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Cursitor Doom
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Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
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Ricky C
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On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 5:42:17 AM UTC-4, Cursitor Doom wrote:
> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
I don't know about fed up... I'm certainly tired of it. The food is a part I'm pretty unhappy about. I believe they are still providing carry out at restaurants around here. I might go for an order of fish tacos later. I really miss getting eggs for breakfast, but I suppose I could get some fast food eggs on biscuits or something. I'm getting pretty tired of my own cooking.
I don't have any idea what it's like to be without your income during this time. That has to be pretty bad. A close friend had just bought a new house and had not yet sold the old one. He blew all his cash on the down payment and is now making two mortgage payments. Fortunately he is still working, from home I think, and his wife is a teacher who is still getting paid. I don't know if housing sales is affected yet or not. I told him to get out from under the damn thing as quick as he can.
I miss seeing my 92 year old friend. But no one wants to risk giving him the disease, so we are all staying away other than the friend who brings him groceries... by leaving them on the porch.
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> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
I don't know about fed up... I'm certainly tired of it. The food is a part I'm pretty unhappy about. I believe they are still providing carry out at restaurants around here. I might go for an order of fish tacos later. I really miss getting eggs for breakfast, but I suppose I could get some fast food eggs on biscuits or something. I'm getting pretty tired of my own cooking.
I don't have any idea what it's like to be without your income during this time. That has to be pretty bad. A close friend had just bought a new house and had not yet sold the old one. He blew all his cash on the down payment and is now making two mortgage payments. Fortunately he is still working, from home I think, and his wife is a teacher who is still getting paid. I don't know if housing sales is affected yet or not. I told him to get out from under the damn thing as quick as he can.
I miss seeing my 92 year old friend. But no one wants to risk giving him the disease, so we are all staying away other than the friend who brings him groceries... by leaving them on the porch.
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Cursitor Doom <cd@not4mail.com> wrote in news:r6unpk$29f$1@dont-
email.me:
You really are retarded with posting stupid TrumpTarded crap like
this.
Go sign away your life in a contract in that IF there is a respike,
you volunteer to kill yourself for being so fucking retarded.
email.me:
You really are retarded with posting stupid TrumpTarded crap like
this.
Go sign away your life in a contract in that IF there is a respike,
you volunteer to kill yourself for being so fucking retarded.
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Tom Gardner
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On 12/04/20 10:42, Cursitor Doom wrote:
> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
Many many people.
Why the uninformative irrelevant question?
Is it more than mere trolling?
> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
Many many people.
Why the uninformative irrelevant question?
Is it more than mere trolling?
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Ricky C <gnuarm.deletethisbit@gmail.com> wrote in
news:0687368c-385d-4340-8bbe-23669cb6565e@googlegroups.com:
Wow. Mark Twain would call you a pussy. So would Daniel Boone,
and Davy Crockett.
I gues you just do not think things through. Do you even know what
a transmission vector is?
I guess not.
Those 8 inch no-stick skillets are really nice. I slap down two
eggs each day, for a nice double egg sandwich or scramble 'em up.
Easy PEACEy, you're full of crap-a-neasy.
Oh, but that's right... you are unable to learn anything.
Better let minimum wage idiots with zero food handling knowledge make
stuff for you in the middle of a airborne transmissive pandemic.
What was that you said? "I don't even know why I try..."
You really have no clue about the problem posed by prepared food,
when the preparer is not you.
Buy breakfast bowls or burittos. They are cheap and cover the
'variety is the spice of life' aspect.
We may all find out, since billions are being fraudulently bilked
from the bill that was meant for us.
Damn... he's got it rough... two caves and not one single bat to
eat.
If he is stupid he makes them. If he is smart, he does not and
dares the bank to do anything about it, and IF they got bailout
money, he has a case against them.
No shit, Ricklock. What you got in that pipe, boy?
BTW, you deserved that. Because of the STUPID, UNCIVIL way you
'decide' to repsond to me.
