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Hello, For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" is actually Kevin Gowen. Take care, Carmen Is that a Taliban name? > Hello, > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Hello > > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > > posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" > > is > > actually Kevin Gowen. > Is that a Taliban name? I don't speak Japanese, and my daughter is in bed already so I can't ask her what "Kisha" means in one of the Japanese dialects. Kevin will know. ;-) Take care, Carmen Doesn't look like it to me, originating IP is different, newsreader is different, X-trace is different. In news:3459688a.0401211856.73182929@posting.google.com, Carmen <carmensrt@hotmail.com> stated | Hello, | For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] | Take care, | Carmen Hello, Carmen wrote: > | For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > | posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" > is > | actually Kevin Gowen. FOB replied: > Doesn't look like it to me, originating IP is different, newsreader > is different, X-trace is different. Not bad, huh? Look more carefully, and sample enough posts to find the proof. You'll kick yourself if/when you see it. Take care, Carmen > Hello, > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts > aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" is > actually Kevin Gowen. You goofy chick. Where on earth did you get such an idea? Ta ta, K Hello, > > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > > posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" > > is > > actually Kevin Gowen. > > You goofy chick. Where on earth did you get such an idea? Your headers are showing. Anyone who has been around here for a while knows I'm not half bad at this game. Doppelgangers are my specialty. ;-) Your first mistake was overplaying the part - "You go girl"? Better luck next time. Take care, Carmen > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Of course my headers are showing. Compare my headers to hers. Let's see your proof that you claim is there for anyone to see if they sample enough posts. Ta ta, K Hello, > > Your headers are showing. Anyone who has been around here for a > > while knows I'm not half bad at this game. Doppelgangers are my [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > sample > enough posts. <G> Then you'd know what you did wrong though, wouldn't you? One critical point you need to know here. I do not require that anyone here believe what I say. It's enough that I know it to be true, and for me it's enjoyable to be able to spot the Doppelgangers. The broadcast of such knowledge is for those who might find the information useful. Take care, Carmen > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > <G> Then you'd know what you did wrong though, wouldn't you? I imagine, if I were being a "doppelganger". Stop testing me. > One > critical point you need to know here. This is not a sentence, so I do not know what you are trying to say. > I do not require that anyone > here believe what I say. It's enough that I know it to be true, and > for me it's enjoyable to be able to spot the Doppelgangers. The > broadcast of such knowledge is for those who might find the > information useful. You contradict yourself. Simple syllogisms show how: Carmen broadcasts such knowledge for those who might find it useful Carmen does not broadcast the knowledge to me Therefore, I would not find the information useful QED Next: The information would be useful to a "doppelganger" I would not find the information useful Therefore, I am not a "doppleganger" QED > Take care, > Carmen Ta ta, K > > I do not require that anyone > > here believe what I say. It's enough that I know it to be true, [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Therefore, I am not a "doppleganger" > QED Nope. Carmen broadcasts the knowledge "Kevin Gowen = Kisha Rudden". Your first assumption (that the "knowledge" in question was my method of obtaining the information was what I was referring to) was incorrect, causing all after to also be incorrect. People may find that knowledge useful. Carmen does not broadcast her methodology, though you could be a much less detectable Doppelganger with that knowledge. You can figure it out if you try. Carmen >>>I do not require that anyone >>>here believe what I say. It's enough that I know it to be true, [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Nope. Yes. > Carmen broadcasts the knowledge "Kevin Gowen = Kisha Rudden". > Your first assumption (that the "knowledge" in question was my method [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > less detectable Doppelganger with that knowledge. You can figure it > out if you try. This seems a lot like the "wordgame" thing you were whinging about in this thread. > Carmen Ta ta, K Gotta love it! You just made my day Carmen. -- Cheri Type 2, no meds for now. Carmen wrote in message ... ><G> Then you'd know what you did wrong though, wouldn't you? One >critical point you need to know here. I do not require that anyone [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >Take care, >Carmen Do we look alike? LOL