Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
you have not read Shakespeare? Or looked recently at words derived from your (and my) middle ages heritage. Good Anglo Saxon words are not the same as gratuitous swearing, if you are so impolite to some admittedly dense stranger then I would not like to hear your language after hitting your thumb with the hammer!! - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 9:52 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
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You're right, you probably wouldn't This also has nothing to do with linux, so if you want to continue the discussion, weshould really take it private Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 14:14:18 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. you have not read Shakespeare? Or looked recently at words derived from your (and my) middle ages heritage. Good Anglo Saxon words are not the same as gratuitous swearing, if you are so impolite to some admittedly dense stranger then I would not like to hear your language after hitting your thumb with the hammer!! - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 9:52 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
I should perhaps have explained the significance of the email address--I am 72 years old which might explain some of the oldfarts peccadilloes, have been playing with computers since the first of Sinclairs efforts and perhaps might now qualify as oldest Linux student on the block as the Americans say. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 9:52 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
Whilst I agree that people's inabitity to "unsubscribe" can be frustrating I fail to see the need for the 'f' word in group email. By all means tell the chap what you think IN PRIVATE. All you do is let yourself down. John the Nadger On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote: Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
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I seem to have caused a bit of a stir with my reply. I personally don't have a problem 'barrack room language' with it but I appreciate there are people who do. For this, I apologise unreservedly. The only reason I posted the message to the list in the first place was because the gentleman has obviously ignored the two personal emails I sent him yesterday, and posted to the list once more. Maybe this is the only place he's reading (or not as the case may be). Either way, I was merely attempting to emphasise, to him, that I'd already told him twice how to get off the list privately, and now I was telling him publicly in the hope of catching his attention. I was slightly offended by his ignoring my two private emails - it's like asking for someone's advice and then blatantly ignoring them when they take the time to give it. If I thought I'd offend anyone, I'd never have posted publicly. I'll shut up now Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst bluebottle [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 14:29:19 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Whilst I agree that people's inabitity to "unsubscribe" can be frustrating I fail to see the need for the 'f' word in group email. By all means tell the chap what you think IN PRIVATE. All you do is let yourself down. John the Nadger On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote: Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
RE: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
I m still receiving emails or I ve already unsubscribe 2 times (And I know how to fucking unsubscribe). What s wrong , is this a joke? (a bad one) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: mercredi 16 février 2000 16:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. I seem to have caused a bit of a stir with my reply. I personally don't have a problem 'barrack room language' with it but I appreciate there are people who do. For this, I apologise unreservedly. The only reason I posted the message to the list in the first place was because the gentleman has obviously ignored the two personal emails I sent him yesterday, and posted to the list once more. Maybe this is the only place he's reading (or not as the case may be). Either way, I was merely attempting to emphasise, to him, that I'd already told him twice how to get off the list privately, and now I was telling him publicly in the hope of catching his attention. I was slightly offended by his ignoring my two private emails - it's like asking for someone's advice and then blatantly ignoring them when they take the time to give it. If I thought I'd offend anyone, I'd never have posted publicly. I'll shut up now Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst bluebottle [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 14:29:19 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Whilst I agree that people's inabitity to "unsubscribe" can be frustrating I fail to see the need for the 'f' word in group email. By all means tell the chap what you think IN PRIVATE. All you do is let yourself down. John the Nadger On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote: Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
RE: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
If the list server is not honouring unsubscribe commands, then we need to inform mandrake and get them to check out the logs. You are sending the email to unsubscribe from the same address you subscribed to are you! Failing that, go to http://www.linux-mandrake.com/en/flists.php3 and unsubscribe from there. Although I find it hard to believe that the server is not honouring unsub commands, it's not beyond the realms of possibility. Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Gilles Veber" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 15:39:42 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: RE: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. I m still receiving emails or I ve already unsubscribe 2 times (And I know how to fucking unsubscribe). What s wrong , is this a joke? (a bad one) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: mercredi 16 février 2000 16:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. I seem to have caused a bit of a stir with my reply. I personally don't have a problem 'barrack room language' with it but I appreciate there are people who do. For this, I apologise unreservedly. The only reason I posted the message to the list in the first place was because the gentleman has obviously ignored the two personal emails I sent him yesterday, and posted to the list once more. Maybe this is the only place he's reading (or not as the case may be). Either way, I was merely attempting to emphasise, to him, that I'd already told him twice how to get off the list privately, and now I was telling him publicly in the hope of catching his attention. I was slightly offended by his ignoring my two private emails - it's like asking for someone's advice and then blatantly ignoring them when they take the time to give it. If I thought I'd offend anyone, I'd never have posted publicly. I'll shut up now Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst bluebottle [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 14:29:19 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Whilst I agree that people's inabitity to "unsubscribe" can be frustrating I fail to see the need for the 'f' word in group email. By all means tell the chap what you think IN PRIVATE. All you do is let yourself down. John the Nadger On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote: Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie.
Here's the email address of guy in charge of this list. [EMAIL PROTECTED] If I could find it you should you have been able to find it too! Instead of bothering the users of this list by using the list to vent your frustrations, email him with your problem, PLEASE! Gilles Veber wrote: I m still receiving emails or I ve already unsubscribe 2 times (And I know how to fucking unsubscribe). What s wrong , is this a joke? (a bad one) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: mercredi 16 février 2000 16:00 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. I seem to have caused a bit of a stir with my reply. I personally don't have a problem 'barrack room language' with it but I appreciate there are people who do. For this, I apologise unreservedly. The only reason I posted the message to the list in the first place was because the gentleman has obviously ignored the two personal emails I sent him yesterday, and posted to the list once more. Maybe this is the only place he's reading (or not as the case may be). Either way, I was merely attempting to emphasise, to him, that I'd already told him twice how to get off the list privately, and now I was telling him publicly in the hope of catching his attention. I was slightly offended by his ignoring my two private emails - it's like asking for someone's advice and then blatantly ignoring them when they take the time to give it. If I thought I'd offend anyone, I'd never have posted publicly. I'll shut up now Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst bluebottle [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 14:29:19 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. Whilst I agree that people's inabitity to "unsubscribe" can be frustrating I fail to see the need for the 'f' word in group email. By all means tell the chap what you think IN PRIVATE. All you do is let yourself down. John the Nadger On Wed, 16 Feb 2000, you wrote: Not really - that's why I apologised to everyone one in advance in the first line. I'd sent the gentleman in question two personal emails yesterday detailing exactly how to unsubscribe. He appears to have ignored them and posted yet another 'unsubscribe' request to the list. I CC'd the guy personally in the response you've taken offence to. The 'barrack room language' was directed at him and was being used to emphasise a point. If you are offended, then I apologise once more. Then again, 'oldfart' isn't a particularly pleasant username... :) Steve Flynn IBM MVS Operations Analyst "Tony" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 16/02/2000 13:36:09 Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM) Subject: Re: [newbie] unsubscribe newbie. is there realy any need for barrack room type language?
