Micoshaft fraudster Ezekiel wrote on behalf of Half Wits from Micoshaft
Corporation:

> Yahoo investors will be very distraught to see YHOO stock price to plummet
> tomorrow morning. Most are expecting a drop of somewhere in the 25-35%
> range. As a stock, YHOO was trading in the "teens" before Microsoft
> offered $31/share. Now that Microsoft is walking away, expect the price to
> plummet from the $30 range back down into the teens.



I doubt any of this.

Yahoo$ would piss on micoshaft if they decide to release
a version of !Yahoo Linux and 100Mb ISP with video download shop.

--

!Yahoo !announces !Yahoo !Linux
-------------------------------

!Yahoo !announced !today that it is moving into the Linux
distro market following the footsteps of Ubuntu, Micoshaft Corporation,
Appil, Mandriva and Red Hat.

!Yahoo claimed this is in direct response to the Micoshaft takeover bid. Its
a bad idea for any business to get into bed with Micoshaft - history has
shown it doesn't provide any shareholder value.
!Yahoo claims moving into the Linux distro business is THE ONE THING
that will hurt Micoshaft Corporation and that is why Micoshaft
Corporation was keen to buy out Yahoo.

!Chairman of !Yahoo announced that after a strategic
review of the market, it was logical that !Yahoo should move
into the Linux distro business. It has one of the largest software
developer resource outside of the main distro makers that it wasn't going
anywhere fast of the dot com bust and because of the shrinking market
opportunities in the on-line internet business.

!Chairman !Yahoo said "Our long term plan is to move into the Linux distro
market and leverage that to buy up and concentrate on high speed
cable and internet operations and engage in very high speed bandwidth
delivery to the home." High bandwidth high definition high frame rate
video is where all the action will be in 2012 and we want to be
right there with our own !Yahoo Linux distro and Linux applications
experiences delivered through the Internet. Its a highly cost effective
and efficient operation as Linux has reached the tipping point with
all the applications and infrastructure project. Our contributions
will become minimal - just bare necessary expenditure and guidance
to steer existing projects to deliver a unified !Yahoo Linux experience.
Customers will be able to buy a PC, install !Yahoo Linux and be empowered
with everything from high definition high speed TV to e-mail, chat, video
chat, free phone internet VoIP calls, buy movies and music on-line at
very high speed. It also allows expansion of the on-line ad business into
TV-ads and interactive feedback with customers. Since the software
can be downloaded and upgraded, interactive TV will be a next generation
experience allowing real time feed back of what customers thought about
the ads and well as purchase requests generated by customers.

The TV will be repackaged into a youtube like experience with users
being able to download and watch a fixed collection of programmes
as often as they like for $30 per month. You don't have to buy !Yahoo Linux.
We will package everything up for other distro makers to incorporate
or for users to download and use in the open source tradition. Users
just pay a fixed fee for services just like all other customers and the full
!Yahoo and TV experience will be delivered to their home. Of course other
internet service providers will have to provide the massive unconteded
100mbit services or we will step in and offer the same services. Some of
our services depend on customer PCs being turned into servers in
the bittorrent tradition and giving up half their
their substantial upload bandwidth to deliver services to our other
customers dotted around the network so that we don't have centralized
servers and the huge expenses that go with it. All our services
will be distributed and key to that is equal download and upload
speeds which is a service we intend to offer to develop our business.

Never will TV and internet experience will have such an upheaval.
Our share holders will get far more dividends and shareholder
value with our business models than by selling out.

We think a lot of chair tossing will go on in Redmond tonight.

Ezekiel wrote:
> Yahoo investors will be very distraught to see YHOO stock price to plummet
> tomorrow morning. Most are expecting a drop of somewhere in the 25-35%
> range. As a stock, YHOO was trading in the "teens" before Microsoft offered
> $31/share. Now that Microsoft is walking away, expect the price to plummet
> from the $30 range back down into the teens.
>
>
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24445554&GT1=43001
>
>
> Microsoft abandons bid to buy Yahoo
> Software giant walks away from Internet pioneer in price dispute
>
> SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. has withdrawn its $42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo
> Inc.
>
>
>
>
>
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Staying away from MS can't be a bad thing.

