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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Nov 2001.
Re: Yo, Sherman and that other guy (was "<>"

Re: Yo, Sherman and that other guy (was "<<Aloha Everyone>>")

bonjour CeeJay, je suis un robot!
>> This place is fine when you're not
>> around doing idiotic things like changing subject headers for no
>> reason and flooding.
>
>Changing subject headers is a good thing .. makes you see better what the
>subject have changed too.

Not when they're discussing the same thing. And not when it's all off
topic bullshit anyway. And not when everyone else is still going to
discuss it in the previous thread.

>If your newsreader treat this as a new thread (and it isn't) and you don't like
>it then it's not the person that changed the header but your software that is to
>blame.

No, this method is standard.

>I do feel though that Tali is borderlining on flooding the group.
>A few conversions are nice .. especially if the result was really good like the
>Windows logo conversion, but several every day gets old really fast and it stops
>being fun viewing them.
>
>And OBascii's containing finished art pieces are no fun .. the point is to spice
>up the conversation with some new ascii-art. Old ascii-art pictures only do well
>when they fit the subject well .. perhaps with some alterations like when Tali
>put word's into Pikachu's mouth in one of the other posts.

Maybe she should have kept her stupid mouth shut and lurked until she
knew what was going on in here.

>Bateau is not perfect either .. I could do with a little less namecalling.
>I mean if one person start out by calling another a jerk, a idiot , a
>slimeeating inbred cocksucking leftwing dungfucker with the charm and wit of a
>green snail , a lawyer or something else .. don't provoke them back .. control
>that temper!

Don't provoke them back? If they've already said all that then they
don't need to be provoked.

>Because when you do , the thread becomes one long mudfight where people take
>turns at proving they are more childish and irritating than the next person.
>Ignore the jerks instead.

That never teaches them anything.
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From: Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com>
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Subject: Re: Yo, Sherman and that other guy (was "<<Aloha Everyone>>")
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 2001 21:48:42 +0800
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