How does one "accidentally" post a message like that on a web site? It's not
as if all you have to do is hit a wrong key. As usual, Hasbro's pullin' your
cranks folks. Like I said, I won't send one red cent to those grubby
bastards.
ymenard wrote:
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Bob Curtin
Worcester Area Strategy & Tactics Exchange
http://www.tiac.net/users/ten10ths/
"If God had intended men to join the Army he would have given us green, baggy
skin"
Right on, Bob! Come the revolution won't be no more of this crap! The
bastidges! All everybody's doing is trying to lull us into a false sense
of security, then BOOM! Right in the neck! If it ain't the Commies, it's
the Fed, and if it ain't the Fed, it's Hasbro (a well-known leader of
the Trilateral Commission, the Freemasons, and the Rosicrucians, and
also suspected in several alien abductions). Scully and Mulder are
right: Hasbro plans to sacrifice humanity to an alien overlord, who'll
put our bodies in cocoons to hatch their vile, soulless young. No more
Mom, Apple Pie, or Chevrolet -- nothing but rank upon rank of mindless
automatons shouting "Heil Hasbro! Heil Hasbro!" Come on, Bob...you 'n' I
will grab our weapons and food cache and head for that bunker in North
Dakota. They'll never take us alive!
Bart
Bob Curtin wrote:
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> Mistake, my ass. > I wouldn't buy a Hasbro product unless my life depended on it, and the only way I'll use > one is if I get it for free. > How does one "accidentally" post a message like that on a web site? It's not > as if all you have to do is hit a wrong key. As usual, Hasbro's pullin' your > cranks folks. Like I said, I won't send one red cent to those grubby > bastards. > No, the busybodies in government won't be through until every one of us > is a God-fearing, tax-paying, government-loving, obedient, malleable, > lobotomized, robot sitting quietly in our living room with our hands > folded in our laps.WNow THAT'S funny!!!
Kenny L. wrote:
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Bob Curtin
Worcester Area Strategy & Tactics Exchange
http://www.tiac.net/users/ten10ths/
"If God had intended men to join the Army he would have given us green, baggy
skin"
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> I know, we'll all hype up that we're soooo happy that GP3 is coming to the > U.S., sucker Hasblow into shipping millions of boxes here, then NO-ONE buy > it!!! > > MUUUUHHHHAAAAHAAAAHAAAAAHAAAA > > WHO'S WITH ME!!!Wow, Bart, I'm sort of flattered. I've never before had somebody take excerpts from four
different posts (out of context) just to make fun of me. Got a lot of time on your hands, do
you? (Uh, excuse me, I've got to iron my KKK hood.)
Barton Spencer Brown wrote:
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Bob Curtin
Worcester Area Strategy & Tactics Exchange
http://www.tiac.net/users/ten10ths/
"If God had intended men to join the Army he would have given us green, baggy skin"
Quoted text (31 lines)
> Right on, Bob! Come the revolution won't be no more of this crap! The > bastidges! All everybody's doing is trying to lull us into a false sense > of security, then BOOM! Right in the neck! If it ain't the Commies, it's > the Fed, and if it ain't the Fed, it's Hasbro (a well-known leader of > the Trilateral Commission, the Freemasons, and the Rosicrucians, and > also suspected in several alien abductions). Scully and Mulder are > right: Hasbro plans to sacrifice humanity to an alien overlord, who'll > put our bodies in cocoons to hatch their vile, soulless young. No more > Mom, Apple Pie, or Chevrolet -- nothing but rank upon rank of mindless > automatons shouting "Heil Hasbro! Heil Hasbro!" Come on, Bob...you 'n' I > will grab our weapons and food cache and head for that bunker in North > Dakota. They'll never take us alive! > > Bart > > Bob Curtin wrote: > > > Mistake, my ass. > > > I wouldn't buy a Hasbro product unless my life depended on it, and the only way I'll use > > one is if I get it for free. > > > How does one "accidentally" post a message like that on a web site? It's not > > as if all you have to do is hit a wrong key. As usual, Hasbro's pullin' your > > cranks folks. Like I said, I won't send one red cent to those grubby > > bastards. > > > No, the busybodies in government won't be through until every one of us > > is a God-fearing, tax-paying, government-loving, obedient, malleable, > > lobotomized, robot sitting quietly in our living room with our hands > > folded in our laps.W
Bob Curtin wrote:
>
> ...Uh, excuse me, I've got to iron my KKK hood.