I would be disgusted to find myself associated with MS in a business
situation.

I wonder if Yahoo can build it all back up.

7 wrote:
> Micoshaft fraudster Ezekiel wrote on behalf of Half Wits from Micoshaft
> Corporation:
>
>> Yahoo investors will be very distraught to see YHOO stock price to plummet
>> tomorrow morning. Most are expecting a drop of somewhere in the 25-35%
>> range. As a stock, YHOO was trading in the "teens" before Microsoft
>> offered $31/share. Now that Microsoft is walking away, expect the price to
>> plummet from the $30 range back down into the teens.
>
>
>
> I doubt any of this.
>
> Yahoo$ would piss on micoshaft if they decide to release
> a version of !Yahoo Linux and 100Mb ISP with video download shop.
>
> --
>
> !Yahoo !announces !Yahoo !Linux
> -------------------------------
>
> !Yahoo !announced !today that it is moving into the Linux
> distro market following the footsteps of Ubuntu, Micoshaft Corporation,
> Appil, Mandriva and Red Hat.
>
> !Yahoo claimed this is in direct response to the Micoshaft takeover bid. Its
> a bad idea for any business to get into bed with Micoshaft - history has
> shown it doesn't provide any shareholder value.
> !Yahoo claims moving into the Linux distro business is THE ONE THING
> that will hurt Micoshaft Corporation and that is why Micoshaft
> Corporation was keen to buy out Yahoo.
>
> !Chairman of !Yahoo announced that after a strategic
> review of the market, it was logical that !Yahoo should move
> into the Linux distro business. It has one of the largest software
> developer resource outside of the main distro makers that it wasn't going
> anywhere fast of the dot com bust and because of the shrinking market
> opportunities in the on-line internet business.
>
> !Chairman !Yahoo said "Our long term plan is to move into the Linux distro
> market and leverage that to buy up and concentrate on high speed
> cable and internet operations and engage in very high speed bandwidth
> delivery to the home." High bandwidth high definition high frame rate
> video is where all the action will be in 2012 and we want to be
> right there with our own !Yahoo Linux distro and Linux applications
> experiences delivered through the Internet. Its a highly cost effective
> and efficient operation as Linux has reached the tipping point with
> all the applications and infrastructure project. Our contributions
> will become minimal - just bare necessary expenditure and guidance
> to steer existing projects to deliver a unified !Yahoo Linux experience.
> Customers will be able to buy a PC, install !Yahoo Linux and be empowered
> with everything from high definition high speed TV to e-mail, chat, video
> chat, free phone internet VoIP calls, buy movies and music on-line at
> very high speed. It also allows expansion of the on-line ad business into
> TV-ads and interactive feedback with customers. Since the software
> can be downloaded and upgraded, interactive TV will be a next generation
> experience allowing real time feed back of what customers thought about
> the ads and well as purchase requests generated by customers.
>
> The TV will be repackaged into a youtube like experience with users
> being able to download and watch a fixed collection of programmes
> as often as they like for $30 per month. You don't have to buy !Yahoo Linux.
> We will package everything up for other distro makers to incorporate
> or for users to download and use in the open source tradition. Users
> just pay a fixed fee for services just like all other customers and the full
> !Yahoo and TV experience will be delivered to their home. Of course other
> internet service providers will have to provide the massive unconteded
> 100mbit services or we will step in and offer the same services. Some of
> our services depend on customer PCs being turned into servers in
> the bittorrent tradition and giving up half their
> their substantial upload bandwidth to deliver services to our other
> customers dotted around the network so that we don't have centralized
> servers and the huge expenses that go with it. All our services
> will be distributed and key to that is equal download and upload
> speeds which is a service we intend to offer to develop our business.
>
> Never will TV and internet experience will have such an upheaval.
> Our share holders will get far more dividends and shareholder
> value with our business models than by selling out.
>
> We think a lot of chair tossing will go on in Redmond tonight.

