[9fans] Re: Grammar

[9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

Aha! Good to see some spirit! No need to prove yourself I know perfectly
well whom you are and what you have achieved. It is just that some of us
like to start sentences with the odd capital. In my opinion using
expletives to express your feeling of frustration to the exactness of my
point does nothing to your argument.

To your question of weather I speak an other languages? Well for one I
speak Bahasa Indonesia, and the local Aboriginal language
Pitjantjatjara. What I do find rather confusing is your reference to the
"last laugh". I find Telstra's/Bigpond's performance as an ISP quite
high, for they are able to deliver high-speed Internet to isolated parts
of Australia.

I think someone can't operate their mail client or themselves are signed
up to a "big-pile-of-pus" because they sent me the same e-mail three times.
My apologies for upsetting you but I am Australian and I like to see
standards upheld. Also email also spelt e-mail is correct, so please
pick up your dictionary and have a look for yourself.

By the way, there is also no need to forward my e-mail with your reply
to 9fans. I might just CC mine.
Have a nice day.

-wilyarti

boyd, rounin wrote:

fuck you very much.

grammar?  i speak english and french fluently.
i know some swedish, which works in countries that
have languages of germanic origin.  i spoke/read
japanese some 10 years ago, after 5 years of study.

don't try 'old english' with me.  thou seriez enculer, baka yaro!!

i have the last laugh, 'cos you're signed up with big-pile-of-pus (aka
telstra).

speak/read anything but english?

mail - it's a plural noun.  so 'e-mails' is just wrong.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Wilyarti Howard"
<wilyarti.howard@bigpond.com>
To: <boyd@insultant.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 12:50 AM
Subject: Grammar




> Could you please include grammar in your e-mails, 'tis extremely
> annoying when someone presses on about spelling, when they do not
> understand the first thing about English grammar.
>
> Thank you.
>
> -wilyarti
>
>

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

this is really OT, but it's me.  anyway, if you wanna do this pissing contest
let's take it of 9fans -- they don't need it.  choate V2?

> Aha! Good to see some spirit! No need to prove yourself I know perfectly

spirit?  well i was gonna attach an image, but as i was typing this i realised
that no-one on 9fans wants a 165Kb image dumped in their mail file.
i could give a url, but that would spoil the fun.

> well whom you are and what you have achieved. It is just that some of us

well who [grammar]

monsieur zero knowledge proof.  who am i?

> like to start sentences with the odd capital. In my opinion using
> expletives to express your feeling of frustration to the exactness of my
> point does nothing to your argument.

nope, lower case does it fine.

> To your question of weather I speak an other languages?

err, don't you mean 'whether'?

> Well for one I speak Bahasa Indonesia, and the local Aboriginal language
> Pitjantjatjara. What I do find rather confusing is your reference to the
> "last laugh". I find Telstra's/Bigpond's performance as an ISP quite
> high, for they are able to deliver high-speed Internet to isolated parts
> of Australia.

telstra are an outrageously, incompetent quasi-monopoly.

> I think someone can't operate their mail client or themselves are signed

someone who [grammar]

> up to a "big-pile-of-pus" because they sent me the same e-mail three times.

nah, that's a mailing list bug (i think).

> My apologies for upsetting you but I am Australian and I like to see
> standards upheld. Also email also spelt e-mail is correct, so please
> pick up your dictionary and have a look for yourself.

so what?  i'm 6th generation australian (which disprooves your claim that 'I
know
perfectly well whom (sic) you are ':  do you want my gold NSW driver's licence
number?  my passport number?

you won't get 'em 'cos it's bad security.

> By the way, there is also no need to forward my e-mail with your reply
> to 9fans. I might just CC mine.
> Have a nice day.

go right ahead.  you wanted to 'play' so 'get in the ring'.

you sent it.  now it's mine, posted to 9fans and blogged.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

I most probably meant "whether",  as to the question of whom you are I
couldn't really care further than you are arrogant and have a great love
of buzz words.
Who cares if your a 6 generation Australian, to my knowledge you are
living in Sweden. I am a 7th generation Australian, my decedents were
some of the first to settle here. But I still stay loyal to my country
and don't desert unlike some.

I don't care too much about your comments about Telstra either, and I
won't bother to argue anymore over it. I have no interested in mindless
arguing, my original request was for you to take your own medicine and
take some criticism over your grammar.

I have nothing further to say, although I am sure you will reply with
some more expletives and misguided insults and negative comments.

