On 11/23/2020 8:13 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2020-11-23 7:45 p.m., cshenk wrote:
>> On 11/23/2020 7:22 PM, Bryan Simmons wrote:
>
>>>> I plan to ban aioe.org. I don't have much else filtered out. Right
>>>> now, just matching up stuff in TB.
>>>
>>>
>>> OK, I get that, since an imposter is posting under your name, but that
>>> won't stop others from replying.
>>>
>>> --Bryan
>>>
>>
>> At least I won't see them anymore and that's good enough. We had a
>> bunch of people responding to him last week, including I think John
>> Kuthe.
>>
>> Basically I don't want to waste my fime filtering them out and hey,
>> playing with a new software appeals to me. I still have xananews
>> running in tandem.
>
> Sometimes it gets to the point where you have to filter some users
> because so many of their posts are just needling people you may already
> have filtered.Â* I have a few in mine because they are only here to
> hassle Kuthe.Â*Â* That is how Ofeelme got to be one of the first to go in
> my filter. I had filtered Peter Lucas because he was exceptionally
> offensive and profane. Then she would reply to every single post form
> Lucas, quote the entire post, sometimes more than 100 lines of text, and
> then add a clueless comment at the end saying that his post was
> offensive.Â* When I told her I would filter her if she kept doing that I
> would filter her too. Then she whined that I can't tell who can reply
> to. She was right. She can post to whoever she wants, but she ended up
> in the filter with her Lucas.

Actually Peter Lucas was a real person and quite nice. He had someone
playing the same game as pud stain. He's long gone now of the stomach
cancer I am sure.

We exchanged a Christmas box from OZ to Virginia Beach. Just neat local
stuff we thought the other would like. Amazon wasn't the monster it is
now so he was curious about file powder for gumbos and Welches grape
jelly. I've loved Tea Tree oil ever since he sent some and the 3 little
pins of odd creatures there are still used about once a week on a lapel
jacket. He in turn had a field day with all the odd little local dry
rubs that aren't at all like the ones in OZ. Part of the gift was we
both wrapped everything in local grocery store ads.