Hugs! Kisha > Hello, > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Hello, > > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > > posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" > > is > > actually Kevin Gowen. > Do we look alike? LOL Once you take off the geisha makeup you do. :-) > Hugs! Indeed? Take care, Carmen > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Once you take off the geisha makeup you do. :-) Geisha do not wear the white pancake. Common western myth. Ta ta, K Hello, > >>>For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > >>>posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Geisha do not wear the white pancake. Common western myth. "Do not wear" denotes the current time frame. The statement as made is quite probably correct, though misleading. Nitpicky word game. Carmen > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > "Do not wear" denotes the current time frame. As opposed to what timeframe? The Edo period? Sorry, but my statement still stands. Geisha have simply never worn the white pancake. > The statement as made > is quite probably correct, though misleading. What statement? Misleading in what way? > Nitpicky word game. I do not play games. People rarely challenge me because I always win. > Carmen Ta ta, K Hello, > >>>Once you take off the geisha makeup you do. :-) > >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > statement still stands. Geisha have simply never worn the white > pancake. As opposed to the "maiko" timeframe of their training. That's where the silly wordgame comes in. > > The statement as made > > is quite probably correct, though misleading. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > I do not play games. People rarely challenge me because I always > win. Not always, sparky. Not always. <G> Carmen > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > As opposed to the "maiko" timeframe of their training. That's where > the silly wordgame comes in. How is it a wordgame? In my experience, people on usenet whinge about "wordgames" only when they have been semantically sloppy. Scrabble is a wordgame; this is not. >>>The statement as made >>>is quite probably correct, though misleading. >> >>What statement? Misleading in what way? You missed this part. >> > Nitpicky word game. >> >>I do not play games. People rarely challenge me because I always >>win. > > Not always, sparky. Not always. <G> Always. > Carmen Ta ta, K > >>>>>Once you take off the geisha makeup you do. :-) > >>>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Scrabble > is a wordgame; this is not. There's the admission that you were playing semantics. "Maiko" is not *exactly* the same as "geisha". Silly wordgame. > >>>The statement as made > >>>is quite probably correct, though misleading. > >> > >>What statement? Misleading in what way? > > You missed this part. "Geisha do not wear the white pancake." But you knew that, since you were just practicing the wordgames that will be your stock in trade as a lawyer. > >> > Nitpicky word game. > >> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Always. Were that the case you'd not have been caught playing your Kisha Rudden game. And you were, and it's bugging you. <G> Mean old Carmen messed up your game. Too bad. Carmen >>>>>>>Once you take off the geisha makeup you do. :-) >>>>>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > There's the admission that you were playing semantics. I admitted to nothing of the sort. > "Maiko" is not > *exactly* the same as "geisha". Thanks for the hot tip. It is not the same thing at all. Can you use chopsticks? > Silly wordgame. You've yet to show this. >>>>>The statement as made >>>>>is quite probably correct, though misleading. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > "Geisha do not wear the white pancake." That statement is not misleading in the slightest. > But you knew that, since you > were just practicing the wordgames that will be your stock in trade as > a lawyer. Ooh! Carmen's getting personal! You're slipping. >>>>>Nitpicky word game. >>>> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Were that the case you'd not have been caught playing your Kisha > Rudden game. What game would that be? > And you were, and it's bugging you. <G> Mean old > Carmen messed up your game. Too bad. What on earth are you talking about? You seem to be on the verge of a HowardDean-style YAAARRRRRHHHHH! > Carmen Ta ta, K >> "Maiko" is not *exactly* the same as "geisha". > > Thanks for the hot tip. It is not the same thing at all. Right; a maiko is an apprentice geisha. Maiko do use white makeup, whether or not full geisha do. > Can you use chopsticks? Yes, thanks. >> "Geisha do not wear the white pancake." > > That statement is not misleading in the slightest. During their apprenticeship, they do. You omitted to mention that. Westerners are not fabricating a lie about white makeup; they are simply photographing the maiko, because they are more flamboyant and picturesque to look at. > Ooh! Carmen's getting personal! You're slipping. You're an interesting troll. Apparently an asian woman, but using a western male name. I was first interested by the fact that you are obviously a native speaker of some asian language, as revealed by your English errors, yet are using the name "Kevin". > Ta ta, > K Zai jian, Len. >>>"Maiko" is not *exactly* the same as "geisha". >> [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Zai jian, > Len. Carmen, now it's just getting sad. Please stop. Ta ta, K >What game would that be? Seriously, you're making an a.s out of yourself now. You have been caught, slink away, go find out how stupid you look, and come back and try, try again. