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kangaroo16 <kangaroo16 RemoveThis @invalid.com> wrote:
[...]

> Just what does
> Injection-Info: 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com;
>
> mean or imply?

That you don't have as much Usenet experience as you want to make us
believe?

That *whole* header (Remember what I said about more/better reading?)
is:

> Injection-Info: 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com; posting-host=121.79.64.90;
> posting-account=ps2QrAMAAAA6_jCuRt2JEIpn5Otqf_w0

50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com is the Google Groups server the user was
connected to. hsm.googlegroups.com also appears in the Path: and
Message-ID:, so nothing to worry about. 121.79.64.90 is his IP address
and matches the NNTP-Posting-Host: header, so again nothing to worry
around. Guess what "posting-account=..." means?

> Or for that matter:
>
> From: blacklight<contact RemoveThis @rent-a-cloud.com>

That you're not the only one using a nym? That your copy-and-paste
function isn't working?

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On 05 Oct 2007 18:05:41 GMT, Frank Slootweg
<this.DeleteThis@ddress.is.invalid> wrote in
<47067cf4$0$35725$dbd43001@news.wanadoo.nl> :

>kangaroo16 <kangaroo16.DeleteThis@invalid.com> wrote:
>[...]
>
>> Just what does
>> Injection-Info: 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com;
>>
>> mean or imply?
>
> That you don't have as much Usenet experience as you want to make us
>believe?

I will still claim over ten years on the net. I don't really
care if you or others believe me or not.

I usually have my "show all headers" function switched off, &
usually don't read them. Yours is the first one I've read that
uses a Google account.


> That *whole* header (Remember what I said about more/better reading?)
>is:
>
>> Injection-Info: 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com; posting-host=121.79.64.90;
>> posting-account=ps2QrAMAAAA6_jCuRt2JEIpn5Otqf_w0
>
> 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com is the Google Groups server the user was
>connected to. hsm.googlegroups.com also appears in the Path: and
>Message-ID:, so nothing to worry about. 121.79.64.90 is his IP address
>and matches the NNTP-Posting-Host: header, so again nothing to worry
>around. Guess what "posting-account=..." means?

Nothing to worry "about" or nothing to worry "around" Or
aren't you in the habit of proofreading posts? I must admit that
I don't always bother, I usually just spellcheck them.

>
>> Or for that matter:
>>
>> From: blacklight<contact.DeleteThis@rent-a-cloud.com>
>
> That you're not the only one using a nym?
Many people do so. At least those who are
realists (e.g. pessimists).

That your copy-and-paste
>function isn't working?

Working fine as far as I know. I regularly use it
for giving Usenet quotes and references.

Cheers,
Kangaroo16
>
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kangaroo16 <kangaroo16.DeleteThis@invalid.com> wrote:
> On 05 Oct 2007 18:05:41 GMT, Frank Slootweg
> <this.DeleteThis@ddress.is.invalid> wrote in
> <47067cf4$0$35725$dbd43001@news.wanadoo.nl> :
>
> >kangaroo16 <kangaroo16.DeleteThis@invalid.com> wrote:
> >[...]
> >
> >> Just what does
> >> Injection-Info: 50g2000hsm.googlegroups.com;
> >>
> >> mean or imply?
> >
> > That you don't have as much Usenet experience as you want to make us
> >believe?
>
> I will still claim over ten years on the net.

So you're a newbie!

> I don't really care if you or others believe me or not.
>
> I usually have my "show all headers" function switched off, &
> usually don't read them. Yours is the first one I've read that
> uses a Google account.

I don't get mad easily, but please don't say/imply that I use Google
for posting!

[...]

> >> Or for that matter:
> >>
> >> From: blacklight<contact.DeleteThis@rent-a-cloud.com>
> >
> > That you're not the only one using a nym?
>
> Many people do so.

I don't.

> At least those who are realists (e.g. pessimists).

Well, when you look up "pessimist" in an encyclopedia, you will see my
picture, so I beg to differ!

> > That your copy-and-paste function isn't working?
>
> Working fine as far as I know. I regularly use it
> for giving Usenet quotes and references.

It was just a little stab. Too many spaces between "From:" and
"blacklight" and no space between "blacklight" and "<", so apparently
you didn't copy-and-paste it or did and mangled it later.
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On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 11:56:31 +1000, Alan S <nothere.TakeThisOut@there.com>
wrote in <k2fgg3lbpnb4v97b3k813q734utrffbl2t.TakeThisOut@4ax.com> :

>On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 01:15:11 GMT, kangaroo16
><kangaroo16.TakeThisOut@invalid.com> wrote:
>
>>Careless reading, Alan? Or trying to imply I wrote something I
>>didn't.
>
>Yep, careless reading. Happens to me whenever a post is more
>than a few succinct paragraphs...obviously I have a short
>attention span.

Do you mean that instead of sending my usual posts I should
create a new post for each change of subject? Or divide a post
into chapters & provide an index?

I have been tempted to number each line to discourage snipping,
or at least make snipping obvious.
>
>I suspect I'm not alone in that.

Oh, by no means! When watching commercial T.V., my brain
automatically filters out all commercials, and switches to more
productive activity. I define this as any other activity more
productive than watching a commercial. Heading for the loo,
or yawning, scratching, watching the cat, and so on.

It can occasionally become embarrassing when my wife
comments on a commercial that I have mentally
"switched off".

When online, usually have the F.M. radio on in the
background. Ignore most of it, but if they interrupt
for a news bulletin, or mention something interesting, will
switch my attention.

Nothing particularly unusual in this. A common example
in psychology is a mother with a new baby. She is usually
short of sleep, so can ignore traffic and other city noises and
sleep deeply.

Yet if the baby emits a soft low cry or even a whimper she
almost instantly awakens. I have been told that the
father seldom does.

With a little experience, drivers of heavy trucks or
equipment operators can talk in fairly normal levels, as
their brain learns how to filter out the much louder
sound of the engine. Alternatively, if the truck has two drivers
one can drive and the other sleep soundly despite the
noise.

It works the other way too. Say that person "X" moves to a
location next to a railway track where trains pass every hour on
the hour. They will soon learn to not let the trains disturb
their sleep.

However, should the trains stop running, or even if one
is several minutes late, odds are they will "miss" the
accustomed noise and wake up.


>
>Cheers, Alan, Australia

Cheers,
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On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 10:36:31 +0930, "John H"
<JohnH4999.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in <4709833b_4.TakeThisOut@news.chariot.net.au>
:

>Bloody hell this Kangaroo16 has verbal diarrhoea!

In the estimation of some, I suppose. Fortunately, it is not
accompanied by constipation of the brain.

Not really long compared to the long unsnipped posts found
on some other groups.

>I killfiled him for two weeks and upon checking he is still wallowing along.

I suggested this some time ago as a simple solution for people
who dislike my posts. Nice to know that someone has taken my
suggestion!

>Oh well best keep the killfile in place for a few more months.

Seems sensible to me! I don't mind if people killfile me. I
make information available, up to others whether they
read it or not.

Cheers,
Kangaroo16

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