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• They're not crazy. Just Stupid Kids With NO Brains.
  They obviously don't use spreadsheets. They have no clue what-so-ever about OpenOffice. Actually, they just have no clue. Butt they post a lot of "expert" rehash of meaningless pass articles and screenshots.
  
  To these wanna-be's, they're experts in spreading ****, so spreadsh!t is a topic they're well versed in.

  April 24, 2008

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• I don't know what the post was. But Censors are always WRONG!
  Try letting other people decide whether the post was relevant. Little facist wanna-be's who dictates what other people can or can't read is just that: wanna-be's.

  April 24, 2008

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• Yes, I read your site because you spammed it here.
  That is the definition of spam:
  unwanted advertisement.

  December 3, 2006

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• People who live in a democracy but advocates Big Brother monitoring...
  NEVER think anything through.
  
  And than they wonder why they never amount to anything.

  December 2, 2006

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• Now this is a sad attempt at spam.
  Now this is pathetic. Spamming on a message board for your "sky-is-fall'n" e-rag. For your info, if real information is not anathema to you, Skype encrypts all calls. Even the US government is annoyed at Skype.

  December 2, 2006

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• I place my phone is a special pouch.
  That's designed to be sound proof. Also, bluetooth is disabled. So bluebug, bluestumbler, bluejack and bluesnark can't be run against it.
  
  And my PDA phone has monitoring software running to let me know when it's activated for no reason.
  
  There is no reason Big Brother (FBI or Microsoft) is able to bug you. If they can, it just mean you're too stupid to protect yourself.

  December 1, 2006

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• Things like this is already out there.
  Thing is, mac users are just too unsophisticated to know the difference between adware slow down and just a plain old slow mac. This is why there's NO mac infections. They don't run anti-virus software to tell them when there is one.

  November 28, 2006

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• What do you know, an actual good use.
  Now this makes sense. Nothing like something in writing so one doesn't forget. But I don't need text messaging for notes though. We have email service on the cells and it's easier to type at the desktop and than email to the PDA phone.

  November 15, 2006

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• Let me get this straight.
  It's easier to type letters on a phone pad than just open your mouth and talk?
  
  And if you're in a loud nightclub, how are you going to hear your phone paging you with a text message?
  
  And if I'm in a quiet place like a classroom, theater, or meeting - than I'm there for a purpose. I'm there to either learn, be entertained or produce. I'm not there to yap on a silent text missive. And if it's important enough to interrupt me, my phone will vibrate with select numbers of important people or my secretary.
  
  And what's with "phone tag"? Leaving a text message is just like leaving a voice mail in terms of receipt and info. Except a voice mail is much easier.
  
  And you've never driven before in your life, huh? Easier and less distracting to use text message than a hands free mic?
  
  But thanks for the info though. You're basically saying, it's a waste of time for wastes of time.

  November 15, 2006

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• So what exactly are people using it for?
  Just curious.
  
  What's the advantage?
  
  Or are these people just wastes of time like "luncheonmeat"?
  
  If so, I don't see any problem with text messaging spam. Wastes of time like waste of time spams.

  November 15, 2006

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