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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / July 2006intro
Hi everyone! My name is Jillbe, and I am new to the group. I am way into RV and tent camping, and have been to 36 states so far on my travels. I love free camping the best though, which is prevalent where I live in the Pacific Northwest. I have an RV painted red and gold that is called the Hedn'. It only gets 8 miles to the gallon! My cat loves traveling in the RV with his head out the window and his fur blowing in the wind. Because of all of our time on the road, we have invested some time and elbow grease into inventions that improve the camping lifestyle. Fun work, and useful too! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Need your generator to run longer between refuelings? Want to connect your vehicle's fuel to your generator? Want to operate your generator by remote control? Visit our site at www.durationpower.com or call us at 1-866-673-3700. Also, you can write to durationpower(at)yahoo(dot)com. > My name is Jillbe, and I am new to the group. I am way into RV and tent We don't go in for formal 'round these parts. No introductions necessary...just sneak in and start offending. That's the best way. <G> > I have an RV painted red and gold that is called the Hedn'. It only Picture! We must see a picture! > gets 8 miles to the gallon! http://www.thescottmiller.com/citation_8mpg.php Heh...actually looking at those lyrics, I see it's about my company's dumptruck. That Ford 460 really DOES sh.t bolts and piss gasoline and make valve rattling noises... > My cat loves traveling in the RV with his > head out the window and his fur blowing in the wind. Wow. I've never driven a cat that didn't hide under the seat or sit in the back window, or occasonally stand on my lap and look out the (closed) window. Okay, I've really only driven with two cats...but they both behave that way. > Because of all of our time on the road, we have invested some time and > elbow grease into inventions that improve the camping lifestyle. Fun > work, and useful too! Share your ideas. Stop by rec.outdoors.rv-travel for some more lively discussion, but bring a flame-proof suit. Uh, Rick, she posted that crap to all the RV groups. She is stealth spamming her web site and the stuff she sells in her sig. She posted the same message to at least four groups, plus she hit Hunter's Airstream mail list on Yahoo.  SignatureFrank Tabor > Uh, Rick, she posted that crap to all the RV groups. She is stealth > spamming her web site and the stuff she sells in her sig. She posted > the same message to at least four groups, plus she hit Hunter's > Airstream mail list on Yahoo. Yeah, I found out when I saw her same message on RORT, and Hunter's response. Boy, is my (virtual) face red! :-/ >> Uh, Rick, she posted that crap to all the RV groups. She is stealth >> spamming her web site and the stuff she sells in her sig. She posted [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > >Boy, is my (virtual) face red! :-/ That's ok, that was her whole intention, to get folks to go to her web site. If she were a regular poster, it would be different. SignatureFrank Tabor > > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >site. If she were a regular poster, it would be different. > I don't follow what the problem is. Some one enlighten me please. SignatureBILL P. Just Me & DOG > I don't follow what the problem is. Some one enlighten me please. She's "stealth spamming" -- posting what appears to be an on-topic message to every newsgroup and forum that seems appropriate to get people to read the advertisement in her sig. She's not really interested in introducing herself and talking about fuel efficiency and cats riding with their head out the window... >>I don't follow what the problem is. Some one enlighten me please. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > interested in introducing herself and talking about fuel efficiency and > cats riding with their head out the window... Well I'm not interested in introduction either, but the fuel tanks are on topic and hard to find. I am interested in them as well as any thing that is hard to come by in regards to RVing. This is not a cross post and I have not seen it in any of the other news groups I visit. Appears as though you might be a nanny spammer. SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > Well I'm not interested in introduction either, but the fuel tanks are > on topic and hard to find. I am interested in them as well as any thing > that is hard to come by in regards to RVing. So we should have to wade through advertisements for RV products to see non-advertisement discussions? Should we be deliberately deceived into seeing those ads by somebody faking a discussion who will not return to continue said discussion, only posting that once to show off their sig? > This is not a cross post and I have not seen it in any of the other news > groups I visit. Appears as though you might be a nanny spammer. Indeed, at least it wasn't cross posted. It was posted separately. It was definitely in at least one other newsfroup you visit -- I've seen you on rec.outdoors.rv-travel. It was in