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Aug 1, 2003, 6:51am

[View Quote] Thought you didn't read my posts anymore? ;) Tee hee.

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Aug 1, 2003, 6:18pm

[View Quote] *g* What if it had been HTML? ;)

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Aug 1, 2003, 6:35pm

[View Quote] I'm surprised it wasn't in HTML, considering it looks like it was ripped
from an MSN archived log or something.

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Aug 2, 2003, 4:07am

[View Quote] 99% of us snip. :) Like I just did... with requoted material. Let's
see all those top posters do that (they don't because it's at the bottom
and no one goes further).

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Jul 30, 2003, 3:35pm

One wonders why in the hell the beta newsgroup needs to be hidden now.
I really don't care if I'm not in beta, but, I really would like to read
about it considering the usualy wait time for the next versions.

I don't think the beta newsgroup was ever "locked", why should it be now?

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Jul 30, 2003, 3:47pm

[View Quote] That's not a good business practice either. You generally want to keep
your client base informed on what's coming next (so they can express to
you their feelings... so you don't give them something they don't care
about and do give them things they do).

Why, may I ask, is Bill grumpy about all things Beta? "NO! You can't
see what we're doing or I'll have to gnaw your face off!" It was like
this last time when Rick put people on beta constantly and Bill would
take them off.

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Jul 30, 2003, 3:56pm

[View Quote] Then it wouldn't be called aw35/beta.html.

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Jul 30, 2003, 6:25pm

[View Quote] *rolls eyes* why does it matter? It wasn't a problem before.

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Jul 30, 2003, 6:29pm

[View Quote] Hence why I'm not renewing my citizenship. AWI's just being stupid
nowadays and I'm sick of really... just dealing with it. Shoddy
employees who get pissy when you asked them where the current beta
server installation file was, locking out the beta group simply because
you don't want customers to see what you're planning, freaking up the
rest of the newsgroups because of said lock. Creating a new uniserver
just so you can keep track of who's been put on the beta (because Bill
is a narcsistc about everything beta - it's my beleif he feels it as an
extension of himself), et al.

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Jul 30, 2003, 8:25pm

[View Quote] And you're an unoriginal farce. Really, I mean, come on. Can't you
come up with something new?

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Jul 31, 2003, 3:13am

[View Quote] Only silly willies complain about the testers unless they're _really_
silly like with the last people Bill picked out.

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Jul 31, 2003, 12:30pm

[View Quote] Uhm, right. Someone told me to call you BinaryBeard, so I will.

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Aug 1, 2003, 6:16pm

[View Quote] You should be able to grow it a little thicker then. You do know if you
trim your beard that the older hair is removed, right? Mine's thicker.

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Aug 1, 2003, 6:18pm

[View Quote] Anyone who disagrees with you, and is a micro-nanosecond younger than
yourself, falls into this category.

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Aug 2, 2003, 3:56am

[View Quote] I disagree.

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Aug 2, 2003, 3:58am

[View Quote] Don't I? : http://www.springdew.com/personal/binary.htm. There you go
again, saying I pretend with the assumptions that aren't logical and
that I have no access to the internet to do easy, quite damn easy at
that, internet searches. And that google doesn't exist.

If this picture is recent (within AW's years in reasoning with the
webpage's origins) then it is still not as old as I am. And I can grow
one thicker. If it's thick at all (pixelation is making it hard to
tell)... but why do you care what I think?

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Aug 2, 2003, 4:05am

[View Quote] Am I still your friend? :P I hate my government's decisions... but
there has to be reaction to attacks even if it is shooting blindly. If
we don't have a clue which devision did it... attack places that harbor
people _like_ those who did it (probability dictates you'll get it
sooner or later). But let's not get into _that_ discussion again, honestly.

> dont know how to act your age towards bowen? not surprised...
> act like a 50 or 60, or however old you are, should act! with maturity, and
> proper arguments, not: "Well, i was wearing underwear, before you were in
> nappies, and so breifs are obviously more comfortable, because i have mroe
> expierience in wearing underwear".

