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rossyboy // User Search
Aug 12, 2004, 1:15pm
I *never said* I was personally involved in it dumbass. I actually said
in the post you *just replied to* that I WAS NOT personally involved in
it. I WAS just pointing out that it was HIGHLY LIKELY that you didn't
need someone else's password to vandalise the memorial site since
memorial sites are usually sets of open land. I never said the one you
vandalised was like that, I was just saying that it could have been, and
probably was.
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> It seems you are good at opinions you have no actual evidence or experience
> of... I'll not waste my time bickering with you over something were you
> never even involved in just so that you can continue your obsessive
> vendetta, stalking seems to be habitual with you doesn't it Possyboy.
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[View Quote]> "rossyboy" <rossyboy at vwtv.org> wrote in message
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Aug 12, 2004, 5:11pm
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> I am entitled to have my opinion about what happened at 9/11
True. However, a memorial site is not the place to voice them.
> because my thoughts on the matter varied from the herd does not make them
> vandalism
No. It was vandalism because it was built at a memorial site. Don't you
get it? The people there didn't care about politics.
> - sheeeeesssh you fuckin Americans have to OWN everything - well
> let me tell you, YOU are a passing Empire, Thank God - enjoy your power
> while you have it because through your own insatiable greed and emotional
> bullshit mongering around the world you are destroying it yourselves thank
> God! You are not the only nation that lost people in 9/11 though you act
> ALWAYS as though you are.
Blah blah blah blah blah.
> You see only what you want to see you friggin idiots!
So do you.
Aug 12, 2004, 5:13pm
Were you in AWCamp?
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> You're a trouble maker Alaskan Shadow with your squirrely paws into
> everything only to cause disctontent and disruption wherever you go. Maybe
> someday you'll be a big star though where your name will be up in lights in
> HollyWood's back alley. You know one of those flickering neon signs over
> some rat infested dive. Keep up the good work! You have the mentality to
> criticise someone for cussing here in the NGs when you can't type a sentence
> without using some form of crude street language yourself.
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Aug 12, 2004, 5:14pm
Also where does AS criticise someone for cussing? I don't think she is
against the occasional heartfelt cuss word.
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> You're a trouble maker Alaskan Shadow with your squirrely paws into
> everything only to cause disctontent and disruption wherever you go. Maybe
> someday you'll be a big star though where your name will be up in lights in
> HollyWood's back alley. You know one of those flickering neon signs over
> some rat infested dive. Keep up the good work! You have the mentality to
> criticise someone for cussing here in the NGs when you can't type a sentence
> without using some form of crude street language yourself.
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Aug 13, 2004, 3:51pm
OMGZ NOES U KNOEW MANDEYE R TEH ONLY 1 4 ME
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> You got some kind of crush on AS Rossy? I just asking because you seem to
> think it your job to run in when you think she needs help. You don't
> initiate the conversation, nor add to it, you just put in your two cents
> when someone is speaking to AS.
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> Guy, no one cares. Let AlaskanShadow fight her own battles eh ;)
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Aug 8, 2004, 11:22pm
Women?
[View Quote]c p wrote:
> no they have sexy parties! Rick puts on his smoking jacket and chases woman
> around, (Family Guy)
> "josh" <i_love_canadian_furniture at yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Aug 8, 2004, 11:42pm
AWI has more female employees than Stacee and Kellie?
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> Just Stacee and Kellie, the rest of em just smack him with a large tuna
> object they find on a floppy disk.
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> - MR
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Aug 8, 2004, 6:28pm
If it comes close to winning the EFF will surely step in. Internet
anonymity is one of the things they protect fiercely.
[View Quote]enter wrote:
> Now here is a interesting news item:
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> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/3540778.stm
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> If this is a successfull lawsuit the repercusions spread like wildfire.
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Aug 8, 2004, 6:32pm
Me too!
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> I am a grammarian who
> drives people nuts. I don't think there's anything wrong with that.
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Aug 8, 2004, 6:34pm
I don't see any insults in Ferr's post. It is concise and to the point -
simply factual.
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> Yeah, I can see how knocking on a guys station with a bunch of buds on the
> NGs is constructive criticism. Truely petty of me Shadow, what was I
> thinking?
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Aug 12, 2004, 3:03pm
This is so generic. Yawn.
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> OK, I admit it, I am the worlds biggest hypocrite and you are all saint; you
> never attack me or each other, you never call me or each other names, you
> never claim anything about others that you cannot back up with evidence and
> you are always nice, considerate and intelligently mature posters - I on the
> other hand am the bane of your lives, a complete asshole and worthy only of
> you loathing and contempt - Shame on me for existing.
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> Hu
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Aug 13, 2004, 12:49am
When it's hosted on *NIX? Do you think that will happen once it's out of
beta? ^_^
[View Quote]tony m wrote:
> On 12 Aug 2004 5:05 PM, themask wrote:
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> This may not be a good idea, since the CRB won't be able to get back in
> should it become disconnected from the universe during its operation.
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Aug 13, 2004, 9:55pm
Downloading a .exe?