rec.outdoors.rv-travel: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.outdoors.rv-travel/browse_frm/thread/9cfe5dde 28514c27 It was in alt.rv.pop-up-trailers: http://groups.google.com/group/alt.rv.pop-up-trailers/browse_frm/thread/e938341d 3c38d6a5 It was in misc.survivalism: http://groups.google.com/group/misc.survivalism/browse_frm/thread/c1f16c4fab11ff8c And rec.outdoors.camping: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.outdoors.camping/browse_frm/thread/8173149206 17bc7c Don't forget alt.energy.homepower: http://groups.google.com/group/alt.energy.homepower/browse_frm/thread/dd77863801 a3b5e5 And misc.rural: http://groups.google.com/group/misc.rural/browse_frm/thread/9ea37ad3af7637aa Who could forget rec.backcountry: http://groups.google.com/group/rec.backcountry/browse_frm/thread/a443f07d17adb7c4 She also got Hunter's Airstream group on Yahoo. The kicker? They're all timestamped within five minutes of eachother. >> Well I'm not interested in introduction either, but the fuel tanks are >> on topic and hard to find. I am interested in them as well as any thing [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > >The kicker? They're all timestamped within five minutes of eachother. Don't argue with Boyd Brain. He's an idiot. SignatureFrank Tabor > > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >Don't argue with Boyd Brain. He's an idiot. > OK, Rick I guess you are right about it being posted else where, Your a.s is the blackest! But I consider spam is when the same old post keeps reappearing all the time. Don't tell me that you were bothered while on all those other news groups and the same post appeared. And Frank the queer a.s hole just wishes he has accomplished as much in his life as many of the rest of us, more so me. Old Frank never was any thing and never will be any thing. That is why he has no idea when to keep his mouth shut. POOR *a.s Hole Frank*. SignatureBILL P. Just Me & DOG > OK, Rick I guess you are right about it being posted else where, Your > a.s is the blackest! My a.s is the blackest? I must have sat my a.s in some ash...oh yeah, now I remember, there's a bunch of ashes around here from all the flaming. I'll still go fishing with you when the weather is worm, just don't look at my a.s so much. I'm not into that. > But I consider spam is when the same old post keeps > reappearing all the time. Okay, well, if you don't consider it spam, what do you call it when somebody posts the same fake message, pretending to be interested in beginning a discussion, to a bunch of different newsgroups all at the same time, just to get people to read the advertisement in the message? Whatever you call it, it's craptacular! Craptastic, even... > Don't tell me that you were bothered while on > all those other news groups and the same post appeared. And Frank the I was bothered when I responded to somebody who has no intention of continuing the discussion. I looked like a William Boyd, talking to myself like that. > queer a.s hole just wishes he has accomplished as much in his life as You're the one discussing my a.s here. So, now, who's queer? > many of the rest of us, more so me. Old Frank never was any thing and > never will be any thing. That is why he has no idea when to keep his > mouth shut. POOR *a.s Hole Frank*. I see you're still having difficulty with compound words. It is generally easier to read when you compound words like "a.shole", "newsgroups", and "anything". The meanings differ slightly. See, "a.s hole" could mean any hole in an a.s, such as a liposuction scar, a bleeding spot where somebody sat on a practical joker's thumbtack, or any orifice found on you; while "a.shole" means specifically an anus, or somebody from whom proverbial feces spews, like you. Spoken, "a.s hole" sounds different from "a.shole"; "a.s hole" is spoken as two separate words, while "a.shole" is blurted out at you repeatedly. In your usage above, it is additionally unclear whether your adjective "queer" applies to the a.s or the hole, or if you failed to hyphenate, as in modern usage "queer-a.s hole", meaning a queer hole, with "a.s" merely used to strengthen the word "queer". At least you're slightly more clear with "POOR *a.s Hole Frank*"; there's no questioning that "POOR" applies to the construct "a.s Hole Frank". The meaning of that construct, however, is up in the air...and I don't have to will to deconstruct that and compile a list of possible meanings. "News group" sounds like a bunch of old farts sitting around the tv arguing whether they should watch Fox News or CNN Headline News. "Newsgroups" is the word used relating to usenet. "Any thing" is more commonly used to describe an actual physical thing, versus the abstract "anything", meaning an unknown variable. Above, you'll see that I've been a "smartass"; however, when you proceed to call me a "smart a.s", you may mean something different, such as an abnormally intelligent donkey... >> OK, Rick I guess you are right about it being posted else where, Your >> a.s is the blackest! [quoted text clipped - 60 lines] >proceed to call me a "smart a.s", you may mean something different, >such as an abnormally intelligent donkey... See, I told you he was an idiot. SignatureFrank Tabor
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