I agree with you.

Stay AWAY from the MS scum and then rebuild.

MS just kills everything it touches.

On Mon, 05 May 2008 07:03:28 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:


>> MS just kills everything it touches.
>
> Steve Ballmer touches himself a lot.

It figures you would be obsessed with that Roy Schestowitz.
First Miley Cyrus and now Steve Ballmer?
Man, you sure have a wide range of sexual preferences.


--
Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

* Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:

>> MS just kills everything it touches.
>
> Steve Ballmer touches himself a lot. Just watch how he rubs the back of his
> neck like a primate several times a minutes, even in interviews. When
> Microsoft's CEO touched himself (Ballmer appointment was in 2001, IIRC) the
> loss of the company's savings began.

While this kind of stuff is simply juvenile crap, I can't help free-
associating here.

Touched? As in "touched by an uncle"? Is that Uncle Fester? Or a
monkey's uncle! Or should I just say "uncle"?

Got that off my chest.

As far as mannerisms go, very early on in our project, years ago, when
it has a total hack, one of the principals tooks to gnawing at his
fingers out of nervousness.

I shared an office with him for awhile, and was most unamused to find
him with his socks off, grooming his toenails. I never wanted to touch
his keyboard ever again.

--
I'm a great believer that any tool that enhances communication has profound
effects in terms of how people can learn from each other, and how they can
achieve the kind of freedoms that they're interested in.
-- Bill Gates

____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 12:44 : \____

> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
>
>>> MS just kills everything it touches.
>>
>> Steve Ballmer touches himself a lot. Just watch how he rubs the back of his
>> neck like a primate several times a minutes, even in interviews. When
>> Microsoft's CEO touched himself (Ballmer appointment was in 2001, IIRC) the
>> loss of the company's savings began.
>
> While this kind of stuff is simply juvenile crap, I can't help free-
> associating here.
>
> Touched? As in "touched by an uncle"? Is that Uncle Fester? Or a
> monkey's uncle! Or should I just say "uncle"?
>
> Got that off my chest.

Eeew...

Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting references
aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an ego
mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't recall
the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer just buys
companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy those that
de-elevate his ego. As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked (growth
through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.

Many of Microsoft's acquisitions did not pay off because the cash cows
are /not/ acquisitions and they rely on lock-in. The same goes for Google
whose bread and butter is search. Google's acquisitions are not always
profitable and nothing in comparison with the search/ad disvision.

> As far as mannerisms go, very early on in our project, years ago, when
> it has a total hack, one of the principals tooks to gnawing at his
> fingers out of nervousness.
>
> I shared an office with him for awhile, and was most unamused to find
> him with his socks off, grooming his toenails. I never wanted to touch
> his keyboard ever again.

*LOL*

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* Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:

> Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting references
> aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an ego
> mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't recall
> the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer just buys
> companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy those that
> de-elevate his ego.

I agree, Ballmer must have some self-esteem issues for which he must
compensate.

I wonder if he was like one of my friends when he was a kid. A bit fat,
a smart guy, but a bit troubled. One time he held me underwater for a
long time, until I started to jerk in a panic. If he weren't so big,
I'd have hit him.

> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
> Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked (growth
> through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
> internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.

How did he end up staying, then?

--
When the PC was launched, people knew it was important.
-- Bill Gates

____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 17:19 : \____

> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
>
>> Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting references
>> aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an ego
>> mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't
>> recall the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer
>> just buys companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy
>> those that de-elevate his ego.
>
> I agree, Ballmer must have some self-esteem issues for which he must
> compensate.
>
> I wonder if he was like one of my friends when he was a kid. A bit fat,
> a smart guy, but a bit troubled. One time he held me underwater for a
> long time, until I started to jerk in a panic. If he weren't so big,
> I'd have hit him.
>
>> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
>> Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked (growth
>> through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
>> internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.
>
> How did he end up staying, then?

