Re: Protect your mattress and yourself

Mark Probert said:

Carol said:

There is a new product that is available that protects your mattress in
cases of incontinence, abnormal sweating (hyperhydrosis), and
lactating mothers. Over and above all of this the protector works as a
barrier against dustmites helping to manage allergies.

This product has a 100% natural terry towelling cotton upper, super
absorbant and 100% waterproof. The big thing is that it is ultra thin,
washes and dries within one hour, super quiet to sleep on and you do
not perspire on it -
No Sweat it Breathes!

For more details visit www.SPAMMINGSITE.com

SPAMMIN'

I emailed this to "Carol" and recevied email from "Bernie."

Weird.

He tells me he was not spamming, and sent me a definition which included:

Quoted message said:

Usenet spam robs users of the utility of the newsgroups by overwhelming them
with a barrage of advertising or other irrelevant posts. Furthermore, Usenet
spam subverts the ability of system administrators and owners to manage the
topics they accept on their systems.

Weird.

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Quoted message said:

Mark Probert said:

Carol said:

There is a new product that is available that protects your mattress in
cases of incontinence, abnormal sweating (hyperhydrosis), and
lactating mothers. Over and above all of this the protector works as a
barrier against dustmites helping to manage allergies.

This product has a 100% natural terry towelling cotton upper, super
absorbant and 100% waterproof. The big thing is that it is ultra thin,
washes and dries within one hour, super quiet to sleep on and you do
not perspire on it -
No Sweat it Breathes!

For more details visit www.SPAMMINGSITE.com

SPAMMIN'

I emailed this to "Carol" and recevied email from "Bernie."

Weird.

He tells me he was not spamming, and sent me a definition which included:

Quoted message said:

Usenet spam robs users of the utility of the newsgroups by overwhelming them
with a barrage of advertising or other irrelevant posts. Furthermore, Usenet
spam subverts the ability of system administrators and owners to manage the
topics they accept on their systems.

Weird.

Mark

First of all we apologise for offending anyone by placing the ad. This
was the first and will definitely be the last time.

Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
newsgroup.

To the other members of the groups we posted to:

We apologize for the inconvenience caused and assure you all it wont
happen again.

Carol said:

First of all we apologise for offending anyone by placing the ad. This
was the first and will definitely be the last time.

Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
newsgroup.

To the other members of the groups we posted to:

We apologize for the inconvenience caused and assure you all it wont
happen again.

Ah, [censored]! You said yourself that it was an ad, *an advertisement*.
Advertising is always off-topic in newsgroups no matter what seemingly
relevant groups you may have chosen to spam to, so suck it up. You were
wrong to do it. Now buzz off.

Carol said:

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Quoted message said:

Mark Probert said:

Carol wrote:

>There is a new product that is available that protects your mattress in
>cases of incontinence, abnormal sweating (hyperhydrosis), and
>lactating mothers. Over and above all of this the protector works as a
>barrier against dustmites helping to manage allergies.
>
>This product has a 100% natural terry towelling cotton upper, super
>absorbant and 100% waterproof. The big thing is that it is ultra thin,
>washes and dries within one hour, super quiet to sleep on and you do
>not perspire on it -
>No Sweat it Breathes!
>
>For more details visit www.SPAMMINGSITE.com

SPAMMIN'

I emailed this to "Carol" and recevied email from "Bernie."

Weird.

He tells me he was not spamming, and sent me a definition which included:

Quoted message said:

Usenet spam robs users of the utility of the newsgroups by overwhelming them
with a barrage of advertising or other irrelevant posts. Furthermore, Usenet
spam subverts the ability of system administrators and owners to manage the
topics they accept on their systems.

Weird.

Mark

First of all we apologise for offending anyone by placing the ad. This
was the first and will definitely be the last time.

Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
newsgroup.

Brownie points? I do not need no steenkin brownie points.

Quoted message said:

To the other members of the groups we posted to:

We apologize for the inconvenience caused and assure you all it wont
happen again.

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Earle Horton said:

"Carol" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In article <[email hidden]>,
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>Mark Probert wrote:

SLASH

Quoted message said:

Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
newsgroup.

He's a dentist. He's entitled.

I am NOT a dentist.

And, I do not play one on usenet.

I'm sorry. I must have gotten you confused with your clone, Mr. Eichen
(http://tinyurl.com/jd56). Sorry, sorry...

Earle

Carol said:

You
obsviously did this as a bravado stunt to create brownie points with
the other members of the newsgroup.

Well done, Mr. Probert. Fifty points to Gryffindor House.

; )

--
iphigenia
www.tristyn.net
"i have heard the mermaids singing, each to each.
i do not think that they will sing to me."

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He's a dentist. He's entitled.

I am NOT a dentist.

And, I do not play one on usenet.

Darn, I had some dental type questions for you. It's always good to know a
dentist. And an electrician. I can use one of those.
Kris

Earle Horton said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Earle Horton said:

"Carol" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>In article <[email hidden]>,
>[email hidden] says...
>
>>Mark Probert wrote:

SLASH

>Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
>the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
>are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
>your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
>and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
>bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
>newsgroup.
>

He's a dentist. He's entitled.

I am NOT a dentist.

And, I do not play one on usenet.

I'm sorry. I must have gotten you confused with your clone, Mr. Eichen
(http://tinyurl.com/jd56). Sorry, sorry...

Earle

LOL!
You people are too damn funny...
And here I was thinking that a "Logical Phallacy"
was a smart penis!

K.

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Earle Horton said:

"Mark Probert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Earle Horton said:

"Carol" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...

>In article <[email hidden]>,
>[email hidden] says...
>
>
>>Mark Probert wrote:

SLASH

>Before we went about posting we went to a anti spam site and to find out
>the definitions of spam which we outlined in our email to you. If you
>are going to post copies of our email - post the whole email including
>your reply which we took note of, and not just one paragraph to distort
>and sensationalize the intent of the email. You obsviously did this as a
>bravado stunt to create brownie points with the other members of the
>newsgroup.
>

He's a dentist. He's entitled.

I am NOT a dentist.

And, I do not play one on usenet.

I'm sorry. I must have gotten you confused with your clone, Mr. Eichen
(http://tinyurl.com/jd56). Sorry, sorry...

Dr. Eichen is not my clone.

And, you afre not a clowne.