Maybe you'll 'civil up' at some point in your life.
Sorry, punk, but that doesn't qualify.
I care for a man on oxygen for years before this crisis. So I have
to go out nearly every day to the store, because they are sparsely
inventoried and I only get 3 or 3 bags of items with many from the
list missing. So I risk exposing myself and him almost every day.
news:0687368c-385d-4340-8bbe-23669cb6565e@googlegroups.com:
Wow. Mark Twain would call you a pussy. So would Daniel Boone,
and Davy Crockett.
I gues you just do not think things through. Do you even know what
a transmission vector is?
I guess not.
Those 8 inch no-stick skillets are really nice. I slap down two
eggs each day, for a nice double egg sandwich or scramble 'em up.
Easy PEACEy, you're full of crap-a-neasy.
Oh, but that's right... you are unable to learn anything.
Better let minimum wage idiots with zero food handling knowledge make
stuff for you in the middle of a airborne transmissive pandemic.
What was that you said? "I don't even know why I try..."
You really have no clue about the problem posed by prepared food,
when the preparer is not you.
Buy breakfast bowls or burittos. They are cheap and cover the
'variety is the spice of life' aspect.
We may all find out, since billions are being fraudulently bilked
from the bill that was meant for us.
Damn... he's got it rough... two caves and not one single bat to
eat.
If he is stupid he makes them. If he is smart, he does not and
dares the bank to do anything about it, and IF they got bailout
money, he has a case against them.
No shit, Ricklock. What you got in that pipe, boy?
BTW, you deserved that. Because of the STUPID, UNCIVIL way you
'decide' to repsond to me.
Maybe you'll 'civil up' at some point in your life.
Sorry, punk, but that doesn't qualify.
I care for a man on oxygen for years before this crisis. So I have
to go out nearly every day to the store, because they are sparsely
inventoried and I only get 3 or 3 bags of items with many from the
list missing. So I risk exposing myself and him almost every day.
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Tom Gardner <spamjunk@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in news:89CkG.608187
$0hk.118174@fx08.am4:
The only thing this clerk has doomed is himself.
$0hk.118174@fx08.am4:
The only thing this clerk has doomed is himself.
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Bill Sloman
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On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 7:42:17 PM UTC+10, Cursitor Doom wrote:
> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
It beats being dead.
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Bill Sloman, Sydney
> Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
It beats being dead.
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Tom Gardner <spamjunk@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in news:89CkG.608187
$0hk.118174@fx08.am4:
Vincent Price was fed up...
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feQIhzNpBLQ>
$0hk.118174@fx08.am4:
Vincent Price was fed up...
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feQIhzNpBLQ>
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Cursitor Doom
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On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 11:34:43 +0100, Tom Gardner wrote:
Typical Gardner response there.
Typical Gardner response there.
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Bill Sloman
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On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 8:53:20 PM UTC+10, Cursitor Doom wrote:
By which you mean intelligent?
Cursiotr Doom doesn't like intelligent responses, so he probably means "not the one he was trolling for".
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Bill Sloman, Sydney
By which you mean intelligent?
Cursiotr Doom doesn't like intelligent responses, so he probably means "not the one he was trolling for".
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Ricky C
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On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 6:34:48 AM UTC-4, Tom Gardner wrote:
I think it is a valid question. The lock down is not easy for most. Some find it a real hardship. I agree that it is necessary, but what is wrong with discussing it? I am not really much affected compared to many. I'd like to hear what others have to say, myself.
I may feel fed up, but that doesn't mean I want to give up on defeating this virus.
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I think it is a valid question. The lock down is not easy for most. Some find it a real hardship. I agree that it is necessary, but what is wrong with discussing it? I am not really much affected compared to many. I'd like to hear what others have to say, myself.
I may feel fed up, but that doesn't mean I want to give up on defeating this virus.
