extra bike

uh...I dont mean to start another debate but...
Did you call me "Sweetie"???

well I guess I dont want to know anymore about you
I didnt mean to get personal with the "closet" comment.

I really believe you have a T1 setup at your house( just wanted you to know
that)
IceMan
AKA
Sweetie

 

Good Point
Mr. Super Monitor Electee
How did I get into a pissing match in the first place I was just trying to get
a file on here so a person who wanted to see the bike could. Then the next
thing you know I am being shot at by the wife, then she slashes the tires on
the Ford,
and now I have some Schumck that has feelings of affection towards me
(He called me Sweetie) Trying to track down my ISP so I assume that he can
send me flowers.
But I must tell him right up front because I am not the kind of person to lead
anyone on.
Another View
I did not mean to make you think that I was available for a relationship. I am
happily married (to a female) and I like it. But just so you know that if my
prefrences ever do change You will be the first one I look up.
I appreciate the Sweetie comment and all but I cannot contiue to lead you on
like this.
I hope you truly understand
But remember be proud of who or what you are.
We all can get along.
IceMan
Formally Your Sweetie

 

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Do any dealerships even let you in the door???
I was just wondering because if you got a lemon the whole place would be
forced to shut down

IceMan

 

Damn.. I wish you were a democrat.. you'd sure be an asset at some of these
speeches I make around the state.. We need to see what we can work out..
ROTFLMAO.. Let's all give the IceMan a big hand.. You are alright, even if
you are a republican...LOL

Your good friend in Irving
Bill Walker

 

When I sneak in the back door, they send someone out to start ripping the
window stickers off all the cars.. Ain't that a pain in the butt... Why do
you think I have been driving the same old pickup since '90 and the same old
motorcycle since '96.. Politicians don't like me much either.. Some damn
fool democrat in Paris, Tx., woke up one saturday morning with about 15
harleys sitting in his front yard... He pulled a couple of his stupid ass
bills off the floor when he went back to Austin on Monday.. Yeah.. I have
the reputation of being a "nemesis" .. whatever that is.. I'd ride with you
anytime.. long as you don't get too friendly with Rothstein.. LMAO

Your friend in Irving
Bill Walker

 

This may be off topic a little but is anyone doing the Hooters Poker Run
tomorrow.
There will be a veterans hooters (Old Ladies that use to be hooter girls) Wet
T-shirt contest. they may even roll up there pant legs so you can see a nipple
if they can get ti out of thier socks
There is also a run out to stonehedge in the morning also
we are all meeting at the Masonic Lodge in Liberty Hill and having breakfast.

IceMan

 

Sure wish I was closer, I love that run.. Can't make it this time, but, I
will be looking you up first chance..

Bill Walker

 

I think that doing it through XP would be best I set up a group on Yahoo and
it would not take the file. (to large)
it is not a Jpg it is a video file. that is why it is so large.
if you could explain how to do it in layman terms I think I could figure it
out.
I coud see if I could cut the bike out of the video and see what happens to it

Thanks for the info
IceMan

 

Yes something about the retired Hooter Girls do something to me also

IceMan

 

(IceMan) wrote in

There's a good general list at

http://www.faqs.org/faqs/

One of the most important is not to post binaries to groups that aren't
binaries-specific. The reason is simple: ISPs often assign a certain
amount of disk space to a group of newsgroups. When that space is full,
older articles are expired, and are no longer available.

A typical text message takes up 500-2,000 bytes. A large binary (like
the video you posted) can be huge; the one you posted was over 40,000,000
*after* it was decoded (the encoded version was bigger.) It probably
bumped *tens of thousands* of text messages off every news server around,
due to its size.

--
Albert Nurick


'97 Honda Pacific Coast
'93 Honda Helix
'87 Honda Helix

 

Hey here's Albert again.. Damn Albert.. good to see you.. uh oh.. forgot..
I am still "kill filed".. Ah well.. while you been impressing Brian with all
your knowledge about these damn computers.. Not to worry.. IceMan and me
been covering your ass on the group... Cheers Albert..

