OT Bullying a fat child can leave permanent scars (educational video)

A hero to Aussie school kids.

Fantastic how casey dumped that little bogan/feral drop kick of a kid.

 

old story from May of this year. It looked staged but in any event what's the big deal? Apparently in this school the kids fight and post the fights on Youtube.

Australia btw has more personal violence than any other western country, per capita. When I was visiting there I saw several fistfights, more than I've seen in America, and one domestic violence incident, just from walking down the street.

RL

 

Learn how to wrap your lines...

 

The choices of you two posters are few.

RL99 cannot control/configure GG (much), but he could instead use a
genuine nntp news server and newsagent instead of GG. That would be
much better in terms of providing the ability to control his view and
compliant format.

JD cannot control RL99, but he could use his news agent to filter GGers
so that he doesn't have to see the problems with GG formats. That would
also eliminate what spam his news server's cleanfeed filters miss from
GG sourced spam.

 

I know he is a Google Groups poster, but that should make no
difference. Google Groups allows for wrapping lines, obviously,
since many Google Groups posts include properly wrapped lines.

The only filtering I do is content-based. The only filter I need
is "ignore-thread-branch" that also works for ignoring an entire
thread. For UseNet, it's the best thing since sliced bread.

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Personal violence. Not sure I believe that. First off, I've had, on
occasion, people attempt to take my life, to include use of firearms.
The fistfight is simply then less a regulatory aspect, as practiced in
OZ, than perhaps a gradual impression given more a contemporary sense
of weight in the Assault and Battery charge. As is protection ensured
from registered firearms, although conversely, not with a same cache
of contraband stolen guns commonly dealt in many matters, beneath a
law alos of America, i.e., readily, indeed, in Washington, Detroit,
Miami, or Los Angles. To be more exact, I don't believe a
cantankerous Australian with a will to fight, looks as readily beyond
his fists, much in the synonymous sense as fists, and guns, are given
Americans as a means to that end. Last, the prison systems. One in
ten Americans will be incarcerated. That's simply a given, moreover,
higher, in fact, the highest known to any civilized society on this
earth;- within the same corollary, per capita, may as well include the
highest percentage of lawyers. Just as, indubitably, there's
more... .

 

Hey Easter--I hope you're not using Linux anymore. I did try your virtual OS solution and I find I like better Oracle VM VirtualBox (freeware) better than the offering by their nearest competitors. Thanks for the tip.

RL

 

I'm quoting statistics on OECD country violence. AU is #1. Feel free to cite your own anecdotes as you see fit based on your own life experiences.

BTW, are you a bogan? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogan

RL

 

If you are familiar with posting via GG new or old, perhaps you would
care to elucidate how you would recommend a GGer wrap lines.

Surely you don't propose that RL99 should be using the Enter key to
introduce intraparagraph line wraps manually, a most unorthodox style of
composing a message or writing a paragraph in any normal editor/processor.

 

A bit of life experience, you're correct to say, although anecdotes in
equal weighted statistical abstracts are, in so much actuality, just
that: I'm afraid, nothing more than [by which] inference to abstracts,
upon analysis, is presented for a greater stage surrounding
circumstantial essences. Hardly, as need be less the likelihood then
to term bogan as one appertaining, relevantly intimate within an
indeterminate sphere, best to be sure, we may least cursorily have
surmised by a matter, however much at times seemly is then to be
given;- speaking for myself, they're actually delimiters within
filters, identified for so-called bogons, I employ when engaged in
blocking a computer from outside contacts, at times, not to exclude
specified countries or entire nations. So, you'll excuse me if I'd
rather chose not to follow the provided link, perhaps to an end, as it
were, of one respectively advised by due care to exenterate.

 

I just went through a few posts in this group and found at least
four authors posting through Google Groups, at least three
regulars, none of them have problems wrapping their lines.

 

That doesn't prove/mean that you understand what the problem or the
solution is.

To understand the problem better, you should use a google account for GG
and experiment with its interface so that you can have a better
understanding of why some GGers have linewrap problems while others don't.

It would also be of value for a 'bad' linewrapper such as RL99 to
describe how /he/ uses GG and for a 'good' linewrapper such as whoever
else you have observed to describe how /they/ use GG.

I've heard some say that there is a difference between the new and the
old GG interface but I haven't experimented with posting with both.