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Tom Gardner
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On 12/04/20 13:03, Ricky C wrote:
And the answer is so trivial and obvious that the
question wasn't worth asking.
Especially not in what is ostensibly an electronics group.
Now there's thread drift for you, verging on being
a strawman proposition!
And the answer is so trivial and obvious that the
question wasn't worth asking.
Especially not in what is ostensibly an electronics group.
Now there's thread drift for you, verging on being
a strawman proposition!
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Cursitor Doom
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On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 13:46:01 +0100, Tom Gardner wrote:
In *your* opinion.
> Especially not in what is ostensibly an electronics group.
Since when? This group has always been about US politics - and doubly so
in an election year such at this. Electronics has nothing to do with it.
In *your* opinion.
> Especially not in what is ostensibly an electronics group.
Since when? This group has always been about US politics - and doubly so
in an election year such at this. Electronics has nothing to do with it.
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Bill Sloman <bill.sloman@ieee.org> wrote in
news:c37ed7f9-e46b-43eb-be25-c4808e220125@googlegroups.com:
Ostensibly.
news:c37ed7f9-e46b-43eb-be25-c4808e220125@googlegroups.com:
Ostensibly.
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Bill Sloman
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On Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 11:04:56 PM UTC+10, Cursitor Doom wrote:
Which is worth rather more than Cursitor Doom's (which isn't saying much).
Since it was christened sci.electronics.design
US politics does come up from time to time here. It's incidental rather than central, though this probably isn't obvious to Cursitor Doom, who doesn't know all that much about electronics or science (or anything else, for that matter).
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Which is worth rather more than Cursitor Doom's (which isn't saying much).
Since it was christened sci.electronics.design
US politics does come up from time to time here. It's incidental rather than central, though this probably isn't obvious to Cursitor Doom, who doesn't know all that much about electronics or science (or anything else, for that matter).
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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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Tom Gardner
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On 12/04/20 14:04, Cursitor Doom wrote:
If your opinion differs, that reveals a lot about you
Nah. Irony should be more subtle than that.
If your opinion differs, that reveals a lot about you
Nah. Irony should be more subtle than that.
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Ricky C <gnuarm.deletethisbit@gmail.com> wrote in
news:b0490260-0a90-4451-ae3e-1704491506b7@googlegroups.com:
Lame. Obvious lack of grasp of what an airborne pandemic level
viral outbreak is, much less the danger it poses.
Lame. There are free food deliverly services in most cities. Some
even the food itself is free.
If you are talking about psychological dispair, then MAJOR LAME.
This is nothing like say... The Doner Party had to endure, or many
thousands like them back then.
> Some find it a real hardship.
None should. Unless they were so barely on the edge due to our
wondrous standard of living that they cannot even handle a single
week without going to the store to stock up. But sure, there are
lots of folks like that in the US, because despite it being such a
great nation, it also allowed some degradation and decrepitude in and
society and our standard of living has taken a hit and some did not
even notice that what once took a single income now takes two or more
to support... the average household.
The wording of the query was irresponsible, and very TrumpLike.
'fed up'?
Even calling it "lock-down" is pretty fucking lame and sounds like
a Trump supporter with jailhouse experience called it that and look
how many idiots embrace the term.
The problem is with the mindset you foment by trivializing this
outbreak, usually just like Trump, as something akin to a 'slightly
stronger flu'.
You people are idiots. Dangerous idiots. (referring to the dorks
talking about resuming as normal).
You were already 'affected'. We noticed. It didn't take a state
order to stay at home. You 'affected' yourself back when you thought
you were better than everyone else.
Funny, your responses to me tell a completely different story.
Sure gave on on thinking about the way you word things.
Vincent Price was fed up too.
<https://youtu.be/feQIhzNpBLQ>
news:b0490260-0a90-4451-ae3e-1704491506b7@googlegroups.com:
Lame. Obvious lack of grasp of what an airborne pandemic level
viral outbreak is, much less the danger it poses.