Have a nice day, I really mean it. But with a web page name such as
insultant, a g'day from yourself seems unexpected.

-wilyarti
boyd, rounin wrote:

>this is really OT, but it's me.  anyway, if you wanna do this pissing contest
>let's take it of 9fans -- they don't need it.  choate V2?
>
>
>
>>Aha! Good to see some spirit! No need to prove yourself I know perfectly
>>
>>
>
>spirit?  well i was gonna attach an image, but as i was typing this i realised
>that no-one on 9fans wants a 165Kb image dumped in their mail file.
>i could give a url, but that would spoil the fun.
>
>
>
>>well whom you are and what you have achieved. It is just that some of us
>>
>>
>
>well who [grammar]
>
>monsieur zero knowledge proof.  who am i?
>
>
>
>>like to start sentences with the odd capital. In my opinion using
>>expletives to express your feeling of frustration to the exactness of my
>>point does nothing to your argument.
>>
>>
>
>nope, lower case does it fine.
>
>
>
>>To your question of weather I speak an other languages?
>>
>>
>
>err, don't you mean 'whether'?
>
>
>
>>Well for one I speak Bahasa Indonesia, and the local Aboriginal language
>>Pitjantjatjara. What I do find rather confusing is your reference to the
>>"last laugh". I find Telstra's/Bigpond's performance as an ISP quite
>>high, for they are able to deliver high-speed Internet to isolated parts
>>of Australia.
>>
>>
>
>telstra are an outrageously, incompetent quasi-monopoly.
>
>
>
>>I think someone can't operate their mail client or themselves are signed
>>
>>
>
>someone who [grammar]
>
>
>
>>up to a "big-pile-of-pus" because they sent me the same e-mail three times.
>>
>>
>
>nah, that's a mailing list bug (i think).
>
>
>
>>My apologies for upsetting you but I am Australian and I like to see
>>standards upheld. Also email also spelt e-mail is correct, so please
>>pick up your dictionary and have a look for yourself.
>>
>>
>
>so what?  i'm 6th generation australian (which disprooves your claim that 'I
>know
>perfectly well whom (sic) you are ':  do you want my gold NSW driver's licence
>number?  my passport number?
>
>you won't get 'em 'cos it's bad security.
>
>
>
>>By the way, there is also no need to forward my e-mail with your reply
>>to 9fans. I might just CC mine.
>>Have a nice day.
>>
>>
>
>go right ahead.  you wanted to 'play' so 'get in the ring'.
>
>you sent it.  now it's mine, posted to 9fans and blogged.
>
>
>
>
>

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Rob Pike]

> decedents

i laughed out loud when i read this.  i think you meant your
'descendants' helped
settle australia.

-rob

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> > decedents
>
> i laughed out loud when i read this.  i think you meant your
> 'descendants' helped
> settle australia.

what idiot wrote that?  i don't think i wrote it.

musta been one of my nemeses (that's the plural, right?).

it is pretty fuckin' funny ... oh god no, he's used alliteration.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>>>decedents
>>>
>>>
>>i laughed out loud when i read this.  i think you meant your
>>'descendants' helped
>>settle australia.
>>
>>
>
>what idiot wrote that?  i don't think i wrote it.
>
>musta been one of my nemeses (that's the plural, right?).
>
>it is pretty fuckin' funny ... oh god no, he's used alliteration.
>
>
>
>
>
No Boyd, you didn't, I did in a hurried e-mail. I must remember to check
them next time.

-wilyarti

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> > decedents

oh i see now, 'cos i just got the reply.  it's 0530 in paris and red has been
drunk.

hell, that's some of story behind acme.

rob: the car/bobf thing i apologise for, it was a bad time for me, but you were
gracious.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> decedents

yup, that's hyusterical.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>>decedents
>>
>>
>
>yup, that's hyusterical.
>
>
>
>
I can see your going to drag this out aren't you?

-wilyarti

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> yup, that's hyusterical.

fait chier!  hysterical.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[matt]

> i think you meant your 'descendants' helped settle australia.

I think you both mean antecedents.

Your decendents are your children.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> I most probably meant "whether",  as to the question of whom you are I
> couldn't really care further than you are arrogant and have a great love
> of buzz words.

shock, horror, you made a _mistake_

> Who cares if your a 6 generation Australian, to my knowledge you are
> living in Sweden.

nope, not in sweden.  i'm so glad you're so well informed.