[View Quote]jetta lewis wrote:
> Hi, as some of you are aware I have been building Ancient Rome (circa 100bc
> thru 200ad) The Forum area is now complete and only a few major builds are
> left. (Colosseum, Pantheon, Virgins Temple, ect) I presently have thousands
> of objects that are specifically for building ancient builds and would like
> to invite anyone interested in Ancient Rome to participate. The only
> restrictions will be no modern buildings such as glass houses floating in
> the sky. For those who would like to build in an ancient innercity type area
> that is possible also. If you would like to participate in VR Rome you can
> do so by downloading
> http://host.activeworlds.com/america/web/newfoundland.exe
> You can leave me a message via tg or rgurkin at earthlink.net
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Aug 14, 2004, 4:52pm
OMGZ how could I think a .exe file would carry a virus?
It's usually trojan horses that they carry, not viruses :¬P
Plus I don't know Jetta.
[View Quote]ciena wrote:
> LOL good for u jetta! :) i was gonna reply to their post but i couldn't have
> said it better myself :) And shame on you guys for thinking jetta would send
> a virus!
> "jetta lewis" <rgurkin at earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Aug 14, 2004, 10:15pm
No, I really don't know Jetta Lewis.
[View Quote]legion wrote:
> You don't know Jetta Lewis? He was one of the regular posters in this
> newsgroup from time to time so I find it hard to believe that you don't know
> him. He was also a prominent citizen in Active Worlds, having founded the
> America world, many of the worlds based on individual worlds like Utah (Eep
> has earlier mentioned it in his website about it since he was offered to run
> it but it somehow closed for some reason), and finally a few universes such
> as America. Jetta Lewis was a quite busy person in the Active Worlds and its
> related stuffs. Jetta Lewis was therefore a prominent citizen who is known
> by masses of the Active Worlds. Besides, he has been here for the long time
> so I find it hard to believe you have failed to have known him. He is one of
> the finest public citizen in the Active Worlds. In fact, Activeworlds Inc.
> has already agreed to take over the America world if anything happened to
> Jetta Lewis (as was mentioned in earlier post in the newsgroup but it
> unfortunately had bad reception, leading to flame wars). As the flame wars
> went on after the earlier post about Activeworlds Inc. agreement with Jetta
> Lewis, with the misunderstanding as the main cause of the flame wars, I
> already understood quickly after reading that post that an agreement was
> done, opposite of what flamers claimed. Now, I have encountered a pathetic
> reply to Jetta Lewis's post announcing the VR Rome. Rossyboy, I think you
> really know Jetta Lewis. He is hard to miss these days on this newsgroups or
> any of media. He is a prominent citizen, after all. But for now, I'm done
> with my writing on this subject. I have other business to attends to, among
> them being running a town network, being too busy to deal with this matter.
> I'll leave this matter to you and Jetta Lewis. Anyway, have a good evening.
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> Sincerely,
> Legion
> Chairman of Rockford Township, Phin County, Alphaworld
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> "rossyboy" <rossyboy at vwtv.org> wrote in message
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Aug 14, 2004, 10:59pm
It's host.activeworlds.com, so any OP user can upload to it.
I wasn't aware he was advertising a different galaxy/universe though.
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> Well, his exe file is at activeworlds.com, do you realy think that they will
> accept a virus file there? and dont have some virus protection at their
> server?
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> if not so, we all should be affraid to dl activeworlds.
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> But i trust ActiveWorlds, and i know Jetta, and he is a very trusted man.
> and very cool as well :)
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Aug 16, 2004, 1:40pm
You must be implementing the command wrongly. There's no way to block
activate media. Only create media.
[View Quote]lady nighthawk wrote:
> I tried activate media, it didn't work :o/
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Aug 16, 2004, 9:55pm
Try putting x instead of z.
[View Quote]lady nighthawk wrote:
> I did LOL, I tried both as a starter to a birthday gift but neither worked,
> one even said I don't have the authority to use a z command object. I did
> something else for the b'day build so it's no crisis, and all media commands
> work fine in my world ... just wouldn't work for me in alpha (as copied from
> both medias at aw gz).
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Aug 18, 2004, 8:09pm
I agree. Saving time is acceptable in live chat though, if it's
neccessary to keep the chat going at a reasonable pace.
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> Which would be more acceptable than what you gave. Don't give me the
> "It's the internet, I'm just saving time." To which I'd ask, from what?
> Good written English needs to be common place, not just when you feel
> like you need to use it. At least try to capitalize and use
> apostrophes; that'd be a great start if everyone did that. (and not use
> "u,ur")
Aug 18, 2004, 12:17am
How could you tell Elisabeth was gay from that email?...
[View Quote]zeofatex wrote:
> I just received this e-mail:
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Aug 19, 2004, 11:08am
More people read these ones though :¬P
[View Quote]strike rapier wrote:
> Well Well Well... how rude!
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> Your right, of course. Phalaphe made a complete bollocks up of the entire
> situation, information was not given out, judging left vast quantities to be
> desired, the prize awards were an absolute shamble and the whole situation
> was generally poor.
