Bob wrote:
> John & Frank,
>
> Well, were is the 32-bit GEOS you promised us loooong ago? Why not
just
> admit that there will never be one, and while your at it admit that
whatever
> BBX released for GEOS is all there ever will be?

Hi Bob,

long ago?

Regards,

Byron Collins
List Moderator, Geos-Talk E-list
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/geos-talk

"Bob" wrote in message
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> John & Frank,
>
> Well, were is the 32-bit GEOS you promised us loooong ago? Why not just
> admit that there will never be one, and while your at it admit that
whatever
> BBX released for GEOS is all there ever will be?
>


Some on Big Bob. A major updates? A 32 bit version? Get real. This newsgroup
comes alive when someone crosses the GEOS Nazis!

Well I think they are more Jewish compared to you PAT, I'm...Back..


On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:11:15 GMT, Pat wrote:

> "Bob" wrote in message
> news:tICdnX9DBthE63XcRVn-ig@comcast.com...
>> John & Frank,
>>
>> Well, were is the 32-bit GEOS you promised us loooong ago? Why not just
>> admit that there will never be one, and while your at it admit that
> whatever
>> BBX released for GEOS is all there ever will be?
>>
>
>
> Some on Big Bob. A major updates? A 32 bit version? Get real. This
> newsgroup
> comes alive when someone crosses the GEOS Nazis!
>
>



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I thought I taught you a lesson last time, want to go for another 300 post
thread

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:11:15 GMT, Pat wrote:

> "Bob" wrote in message
> news:tICdnX9DBthE63XcRVn-ig@comcast.com...
>> John & Frank,
>>
>> Well, were is the 32-bit GEOS you promised us loooong ago? Why not just
>> admit that there will never be one, and while your at it admit that
> whatever
>> BBX released for GEOS is all there ever will be?
>>
>
>
> Some on Big Bob. A major updates? A 32 bit version? Get real. This
> newsgroup
> comes alive when someone crosses the GEOS Nazis!
>
>



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Wayne,

I am not Jewish. I'm a life long member in good standing at the First
Congregational Church, here in my predominatinately Irish Catholic
Neighborhood.

..


"Wayne" wrote in message
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> Well I think they are more Jewish compared to you PAT, I'm...Back..
>
>
> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:11:15 GMT, Pat wrote:
>
> > "Bob" wrote in message
> > news:tICdnX9DBthE63XcRVn-ig@comcast.com...
> >> John & Frank,
> >>
> >> Well, were is the 32-bit GEOS you promised us loooong ago? Why not just
> >> admit that there will never be one, and while your at it admit that
> > whatever
> >> BBX released for GEOS is all there ever will be?
> >>
> >
> >
> > Some on Big Bob. A major updates? A 32 bit version? Get real. This
> > newsgroup
> > comes alive when someone crosses the GEOS Nazis!
> >
> >
>
>
>
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What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .

-----------------------
Geos, Great + Ever, ohh, Small.
X - P(in the bowl).

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 14:24:11 GMT, Pat wrote:

> Wayne,
>
> I am not Jewish. I'm a life long member in good standing at the First
> Congregational Church, here in my predominatinately Irish Catholic
> Neighborhood.

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"Wayne" wrote in message
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> What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .


GEOS Nazi Branch? We had one in Cambridge and later in Somerville, MA, but
they fell out of favor, dried up, and blew away. Perhaps you'll find an
active cell, in Europe, where the party enjoys freedom to grow.

What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .

-----------------------
Geos, Great + Ever, ohh, Small.
X - P(in the bowl).

On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 14:24:11 GMT, Pat wrote:

> Wayne,
>
> I am not Jewish. I'm a life long member in good standing at the First
> Congregational Church, here in my predominatinately Irish Catholic
> Neighborhood.

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"Wayne" wrote in message
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> What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .

Based on the lack of a 32-bit GEOS, what need is there for a anti GEOS Nazi
movement? All that remains is a rag-tag troop of a few dozen GEOS Nazi
insurgents.

Sorry Pat, I thought the subject was dead, but it amazes me that you still
don't get that I was talking about your non Jewish Nasty party anti-Geos
movement, well I supose that only a few of us have to have the talent and
humour the other non Geos users


zi Antimovement On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 15:08:58 GMT, Pat
wrote:

>
> "Wayne" wrote in message
> newspslf0jbdbkhyzh5@localhost...
>> What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .
>
> Based on the lack of a 32-bit GEOS, what need is there for a anti GEOS
> Nazi
> movement? All that remains is a rag-tag troop of a few dozen GEOS Nazi
> insurgents.
>
>



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Why are you so fixated on Jews, in reference to Nazis, when their target was
ANY PERSON OR GROUP who did not goose step to their manifesto. What do you
think is meant by the reference GEOS NAZI? Lastly, what do you think I meant
by the reference?







"Wayne" wrote in message
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> Sorry Pat, I thought the subject was dead, but it amazes me that you still
> don't get that I was talking about your non Jewish Nasty party anti-Geos
> movement, well I supose that only a few of us have to have the talent and
> humour the other non Geos users
>
>
> zi Antimovement On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 15:08:58 GMT, Pat
> wrote:
>
> >
> > "Wayne" wrote in message
> > newspslf0jbdbkhyzh5@localhost...
> >> What, no local anti-geos Nazi party branch .
> >
> > Based on the lack of a 32-bit GEOS, what need is there for a anti GEOS
> > Nazi
> > movement? All that remains is a rag-tag troop of a few dozen GEOS Nazi
> > insurgents.
> >
> >
>
>
>
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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:11:15 GMT, Pat wrote:

> "Bob" wrote in message
> news:tICdnX9DBthE63XcRVn-ig@comcast.com...
> ..This newsgroup comes alive when someone crosses the GEOS Nazis!