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000620.html Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long. Hello all, Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden because the IP addresses don't match, here's a post with headers he made yesterday when he was practicing his IP spoofing skills: ***************************************** From: Kevin Gowen <kgowenNOSPAM@myfastmail.com> Newsgroups: alt.test Subject: Roxxor test 1 Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 20:39:09 -0500 Lines: 1 Message-ID: <bun9jt$jbvpm$1@ID-105084.news.uni-berlin.de> NNTP-Posting-Host: ac0.emirates.net.ae (195.229.241.229) Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Trace: news.uni-berlin.de 1074735550 20315958 195.229.241.229 ([105084]) User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.6b) Gecko/20031205 Thunderbird/0.4 X-Accept-Language: en-us, en ************************************* Take care, Carmen > Hello all, > Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Now it's clear. You're Kisha. Ta ta, K > > Hello all, > > Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > Now it's clear. You're Kisha. DH says I can be anyone I like, as long as it's with him. <G> Carmen >>>Hello all, >>>Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Carmen DAVIDH? IS TAHT YOU PLA??/? YOR PLA, KEVIN GOWEN Hi, > DAVIDH? IS TAHT YOU PLA??/? > > YOR PLA, > KEVIN GOWEN I looked around and found some references to "David Hero", but didn't get far beyond that. My 14 year old gave me the "crazy mom" look when I asked her for clarification on "Pla" but I take it means something along the lines of "homie". It's not me but you knew that. Life delivered a mega punch in the gut today to the family so fun time is over for now. Take care, Carmen Carmen? Are you OK, is your husband? I sure hope so. -- Cheri Type 2, no meds for now. >It's not me but you knew that. Life delivered a mega punch in the gut >today to the family so fun time is over for now. > >Take care, >Carmen Hello Cheri, > Carmen? Are you OK, is your husband? I sure hope so. The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. A fairly rare cancer - 500 to 800 cases per year are diagnosed - that's caused in 90% of the cases by a piece of chromosome #18 ending up on the "X" chromosome. One of those with a known cause, but a cause that can't be avoided. The mutation just happens. Nobody's blown a gasket yet. We (up to and including his surgeons) are just kind of stunned. There are a lot more tests scheduled in the next week to see if it's metastisized and if so to where and to what extent. This cancer's favorite travel destination is the lungs. Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. Take care, Carmen > Hello Cheri, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Our prayers are with you and yours. Myway Hello, > Our prayers are with you and yours. Thank you. They're appreciated. Take care, Carmen >Hello Cheri, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >Take care, >Carmen Jesus, Carmen, how scary. YOu guys are too good to win a lottery like this. However, one of the things's Sarge has got on his side is you, and that's a pretty formidable opponent. xo Nina delicious! evil! calorie free! http://www.theslack.com > Jesus, Carmen, how scary. YOu guys are too good to win a lottery like > this. However, one of the things's Sarge has got on his side is you, > and that's a pretty formidable opponent. Myra had that phrase that really summed it up perfectly: "Life isn't fair, but sometimes it's not fair in your favor". We're hoping for the latter, and plan on doing everything in our power to push the odds in that direction. Maybe we should start playing the lottery while we have the attention of the powers that be? Give them the chance to knock us for another loop? <G> I've been researching away, and can make a convincing argument for at least one more test of the tumor - genetic testing if it hasn't been done yet (it probably has seeing as how the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology is state of the art and world renowned) - and also I've found a team at Cedars-Sinai that have a protocol that has yielded significantly higher survival rates than is the norm for the cancer. His surgeons seem like they'll listen to anything we bring them, as long as it's reasonable. If they don't, we'll be persistent until they do. One thing we really want to avoid is the amputation of the hand they removed the tumor from (because in order to achieve a "safe margin" - meaning a known tumor free zone around the tumor - they have to take the whole hand). That will likely be a point of contention, so the plan is for us to push for chemo prior to any more surgery. If it turns up in his lungs or bones that'll be a moot point because