Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding
weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to
chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups
to check. Thanks.
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding
weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to
chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups
to check. Thanks.
-Bill
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion?
-Bill
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is
alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter
them like we all do.
Bill Grayson <graysonb@email.anon> wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding
weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups
to check. Thanks.
Wow. Posting through mixman with a new sockpuppet to bitch and moan
about Usenet trolls takes some nerve, but it's nothing we haven't seen before.
In article <soo9ib$3nq$2@theuse.news.theuse.net>, jsevans@mailfence.com >says...
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion?
-Bill
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is
alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter
them like we all do.
If you're interested in designing or repairing electronic devices, the >sci.electronics.* groups have light but regular traffic. You may prefer
to killfile one or two participants who are prone to trollish posts, but >overall the discussion is helpful and on-topic.
R
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding
weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to
chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups
to check. Thanks.
-Bill
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is
alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter
them like we all do.
On 12/7/21 12:35 PM, Jason Evans wrote:
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding >>>weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>>chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups
to check. Thanks.
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is
alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter >>them like we all do.
Thank you, sir. In fact I do like cooking and I try new recipes often so
this is a good start.
I am still learning about the filter feature. It does not work quite
like I expected but I think I have it mostly figured out.
I added the email of Mr. Adam H. Kerman to the filter with it set to
delete his incoming messages. It seems to work so far.
Bill Grayson <graysonb@email.anon> wrote:
On 12/7/21 12:35 PM, Jason Evans wrote:
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding
weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>>> chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups >>>> to check. Thanks.
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is
alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter >>> them like we all do.
Thank you, sir. In fact I do like cooking and I try new recipes often so
this is a good start.
I am still learning about the filter feature. It does not work quite
like I expected but I think I have it mostly figured out.
I added the email of Mr. Adam H. Kerman to the filter with it set to
delete his incoming messages. It seems to work so far.
Fuck off, seamus
On 2021-12-12, Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
Bill Grayson <graysonb@email.anon> wrote:
On 12/7/21 12:35 PM, Jason Evans wrote:
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding >>>>>weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>>>>chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups >>>>>to check. Thanks.
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is >>>>alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter >>>>them like we all do.
Thank you, sir. In fact I do like cooking and I try new recipes often so >>>this is a good start.
I am still learning about the filter feature. It does not work quite
like I expected but I think I have it mostly figured out.
I added the email of Mr. Adam H. Kerman to the filter with it set to >>>delete his incoming messages. It seems to work so far.
Fuck off, seamus
Why did you get plonked and I didn't?
Is it my irresistibly charming personality?
Bill Grayson <graysonb@email.anon> wrote:
On 12/7/21 12:35 PM, Jason Evans wrote:
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding >>>>weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>>>chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups >>>>to check. Thanks.
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is >>>alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter >>>them like we all do.
Thank you, sir. In fact I do like cooking and I try new recipes often so >>this is a good start.
I am still learning about the filter feature. It does not work quite
like I expected but I think I have it mostly figured out.
I added the email of Mr. Adam H. Kerman to the filter with it set to
delete his incoming messages. It seems to work so far.
Fuck off, seamus
What is 'seamus?'
What can I tell you. He just doesn't love you enough.
On 2021-12-12, Ralph Barlowe <reb@oikos.org> wrote:
What is 'seamus?'
What is "oikos.org"?
The switch from MixMin to AIOE is clever, but not clever enough.
On 12/13/21 12:46 PM, Peter J Ross wrote:
On 2021-12-12, Ralph Barlowe <reb@oikos.org> wrote:
What is 'seamus?'
What is "oikos.org"?
The switch from MixMin to AIOE is clever, but not clever enough.
<plonk>
Anyone else, what is a 'seamus?'
Is it some kind of queer code or pun? I'm trying to understand the
rationale of these troll tards.
Bill Grayson <graysonb@email.anon> wrote:
On 12/7/21 12:35 PM, Jason Evans wrote:
On Mon, 06 Dec 2021 07:48:35 -0600, Bill Grayson wrote:
Are there any active groups with intelligent discussion? I am finding >>>weird and trollish groups. Topics are not that important. I just like to >>>chat with chill people about many things. Please recommend some groups >>>to check. Thanks.
rec.food.cooking is a nice on-topic group and so is >>alt.folklore.computers. Both have a few trolls, but just killfile/filter >>them like we all do.
Thank you, sir. In fact I do like cooking and I try new recipes often so >this is a good start.
I am still learning about the filter feature. It does not work quite
like I expected but I think I have it mostly figured out.
I added the email of Mr. Adam H. Kerman to the filter with it set to
delete his incoming messages. It seems to work so far.
Fuck off, seamus
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