I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.

OK.

Now FO prick!


"Mark Thorson" > wrote in message
...
>I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.

Mark Thorson wrote:
> I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.

Sorry, Mark - Google doesn't carry that ng. Post the picture here.

sf wrote:
>
> Mark Thorson wrote:
> > I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> > Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> > unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> > are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> > any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.
>
> Sorry, Mark - Google doesn't carry that ng. Post the picture here.

Ha! No way! I'm not going to let you trick me
into committing the crime that deserves DEATH
of posting a binary to a non-binary newsgroup!

Mark Thorson wrote:
> sf wrote:
> >
> > Mark Thorson wrote:
> > > I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> > > Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> > > unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> > > are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> > > any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.
> >
> > Sorry, Mark - Google doesn't carry that ng. Post the picture here.
>
> Ha! No way! I'm not going to let you trick me
> into committing the crime that deserves DEATH
> of posting a binary to a non-binary newsgroup!

Mark, can you put it on a webpage NOT in Google groups and give us the
link?

N.

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 07:34:25 -0700, Mark Thorson >
wrote:

>sf wrote:
>>
>> Mark Thorson wrote:
>> > I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
>> > Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
>> > unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
>> > are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
>> > any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.
>>
>> Sorry, Mark - Google doesn't carry that ng. Post the picture here.
>
>Ha! No way! I'm not going to let you trick me
>into committing the crime that deserves DEATH
>of posting a binary to a non-binary newsgroup!

www.tinypic.com

Then someone can make a post called, "I Made a Whatchamacallit!" and
claim the picture as their own.

Carol

Damsel in dis Dress wrote:

> Then someone can make a post called, "I Made a Whatchamacallit!" and
> claim the picture as their own.
>
> Carol

LOL...bad... you're such a bad girl. LOL

On Fri, 25 Aug 2006 13:01:04 -0400, Goomba38 >
wrote:

>Damsel in dis Dress wrote:
>
>> Then someone can make a post called, "I Made a Whatchamacallit!" and
>> claim the picture as their own.
>
>LOL...bad... you're such a bad girl. LOL

I try.

Humbly,
Carol

Nancy2 wrote:
>
> Mark, can you put it on a webpage NOT in Google groups
> and give us the link?

I tried to upload to tinypic.com, but that site
generates javascript errors on my browser (Netscape).
It probably requires Internet Explorer or accepting
cookies to use it, either of which I consider to be
an unacceptable security risk.

If somebody else wants to grab the jpg files from
the thread in alt.binaries.food and upload them
to tinypic, I have no objection to that. (Heck,
you could even claim that they're your tools and
your photos, if you want. :-)

Mark Thorson wrote:
> I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.

Post your pics at tinypic.com and post the URLs in any Usenet group

Terry wrote:
>
> Mark Thorson wrote:
> > I just started a new thread on alt.binaries.food.
> > Pictured are five kitchen tools that were initially
> > unknown to me. I have since learned what four of them
> > are, but one is still a mystery. I won't give away
> > any hints, to avoid influencing your opinions.
>
> Post your pics at tinypic.com and post the URLs in any Usenet group

I tried that. tinypic either requires Internet
Explorer or cookies. I don't know which is
the cause, but I can't upload an image to
tinypic using Netscape with cookies turned off.
I do notice that a Javascript error occurs
when I try. I certainly will not turn on
cookies or run Internet Explorer just to
make the photos available. That would be
an unacceptable breach of computer security.

I would be very pleased if someone else
copied the files from alt.binaries.food
and uploaded them to tinypic. I'll upload
the files myself if someone can find a site
for uploading photos that is compatible
with Netscape and does not require accepting
cookies.

On 2006-08-27, Mark Thorson > wrote:


> the files myself if someone can find a site
> for uploading photos that is compatible
> with Netscape and does not require accepting
> cookies.

Not likely. I can relate, being unwilling to do same. But, the same
security precautions you take to protect your privacy are similar to
the precautions websites take which require cookies and other crap.
Kind of a Mexican standoff. The only way you can get around it is to
get your own webspace, either through your ISP or a 3rd party host
provider. Huge amounts of web space to do almost anything can be had
for as little as $50-100 year.

nb

notbob wrote:
> On 2006-08-27, Mark Thorson > wrote:
>
>
> > the files myself if someone can find a site
> > for uploading photos that is compatible
> > with Netscape and does not require accepting
> > cookies.
>
> Not likely. I can relate, being unwilling to do same. But, the same
> security precautions you take to protect your privacy are similar to
> the precautions websites take which require cookies and other crap.
> Kind of a Mexican standoff.

I understand. You never know what can happen if pictures of kitchen
appliances fall into the wrong hands

On 2006-08-27, Terry > wrote:

> I understand. You never know what can happen if pictures of kitchen
> appliances fall into the wrong hands

LOL!.... cute

nb

Mark Thorson wrote:

> I tried that. tinypic either requires Internet
> Explorer or cookies. I don't know which is
> the cause, but I can't upload an image to
> tinypic using Netscape with cookies turned off.
> I do notice that a Javascript error occurs
> when I try. I certainly will not turn on
> cookies or run Internet Explorer just to
> make the photos available. That would be
> an unacceptable breach of computer security.

Use a different free service. There are many. Google
"image hosting".

--
Reg

Mark Thorson wrote:

> > Post your pics at tinypic.com and post the URLs in any Usenet group
>
> I tried that. tinypic either requires Internet
> Explorer or cookies. I don't know which is
> the cause, but I can't upload an image to
> tinypic using Netscape with cookies turned off.
> I do notice that a Javascript error occurs
> when I try. I certainly will not turn on
> cookies or run Internet Explorer just to
> make the photos available. That would be
> an unacceptable breach of computer security.
>
Why don't you set cookies to expire at the end of your session? Upload
to TinyPic and close your browser.

sf wrote:
> Mark Thorson wrote:
>
> > > Post your pics at tinypic.com and post the URLs in any Usenet group
> >
> > I tried that. tinypic either requires Internet
> > Explorer or cookies. I don't know which is
> > the cause, but I can't upload an image to
> > tinypic using Netscape with cookies turned off.
> > I do notice that a Javascript error occurs
> > when I try. I certainly will not turn on
> > cookies or run Internet Explorer just to
> > make the photos available. That would be
> > an unacceptable breach of computer security.
> >
> Why don't you set cookies to expire at the end of your session? Upload
> to TinyPic and close your browser.

Or...you can use your "secure" browser for your CIA stuff and use IE
for accessing tinypic.com