Re: Top Databases Used
From: Nikita <Nikita@yahoo.com> > >hahahahahahahahah....you are so absoultely funny! (and can't even tell >when >I am being obnoxiously plain about mistakes in the English language). >In terms of judgement about racism....don't even go there. "Absoultely funny"? About mistakes in the English language? Folks, it's obvious this lamer is just out to troll. Maybe if we ignore him, he'll stop wasting our bandwidth. [Hey, Nikita, is it true you got flamed on alt.test for making stupid posts? Actually, don't answer that, because I just don't care. Why don't you go out and buy yourself a new hair sharpener and leave us alone?] ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
How many men exactly do you know who are called Nikita! We don't all have names as strange as yours. (one day a phone conversation, just like any other day.....) BANK CLERK> O.K. but before we can open account for you I need to take down a few details. Name? OTC> Obnoxio the Clown <PAUSE> BANK CLERK>(bemused).. sorry, could you repeat that? OTC> yes, I said is Obnoxio the Clown! BANK CLERK> Obnoxy .. sorry how do you spell that? OTC> Obnox (that's an x), io .. the Clown (just as it sounds). BANK CLERK> click (hangs up). OTC> (to himself) - guess I'll have to put my wages under the bed again! (back to the newsgroup) Now just a parting thought - how many I.T. / Purchasing / Procurement Managers are going to take opinions from this newsgroup seriously when people use names such as Obnoxio the Clown. I think this 'Clown' is making it just a little bit harder for people to take this newsgroup seriously, don't you? DNP.
DNP wrote: > > How many men exactly do you know who are called Nikita! > > We don't all have names as strange as yours. > > (one day a phone conversation, just like any other day.....) > > BANK CLERK> O.K. but before we can open account for you I need to > take down a few details. Name? > > OTC> Obnoxio the Clown > > <PAUSE> > > BANK CLERK>(bemused).. sorry, could you repeat that? > > OTC> yes, I said is Obnoxio the Clown! > > BANK CLERK> Obnoxy .. sorry how do you spell that? > > OTC> Obnox (that's an x), io .. the Clown (just as it sounds). > > BANK CLERK> click (hangs up). > > OTC> (to himself) - guess I'll have to put my wages under the bed again! > > (back to the newsgroup) > > Now just a parting thought - how many I.T. / Purchasing / Procurement > Managers are going to take opinions from this newsgroup seriously when > people use names such as Obnoxio the Clown. > > I think this 'Clown' is making it just a little bit harder for people to > take this newsgroup seriously, don't you? > > DNP. Congratulations, You are the first one in this newsgroup paying more attention to the name of the writer of a message than to the message itself. Wolfgang
DNP <High.Flight@btinternet.com> <snip snip snip> > Now just a parting thought - how many I.T. / Purchasing / Procurement > Managers are going to take opinions from this newsgroup seriously when > people use names such as Obnoxio the Clown. > > I think this 'Clown' is making it just a little bit harder for people to > take this newsgroup seriously, don't you? > No, I for one do not think that at all. And I am an IT manager. I respect Onboxio because of the CONTENT of his posts. Also, even managers understand that usenet was never intended to be part of an official procurement process. If I want to buy something I pay consultants to tell me what I want to hear, I don't use posts from usenet for that. As I believe one or two other irritated people have pointed out, c.d.i. is used to get and exchange information about Informix, and Obnoxio is a valued contributor to that process. He also gives us some good laughs. I feel a >PLONK< coming on... but I would guess from your style that you are well used to being killfiled. -- Andrew Pearson - un animal avec beaucoup de fonctions interactives. Parlez et riez ensemble. Il connait 800 mots et bruits. Réagit à la lumière et au bruit. Ses mouvements sont très réalistes! Version anglaise.