Hello all,

A good risotto sounds good right about now. I recommend cooking vegetable and meat for it on this product here, perfect for parties/gatherings with family and friends;

http://www.freewebstore.org/Orozco-T.../product/eg001

Any one have any good vegan recipes to share? Haha! I like meat too, but vegan is healthier.

On May 29, 4:57*pm, trios > wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> A good risotto sounds good right about now. I recommend cooking vegetable and meat for it on this product here, perfect for parties/gatherings with family and friends;
>
> http://www.freewebstore.org/Orozco-T.../product/eg001
>
> Any one have any good vegan recipes to share? Haha! I like meat too, but vegan is healthier.

? Ghengis Khan didn't conquer Asia and Europe by being a vegan. He
was a notorious mutton eater.

On May 29, 5:49*pm, Andy > wrote:
> A Moose in Love > wrote:
>
> > ? Ghengis Khan didn't conquer Asia and Europe by being a vegan. *He
> > was a notorious mutton eater.
>
> A Moose in Love,
>
> I can't believe you fell for that spam. The URL made it plainly obvious
> what "it" really wanted.
>
> It probably installed tons of cookies and spybots on your computer.
>
> "A good risotto sounds good right about now."
>
> *In this heat? Definitely a mindless claim. That was the instant giveawa
> to me.
>
> Be more careful in the future,, is my advice.
>
> Andy

Andy, I didn't fall for the spam. I knew it was a crap posting, but I
did not realize that spybots etc. could be put on the machine so
easily.
Maybe I should not reply to spam. I do sometimes, just to muck
about.
That's why I got into the Ghengis Khan schtick.

On May 29, 5:49*pm, Andy > wrote:
> A Moose in Love > wrote:
>
> > ? Ghengis Khan didn't conquer Asia and Europe by being a vegan. *He
> > was a notorious mutton eater.
>
> A Moose in Love,
>
> I can't believe you fell for that spam. The URL made it plainly obvious
> what "it" really wanted.
>
> It probably installed tons of cookies and spybots on your computer.
>
> "A good risotto sounds good right about now."
>
> *In this heat? Definitely a mindless claim. That was the instant giveawa
> to me.
>
> Be more careful in the future,, is my advice.
>
> Andy

btw Andy, I did not go to the website. So I should be safe from
cookies, spybots etc....

"Andy" > wrote in message ...
>A Moose in Love > wrote:
>
>> btw Andy, I did not go to the website. So I should be safe from
>> cookies, spybots etc....
>
>
> Oh, good!
>
> I thought that Ghengis Kahn remark was disputing something on that
> website.
>
> If I want to look at an unknown website, I turn off "Accept cookies" Turn
> off Javascript, Disable auto-load images, double check that "Ad Block"
> and Spyware Blaster are running and Flash is disabled before I click the
> URL. Many insist I turn this or that on to display properly. Homey don't
> play that game!
>
> Then it's a PITA reverting all those settings back. Cause enough to leave
> those websites alone!
>
> Best,

I use Firefox, locked down to basics, for mystery sites and have had no
problem to date. Google Chrome is my browser of choice and set how I like
it.

Mike

Andy wrote:
>
> ...you can trust me on this, Usenet is completely reviewed in
> minute detail by law enforcement!!! Don't ask me how I know!
>
> Andy

You are correct. The NSA monitors all overseas communications and Usenet
qualifies. Their computer programs scan for certain key words and a post
will get flagged if it contains some. Somewhere down the line (maybe after
other scans to narrow down the many) a real person will check it out.

Big Brother is definitely with us now.

Gary

"Gary" > wrote in message ...
> Andy wrote:
>>
>> ...you can trust me on this, Usenet is completely reviewed in
>> minute detail by law enforcement!!! Don't ask me how I know!
>>
>> Andy
>
> You are correct. The NSA monitors all overseas communications and Usenet
> qualifies. Their computer programs scan for certain key words and a post
> will get flagged if it contains some. Somewhere down the line (maybe after
> other scans to narrow down the many) a real person will check it out.
>
> Big Brother is definitely with us now.
>
> Gary

Sort of like certain library books that are checked out of a library
automatically red flag to authorities.

Cheri

On 6/9/2012 8:48 AM, Cheri wrote:
> "Gary" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Andy wrote:
>>>
>>> ...you can trust me on this, Usenet is completely reviewed in
>>> minute detail by law enforcement!!! Don't ask me how I know!
>>>
>>> Andy
>>
>> You are correct. The NSA monitors all overseas communications and
>> Usenet
>> qualifies. Their computer programs scan for certain key words and a
>> post
>> will get flagged if it contains some. Somewhere down the line (maybe
>> after
>> other scans to narrow down the many) a real person will check it out.
>>
>> Big Brother is definitely with us now.
>>
>> Gary
>
> Sort of like certain library books that are checked out of a library
> automatically red flag to authorities.

Where? I doubt there are many libraries that make a habit of
cooperating with the authorities. The ALA is quite zealous about
guarding library patrons' privacy. They'll only give up that
information when the feds come a-knockin'. In fact, a lot of libraries
automatically purge their circulation histories upon each book's
return, specifically so that if the feds want to know what books a
patron checked out, or who checked out what books, the library can't
tell them.

On Jun 9, 4:24*am, Andy > wrote:
> "Bloke Down The Pub" > wrote:
>
> > I use Firefox, locked down to basics, for mystery sites and have had
> > no problem to date. *Google Chrome is my browser of choice and set how
> > I like it.
>
> I tried Google Chrome for a trial few weeks when it came to light in
> their TOS, that declared that everything you do and say becomes their
> copyright material.
>
> I believe the same is true of Facebook.
>
> Usenet is the same but that's a different freedom of information aspect,
> imho. But you can trust me on this, Usenet is completely reviewed in
> minute detail by law enforcement!!! Don't ask me how I know!
>
> Andy

Pretty much anything you post on the net becomes free to anyone.