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> However, AWTeen can only give away a limited amount of prizes per-month,
> that we recieve from Mountain Myst. In the event of the capital city
> building contest one of these prizes, a 3D homepage, was sponcered to
> Phalaphe as the prize for the winner.
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> Due to the global nature of the arguing going on regarding this I requested
> the votes of the council members who all agree that, while there were some
> major problems with the planning and judging of this event, we could not
> reallocate prizes and as the first prize winner was able to claim the
> origional prize awarded to her we had to call it case closed...
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> Thing is: we do share your concerns about this and have been discusing
> launching another competition in CC, this time where a small group (probably
> the council) will pick 5 or 6 of the best builds and then the voting will be
> opened to the public. We find it unsuitable to think about just free-voting
> and would hope that by limiting the group to 5 or so people would spend more
> time looking at these builds in detail, giving builds in different areas a
> better chance. However this is not confirmed, please watch the IO for
> information.
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> Of course, I am sure that the fact that this includes Ashley. and the
> ongoing problems with her by certain other people involved in this protest
> and the maintained harrasment of her by certain users is completly
> irrelevant to the point that this has come around. :)~~~~~~
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> By the way, AWTeen does have its own newsgroups for things like this kindly
> provided to use by Andras, news://andras.net/aw.awteen.
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> Thankyou,
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> - Mark
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Aug 19, 2004, 11:47am
Did you find a new Team Leader yet?
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> We are in need of some citizens who are willing to help with the AWHS
> committee and get it back on it's feet. If anyone is interested in
> lending a hand or two, here are the groups that you can join within the
> committee:
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> -Building
> -Tour Hosts and Organizers
> -Historians
> -Graphic Archives and Photographer
> -Guardians
> -NAC (Helping to pick out and find NAC <not a citizen> builds throughout
> AlphaWorld)
> -Special Projects
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> If you or anyone you know is interested in helping out in the community,
> please telegram me or email me at kfoerst at sbcglobal.net and CC to Chloe
> at chloe at airmail.net
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> Thanks,
> Elyk
Aug 19, 2004, 11:33pm
One time, Fibbles took over the Cy awards, and spoke for hours in the
FIBBLY way that they do, and I ended up not being able to see the rest
of the Cy awards because I had to go to bed.
[View Quote]talian wrote:
> Fibbles World by peacfrog is now open again.
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Aug 20, 2004, 3:28pm
He did? Why don't I remember that? Wow, it must've been late...
[View Quote]espilae wrote:
> LOL I remember in the 2002 CY awards you were yelling "NO! It's the
> Fiiiiiiiiiibles" and ENZO told you to quiet down ^_^
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Aug 19, 2004, 7:45pm
I COULD care less, but I still don't care enough to email them asking
where my prize is. I already have enough bot rights and I don't want
another world.
[View Quote]jaguar hahn wrote:
> I am highly convinced that the AWCamp prizes will not come. Last year, the
> way they did it was if you didn't send in your prize selections to the
> Admins by 1 week from the end of camp, you didn't get them. Now this is
> OUTRAGEOUS. I have been waiting over 3 and a half weeks...
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> Jaguar Hahn
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Aug 23, 2004, 4:45pm
You rule Chris!
[View Quote]chrispeg wrote:
> Build 555 of the browser will become available later today. The following
> fixes and changes are included:
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> * Fixed an issue with WinXP SP2, where the download window would flash.
> * Fixed the user list to be displayed and updated correctly (see 1).
> * The url argument of the media command now defaults to "http://" protocol,
> in case no other protocol is specified.
> * Fixed avatar pitch limits, if an object was selected and look up/down at
> the toolbar was hit.
> * Grey out popup menu items on the user list, if function is not available
> for tourists or bots (see 1).
> * Fixed crash-bug, that occured if IE was set to 'Global Offline'-mode
> during startup of the embedded web-browser.
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> 1) userlist is not available in the main universe, though.
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> Many thanks to everyone who helped finding these issues, in particular to
> Andras, BCat, kf, Mauz, Strike Rapier, Tengel and Xelag.
>
> Chris Muerwald
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> Development Department
> www.activeworlds.com
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Aug 23, 2004, 8:20pm
I'm also pretty sure we don't have "move with mouse" as a feature anymore.
[View Quote]lady nighthawk wrote:
> This is sorely in need of an update ... the icons no longer look like that
> for one LOL. http://www.activeworlds.com/3dhomepage/tutorial/popup.htm
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Aug 23, 2004, 9:06pm
Hence it's not a separate feature anymore, it's all rolled into one feature.
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> Take off freelook.
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> - MR
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Aug 23, 2004, 9:07pm
Actually, when I take off freelook in the settings, it just means I
can't look up and down. o_O
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> Hence it's not a separate feature anymore, it's all rolled into one
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Aug 29, 2004, 3:06pm
It also seems to be something they don't WANT to have. They aren't
letting their community evolve as ours did; they're keeping control.
They create the content. They create the society.
[View Quote]light form wrote:
> wereas in AW you have kids and teenages, like yourself, Pos,Stike, etc. who
> have grown up using the browser and are starting to or have taken over ;)
> Something they won't have.
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