Some people are so uptight it's scary

Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever they can, sad really.......... Joe

Stop your whining. If you don't like people politely asking to have the Rascar posts consolidated, then just ignore it. Is it that hard? I guess it just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever they can, sad really. Some of you people really need to get a life and figure out what's important in this life and what's not. (Pot...Kettle...Black....) -Tim "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]...

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> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe > >

Excellent! Can we have your email address so we can send it off to some advertising companies? Don't worry - if you're not interested in the emails you receive, you can just ignore them or filter them.

Thanks for proving my point guys........ "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]...

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> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe > >

So, that's what happens to you when someone posts a RASCAR message?? Wow that's pretty odd, how do you think that happens? Joe "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:b2f3mh$1ckhlj$[email hidden]... > Excellent! Can we have your email address so we can send it off to some > advertising companies? Don't worry - if you're not interested in theemails > you receive, you can just ignore them or filter them. > >

Thanks for top-posting while you were at it.

I am a malicious top poster, ya crybaby...... "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:b2f6hb$1b6t3o$[email hidden]... > Thanks for top-posting while you were at it. > >

> I am a malicious top poster, ya crybaby...... So I noticed. What a title. Are you a name-caller too?

Yes, but only when people act like children and cry about little things that upset them so much that they must whine about it. "Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:b2f757$1bki47$[email hidden]... > > I am a malicious top poster, ya crybaby...... > > So I noticed. What a title. Are you a name-caller too? > >

> Yes, but only when people act like children and cry about little thingsthat > upset them so much that they must whine about it. Yes, there's nothing worse than that - particularly when they whine about uptight people.

"Damien Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:b2f7bc$1ccg80$[email hidden]... > > Yes, but only when people act like children and cry about little things > that > > upset them so much that they must whine about it. > > Yes, there's nothing worse than that - particularly when they whine about > uptight people. You guys are making me uptight...

Trying to show that people are uptight by acting uptight is flawed logic :) dan "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]...

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> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe > >

"Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]...

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> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe

Hehehehehehahahahahahahah! *gasp!* Thanks, that was _reeeeeally_ funny! I really like this bit... > I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... You _were_ joking, right? R.

In article <b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]>, "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes:

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>Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in >this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on >this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run >any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it >just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever >they can, sad really.......... >

They've been mildly annoying for a year now and no one said a word. Suddenly there's a huge flood of them and when someone makes a polite comment he gets attacked. Who's uptight? Don McCorkle

All they have to do is make a news rule where anything with RASCAR in the title will get deleted, end of story. -- __________ Steve "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]... > Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe > >

In article <[email hidden]>, woodie83 @aol.com says...

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> In article <b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]>, > "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> writes: > > >Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > >this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > >this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > >any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > >just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > >they can, sad really.......... > > > > They've been mildly annoying for a year now and no one said a word. Suddenly > there's a huge flood of them and when someone makes a polite comment he gets > attacked. Who's uptight?

I think you should go back and re-read the applicable messages.

Hi all, errr, sorry for appearing ignorant and all, but could someone tell me what RASCAR is anyway. I've seen it mentioned in this newsgroup quite a lot in the titles but never payed it much attention. I assumed it was something to do with Nascar racing games (which I have never played) and so ignored them. Just mild curiosity as to what is causing this level of interest and uptightedness. Regards "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]...

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> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important in > this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR posts on > this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so you can't run > any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that hard? I guess it > just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses whining about whatever > they can, sad really.......... > > Joe > >

"Russell Spearing" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:b2j14h$4p6$[email hidden]:

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> Hi all, > > errr, sorry for appearing ignorant and all, but could someone tell me > what RASCAR is anyway. I've seen it mentioned in this newsgroup quite > a lot in the titles but never payed it much attention. I assumed it > was something to do with Nascar racing games (which I have never > played) and so ignored them. > > Just mild curiosity as to what is causing this level of interest and > uptightedness. > > Regards > > > "Joe Saxon" <joesaxon@!nospam!mindspring.com> wrote in message > news:b2evp0$o07$[email hidden]... >> Some of you people need to get a life and figure out what's important >> in this life and what's not. Is it really a big deal seeing RASCAR >> posts on this newsgroup? Is it really jamming up your computer? If so >> you can't run any decent sim on it anyway. Just ignore it, is it that >> hard? I guess it just wouldn't be the internet without some wusses >> whining about whatever they can, sad really.......... >> >> Joe

When Nascar 4 came out..or it may have been 2002, there was some interest by many of the road racers here. However they didn't have much experience in Nascar and wanted to get some learning in without being attacked by the Wreckers that populated the open servers...one thing led to another and a loose group was formed that ran races each week, eventually mimicking the Winston Cup schedule. dave henrie

Cheers Dave "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > When Nascar 4 came out..or it may have been 2002, there was some > interest by many of the road racers here. However they didn't have much > experience in Nascar and wanted to get some learning in without being > attacked by the Wreckers that populated the open servers...one thing ledto > another and a loose group was formed that ran races each week, eventually > mimicking the Winston Cup schedule. > dave henrie