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98 Guy wrote:

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98 Guy: yet another nymshift of Virus Guy aka Spam Guy aka XP Guy aka Some
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98 Guy wrote in :

philo full-quoted:

If Glen asked you for a copy of what you submitted about
Gary, then how exactly did Glen know that you made such
a submission? Did you brag or boast that you made the
submission?

No

we corresponded by email

anyway that's ancient history now I'm movin' on

You're running away from this conversation, and you're not
really answering any of my questions in the process.

Philo wrote a PRIVATE EMAIL to the MVP organization. He did
mention the fact that he complained of Gary's abusive behavior
in this group at least once that I recall. Do you think that
just because all MS MVP's use the same "badge of honor" they all
get to read everything regarding each and every one of them? Do
you think they have yearly meetings where they drink wine with a
drop of blood from each one (and Bill Gates) mixed in?

Gary deserved to be stripped of his status but he does not
deserve to be the butt of tasteless jokes and idiotic gossip.

It's about time you shut the **** up. You are proving to be the
lowest of the low.

Or you can start a "let's make fun of Gary Terhune" newsgroup
and get out of here.



--
The lonely child plays with eternity, while a gang of children
plays with time.
Karel Capek

98 Guy wrote:
philo full-quoted:

If Glen asked you for a copy of what you submitted about Gary,
then how exactly did Glen know that you made such a submission?
Did you brag or boast that you made the submission?
No

we corresponded by email

anyway that's ancient history now I'm movin' on

You're running away from this conversation, and you're not really
answering any of my questions in the process.


Ah you finally got it

98 Guy wrote:
philo full-quoted:

If Glen asked you for a copy of what you submitted about Gary,
then how exactly did Glen know that you made such a submission?
Did you brag or boast that you made the submission?
No

we corresponded by email

anyway that's ancient history now I'm movin' on

You're running away from this conversation, and you're not really
answering any of my questions in the process.


Ah you finally got it

thanatoid wrote:
98 Guy wrote in :

philo full-quoted:

If Glen asked you for a copy of what you submitted about
Gary, then how exactly did Glen know that you made such
a submission? Did you brag or boast that you made the
submission?
No

we corresponded by email

anyway that's ancient history now I'm movin' on
You're running away from this conversation, and you're not
really answering any of my questions in the process.

Philo wrote a PRIVATE EMAIL to the MVP organization. He did
mention the fact that he complained of Gary's abusive behavior
in this group at least once that I recall. Do you think that
just because all MS MVP's use the same "badge of honor" they all
get to read everything regarding each and every one of them? Do
you think they have yearly meetings where they drink wine with a
drop of blood from each one (and Bill Gates) mixed in?

Gary deserved to be stripped of his status but he does not
deserve to be the butt of tasteless jokes and idiotic gossip.

It's about time you shut the **** up. You are proving to be the
lowest of the low.

Or you can start a "let's make fun of Gary Terhune" newsgroup
and get out of here.





amen!

hemorrhoid wrote:

Philo wrote a PRIVATE EMAIL to the MVP organization.

Is (or was) Glen an MVP?

Do MVP's get to read e-mails sent to the MVP organization?

Philo wrote a PRIVATE EMAIL to the MVP organization.

How do you know Philo wrote an e-mail to the MVP organization? Did he
tell you? In private? Or did he say it publically?

He did mention the fact that he complained of Gary's abusive
behavior in this group at least once that I recall.

So if you know what he wrote in the e-mail (and apparently you do,
because you're telling us some of what he wrote) then why is it private?

Do you think that just because all MS MVP's use the same
"badge of honor" they all get to read everything regarding
each and every one of them?

If e-mail is sent to " - who reads them?

Only the head poobah MVP?

Gary deserved to be stripped of his status

Then if this sentiment is public knowledge, and if the gist of a private
e-mail sent by philo to mvp-central is also public knowledge, then how
can the e-mail be confidential?

but he does not deserve to be the butt of tasteless jokes
and idiotic gossip.

You constantly stating that he deserved to be stripped of his status is
either a tasteless joke or idiotic gossip - isin't it?

It's about time you shut the f*ck up. You are proving to be the
lowest of the low.

I censored you so that I could be sure this post would show up on
Micro$haft's server for others to read.

You don't have to keep this thread going you know.

You're the one spreading gossip about Gary - not me.

Or you can start a "let's make fun of Gary Terhune" newsgroup
and get out of here.

Keep at it. You're doing just fine.

On Feb 13, 4:04*pm, VanguardLH wrote:
98 Guy wrote:

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98 Guy: yet another nymshift of Virus Guy aka Spam Guy aka XP Guy aka Some
Guy and more nyms. *Not a guy at all: no balls to stick with 1 nym.

I read once on one of those MVP sites that they regard themselves as a
"tight nit group".

Just what is a nit?

How do you do those thing? Oh yeah

On Feb 13, 4:04*pm, VanguardLH wrote:
98 Guy wrote:

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98 Guy: yet another nymshift of Virus Guy aka Spam Guy aka XP Guy aka Some
Guy and more nyms. *Not a guy at all: no balls to stick with 1 nym.

I read once on one of those MVP sites that they regard themselves as a
"tight nit group".

Just what is a nit?

How do you do those thing? Oh yeah

On Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:19:17 -0800 (PST), Jose
wrote:

I read once on one of those MVP sites that they regard themselves as a
"tight nit group".


Alas, we all--even MVPs--make typos. I wish I could say that I'm
immune from doing so, but I can't.

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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On Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:19:17 -0800 (PST), Jose
wrote:

I read once on one of those MVP sites that they regard themselves as a
"tight nit group".


Alas, we all--even MVPs--make typos. I wish I could say that I'm
immune from doing so, but I can't.

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) since 2003
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