Lame. There are free food deliverly services in most cities. Some
even the food itself is free.
If you are talking about psychological dispair, then MAJOR LAME.
This is nothing like say... The Doner Party had to endure, or many
thousands like them back then.
> Some find it a real hardship.
None should. Unless they were so barely on the edge due to our
wondrous standard of living that they cannot even handle a single
week without going to the store to stock up. But sure, there are
lots of folks like that in the US, because despite it being such a
great nation, it also allowed some degradation and decrepitude in and
society and our standard of living has taken a hit and some did not
even notice that what once took a single income now takes two or more
to support... the average household.
The wording of the query was irresponsible, and very TrumpLike.
'fed up'?
Even calling it "lock-down" is pretty fucking lame and sounds like
a Trump supporter with jailhouse experience called it that and look
how many idiots embrace the term.
The problem is with the mindset you foment by trivializing this
outbreak, usually just like Trump, as something akin to a 'slightly
stronger flu'.
You people are idiots. Dangerous idiots. (referring to the dorks
talking about resuming as normal).
You were already 'affected'. We noticed. It didn't take a state
order to stay at home. You 'affected' yourself back when you thought
you were better than everyone else.
Funny, your responses to me tell a completely different story.
Sure gave on on thinking about the way you word things.
Vincent Price was fed up too.
<https://youtu.be/feQIhzNpBLQ>
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legg
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On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 09:42:13 -0000 (UTC), Cursitor Doom
<cd@not4mail.com> wrote:
>Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
There doesn't seem to be any attempt, locally, to
use the current home-bound situation to actually
locate 'hotspots' and enforce a quarantine, where
justified.
I'm not sure that there is any aim to do so.
The host of 'White Coats - Black Arts', on the CBC
this Saturday, said that it looked like the intention
of the present measures was to let everyone contract
the disease, eventually.
I'm beginning to think he's right.
RL
<cd@not4mail.com> wrote:
>Anyone getting fed up with the lock-down yet?
There doesn't seem to be any attempt, locally, to
use the current home-bound situation to actually
locate 'hotspots' and enforce a quarantine, where
justified.
I'm not sure that there is any aim to do so.
The host of 'White Coats - Black Arts', on the CBC
this Saturday, said that it looked like the intention
of the present measures was to let everyone contract
the disease, eventually.
I'm beginning to think he's right.
RL
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legg
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On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 11:30:03 -0400, legg <legg@nospam.magma.ca> wrote:
I seem to have been wrong about that reference. Dr Brian Goldman
was simply agreeing with the opinion of assistant M.Taylor, who
was refering to the risks of workers in patient care - not the
general population.
I suppose there's a difference.
RL
I seem to have been wrong about that reference. Dr Brian Goldman
was simply agreeing with the opinion of assistant M.Taylor, who
was refering to the risks of workers in patient care - not the
general population.
I suppose there's a difference.
RL
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bitrex
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On 4/12/2020 10:33 AM, Tom Gardner wrote:
"Eventual brain-lobotomization of the entire world population for the
Worldwide Deadly Gangster Communist Computer God Overall Plan - an ideal
worldwide population of light-skinned, low hopeless and helpless
Jew-mulattos; the Communist "Black Wave" of the future."
On 12/04/20 14:04, Cursitor Doom wrote:
On Sun, 12 Apr 2020 13:46:01 +0100, Tom Gardner wrote:
And the answer is so trivial and obvious that the question wasn't worth
asking.
In *your* opinion.
If your opinion differs, that reveals a lot about you
Especially not in what is ostensibly an electronics group.
Since when? This group has always been about US politics - and doubly so
in an election year such at this. Electronics has nothing to do with it.
Nah. Irony should be more subtle than that.
"Eventual brain-lobotomization of the entire world population for the
Worldwide Deadly Gangster Communist Computer God Overall Plan - an ideal
worldwide population of light-skinned, low hopeless and helpless
Jew-mulattos; the Communist "Black Wave" of the future."