🚀 go-pugleaf

On Oct 24, 10:35 pm, Ian Parker <ianpark...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 18 Oct, 23:23, Peter Lucas <tam...@bigstring.com> wrote:
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> > You little fairy faggots are totally pathetic.You are childish,
> > witless, stupid and repetative. There is not one post on this entire
> > group that looks like it came from anyone who has more IQ points than
> > teeth.
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> > Revenge? What a fucking joke! You wouldnt know how to get revenge on
> > anyone. You poor deluded little arseholes. rename the group to Potty-
> > Mouth
> > kindergarten you morons. What a bunch of ineffective jerk offs.
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> > Shit, I wish people wouldnt let their kids have access to computers
> > without supervision.
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> > I'll leave you here to lick each others slimy little arses and suck
> > each others tiny little cocks.
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> > It was a waste of time coming here. Bye shit eaters, don't forget to
> > watch sesame street in the morning.
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> > Some of you might get to experience firsthand the difference between
> > Aikido and a real martial art.
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> > I don't give up, I don't go away, I just get angrier and angrier until
> > I get to feel bones breaking in the arseholes that are pissing me
> > off.
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> > You laugh and feel smug now but I PROMISE you, all pricks that
> > crossposted are going to feel MAJOR pain.
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> > I already know where one of you is, you have already had an ISP track
> > you down for something else. I got that info shit for brains and I'm
> > going to use it.
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> > Laugh now cos you sure as fuck wont laugh later.
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> > You want to know why I got the nickname Psycho? Because I went to jail
> > for biting a guys finger off after he gave me the finger in traffic.
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> > I followed him for thirty miles before I got the cowardly little
> > arsehole.
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> > You dipshits have pised me off a fucking sight more than he did."
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> > Peter Lucas
> > Russell Island
> > Brisbane
> > Australia
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> > "Life is not like a box of chocolates... it's more like a jar of
> > jalapenos. What you do today... might burn your ass tomorrow."
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> Are you surprised? I stopped regularly contributing to this usergroup
> after a stream of abuse by certain individuals. Fundamentally you
> cannot be a credible scientific group which pooh poohs related
> developments such as robotics and AI.
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> It was clear to me then, and by Jove it is even clearer now that you
> cannot have manned expeditions to the Moon/Mars on the basis of
> present day technology. It is simply going to cost far more than any
> government, or even group of governments is going to be prepared to
> pay in these recessionary times.
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> If you are going to deem "mad" anyone who advocates any form of future
> technology you must accept that the Moon and Mars are going to be
> permanently out of reach for humanity.
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> The most severe abuse by Rand Simberg and his girlfriend (I forget her
> name, let us simply refer to her as Bint Al-Kalbah - the daughter of a
> bitch) occurred when NASA "went mad" and contributed to the
> Singularity University. Clearly NASA (and I think ESA as well)
> appreciate this basic rubic. In fact robotics and AI MUST assume even
> greater importance as funds are limited.
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> What should this group be discussing? Fundamentally I think it should
> appreciate that NASA/ESA know far far more than they do about what the
> technological possibilities are. OK certain things, like LISA where
> there will have to be phase coherence over 5million km represents
> milestones that can be discussed. Clearly what is required are ideas,
> perhaps futuristic, that are not going to cost the Earth. A tall
> order, probably the official NASA/ESA ideas people will come up with
> the majority of the better ones. Still they need discussing and
> perhaps someone could just come up with something that the
> professionals have missed.
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> Rand Simberg and Bint Al-kalbah in particular should realise that they
> were not just attacking me but attacking the NASA top brass and
> thereby producing a "pathetic" group as you put it.
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> It is clear too that space colonies based on present day technology
> can be little more than a hugely expensive bolt hole for generals and
> politicians. People have advocated putting a spike on the steering
> wheel to encourage drivers to drive better. Far from providing
> generals/politicians with a bolt-hole ways should be found of
> providing them with spiked steering wheels.
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> Everything which I have posted has turned out to be correct, including
> my comments on the Iraq war.
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> http://www.google.co.uk/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENUK247&q=...
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> Another comment I made was that the best way to reduce launch costs
> was to purchase launches from the cheapest source. NASA has now
> adopted this policy. It is in fact the ONLY sound rational policy.
> Ideas about novel launch technologies are all unsound. The expendable
> rocket remains by far and away the cheapest method of access to space.
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>   - Ian Parker

Just out of curiosity, Ian... which newsgroup do you think you're
posting to? Your rant, while interesting (and I did read it all),
doesn't seem to have much to do with alternative genealogy, Australian
transvestites, soccer or recreational food cooking.