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August 23rd 06, 10:33 PM
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What ever happened to the professor?
You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of
Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. |
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August 23rd 06, 10:39 PM
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What ever happened to the professor?
NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#3
August 24th 06, 03:35 AM
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What ever happened to the professor?
dx(FMLAO)Ace wrote:
NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. dxAce Michigan USA Your calling his present and past employers did wonders for his status, I 'm sure. Did you pretend you were from the FBI? You should be ashamed of your virulent stalking, you deviant. mike |
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#4
August 24th 06, 04:53 AM
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What ever happened to the professor?
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dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#5
August 24th 06, 05:25 AM
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What ever happened to the professor?
Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. -- Telamon Ventura, California It appears he posted as recently as November of 2005. |
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August 24th 06, 05:35 AM
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What ever happened to the professor?
In article . com,
"Steve" wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. -- Telamon Ventura, California It appears he posted as recently as November of 2005. He is around posting with other handles. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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#7
August 24th 06, 11:32 AM
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What ever happened to the professor?
On Thu, 24 Aug 2006 04:35:11 GMT, Telamon wrote:
In article . com, "Steve" wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. -- Telamon Ventura, California It appears he posted as recently as November of 2005. He is around posting with other handles. Possibly as NOVFP? The originator of this thread lists his IP address as 71.39.225.244, and that sure doesn't traceroute back to N0VFP. It's a qwest address which appears to be located in Missouri somewhere. Boy, N0VFP sure owns a lot of people here. |
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#8
August 24th 06, 12:37 PM
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What ever happened to the professor?
Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. Yeah, probably in one disguise or another. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#9
August 24th 06, 12:40 PM
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What ever happened to the professor?
Telamon wrote: In article . com, "Steve" wrote: Telamon wrote: In article , dxAce wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. "Mr. no PhD" is still around. -- Telamon Ventura, California It appears he posted as recently as November of 2005. He is around posting with other handles. He did pop in a while back, maybe it was November, with some logs. I wasn't sure if it was really him or an imposter. But like you say, he may indeed be in disguise. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#10
August 24th 06, 12:59 PM
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What ever happened to the professor?
m II wrote: dx(FMLAO)Ace wrote: NOVFP wrote: You know - Dr. M.W. Bryant, PhD - professor at the University of Louisville. He used to post good swl logs on here. Wonder what ever became of him. Dr.? PhD? He disappeared after it became apparent that the jig was up. I think what may have done him in was the fact that he called me up and claimed I got him fired. I then called his employer and verified that he had indeed not been fired. My guess is that his employer had a chat with him after that. Your calling his present and past employers did wonders for his status, I 'm sure. Yeah! Especially since he didn't have that PhD he claimed. And of course, he didn't help himself by calling me up and claiming that *I* got him fired. That was merely *another* fabrication on his part. Did you pretend you were from the FBI? Nope, just told them who I was and that Mr. Bryant was making certain claims. You should be ashamed of your virulent stalking, you deviant. Checking facts is not stalking, oh dumbass Canucky one, it's more like a reporters job. dxAce Michigan USA |
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