 

Huh? You talkin' over my head again, Flasherly? LOL. I meet bogans all the time in southeast asia--they make good money for a few months, retire to Thailand, the go back to Oz when their money runs out...


RL

 

Well, you know how it goes with anacronyms, pseudonyms, and
computers. I also lived for a couple of years or more, central Utapah
and a stretch outside Bangkok;- not sure what the Thai equivalent to
that conveys, as my language skills after studying them, to borrow
another, wasn't exactly spot-on. The Japanese, I gather, were
regarded their worst offenders for a nation surprising intolerant of
outsiders, among traders and purveyors within the flesh trade,
although personally I'd have staked my interest in dabbling a bit over
Thai gold, rubies and sapphires (they're from the same stock in
mineralogical terms);- what I do know of their women, in a customary
sense, served well enough to have settled for a singular relation and
longstanding friendship with a expatriated Vietnamese woman with
sufficient patience for listening to my rambling mannerisms. It's
really quite amazing how much of that can be expected, and to lengths
taken, outside any reasonable discourse placed upon a greater
framework and command of words, once spirits are left alone to parley
in little unsaid bric-à-bracs, as best they might.

Ah, well, better than halfway past moving through three computer
cases, one new, and two re-combined builds. Have to do another OS
install after the MB totally crapped all over the existing HD's
install. Flied blains are vely tellible -- Sawadee, crap. Kidtung.

 

We travel in similar circles I see. Not to be confused with traveling in circles, though that's also another possible similarity.

Japanese women are hard to read but they can be horny. Soapy massage recommended with geisha or pseudo-geisha girl.

Hell if I can't understand you as a native English speaker you can bet the Vietnamese woman could not. But they learn to smile from an early age so they look pretty.

Sawadee ka... or something like that. I too took Thai lessons and failed. Back to my coding project...

RL

 

Says a UseNet illiterate.

If you can do programming, you should be able to post here without
making an abortion out of it. Start by wrapping your lines. Then
move on to eliminate the quoted text double spacing garbage.

What a mess...

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I just read the dictionary, looking for the parts I like. Shouldn't
be so much different than coding while a project is not especially
someone's idea of a class or structure. 56 letters, thereabouts,
Sanskrit likely in following an affinity for things Indian, music,
common stage drama, the various spicy soups and side dishes, and
perhaps deserts comprising great tables with everything choicely
wrapped in banana leaf;- wasn't easy going from a meat-&-potato
background to a fair, just not great tolerance for things hot. Very.
The smile, known in proverbial Thai terms - for a nation of "smiling
people" - as well comes customary to a mannered approach when
encountering difficulty;- perhaps more generic to Eastern terminology,
for when an Easterner steadfastly smiles, it may be no more than
they're too good-looking to have belied something of quizzical aspects
behind genuine discomfort. I'd be utterly out of any familiar element
in Japan, even to conceive of a Japanese woman, although I did live
there for three years when I was very young. Japan seems so much more
Westernized, modernized, and farthest along in acclimatizing
themselves to a depth of Western, European and American cultural
nuances. Too civilized for some of those dusty, dirty little ruts of
a road I remember well from Thailand;- depends, I suppose, how
accounting dirt-poor is alongside humidity seeping from nearby brush
to jungle, at startling red skies revealed before evening's onslaught,
when sun and moon share alike an incessant heat that burns onward,
aways into steamy nights, at the equator. Never bustle down that road
-- shuffle natively, listlessly easy over a measured plod;- few things
are a more contemptuous sight to Thai, than the Westerner with
energetically flailing arms, goose-steeping up a dust storm of a
bungle before the silent jungle.

-
An' I seed her fust a-smokin' of a whackin' white cheroot,
An' a-wastin' Christian kisses on an 'eathen idol's foot:
Bloomin' idol made o' mud ---
Wot they called the Great Gawd Budd ---
Plucky lot she cared for idols when I kissed 'er where she stud !
On the road to Mandalay ---
-RKipling -1892. _Barrack-Room Ballads_

 

Think about what you are saying John Doe: your power to respond to me depends on *my* choice of newsreader. You do as *I* want. If *I* don't have the right newsreader (I am using Google Groups and Firefox as the browser) then *you* suffer. Not the other way around. I own you. And you are dismissed, little man.

Vamos!

RL

 

Making sure no one thinks this is the way a UseNet post should look.

Besides... When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

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