> I am a 7th generation Australian, my decedents were
> some of the first to settle here. But I still stay loyal to my country
> and don't desert unlike some.

"Who cares if your a Nth generation Australian"

    my country right or wrong -- the 'oils

is that it?

> I don't care too much about your comments about Telstra either, and I
> won't bother to argue anymore over it. I have no interested in mindless
> arguing, my original request was for you to take your own medicine and
> take some criticism over your grammar.

which prooved in your reply, that you don't have a clue.

let's go beavis and butthead:  telstra suck.

> I have nothing further to say, although I am sure you will reply with
> some more expletives and misguided insults and negative comments.

have you read 1984?

hey shithead, in france there is 'la liberté d'expression' very much like the
US 1st amendment.  the libel/defamation laws in oz are a joke.

ever read 'the justice game' by geoffrey robertson?

> Have a nice day, I really mean it. But with a web page name such as
> insultant, a g'day from yourself seems unexpected.

no you don't.  don't bullshit me.  no one in oz says 'have a nice day'.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

boyd, rounin wrote:

>>I most probably meant "whether",  as to the question of whom you are I
>>couldn't really care further than you are arrogant and have a great love
>>of buzz words.
>>    
>>
>
>shock, horror, you made a _mistake_
>  
>
Yes the defining characteristic of a human.

>  
>
>>Who cares if your a 6 generation Australian, to my knowledge you are
>>living in Sweden.
>>    
>>
>
>nope, not in sweden.  i'm so glad you're so well informed.
>
>  
>
Err, I said to my knowlegde. It was someone else whom said you where is 
Sweden, that was some time ago.

>>I am a 7th generation Australian, my decedents were
>>some of the first to settle here. But I still stay loyal to my country
>>and don't desert unlike some.
>>    
>>
>
>"Who cares if your a Nth generation Australian"
>
>    my country right or wrong -- the 'oils
>
>is that it?
>
>  
>
>>I don't care too much about your comments about Telstra either, and I
>>won't bother to argue anymore over it. I have no interested in mindless
>>arguing, my original request was for you to take your own medicine and
>>take some criticism over your grammar.
>>    
>>
>
>which prooved in your reply, that you don't have a clue.
>
>let's go beavis and butthead:  telstra suck.
>
>  
>
No, being 15 I believe I don't. But time will heal.

>>I have nothing further to say, although I am sure you will reply with
>>some more expletives and misguided insults and negative comments.
>>    
>>
>
>have you read 1984?
>
>hey shithead, in france there is 'la liberté d'expression' very much like the
>US 1st amendment.  the libel/defamation laws in oz are a joke.
>
>ever read 'the justice game' by geoffrey robertson?
>  
>
No, can't say that I have. 1984 came before myself.

>  
>
>>Have a nice day, I really mean it. But with a web page name such as
>>insultant, a g'day from yourself seems unexpected.
>>    
>>
>
>no you don't.  don't bullshit me.  no one in oz says 'have a nice day'.
>
>
>  
>
No, they don't.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

----- Original Message -----
From: "Wilyarti Howard" <wilyarti.howard@bigpond.com>
To: <9fans@cse.psu.edu>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 5:29 AM
Subject: Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

if you wanna do this pissing contest mail me directly, as i said before.

this is a better address:

    mail boyd@sdgm.net

9fans are not interested, but your fine use of english made rob laugh.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Bruce Ellis]

"don't desert unlike some"

hey, when i worked at the labs was i deserter?  not at all.
would i do it again?  sure.  bondi beach was 30C today,
rather warm for spring.  the water temp is only 18 tho.

if you don't like aussies working at the labs then i hope
you are not using venti.

brucee

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[David Presotto]

Luckily I have a copy of Macquarie at hand.  Perhaps Boyd has been using
one of those inferior British or American dictionaries...

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> Luckily I have a copy of Macquarie at hand.  Perhaps Boyd has been using
> one of those inferior British or American dictionaries...

nah, i been usin' synapses ;)

but it is a good dictionary.

i'm sure it has:

    boofhead [without the labs pronounciation]

    buggery [in the #! exec code in 9th Ed, written by brucee, but removed at
the request of dennis]

no dictionaries there ;)

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[David Presotto]

On Wed Sep 24 22:31:01 EDT 2003, boyd@insultant.net wrote:
> > Luckily I have a copy of Macquarie at hand.  Perhaps Boyd has been using
> > one of those inferior British or American dictionaries...
>
> nah, i been usin' synapses ;)

You have synapses?  I wish I did.  My neurons communicate by shouting.  It
gets pretty noisy in my head.  Some times all six of them are shouting at
the same time.