it will have already left the site of the original tumor. It's odd because the surgeons performed an excellent piece of surgery on the tumor, removing it from the flexor tendon it had wrapped around and away from the median nerve so carefully that he suffered no damage to either structure. His function in that hand is quite good, and with some time will quite likely return to full normal. Now these very same surgeons have to consider removing the hand completely. It seems to offend them at a very deep level. As one of them told me "We get into this so we can restore function to people, and make their lives easier. We can't help but wear it on our sleeve a bit." What do you know, doctors are people too. ;-) Take care, Carmen > Hello Cheri, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > extent. This cancer's favorite travel destination is the lungs. > Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. oh, Carmen. i'm so sorry to hear it. please tell Sarge i'm pulling for him. hugs to you and the wiggle kid. Hello, On 22-Jan-2004, dhrravr@ohatzhapu.bet (The Queen of Cans and Jars) wrote: > oh, Carmen. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > hugs to you and the wiggle kid. Thank you. There are even more hugs around here these days than usual. They really do help. :-) Take care, Carmen carmen, hugs to you and sarge! ((((((((((((((((((((((KICK SOME a.s))))))))))))))))))))))))  Signatureread and post daily, it works! rosie It is an unfortunate human failing that a full pocketbook often groans more loudly than an empty stomach. ..............................Franklin Delano Roosevelt http://www.coxar.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ > Hello, > On 22-Jan-2004, dhrravr@ohatzhapu.bet (The Queen of Cans and Jars) [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Hello, > carmen, > hugs to you and sarge! > ((((((((((((((((((((((KICK SOME a.s)))))))))))))))))))))))) Thank you Rosie. We plan to. :-) Take care, Carmen >Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. I am so sorry to hear about your husband. I know there are many of us praying for your family. Hello, > >Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. > > > I am so sorry to hear about your husband. I know there are many of > us praying for your family. Everyone's thoughts and prayers and good wishes are appreciated for what they are. It does help to know that other people are pulling for you. Thank you. Take care, Carmen I'm so very sorry to hear it and sorry that you and your family are having to go through these "everything else is irrelevant" days. I hope for all of you. -- Cheri Type 2, no meds for now. Carmen wrote in message ... >The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. A fairly rare cancer >- 500 to 800 cases per year are diagnosed - that's caused in 90% of [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >Take care, >Carmen Hello, > I'm so very sorry to hear it and sorry that you and your family are > having to go through these "everything else is irrelevant" days. I > hope for all of you. We're trying not to let that mindset get in. The way we figure it, the more ornery we are the better a chance we'll stand. The rest of the team (surgeons so far) aren't the sort to be rolled over without fighting back either, so that's all to the good. Take care, Carmen > > Carmen? Are you OK, is your husband? I sure hope so. > > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. Carmen, this is dreadful. Best wishes for the surgery to have been done in time, and for complete and utter remission. Good energy coming your way. April. Put out the cat. Signature"Things that try to look like things often do look more like things than things. Well known fact." Esmerelda Weatherwax (Pratchett 1988) Hello, On 22-Jan-2004, April Goodwin-Smith <lornejaCAT@telusplanet.net> wrote: > > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. > > Carmen, this is dreadful. Best wishes for the surgery to > have been done in time, and for complete and utter remission. > > Good energy coming your way. Thank you April. We're all going to need all the energy we can get for the coming months. In order to really maximize Sarge's chances we're going to have to throw everything short of nukes at it. It's kind of weird, but I couldn't help wishing the other day that he could put on weight easily for just a while (he's 185 and 6'5") to give him a reserve for what will likely come (radiation and/or chemo). Take care, Carmen > Hello Cheri, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > extent. This cancer's favorite travel destination is the lungs. > Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. I'm sorry to hear about that. Yall will be in my prayers. Yours, Kevin Gowen Hello, > > Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. > > I'm sorry to hear about that. Yall will be in my prayers. Thank you Kevin. Sarge really appreciates that people he's never even met are willing to take the time and remember him in their prayers. Take care, Carmen > Hello Cheri, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Take care, > Carmen Carmen & Sarge, I'm sorry to hear about your bad news... you will all be in my thoughts and prayers. Cheers! Nicole Hello, > Carmen & Sarge, > > I'm sorry to hear about your bad news... you will all be in my > thoughts and prayers. Thank you Nikita. It's deeply appreciated. Take care, Carmen > Hello Cheri, > > > Carmen? Are you OK, is your husband? I sure hope so. > > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. I'm so sorry to hear that, and my thoughts/prayers are with you. Please take care of yourself as well as your husband and daughter, Carmen! T. Hello, > > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. > > I'm so sorry to hear that, and my thoughts/prayers are with you. > > Please take care of yourself as well as your husband and daughter, > Carmen! Thank you, and I certainly will. I can't be as of much use to them if I let my own health slide. :-) Take care, Carmen > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. A fairly rare cancer So sorry to hear that, Carmen. Sending more good thoughts your way. If it's any help, a friend of mine found chamomile and mint teas helpful for nauseau when he was undergoing chemo a few years ago. Thanks also for the kind words for my furbaby. His bg stabilized to normal range on LC catfood without insulin by the end of a week. Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." Hello, > > The news came back, synovial sarcoma, confirmed. A fairly rare > > cancer > > So sorry to hear that, Carmen. Sending more good thoughts your way. > If it's any help, a friend of mine found chamomile and mint teas > helpful for nauseau when he was undergoing chemo a few years ago. Thank you Jamie. I dare say he'll end up doing some chemo. > Thanks also for the kind words for my furbaby. His bg stabilized to > normal range on LC catfood without insulin by the end of a week. Good! How is doing the BG testing going? For both of you? Testing your own BG isn't too traumatic, but doing it to something that can't understand the need for it - just that it hurts - has got to be rough. Take care, Carmen > Good! How is doing the BG testing going? For both of you? Testing > your own BG isn't too traumatic, but doing it to something that can't > understand the need for it - just that it hurts - has got to be rough. It turned out to be a lot easier than I thought it would. I found great links to online videos and close-up photos for it. He is slightly annoyed at having his ear held against the warming pad for a couple of minutes before the test, but he doesn't seem to notice the lancet at all. I guess ears are a lot less sensitive than fingertips. Now that he's stayed in normal range for a week on his lowcarb diet, my vet said I could test him once a week, as long as he isn't exhibiting any symptoms. Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." Hello, > > Good! How is doing the BG testing going? For both of you? > > Testing your own BG isn't too traumatic, but doing it to something [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > could test him once a week, as long as he isn't exhibiting any > symptoms. That's great. :-) We've been very lucky in that our fuzzier household members are all healthy and always have been. When I was a child we had a cat named Guido who had a lung disorder and I remember quite vividly the oxygen tanks and hand feeding and sleepless nights my parents went through. Here's sending good wishes for the future. Take care, Carmen >Nobody's blown a gasket yet. We (up to and including his surgeons) >are just kind of stunned. There are a lot more tests scheduled in the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >Take care, >Carmen Ack. Sorry that the news wasn't better. I hope that the tests come back favourable and able to be dealt with. If not, I guess someone's gonna be singing soprano, right? Aramanth Hello, > >Life sucks right now, but we'll deal. We always do. > > Ack. Sorry that the news wasn't better. I hope that the tests come > back favourable and able to be dealt with. If not, I guess > someone's gonna be singing soprano, right? There are lung tests (X-ray and CT scan) and a bone scan and then some lymph node studies to be done. We're on pins and needles as we wait for them to be finished and interpreted. I know at least one someone who ought to be wearing his jewels for earrings by all rights. The PA who looked at it in Iraq, Major Hoff. He *is* going to receive a letter explaining what he did wrong and what the implications are for Howard due to his lackadaisical attitude. Perhaps someone down the road will benefit from the lesson "Fast growing painless masses require immediate investigation". Take care, Carmen > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I asked her for clarification on "Pla" but I take it means something > along the lines of "homie". oh man. all we need is for those guys to show up. although, as a rule, they're more funny than mean. > It's not me but you knew that. Life delivered a mega punch in the gut > today to the family so fun time is over for now. uh oh. i don't like the sound of that. Actually, I've always thought that I was Kisha. PJ >Hello all, >Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >Take care, >Carmen >Hello all, >Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >Take care, >Carmen He sucks at DNS. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000620.html Lift well, Eat less, Walk fast, Live long. >>Hello all, >>Just in case you were thinking that Kevin cannot be Kisha Rudden [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > He sucks at DNS. Carmen admitted that it was her all along. Ta ta, K > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Carmen Wonder why Kevins mommy lets him on the puter so much? Probably why he has no life but that...what a shame how mommy ignored him all this time. Has to invade a support group with childish antics..and his sig. ta ta? lmao Myway Kisha wrote: << Do we look alike? LOL >><BR><BR> No, but you both spend a lot of time contemplating your navels. :-) > Hello, > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts > aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" is > actually Kevin Gowen. That would be rather difficult since, according to their headers, one lives in Florida and the other lives in Australia. They both post through the Berlin free news server but so do a lot of people. Hello, > > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > > posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > post through > the Berlin free news server but so do a lot of people. As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. Take care, Carmen >As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. I just love those "Aha!" moments. It took me a while but I finally "got it." This is great, I've learned my something new for the day and it's still early. > I've learned my something new for the day > and it's still early. would you share? (for us electronically challenged?) Signatureread and post daily, it works! rosie It is an unfortunate human failing that a full pocketbook often groans more loudly than an empty stomach. ..............................Franklin Delano Roosevelt REGIME CHANGE BEGINS AT HOME ****VOTE**** > >As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. > > > I just love those "Aha!" moments. It took me a while but I finally > "got it." This is great, I've learned my something new for the day > and it's still early. >> I've learned my something new for the day >> and it's still early. > >would you share? (for us electronically challenged?) Well, Carmen is the one who spotted it and she prefers not to broadcast how, so I think I'm going to agree with her on this one. I'm sure it will come out sooner or later. Hi Pat, > >As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. > > > I just love those "Aha!" moments. It took me a while but I finally > "got it." This is great, I've learned my something new for the day > and it's still early. W00T! For some reason it's not common knowledge. I don't reveal it on the group for reasons that are probably clear to you now. <G> Take care, Carmen > W00T! > For some reason it's not common knowledge. I don't reveal it on the > group for reasons that are probably clear to you now. <G> > > Take care, > Carmen carmen, for those of us who are electronically impaired, would you consider sharing what you know? or take your comments to email? > >As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. > > > I just love those "Aha!" moments. It took me a while but I finally > "got it." This is great, I've learned my something new for the day > and it's still early. I got it, too (after a while). Confirmed it by looking at some other user's headers. Good tip -- thanks, Carmen! SignatureSaffire 205/175/125 Atkins since 6/14/03 Progress photo: http://photos.yahoo.com/saffire333 > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > As I told FOB, keep looking. <G> When you "get it" you'll know. It took me a little longer than I expected to get it, cuz doppelgangers here aren't usually spoofers. Signaturejamie (jamiemck@newsguy.com) "There's a seeker born every minute." > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Take care, > Carmen (raising hand) I got it, too! BTW, just for the record, most Florida residents aren't smarmy creeps. But you knew you that. Seems our Kevin has either (a)way too much time on his hands or (b)an ax to grind with someone, somewhere other than ASDLC. Maybe he needs to spend more time smelling his bellybutton (his alter-ego, Kisha's suggestion)? Duffy > Hello, > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my posts [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Take care, > Carmen And is Kevin Gowen, Drooling Moron and JC Koenig or what ever the hell is name is too????? OH GAwd remember Drooling Carmen???? I have to admit he was a funny little troll!!! LAureen Still on the wagon : ) Hi Laureen, > > For some reason my bellsouth account is being obnoxious and my > > posts aren't showing up. Just wanted to point out "Kisha Rudden" [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > LAureen > Still on the wagon : ) <Laughing> No, Kevin isn't Drooling or JC. I miss Drooling. The last I heard he sent me an email (!) that said he hoped I was happy, that he'd been "Throwed out" of his trailer. Trolls like that I don't mind one bit. I'll never forget the post he made about all his friends in the cereal aisle at the grocery store. <G> I'm glad you're still on the wagon lady. Keep it up. :-) Take care, Carmen |
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