I can't recall. It was back in the days when I wasn't watching the news closely
(just finishing my thesis probably), but I can remember a revolt in
mini-microsoft's blog that put his job in jeopardy (among other articles that
questioned Ballmer's leadership). There was another revolt there about 2 weeks
ago. Many Microsoft employees want him out... or themselves out of Microsoft.
Some have left and took pride in it. It's really a corner of the Web where the
employees speak anonymously. It's totally off the press.

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In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Ezekiel

wrote
on Sun, 4 May 2008 09:12:11 -0400
<2a2ba$481db62c$30672@news.teranews.com>:
> Yahoo investors will be very distraught to see YHOO stock price to plummet
> tomorrow morning. Most are expecting a drop of somewhere in the 25-35%
> range. As a stock, YHOO was trading in the "teens" before Microsoft offered
> $31/share. Now that Microsoft is walking away, expect the price to plummet
> from the $30 range back down into the teens.
>
>
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24445554&GT1=43001
>
>
> Microsoft abandons bid to buy Yahoo
> Software giant walks away from Internet pioneer in price dispute
>
> SEATTLE - Microsoft Corp. has withdrawn its $42.3 billion bid to buy Yahoo
> Inc.
>
>
>
>
>
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

For the record, as of May 5, 11:03 PDT YHOO is down 4.50, a drop of 15.7%.

--
#191, ewill3@earthlink.net
Linux makes one use one's mind.
Windows just messes with one's head.
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

"Roy Schestowitz" wrote in message
news:1904966.m8XuDufhY5@schestowitz.com...
> ____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 17:19 : \____
>
>> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
>>
>>> Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting
>>> references
>>> aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an
>>> ego
>>> mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't
>>> recall the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer
>>> just buys companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy
>>> those that de-elevate his ego.
>>
>> I agree, Ballmer must have some self-esteem issues for which he must
>> compensate.
>>
>> I wonder if he was like one of my friends when he was a kid. A bit fat,
>> a smart guy, but a bit troubled. One time he held me underwater for a
>> long time, until I started to jerk in a panic. If he weren't so big,
>> I'd have hit him.
>>
>>> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
>>> Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked
>>> (growth
>>> through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
>>> internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.
>>
>> How did he end up staying, then?
>
> I can't recall. It was back in the days when I wasn't watching the news
> closely
> (just finishing my thesis probably), but I can remember a revolt in

Translation. Roy Schestowitz made up the whole thing and when pressed for
details... he runs like a coward.


> mini-microsoft's blog that put his job in jeopardy (among other articles
> that
> questioned Ballmer's leadership).

Wow. Somebody's anonymous blog said so. What sort of idiot (other than you)
would believe that?


> There was another revolt there about 2 weeks
> ago. Many Microsoft employees want him out... or themselves out of
> Microsoft.

A "revolt" you say. Funny how you seem to be the only one who knows about
it. Did you once again get your info from an email you received from an
anonymous reliable source?


> Some have left and took pride in it. It's really a corner of the Web where
> the
> employees speak anonymously. It's totally off the press.

"It's totally off the press" - which means that there isn't a single
reputable source that will publish such bull****. But keep making up stuff.
It's about all that a @ss-clown like you is good for.



** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

"Ezekiel" writes:

> "Roy Schestowitz" wrote in message
> news:1904966.m8XuDufhY5@schestowitz.com...
>> ____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 17:19 : \____
>>
>>> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
>>>
>>>> Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting
>>>> references
>>>> aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an
>>>> ego
>>>> mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't
>>>> recall the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer
>>>> just buys companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy
>>>> those that de-elevate his ego.
>>>
>>> I agree, Ballmer must have some self-esteem issues for which he must
>>> compensate.
>>>
>>> I wonder if he was like one of my friends when he was a kid. A bit fat,
>>> a smart guy, but a bit troubled. One time he held me underwater for a
>>> long time, until I started to jerk in a panic. If he weren't so big,
>>> I'd have hit him.
>>>
>>>> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
>>>> Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked
>>>> (growth
>>>> through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
>>>> internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.
>>>
>>> How did he end up staying, then?
>>
>> I can't recall. It was back in the days when I wasn't watching the news
>> closely
>> (just finishing my thesis probably), but I can remember a revolt in
>
> Translation. Roy Schestowitz made up the whole thing and when pressed for
> details... he runs like a coward.
>
>
>> mini-microsoft's blog that put his job in jeopardy (among other articles
>> that
>> questioned Ballmer's leadership).
>
> Wow. Somebody's anonymous blog said so. What sort of idiot (other than you)
> would believe that?

Liarnut, or "Chris" as Roy calls him when having one of their love
ins. It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.

Did you ever read as much nonsense as this Roy guy spouts! He even
explains to "Chris" that growth through acquisition is expensive! Stop
the clock! What genius! Did he work that out himself? Or does he think
Chris is too stupid to realise it himself? Since Liarnut attached
himself to Roy's butt it seems his own brain stopped functioning.

Hadron wrote:

> It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
> becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.

Said the biggest arse licker, liar and hypocrite in COLA.

What's the matter, Quack, did they laugh you out of alt.os.linux.ubuntu?
--
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[tv]

....Man who fights with wife all day gets no piece at night.

Owner/Proprietor, Cheesus Crust Pizza Company
Good to the last supper

>Hadron snotted:
>>
>> It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
>> becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.

Bull****, Quack. You are not "otherwise sane", and I'm sure that you
were a nasty lying asshole well-before you discovered COLA.

"Tattoo Vampire" wrote in message
news:1lknffix1kwer$.dlg@ziggynet1.ziggynet...
> Hadron wrote:
>
>> It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
>> becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.
>
> Said the biggest arse licker, liar and hypocrite in COLA.
>
> What's the matter, Quack, did they laugh you out of alt.os.linux.ubuntu?

I have nothing to say about the deal between MS and Yahoo! but I thought the
title of this thread was funny.



> --
> Regards,
> [tv]
>
> ...Man who fights with wife all day gets no piece at night.
>
> Owner/Proprietor, Cheesus Crust Pizza Company
> Good to the last supper

On Tue, 06 May 2008 14:00:23 +0200, Hadron wrote:

> "Ezekiel" writes:
>
>> "Roy Schestowitz" wrote in message
>> news:1904966.m8XuDufhY5@schestowitz.com...
>>> ____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 17:19 : \____
>>>
>>>> * Roy Schestowitz peremptorily fired off this memo:
>>>>
>>>>> Well, I guess the point I was trying to make (all the supporting
>>>>> references
>>>>> aside) was that, based on something I read yesterday, Ballmer is on an
>>>>> ego
>>>>> mania trip or as the article called it -- "competition zealotry" (can't
>>>>> recall the exact wording they used, but it's related to hubris). Ballmer
>>>>> just buys companies whom he envies or buys whatever it takes to destroy
>>>>> those that de-elevate his ego.
>>>>
>>>> I agree, Ballmer must have some self-esteem issues for which he must
>>>> compensate.
>>>>
>>>> I wonder if he was like one of my friends when he was a kid. A bit fat,
>>>> a smart guy, but a bit troubled. One time he held me underwater for a
>>>> long time, until I started to jerk in a panic. If he weren't so big,
>>>> I'd have hit him.
>>>>
>>>>> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
>>>>> Microsoft cash and found some justification to avoid being sacked
>>>>> (growth
>>>>> through acquisitions is expensive). A couple of years ago there was an
>>>>> internal backlash against him, calling for the man to leave.
>>>>
>>>> How did he end up staying, then?
>>>
>>> I can't recall. It was back in the days when I wasn't watching the news
>>> closely
>>> (just finishing my thesis probably), but I can remember a revolt in
>>
>> Translation. Roy Schestowitz made up the whole thing and when pressed for
>> details... he runs like a coward.
>>
>>
>>> mini-microsoft's blog that put his job in jeopardy (among other articles
>>> that
>>> questioned Ballmer's leadership).
>>
>> Wow. Somebody's anonymous blog said so. What sort of idiot (other than you)
>> would believe that?
>
> Liarnut, or "Chris" as Roy calls him when having one of their love
> ins. It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
> becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.