Bill Walker
Irving, Tx.

 

(IceMan) wrote in

Actually, most folks are on old fashioned dialup. I'm not, but my firm
designs web sites, so we do plenty of research about what sort of
connection (and computer) the typical user has.

But the issue really isn't bandwith to the desktop; it's storage on news
servers. Non-binary groups (like this one) often have small allocations of
space on news servers, and big binaries displace hundreds or thousands of
older messages. Folks who read the newsgroup for the first time (or who
don't read frequently) can miss lots of messages due to one large binary.

 

I also have roadrunner cable access. It is extremely fast broadband
service. Why can't ICEMAN just email the file to whomever wants it.
Just get the ones that want it to reply to a "Who wants the wmv file?"
Then send it email and cc everyone who wants it. That way it only has
to go out once and the rest of the newsgroup don't have to deal with the
binary taking up bandwidth.
Mag

 

Oh.... ok Albert.. got'cha' .. We are impressed.. Go design somethin'.. uh
oh.. keep forgetting, I'm kill filed..
Cheers..

Bill Walker

 

Hey Albie,
Go "design things" (or ride your counterfeit mopeds)...because you
don't have a clue what you're talking about here.

IceMan,
This is the same dribble that comes from most "end users" that try and
claim a vast knowledge of computers...but turn out only to "design
things".

I'm just curious (since I didn't receive the file itself) how big WAS
this thing? Was it really 40megs? Dude, if that's the case, we need to
talk about DivX for ya! If you'd save the file to a DivX avi, 40megs
would be like an hour of home movie or 30 minutes of DVD
quality...depending on your audio, bitrate and dropped bits.

 

O.M.G!!!!

You've got a patent on a WEBPAGE?!?!?!

You're a freakin' "webmaster"?!?!?!?

THAT'S THE "THINGS" YOU "DESIGN"?!?!?!?

The only "firm" you can come up with is a self imposed erection...and
that's only after medication!

No one gives a rat's ass about storage on news servers or how much is
allocated for what.

What you're saying is something you heard from the grapevine at a
water-cooler somewhere or from a support tech at your ISP. You don't
have a clue how nntp is setup, how it's configured or how it works.

Then call your nntp provider and tell them to change their expires so
you're not losing messages...if you're so worried about losing
messages and someone not being able to read what you write...as if
anyone cares.

 

That's simple.. Good one Margaret.. If these clowns had not been so anxious
to impress each other with all that expertise of theirs, he could have done
it that way.. Have a good one, little lady.. BTW.. I am counting on your
support in my campaign for "Group Moderator"..

Your friend in Irving.
Bill Walker

 

Cheeyit.. Who knows.. wish I'd said that.... LMAO

Yup
its me again..

 

<breaking up of the penis wars before they get started>

Ooh, a T1 line. Would that be a T1 circuit which was provisioned from
an aggregate or would that be an HDSL (or like) circuit? Also, is that
a frac or full? Who's your provider and what MTTR did you negotiate
with? What type of unit are you using to receive?

Really? I guess you just have the cheesy insults handy and hang out in
the gutter to give to others?

It seems like every time I have to trot down to the gutter for cheesy
insults, you're already there handing them out.

I'm surprised to hear you say this since you (and a few others like
Sunny) have always taken the route of "if it doesn't affect me, I
don't want to know or hear it". Now, if you're on a T1 (like you said)
it shouldn't have affected you.

Based on your only technical referrals being "encode, decode and
uuencode" (and I think you got two of those terms from Albie just
recently), you'll have to excuse my doubting your expertise about T1
circuits.

Good. So, does this mean you'll be leaving us too? Can we count on
your support in the vote for newsgroup "Moderator" sponsored and
endorsed by P.A.T.H.E.T.I.C. O.L.D. M.A.N.?