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Re: OT names/nyms/etc. Paul Derbyshire in History Class [was] Why "lock" - BURP

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On Jul 11, 6:35 pm, blmblm@myrealbox.com <blmblm.myrealbox@gmail.com>
wrote:
1> Newsgroups: comp.lang.java.programmer,comp.lang.lisp

1> No.  But I don't recognize "tX'n" or "bogan".

What does Erwin's garbled English have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> No idea what you mean here either ("fxd"?  "REF?  though the
1> latter could be a reference to "References" header), but I doubt
1> it's important.

Nothing that Erwin writes is important, blmblm, and much of it is
undoubtedly lies.

1> In general I suppose I don't find some of the old-style techspeak
1> shorthand very appealing.  Maybe that's why I don't recognize some
1> of yours.  <shrug>

What does your classic erroneous presupposition have to do with Java,
blmblm? That isn't old-style techspeak, blmblm; it's a made-up
nonsense language that Erwin aka murphy aka phlat_Arse aka Flash aka
glyph aka numerous other handles uses when trolling newsgroups,
blmblm. With your past history in this newsgroup you should be
familiar with the concept, blmblm.

1> Ah.  Case and spacing are significant, aren't they.

In Java, blmblm, but not in normal English. Of course, what Erwin
writes is not, by any stretch of the imagination, normal English.

1> I did assume that "Lew Bloch" and "lewbloch" were the same, but
1> that might not be the case.

What does your classic pontification have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Still, some of the posts made by "lewbloch" do show
1> some familiar tropes (if that's the word I want).

What do Bloch's tropes have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Example:
1>
1> Message-ID: <90bbfd1b-cb7e-4fbb-9890-
f1196c633e8d@a11g2000yqm.googlegroups.com>
1>
1> ("[sic]" and objecting to JAVA, in particular.)

Classic pontification.

1> [ snip ]

Wise. Snipping the whole thing and plonking "Erwin" would have been
wiser, though.

1> I assumed (apparently wrongly) that you had followed the whole
1> exchange.

I doubt Erwin reads very much of what is posted, blmblm. Trolls rarely
do, and spammers whose main reason for "participation" is just to dump
a wad of claims and move on even less so, blmblm.

1> I'd have included a message ID if I'd thought it
1> really mattered.  (I think.)

What does your message ID have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Anyway for the record

What does your record have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> <97hctfFa1...@mid.individual.net>

What does your message ID have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> is the one I meant.

Classic pontification.

1> Which in its reference headers has a reference to the earlier post
1> (above).

Classic pontification.

1> Does your news reader not make it easy to fetch a post's
1> parent (in the tree of posts)?

What does your question of Erwin have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> As I understand things, the main piece of advice you have given
1> me is to change my setup so that it shows something other than
1> a now-obsolete e-mail address as my "name".  I decline to follow
1> that advice, yes.

The troll currently calling himself "Erwin" has been known to react
very badly to having his advice rejected, blmblm. Just so you know.

1> [ snip ]

Wise. Snipping the whole thing and plonking "Erwin" would have been
wiser, though.

1> Yes, but again it appears that I have not expressed my meaning
1> clearly ....

Or Erwin is intentionally misinterpreting you, blmblm. Trolls have
been known to do that from time to time.

1> I'm well aware that Google is attempting to carry on with the
1> complete(?) archive of Usenet posts begun by Deja News, though
1> sometimes the access they provide to it isn't what one might hope
1> for.

What does your pontification have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Is there anyone else who claims to be providing the same
1> service?

What does your question of Erwin have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> AIUI most news servers do not retain posts indefinitely.

What does your pontification have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Just for the record, the name "Paul Derbyshire" is not new to me --
1> I've been following this group for long enough to have observed
(and,
1> alas, participated in) previous discussions in which the name
arose.

Who is "Paul Derbyshire", blmblm? There is nobody in this newsgroup
using that alias.

1> That's what I meant by "history".

What does your classic pontification have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Apparently you thought I meant something else.

What does what Erwin thought have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> Yeah well.

What does that have to do with Java, blmblm?

1> [ snip ]

Wise. Snipping the whole thing and plonking "Erwin" would have been
wiser, though.

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  Re: OT names/nyms/etc. Paul Derbyshire in History Class [was] Why "lock" - BURP blmblm@myrealbox.com <blmblm.myrealbox@gmail.com> - 2011-07-11 22:35 +0000
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