well honestly most of what I write is idle rambling really but this is really idle stuff but you came to hang onto my every word so here it goes
yesterday was weird watching the tidal wave spread and thank goodness do no damage toady is juts quiet and cloudy and boring
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Saturday, February 27, 2010
watching the wave
Friday, February 26, 2010
the is getting better but
still cold and still snow covered very slow melting
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
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Monday, February 22, 2010
thanks I guess
my fan club page
it is nice to have it so public that am I being stalked and why
from the source this date
Profile
Formerly known as "Wabbit". Severely pwned by Mark Morgan, and by User:Pope_Snarky. Notorious froggers/forgers & sockpuppeteers; various fanbois claim not to be in any way organised, though some of them periodically contradict that by purporting to speak for all. Their numbers are alleged to include: Douglas W. Adair, Lloyd Davies, Steve "The Pedo" Holestain, Roger Wiseman (Ritchie Troy?), Stanley Lawson, Brian Crow, and Dan Jeswald. Note that most or all of these are allegedly no longer posting to usenet.
They occasionally show bits of individuality by putting a non-Morgan- & non-Snark-related nick on their forgeries/froggeries of Mark or Snarky's email/email munge, while at the same time doing the "spokesman" thing. Several of them are extremely bi-/homophobic, while their associates claim not to care; however, since there is reason to suspect the entire "club" is made up of two or three members, that attitude is suspect. They accuse Mark of being a convicted and registered sex offender, but have failed to provide an unbiased source of information. The reasonable assumption is that they are homophobic Morse code-freaks, who are outraged by the success of Mark's side in the "code/no-code" debate, which saw the relaxation of code requirements for ham radio operators. An adequate rebuttal of this latter assumption has been requested for the past two years, with none forthcoming. However, this site had not existed for most of that period, therefore the request is reiterated. They are welcome to join Kookpedia and make their rebuttal in discussion (q.v.).
History
The membership of this fan club is nigh-completely unconfirmed, but some names, such as Adair and Jeswald, are strongly suspected, and Wiseman's current legal status is up in the air -- he may or may not have been incarcerated for possession of pedophilia or for pederasty in 2000, but even if he was, he may well have been paroled years ago. Then again, that rumour from Dean Humphries might well have been made up out of whole cloth (but merely because Dean said it, that does not make it untrue (though Dean has zero credibility)). Hence, he may well have been one of Mark's fanbois all along, or for the past few years, or never. Some of the posts from the 'bois do fit his pattern, however, so it would be rash to rule him out entirely.
One fanboi, who sometimes uses the nym "Hoop Dee Doo" (with the email (nearly identical to Mark's , and definitely close enough for a dyslexic), is known to act as a "spokesman", and has claimed not to be homophobic, but his unwillingness to make a clear distinction between himself and the other 'bois belies that. As the major ISP's in the US dump usenet, more of the 'bois are being forced to turn to Google, which is sort of clarifying the issue of who's who, somewhat. Yahoo and Google accounts, however, are throwaways, perfect for froggery and forgery, so they're still hiding behind Mark and his wife. Some of them have adopted the nyms of User:Pope_Snarky, and become owned by yet another usenetter.
Awards
List of Awards
Joseph Bartlo Memorial "Pathetic Anal Pineapple" Award, (09/06)
Busted Urinal Award, w/Cue/Lil/Fezule/Gregvk
it is nice to have it so public that am I being stalked and why
from the source this date
Profile
Formerly known as "Wabbit". Severely pwned by Mark Morgan, and by User:Pope_Snarky. Notorious froggers/forgers & sockpuppeteers; various fanbois claim not to be in any way organised, though some of them periodically contradict that by purporting to speak for all. Their numbers are alleged to include: Douglas W. Adair, Lloyd Davies, Steve "The Pedo" Holestain, Roger Wiseman (Ritchie Troy?), Stanley Lawson, Brian Crow, and Dan Jeswald. Note that most or all of these are allegedly no longer posting to usenet.
They occasionally show bits of individuality by putting a non-Morgan- & non-Snark-related nick on their forgeries/froggeries of Mark or Snarky's email/email munge, while at the same time doing the "spokesman" thing. Several of them are extremely bi-/homophobic, while their associates claim not to care; however, since there is reason to suspect the entire "club" is made up of two or three members, that attitude is suspect. They accuse Mark of being a convicted and registered sex offender, but have failed to provide an unbiased source of information. The reasonable assumption is that they are homophobic Morse code-freaks, who are outraged by the success of Mark's side in the "code/no-code" debate, which saw the relaxation of code requirements for ham radio operators. An adequate rebuttal of this latter assumption has been requested for the past two years, with none forthcoming. However, this site had not existed for most of that period, therefore the request is reiterated. They are welcome to join Kookpedia and make their rebuttal in discussion (q.v.).
History
The membership of this fan club is nigh-completely unconfirmed, but some names, such as Adair and Jeswald, are strongly suspected, and Wiseman's current legal status is up in the air -- he may or may not have been incarcerated for possession of pedophilia or for pederasty in 2000, but even if he was, he may well have been paroled years ago. Then again, that rumour from Dean Humphries might well have been made up out of whole cloth (but merely because Dean said it, that does not make it untrue (though Dean has zero credibility)). Hence, he may well have been one of Mark's fanbois all along, or for the past few years, or never. Some of the posts from the 'bois do fit his pattern, however, so it would be rash to rule him out entirely.
One fanboi, who sometimes uses the nym "Hoop Dee Doo" (with the email
Awards
List of Awards
Joseph Bartlo Memorial "Pathetic Anal Pineapple" Award, (09/06)
Busted Urinal Award, w/Cue/Lil/Fezule/Gregvk
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
whew
here whew
well someone is finaly going postal on the IRS it seems have not tired to read it as it is quite impossible
i do not condone it although having felt like it once or twice when dealing with the IRS. i am suprised that we don't see more of this
the letter is reposted here
well someone is finaly going postal on the IRS it seems have not tired to read it as it is quite impossible
i do not condone it although having felt like it once or twice when dealing with the IRS. i am suprised that we don't see more of this
the letter is reposted here
good greif
what a night last night was not going into detail but folks will be writing reports for a few days
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
well aweek after the surgery and...
feeling pretty good hope it lasts all I neeed now is an end to the seige of light snow each enough to dig but hardly enough to use power tools on
Saturday, February 13, 2010
saw a movie last night
the lightning thief was pretty good job of writing and such not easy to fit something into that mythic structure but they did ok
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
global warming debate cause snowfa;lll?
sure looks that way to me
congress was to debate cap and trade this weeek and next now snowmeddon happpens in dc and alll those other conferences
congress was to debate cap and trade this weeek and next now snowmeddon happpens in dc and alll those other conferences
welll feeeling a bit better
still my throat hurts from the sedation and a few other hurt and are expected for a gew days
health update
was given a "clean bill of health" tyesterday but the doctor and the removal of the shunt tired and a bit sore so I am likely to sleep in some today
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
was going to have surgery tody but....
the bad weather last week srubbed getting a test needed for the event so it is now sch on the 16th
got bumped....
.... the hosptial got busy emergency stuff so I am now on 16th feb I hope to remove this shunt from the ureter (between the blader and the left kidney in this case)
was bummped a again back to the 9th
was bummped a again back to the 9th
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