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Posted by HachiRoku on August 9, 2005, 2:57 am
On Mon, 08 Aug 2005 05:37:57 -0500, racedriver wrote:
> On Sun, 07 Aug 2005 22:42:55 -0500, YouCanToo
>
>>racedriver@checkeredflag.com wrote:
>>> On 7 Aug 2005 19:49:04 -0700, "The Snorker"
>>>
>>>
>>>>It's no wonder that Linux is still a niche operating system. Who the
>>>>hell would want to subject themselves to the pompous assholes that
>>>>infest the Linux news groups?
>>>>Mentally unbalanced people who go berzerk over top posting messages?
>>>>Pompous assholes who seem to believe that just because **they** enjoy
>>>>scouring the internet just to make a program work that everyone else
>>>>orgasms doing the same thing.
>>>>
>>>>Linux?
>>>>Thanks but no thanks.
>>>>I'll stick with Windows because the community is so much friendlier and
>>>>more knowledgeable as well.
>>>>The Snorkster
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I agree with you 100%. I once considered installing Linux and I asked
>>> on one of the newsgroups how to get started and which version to use.
>>> I got so many rude asshole remarks that I made my decision right then
>>> and there not to go any further.
>>
>>So just tell us why you are here lurking around and cross posting to
>>alt.home.repair ? If you do not like Linux that is GREAT, do not use it.
>> Now pickup you marbles and go away little boy.
>
> I'm in home.repair you stupid moron. I would not waste mt time in
> your asshole linux groups. Now why are you and your trolls
> crossposting to home.repair?
Because the OP wanted to make sure he (s)Trolled across as many ng's as
possible.
Yeah, sometimes Linux users can be pretty tightfisted with info ("What
does man 'question' say about it?) Gee, if I understood what it was
saying, would I be asking? I've only been a CNE for 8 years! I'd like a
real world answer, please!
But they seem to be the exception. Post a question here, you'll most
likely get a helpful answer, and will get moreso as Linux moves away from
the realm of programmers and into the real world.
>
> Now get lost and go to alt.troll where you belong.
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