You should try the poly/cotton "Wrinkle-Free" ones -- saves sooooo much
time! Don't fergit yer lighter, dooood...
Oh, yeah -- LOTS of time...
Bart
Yes, I just got an identical e-mail with the same text. It looks like GP3
WILL be released in the US. It just didn't make sense why they would ignore
the US market.
So, no need to get your panties in a whirl, everyone.
From the backwaters of the US market,
John Nelson
pqt2 wrote:
> Got this message from [email hidden]. "Sorry for the
> inconvenience, that was a mistake on our website, GP3 will be released
> in the US next year, along with everywhere else. Mike Scott" This was
> in response to my Feedback Email to Hasbro. Paul
Got this message from [email hidden]. "Sorry for the
inconvenience, that was a mistake on our website, GP3 will be released
in the US next year, along with everywhere else. Mike Scott" This was
in response to my Feedback Email to Hasbro. Paul
pqt2 <[email hidden]> wrote
> Got this message from [email hidden]. "Sorry for the
> inconvenience, that was a mistake on our website, GP3 will be released
> in the US next year, along with everywhere else. Mike Scott" This was
> in response to my Feedback Email to Hasbro. Paul
I sense a conspiracy theory here.
So the announce on the website was just there to create some sort of fake
hype and to spread the word "Gp3" to every simracing fan's mouth. Typical
of Micropr.. err Hasbro :)
--
-- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard>
-- May the Downforce be with you...
"People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise
how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world."
Didn't work for me. Still not buying.
Perhaps if they actually have a multiplayer system that rivals that of
GPL/N3 or better, then MAYBE.
ymenard <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> pqt2 <[email hidden]> wrote > > Got this message from [email hidden]. "Sorry for the > > inconvenience, that was a mistake on our website, GP3 will be released > > in the US next year, along with everywhere else. Mike Scott" This was > > in response to my Feedback Email to Hasbro. Paul > > I sense a conspiracy theory here. > > So the announce on the website was just there to create some sort of fake > hype and to spread the word "Gp3" to every simracing fan's mouth. Typical > of Micropr.. err Hasbro :) > > > > > -- > -- Fran�ois M�nard <ymenard> > -- May the Downforce be with you... > > "People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't realise > how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world." > > >I know, we'll all hype up that we're soooo happy that GP3 is coming to the
U.S., sucker Hasblow into shipping millions of boxes here, then NO-ONE buy
it!!!
MUUUUHHHHAAAAHAAAAHAAAAAHAAAA
WHO'S WITH ME!!!
Goy Larsen wrote:
Byron Forbes! Yeah, that's the guy! Most succinctly summed up in the
following famous lament from about April 1998:
"I find Byron Forbes extremely offensive. Am I the only one who is
having a problem with him or are there others? Why does this NG tolerate
such behaviour from him?"
He was (and I imagine still *is*) a piece of work. His website -- the
infamous "Lightning Bolt Racing" -- is still up, though I didn't check
to see how long ago it was updated.
Ahhh, memories, memories!
Bart
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> > Byron Forbes !!! > > Where are you Byron ? > > Now there was a guy who could throw out an "industrial sized" (as > someone in this NG so eloquently put it) flame, ah those > memories.........I miss some of the "old-timers" in this NG, I really > do...... >Gosh, and I was feeling so guilty about doubting the honesty of these
folks...