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[George Michaelson]

synapses? hah! we have perceptrons here..

"confectionist modelling, the sweet smell of AI success..."

-George

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

> synapses? hah! we have perceptrons here..

yeah, but yer in bloody QLD, right?

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[George Michaelson]

On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 05:42:44 +0200 "boyd, rounin" <boyd@insultant.net> wrote:

> > synapses? hah! we have perceptrons here..
>
> yeah, but yer in bloody QLD, right?

I'd reply, but it takes 20 years for anything sensible to come out of QLD into
the real world...

-George

[9fans] Re: Grammar

[Wilyarti Howard]

Aha! Good to see some spirit! No need to prove yourself I know perfectly
well whom you are and what you have achieved. It is just that some of us
like to start sentences with the odd capital. In my opinion using
expletives to express your feeling of frustration to the exactness of my
point does nothing to your argument.

To your question of weather I speak an other languages? Well for one I
speak Bahasa Indonesia, and the local Aboriginal language
Pitjantjatjara. What I do find rather confusing is your reference to the
"last laugh". I find Telstra's/Bigpond's performance as an ISP quite
high, for they are able to deliver high-speed Internet to isolated parts
of Australia.

I think someone can't operate their mail client or themselves are signed
up to a "big-pile-of-pus" because they sent me the same e-mail three times.
My apologies for upsetting you but I am Australian and I like to see
standards upheld. Also email also spelt e-mail is correct, so please
pick up your dictionary and have a look for yourself.

By the way, there is also no need to forward my e-mail with your reply
to 9fans. I might just CC mine.
Have a nice day.

-wilyarti

boyd, rounin wrote:

>fuck you very much.
>
>grammar?  i speak english and french fluently.
>i know some swedish, which works in countries that
>have languages of germanic origin.  i spoke/read
>japanese some 10 years ago, after 5 years of study.
>
>don't try 'old english' with me.  thou seriez enculer, baka yaro!!
>
>i have the last laugh, 'cos you're signed up with big-pile-of-pus (aka telstra).
>
>speak/read anything but english?
>
>mail - it's a plural noun.  so 'e-mails' is just wrong.
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Wilyarti Howard" <wilyarti.howard@bigpond.com>
>To: <boyd@insultant.net>
>Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 12:50 AM
>Subject: Grammar
>
>
>
>
>>Could you please include grammar in your e-mails, 'tis extremely
>>annoying when someone presses on about spelling, when they do not
>>understand the first thing about English grammar.
>>
>>Thank you.
>>
>>-wilyarti
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>

Re: [9fans] Re: Grammar

[Bruce Ellis]

"does nothing to your argument."

what language?  or should i ask "from nothing of you argument
do you mean".  boyd can explete you, in my humble opinion.
and yes, i have taught remedial english i have no need for
caps in e-mail.

brucee
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wilyarti Howard" <wilyarti.howard@bigpond.com>
To: "boyd, rounin" <boyd@insultant.net>
Cc: <9fans@cse.psu.edu>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 11:12 AM
Subject: [9fans] Re: Grammar


> Aha! Good to see some spirit! No need to prove yourself I know perfectly
> well whom you are and what you have achieved. It is just that some of us
> like to start sentences with the odd capital. In my opinion using
> expletives to express your feeling of frustration to the exactness of my
> point does nothing to your argument.
blah  blah

[9fans] Re: Grammar

[boyd, rounin]

fuck you very much.

grammar?  i speak english and french fluently.
i know some swedish, which works in countries that
have languages of germanic origin.  i spoke/read
japanese some 10 years ago, after 5 years of study.

don't try 'old english' with me.  thou seriez enculer, baka yaro!!

i have the last laugh, 'cos you're signed up with big-pile-of-pus (aka telstra).

speak/read anything but english?

mail - it's a plural noun.  so 'e-mails' is just wrong.

oh yeah, i can read a bit of russian too.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Wilyarti Howard" <wilyarti.howard@bigpond.com>
To: <boyd@insultant.net>
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 12:50 AM
Subject: Grammar


> Could you please include grammar in your e-mails, 'tis extremely
> annoying when someone presses on about spelling, when they do not
> understand the first thing about English grammar.
>
> Thank you.
>
> -wilyarti