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Posted by Loco Jones on 10/01/05 06:55
"Cheryl D." <me@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:dhkqpr$c2k$1@domitilla.aioe.org...
> Loco Jones wrote:
> >>< s n i p >
> >>>I can pretty much guarantee you I have, or can obtain quickly,
> >>>*any* song you care to mention. So what?
> >>
> >>*any* song??? Get "Round Round" by Jonathan King.
> >>[...] See you in about a million years.
> >
> > Sorry, is that supposed to be rare or something?
> > http://tinyurl.com/avnug
> > Go ahead, treat yourself.
> >
> > - Loco -
> > (Now Playing: Everyone's Gone To The Moon - Jonathan King)
> >
> It's interesting that the title on this messge says
> "You guys are f_cking liars"
> I've read messages in this newsgroup back about a week to find
> answers to my winmx problems. I found working solutions and
> now my winmx works again. Thanks to all posters that supplied
> working help! (ws2_32.dll)
You read a whole week of posts on this newsgroup?
Wow. I'm almost impressed.
> I also read THIS message and couldn't help but wonder about
> you Loco Jones.
Then visit Google Groups and wonder no longer.
> You flamed George Hester for saying 1@odds could find anything
> on winmx and get it, and if he couldn't, then it doesn't exist on winmx.
> Now enter Loco Jones, ranting that yes, 1@odds does indeed get the
> files, and even post them to a binary group for people to ACTUALLY
> GET THEM.
That's not exactly what he said, no, but by all means demonstrate exactly
how much comprehension you have of the topic at hand. WinMX was not
mentioned.
My history with George Hester goes back quite a bit further than "one week"
on this NG. Had you looked into that before jumping in with both feet, you
might look a little less ridiculous. Also, this is the WinMX newsgroup, and
as such, has nothing to do with the binaries hierarchy.
> Loco Jones continues in boasting that he either has, or could "obtain
> quickly" any song. 1@odds (the one Loco Jones so flippantly knocked)
> rose to the occasion giving Loco Jones a "put up or shut up" challenge
> to go get, AND POST just one song.
Why would I post anything to a binary group just because someone demands
it? It was 1@odds who wrote <quote>... "Now *who* is still the undesputed
champion at getting, or having, the very file someone comes here seeking?"
<end quote>... I merely "desputed" that claim.
Apart from myself, I'm sure there are others who are equally adept at
finding obscure tunes. His statement was grandiose, as was my retort,
although I did say as a disclaimer "I can pretty much guarantee..." The are
no absolutes.
Now, what guarantee do I have that George or anyone wouldn't report me for
violation of copyright were I to post on demand to the binaries? I
certainly don't need to announce my participation in activities of
questionable legality in a public forum, which is archived.
> (I've been following this closely) Loco Jones tried to slip through the
> cracks (like a typical rodent) by showing a single LINK to a WEBSTORE
> that doesn't even have the song!!(CD) Everybody go look !
> They don't even have it !! (but theyll order it- ha!)ANYBODY could do
> that Loco Jones !!!
Obviously, not closely enough. If anybody could "do that", then ask
yourself why 1@odds didn't. The point is, it's *available* - and doubtless
has been, and will be again, ripped and shared across different networks.
It's been out of stock for a month on that particular website, it's
available on others, all one has to do is look. It's not out of print, it's
not some "holy grail" of a lost recording, it's *available*. Whether for
sale or for share, it's not impossible to get. 1@odds made the comment
about "seeing me in a million years", so finding a copy in less time than
that is quickly enough by my estimation.
> A webstore?? Are all your music files on a storeshelf somewhere?
> What about that "obtain quickly" line you bragged about? Time to eat
> some fresh HUMBLE PIE Loco Jones! You couldn't actually produce
> so much as a note of that song. I'd say you owe two people an apology,
> but you probably don't pay any of your other debts either.... maybe just
> supply a link to get a visa card when bill collectors ask for payment?
Oh dear, now you are just blithering. All my music files came from a
storeshelf somewhere, or do you believe in the mp3 fairy? As for the rest
of your spittle-drenched accusations, well, I'm sure you're convinced you
were both clever and scathing.
> Yes, it is all too interesting that this post started off with someone
> saying "You guys are f_cking liars" Its all so fitting to Loco Jones,
> but then I don't think they could have possibly known just what that
> title would uncover! You feel so great in front of your monitor, big
> words, small man and no action! I put garbage down my disposal
> that's better than you.
More of that witty repartee and sparkling wordplay with which you are
quickly establishing your credentials on this newgroup. If you think you
know anybody posting on usenet (even after considerably longer than a
week's worth of lurking), then you are not only sadly mistaken, you are
delusional.
> Steamed-in-the-kitchen
Then for god's sake, get your head out of the oven.
I think the fumes are getting to you.
> You like to end with an appropriate song, and here's one
> for you, "You're no good - Linda Ronstat"
"When I'm good, I'm very good... when I'm bad, I'm better."
And it's spelled Linda Ronstadt.
- Loco -
(Now Playing: Rat In Mi Kitchen - UB40)
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