My point was that you are more like a Nazi here (before taking SUPREME
POWER) oppressing these poor people, like they did to the Jews. It is
amazing you didn't see the link.

By the way, the Nazis targets were particularly certain groups, the Jews
the chief among them. There was a certain movement of blame onto
scapegoats in Germany at that time, and even today to that effect. I have
heard some amazing conspiracy theories, whacked out, and most popular in
one particular European country. I'm sure many from that country here,
find no pleasure in those theories.

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"Wayne" wrote in message
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> On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 19:11:15 GMT, Pat wrote:

> My point was that you are more like a Nazi here (before taking SUPREME
> POWER) oppressing these poor people, like they did to the Jews. It is
> amazing you didn't see the link.

That's a real hoot. One or two people DO NOT GOOSE STEP to this one-sided
newsgroup and you consider them the Nazis. Obviously, you have the horse
before the cart. LOL!

>
> By the way, the Nazis targets were particularly certain groups, the Jews
> the chief among them. There was a certain movement of blame onto
> scapegoats in Germany at that time, and even today to that effect. I have
> heard some amazing conspiracy theories, whacked out, and most popular in
> one particular European country. I'm sure many from that country here,
> find no pleasure in those theories.

The Nazis targeted certain groups, who were in their midst, but they
generally black listed all non believers.

What scapegoats, specifically?

Yes, especially the one hounding people with his Goose step, trying to get
the other "non believers" to do it, when it's not even a group on your
goose step (horse now goes before the cart).


On Fri, 04 Feb 2005 02:05:47 GMT, Pat wrote:
> The Nazis targeted certain groups, who were in their midst, but they
> generally black listed all non believers.
>
> What scapegoats, specifically?


All non believers in The PAT's doctrine )) I! I join them, anybody else
want to? Down with all "death to Geos" believers, all beleivers in "kill
the goose who laid the golden egg, she's getting old" "who cares who's pet
she still is" believers (you must appreciate that one, have a sense of
humour).

Well pat I don;t have time for this, so have a good week.

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"Wayne" wrote in message
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> Yes, especially the one hounding people with his Goose step, trying to get
> the other "non believers" to do it, when it's not even a group on your
> goose step (horse now goes before the cart).

YES, I am a non believer in using GEOS on anything but older, legacy PCs
which remains a good fit for hobbyists, eccentrics, and fanatics.
Geeeez, can ONE cynical post, by me, give birth this diatribe? Yikes!!!
Aren't you a wee bit thin skinned.


> > What scapegoats, specifically?
>
>
> All non believers in The PAT's doctrine )) I! I join them, anybody else
> want to? Down with all "death to Geos" believers, all beleivers in "kill
> the goose who laid the golden egg, she's getting old" "who cares who's pet
> she still is" believers (you must appreciate that one, have a sense of
> humour).

Wayne, I think every person who ever used GEOS, myself included, laments its
unfortunate outcome. What some of us poke fun at are those who pretend it
has much of a future, yet its never going to be more than it is. The trickle
of improvements and new apps is barely worth mentioning, even in a dedicated
GEOS newsgroup. Hard core GEOS stalwarts must grit their teeth at
suggestions of a 32-bit GEOS or a bug fix release. All that remains is for
users to offer possible work around solutions, in lieu of actual code
relief. IMHO, there will always be a handful of people in the world who will
keep using GEOS no matter what. They will extol its virtues, exchange
information, trade trivia, and bad mouth Microsoft, Gates, and all the
perceived nemesis of GEOS.

> Well pat I don;t have time for this, so have a good week.

I will, half of the snow is finally going to melt during this week.

Yawn. We had many such posts from you in the past, I've personally have
had hundreds.


> I will, half of the snow is finally going to melt during this week.

And the 35 degree Celsius heat in my computer room has finally abated.

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On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 19:30:25 +1000, Wayne
wrote:


>My point was that you are more like a Nazi here (before taking SUPREME
>POWER) oppressing these poor people, like they did to the Jews. It is
>amazing you didn't see the link.


Guys, you really lost it.

Has it ever occured to you that German history and the GEOS present
are not comparable in any way? And that neither of them has any
resemblance to a childish cowboy and indian game?

Grow up, the both of you!


Holger

"Wayne" wrote in message
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> Yawn. We had many such posts from you in the past, I've personally have
> had hundreds.

I really believe there should be an addition to the GEOS FAQ which addresses
what GEOS can and can not do, compared to other control programs. The FAQ
should start with the WARNING that GEOS is a dead end DOS program that has
two chances for improvement, slim and none. Finally, there should be a
strong alert, like labels on cigarette packs, to warn any erstwhile newbie
who might erroneously be convinced otherwise by the hype being generated.

All time the same. My part too. I wouldn't support M$, even theire product
is better. No cent for them. They are bandits in my eyes, pressing more and
more money out of the users. The real bad thing is how the business works
today. Not important how much resources are detroyed and so on. But keep
your meaning, I have my one.

Andreas

Pat wrote:
> "Wayne" wrote in message
> newspslvheotxkhyzh5@w...
>
> > Yawn. We had many such posts from you in the past, I've personally
have
> > had hundreds.
>
> I really believe there should be an addition to the GEOS FAQ which addresses
> what GEOS can and can not do, compared to other control programs. The
FAQ
> should start with the WARNING that GEOS is a dead end DOS program that
has
> two chances for improvement, slim and none. Finally, there should be a
> strong alert, like labels on cigarette packs, to warn any erstwhile newbie
> who might erroneously be convinced otherwise by the hype being generated.
>
>
>
>
>