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Typical human. Have you forgotten thanksgiving two years back, when you've found the 20 dollar bill in the niches of your living room?WWGD said:Thank you, but I don't owe my house any money.
Typical human. Have you forgotten thanksgiving two years back, when you've found the 20 dollar bill in the niches of your living room?WWGD said:Thank you, but I don't owe my house any money.
Evo said:When it rains it pours. Why is it when people are having hard times financially, creditors do everything they can to make things more expensive and harder on the people trying to get out of debt?
How has it gone since?dlgoff said:
I have collected a few over the years, maybe I should write them down. When the telemarketer asks: have you called your aunt Rita? I say: no. Why? Because her name is not Rita. I am thinking of doing a street show with these.fresh_42 said:Typical human. Have you forgotten thanksgiving two years back, when you've found the 20 dollar bill in the niches of your living room?
Don't forget to sell some useless plastic gadgets en passant. And you should definitely avoid situations like this:WWGD said:I am thinking of doing a street show with these.
jim hardy said:A lawyer friend once told me Florida is a debtor's paradise.
Bankruptees there get to keep their home and a car. And they immediately become a great credit risk because they can't file bankruptcy again for seven years.
I've never tried it, though.
Maybe your numbers mean something : 999/ 666 ?dkotschessaa said:I got as far as googling "how to file for bankruptcy" but it was just one of those desperate moments.
WWGD said:Outlook's spam filter is so ineffective that I have taken things into my own hands.
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LOL!WWGD said:
Sorry for the like, I am taking you farther from the ideal numbers ;).dkotschessaa said:LOL!
I should get some kind of prize for hitting those numbers.
Thanks for the detective work, Jim.jim hardy said:For me, clicking "unsubscribe" seems only to trigger more spam.
I've taken to clicking option "View Source"
which displays the header.
Then to the very bottom "Received From" line with one of those isp number addresses that doesn't decode to microsoft.
Next i google that number looking for the isp who's hosting the spammer.
Then i start forwarding spam to 'abuse'@ that isp, usually their webpage will include an abuse link. If not i send it to sales@ that isp, and support@ there too.
Have got six spammer accounts terminated in the last week.
A pain in the butt but feels as good as swatting a pesky fly.
Here's a sample from a header. I highlighted the ip address
look how sneaky they are - it looks like it came from microsoft at 10.152... but complaining to them did no goodsure feels good to get this back:
I copy and paste the header into the forwarded email, and tell them how i got to them, highlighting the isp number that google reported as them by formatting it as HUGE and RED.
old jim
WWGD said:Thanks for the detective work, Jim.
It's been fine except for all the grass mowing. Thanks for asking.WWGD said:How has it gone since?
Well, that's because before the Americans came, the country was Las Islas Filipinas, and so its people were called Filipinos. :)dkotschessaa said:People from the Philippines are Filipino, not Philipino, and I find that conphusing.
And no one's bothered because there are no " Hollandese" ( Or Hollandose ;) ). I know Holland is just a province, but many use the name Holland for the Low Countries ( or whatever the official name is). But there aren't any Netherlandese/dose either.commodorekitty said:Well, that's because before the Americans came, the country was Las Islas Filipinas, and so its people were called Filipinos. :)
But there is a Hollandaise.WWGD said:And no one's bothered because there are no " Hollandese" ( Or Hollandose ;) ).
A saucy answer at that.fresh_42 said:But there is a Hollandaise.
Hollandaise is the tensor contraction of Hollandese and Netherlandese, tho I don't know which is covariant and which is contravariant.fresh_42 said:But there is a Hollandaise.
This depends on which way you want to look at it. If you consider Holland ##\twoheadleftarrow## Netherlands as projective resolution of the entire Netherlands (reduction to Holland), then you get a covariant functor for the homological resolution and a contravariant functor for the cohomological resolution. Unfortunately it's the other way around, if you consider Holland ##\rightarrowtail## Netherlands as injective resolution (part of) of the entire Netherlands.WWGD said:Hollandaise is the tensor contraction of Hollandese and Netherlandese, tho I don't know which is covariant and which is contravariant.
fresh_42 said:This depends on which way you want to look at it. If you consider Holland ↞\twoheadleftarrow Netherlands as projective resolution of the entire Netherlands (reduction to Holland), then you get a covariant functor for the homological resolution and a contravariant functor for the cohomological resolution. Unfortunately it's the other way around, if you consider Holland ↣\rightarrowtail Netherlands as injective resolution (part of) of the entire Netherlands.
Origin and Etymology of nether
Middle English, from Old English nithera, from nither down; akin to Old High German nidar down,
jim hardy said:Wow sounds like a paragraph out of a 1970's political science textbook.Dutch are certainly good at "draining the swamp".
WWGD said:Sorry, Jim, I can't understand the slang you young hep cats use today.