Oh well, JFK, keep trying. You may
fool us eventually!

[View Quote] > See what happens when you stick your nose up this "KIEFFER'S" butt...
<snip more ranting>


--
Goober King
That'll be the day :P
robrod at prism.net

Aug 5, 2002, 3:16pm

*chuckle* It was almost too easy.

If that's been your email the entire time, then how could it have been
"changed"? You mean to tell me that OhhhMy at whatisthatemailaddy.org isn't
your *real* email address?! *mock shock* Hmm, wonder what it could be...
something including "jfkmusic.com", perhaps?

Oh well, I'm not going to bother deflating your pathetic attempts at
deception anymore, as it's not even necessary anymore. You've solidly
established yourself as a flaming idiot, JFK2 or not, so I don't even
have to try anymore :)

BTW, you might want to have someone look at this "butt" obsession of
your, Kieffer. Sounds like a personal problem...

[View Quote] > Even Goober is a prime example of NOT FULLY reading someone's posts....
> If Goober will only take the time to really observe... I MEAN STICK his
> nose at the top of the post where the email addy is... He will notice
> that all of my posts have had the email changed from the very start.
> lol
> YET it takes him umpteen posts later to notice that fact... That shows
> right off where his nose has been.... Up this poor "KIEFFER's" butt.
>
> Will someone in the NG community do us all a little favor.... Stick
> your nose up Goober's Butt.... And then write a news article on how
> clean or DIRTY it is. lol
> It sould really make for an interesting read. lol
> ===============================================
> "goober king" <gooberking at utn.cjb.net> wrote in news:3D4EA527.5030806
> at utn.cjb.net:
>
>
> may
>
>
>
>


--
Goober King
Refusing to participate in a battle of wits with an unarmed man...
robrod at prism.net

Aug 5, 2002, 8:46pm

Hate to break it to you, Chris, but technically speaking, he's not a
mature adult. He has what's known as Klinefelter's Syndrome, which is a
genetic abnormality that gives males an extra X chromosome. Besides
causing all sorts of odd sexual abnormalities, it also can cause serious
language impairment. Unfortunately, not a lot is known about XXY adults
and how the more serious symptoms affect them.

http://www.nichd.nih.gov/publications/pubs/klinefelter.htm for more info.

Of course, language impairment alone doesn't explain some of his
stranger habits. There are some studies which indicate that older XXY
males have a history of psychological problems, possibly due to not
getting the proper attention while growing up, but they were still able
to overcome their pasts. Pity Kieffer can't seem to do the same...

[View Quote] > Dude... for a mature adult you've gone way off the deep end. Straighten
> up, will you? You're scaring me.
>
> Chris
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Maybe they can make JFK2 a KS test case! :P
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Aug 5, 2002, 8:49pm

Sorry, Baron, but I think this takes the Funniest Post 2002 award! :D

[View Quote] > I'm suddenly beginning to think Insanity wasn't that bad of a person...
>
> --Bowen--
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He just has one thing to say: LOL!
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Aug 5, 2002, 8:53pm

Relax, Bruce... That was a fake conversation that Joe was using to prove
a point (I think)...

As for Flagg, he certainly would seem to be the next likely candidate.
But who knows... maybe he actually renewed his contract?

[View Quote] > I seen this in a post from Joeman and laughed when I seen my name in a
> statement (refering this snip)
> Goodbar king: Hows the weather?
> ohhhmy: IM NOT JKF2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NOT ME!!!!!!!!!!
> mrbruce: Im now opening up a!!!!!!!!!!!!ct for another month! Fun and games
> for all!
> ohhhmy: IM NOT HIM!!!!!!!! NO!!!!!!!! NOT MEE!!!!!!!!!
> Goodbar king: We know its you...
> ohhhmy: NO! NOt ME1 FfdsfLDSF! at
> Goodbar king: Well, if its not you... Then, its a moron in a box.
> ohhhmy: LOL!!! LOLLLLOOLLL!!! LOLOLOLOLLLLOL!!!
> Brant: Stop that.
> ohhhmy: LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLLLLLLLL! My new email is
> MrMolEsTo at ImNotGoingToTell.MO! hahahahaha!! Its funny!!! at BEcause your going
> to email, and nothing is going to happen!!! LOLOLOLLOLLL!!!
>
> -Joe
> The part where it says mrbruce: Im now opening up a!!!!!!!!!!!!ct for
> another month! Fun and games
> for all!
> Funny I do not remember being any part of a conversation like this before or
> ever making that statement, I was just curious where that came from?
> Lastley, My concerns about Noelle's leaving is that I do alot of business
> with AW and I liked having people at the other end of the phone, who knew
> who I was, and I felt it was a little more personal that way. But now I have
> to get used to someone *new* every week it seems. My next question...is Tom
> (flagg) next to leave?
> MrBruce
> A1CTWorld at aol.com
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As if anyone would name themselves "Goodbar King"! :P
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Aug 6, 2002, 9:48am

Hey PC, need a broom? You're dropping names all over the place. :P

[View Quote] > Hi everyone:
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Don't step in the name droppings!
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