LoL that was a good one.

> respect to others? i have barely disrespected anyone in ages, so stop with
> your bullshit. hell, i dont even bother answering you most the time since i
> know where it will lead to and honestly, your not worth it anymore, seems
> i've matured before you sadly.

I agree that you do seem more mature than him sometimes. Sometimes more
than me, but that sometimes is a lot 'cause... Bowen doesn't care. Why
do I need to prove my maturity? Really? Is there some sort of scale I
should be following? My morals are different, thus, my maturity will
seem different than BB's and his maturity will be different from say...
oh a Devout Catholic. You can't "act your age" unless you're defining a
primer.

I may be American, but my morals are different than BB. As it seems he
was taught to obey all commands given to him at all costs and measures.
IE, not to ask questions or have opinions unless it is to oppose those
that oppose the norm.

> thing is, i have never blocked anyone before, not in AW, newsgroups,
> e-mails, nothing. but you are tempting...

It's fun to play the game though.

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Aug 4, 2003, 3:27am

[View Quote] It must make you feel like a man to pass insults to someone over the
internet. Way to go. By the way, It's not made up. Click the link, it
exists, it's you... maybe a thiner version of you, but still you. Cut
back on the double fatty burgers. See, I can do insults too. Lame as
they may be, much like yours. Keep them coming.

Or, maybe, lick a pringle lid.

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--Bowen--

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Jul 30, 2003, 3:48pm

Is anyone else getting requests to keep entering your password and
username to read the newsgroups? Or is it just me?

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--Bowen--

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Jul 30, 2003, 3:57pm

[View Quote] Maybe Cal/whomever freaked up the server trying to protect their
precious beta posts? That's where my suspicion is placed.

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--Bowen--

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Jul 30, 2003, 8:26pm

[View Quote] Still does it guy.

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Aug 2, 2003, 7:05am

[View Quote] You could just run seperate instances of the server... It's not like
it's that big of a ram sucker for dedicated servers.

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--Bowen--

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Aug 2, 2003, 7:09am

[View Quote] Oh, so it's a per world basis that you're charging people? What you
should do is give person access to the server instance and have a
program check and charge them accordingly to every world added. :P

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--Bowen--

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Aug 3, 2003, 7:03am

[View Quote] Worldserver bandwidth and memory load is very neglicable with a server.
It's like training to run the marathon and then only having to run an
foot.

As for object paths, that's a whole other story. Even then, servers are
designed for that sort of load and should have no problem with it.

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--Bowen--

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Aug 3, 2003, 3:39pm

[View Quote] Nah, free clothes are dingy. Why use someone else's free service when I
can do it myself (also free)?

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--Bowen--

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Aug 3, 2003, 3:41pm

[View Quote] What are you talking about? Are you talking about the oil used to cook
the chips? It's a different texture than most oils (isn't greasy).

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--Bowen--

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Aug 4, 2003, 3:25am

[View Quote] Yes, WHY are you licking the lid? There is a plastic/tinfoil guard
thingie... so maybe they use recycled plastic for the lid and wash it up
pretty good before placing it on the boat/plane to England. Or maybe
they're taken off and washed again when they get there? LOL

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--Bowen--

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Aug 4, 2003, 2:28pm

[View Quote] I do not speak your language per se. You forgot to capitalize the E on
English, and forgot your period at the end of the sentence. ;) Those
are silly, trivial mistakes that shouldn't be made if you're oh so
British. So hah.

> Though licking the lid is a bit creepy... maybe thats what makes you be able
> to program like Strike.... *starts licking pringle lids* *continues* :-D

Take that.

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Aug 5, 2003, 5:32pm

[View Quote] Maybe he likes his unicorn skin boots?

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Aug 6, 2003, 7:26am

[View Quote] Well, it _is_ never, never land... I guess.

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