Linux certainly seems to bring out the worst in people that's for sure.

> Did you ever read as much nonsense as this Roy guy spouts! He even
> explains to "Chris" that growth through acquisition is expensive! Stop
> the clock! What genius! Did he work that out himself? Or does he think
> Chris is too stupid to realise it himself? Since Liarnut attached
> himself to Roy's butt it seems his own brain stopped functioning.

Roy is remarkably ignorant for a person studying for a PHD, any PHD.
At first I just chalked it up to him being a crazy zealot but the more of
his writings I read the more convinced I become that he is not very
intelligent.

The one exception is his Datamation articles which of course are
professionally edited, but even still I will give him credit for some very
well thought out and presented writings and ideas.

It goes to show that Roy *could* be an effective advocate for Linux if he
would concentrate on quality rather than quantity.

--
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Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Please visit The Hall of Linux Idiots:
http://linuxidiots.blogspot.com/

"Subway steel" writes:

> "Tattoo Vampire" wrote in message
> news:1lknffix1kwer$.dlg@ziggynet1.ziggynet...
>> Hadron wrote:
>>
>>> It's sickening how the COLA cult results in otherwise sane men
>>> becoming sycophantic arse lickers, two faced liars and hypocrites.
>>
>> Said the biggest arse licker, liar and hypocrite in COLA.
>>
>> What's the matter, Quack, did they laugh you out of
>> alt.os.linux.ubuntu?

I realise you're a wire haired "little man", but please try and remember
the discussions a short while ago where I said that Ubuntu had become
infested with COLA arseholes and in addition the fanboi level had shot
through the roof. I moved all my machines to Debian Lenny.

"Roy Schestowitz" wrote in message
news:1825745.zVFNt8tWsK@schestowitz.com...
> ____/ Linonut on Monday 05 May 2008 12:44 : \____
> As a matter of fact, Chris, he has burned a lot of
> Microsoft cash and found some justification to
> avoid being sacked (growth through acquisitions is expensive).



Yeah - That's why Google bought Deja News, Outride, Pyra Labs, Neotonic
Software, Applied Semantics, Kaltix, Genius Labs, Ignite Logic, Picasa,
ZipDash, Where2, Keyhole, Inc, Android, Skia, Phatbits, allPAY GmbH,
Upstartle, Neven Vision, YouTube, DoubleClick, Postini and many, many more
acquisitions.

Google has 50+ acquisitions in the last few years. But for lying hypocrite
scum like you acquisitions are only bad and expensive when Microsoft does
them. If it's Google doing acquisitions then it's a wonderful thing.

Let's not even start with the list of IBM acquisitions since the list would
be too long.

Why don't you grow a man-gina and quit being a two-faced hypocrite bitch.



** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

Hadron lied, as usual:

> I moved all my machines to Debian Lenny.

Stop pretending you run Linux, Quack. One or two of your fellow Windummies
may believe it; the Linux crowd knows better.

Crawl back to alt.losers.hadron.invertebrate.

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[tv]

....I'll have one brain on drugs with bacon, toast and juice.

Owner/Proprietor, Cheesus Crust Pizza Company
Good to the last supper

Verily I say unto thee, that Tattoo Vampire spake thusly:
> Hadron wrote:

[nothing]

> What's the matter, Quack, did they laugh you out of
> alt.os.linux.ubuntu?

Again?

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