Beelerrj wrote:
--
Bob Curtin
Worcester Area Strategy & Tactics Exchange
http://www.tiac.net/users/ten10ths/
"If God had intended men to join the Army he would have given us green,
baggy skin"
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> Odd, I got this reply today:" Thank you for contacting us. > > We are still determining distribution for this product at > this time. We appreciate your patience and apologize for > the delay. We will post the latest information on our site > at www.microprose.com." > > Hmm, makes you wonder.... > > Bob B.Goy Larsen wrote:
>
> Bartman, I don't know where you've been hiding these past months, but
> your return to this NG brings me a lot of joy, now if we could only get
> Bruce's fellow countryman (forgot his name of course) back in here, then
> we'd have the whole show going, I love it........
Thanks, Unc! I must venture the opinion, however, that your joy at the
return of the prodigal is probably not widely shared among the
congregation here! Now who *was* that Ozzie with the great sense of
humor? Let's find him and restore a proper sense of lunacy to this NG...
All part of Life's Rich Pageant�!
Bart
Odd, I got this reply today:" Thank you for contacting us.
We are still determining distribution for this product at
this time. We appreciate your patience and apologize for
the delay. We will post the latest information on our site
at www.microprose.com."
Hmm, makes you wonder....
Bob B.
LOL!!
When's the TV series being made, Barton? :o)
Barton Spencer Brown <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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only way I'll use
> > one is if I get it for free.
>
> > How does one "accidentally" post a message like that on a web site?It's not
> > as if all you have to do is hit a wrong key. As usual, Hasbro's pullin'your
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> Right on, Bob! Come the revolution won't be no more of this crap! The > bastidges! All everybody's doing is trying to lull us into a false sense > of security, then BOOM! Right in the neck! If it ain't the Commies, it's > the Fed, and if it ain't the Fed, it's Hasbro (a well-known leader of > the Trilateral Commission, the Freemasons, and the Rosicrucians, and > also suspected in several alien abductions). Scully and Mulder are > right: Hasbro plans to sacrifice humanity to an alien overlord, who'll > put our bodies in cocoons to hatch their vile, soulless young. No more > Mom, Apple Pie, or Chevrolet -- nothing but rank upon rank of mindless > automatons shouting "Heil Hasbro! Heil Hasbro!" Come on, Bob...you 'n' I > will grab our weapons and food cache and head for that bunker in North > Dakota. They'll never take us alive! > > Bart > > Bob Curtin wrote: > > > Mistake, my ass. > > > I wouldn't buy a Hasbro product unless my life depended on it, and theQuoted text (8 lines)
> > cranks folks. Like I said, I won't send one red cent to those grubby > > bastards. > > > No, the busybodies in government won't be through until every one of us > > is a God-fearing, tax-paying, government-loving, obedient, malleable, > > lobotomized, robot sitting quietly in our living room with our hands > > folded in our laps.W >Barton Spencer Brown wrote:
Bartman, I don't know where you've been hiding these past months, but
your return to this NG brings me a lot of joy, now if we could only get
Bruce's fellow countryman (forgot his name of course) back in here, then
we'd have the whole show going, I love it........
--
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"Team Mirage" http://www.teammirage.com/
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
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> > Bob Curtin wrote: > > > > ...Uh, excuse me, I've got to iron my KKK hood. > > You should try the poly/cotton "Wrinkle-Free" ones -- saves sooooo much > time! Don't fergit yer lighter, dooood... > > Oh, yeah -- LOTS of time...Barton Spencer Brown wrote:
Byron Forbes !!!
Where are you Byron ?
Now there was a guy who could throw out an "industrial sized" (as
someone in this NG so eloquently put it) flame, ah those
memories.........I miss some of the "old-timers" in this NG, I really
do......
--
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"Team Mirage" http://www.teammirage.com/
"The Pits" http://www.theuspits.com/
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> > Thanks, Unc! I must venture the opinion, however, that your joy at the > return of the prodigal is probably not widely shared among the > congregation here! Now who *was* that Ozzie with the great sense of > humor? Let's find him and restore a proper sense of lunacy to this NG... > > All part of Life's Rich Pageant�!Someone should put that to music, Bart.
Barton Spencer Brown <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Ahhh, memories, memories!
>
> Bart
>
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Barton Spencer Brown wrote:
I can't add much to this, so I'll just second that one......
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