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Wayne Reynolds wrote:
> It doesn`t work its buggy too. Not trying to sound bitchy but these
> companies who put software on the market and its buggy should be charged
> with knowingly selling defective software. Its not fair to their loyal
> customers.
>
>
It's not fair to their "loyal customers"? So, what then, it's fair to
the customers that aren't loyal? I think maybe you should fly off the
handle like that other idiot, maybe then you'd feel better (or not).

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"Non_Sequitur" <Non_Sequitur@attbi.net> wrote in message
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> Wayne Reynolds wrote:
>> It doesn`t work its buggy too. Not trying to sound bitchy but these
>> companies who put software on the market and its buggy should be charged
>> with knowingly selling defective software. Its not fair to their loyal
>> customers.
> It's not fair to their "loyal customers"? So, what then, it's fair to the
> customers that aren't loyal? I think maybe you should fly off the handle
> like that other idiot, maybe then you'd feel better (or not).

What was the point of your reply? You pick apart the semantics of his post
then go on to slag him off. The OP had a point and made it politely.

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"Jack White" <jackwhite@ncrr.com> wrote in message
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> Non_Sequitur <Non_Sequitur@attbi.net> wrote:
>
>>Wayne Reynolds wrote:
>>> It doesn`t work its buggy too. Not trying to sound bitchy but these
>>> companies who put software on the market and its buggy should be charged
>>> with knowingly selling defective software. Its not fair to their loyal
>>> customers.
>>>
>>>
>>It's not fair to their "loyal customers"? So, what then, it's fair to
>>the customers that aren't loyal? I think maybe you should fly off the
>>handle like that other idiot, maybe then you'd feel better (or not).
>
> You're so far up EA's anus you're doomed to end up in the bottom of their
> shitter real soon.
>
>

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<aspragg@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> JLT2005 wrote:
>> Jack White reported to abuse@rr.com for violating his terms of use
>> contract,
>> specifically for obscene and harassing behavior.
>>
>> OPERATOR ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
>
> I'm all about making the Internet a better place for everyone, but man,
> you gotta pick your battles, and "telling on" everyone who posts a
> dirty word online is going to drive you crazy real quick.
>
> Good luck!
> Adam

Ok.. a bit offtopic. But these kinda posts make me go this way. I'm not
something like a moderator or something. I'm just a guy with common sence.
And what I'v seen in the last couple of days most of the topics are starting
in somewhat like a 'I can flame best' contest. Sorry, but I think we'v got
to respect other peoples oppinions and not talk down in a way it sometimes
happen. At least, you may own me, rape my ass as much as you like.. I can
take it.. But some people don't know when to quit.

I stand behind JLT2005's opinion a 100% and to me, it has nothing to do with
'censorship' in anyways.. It also means we'v got to respect other peoples
opinions...
Sorry.. Had to post this

Cheers Hydlide
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