"Why the drop outs?
 

"Telamon" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Radio Ron" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
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In article ,
"A Brown" wrote:

Telemon is what happens when they put computers in the rec
room of the group home.

Telemon has replaced his dick with his internet conection.
(The internet conenction is longer.)

You had to get all nasty.

I think it was you that set the nasty tone....time to grow up.

Tone? I was not using sexual terminology. You need to wise up.

yes tone...sexual or otherwise. It is you that set the tone for the
lack of civility here.

You need to grow up.

You need to wash out your mouth with soap pervert.

Telamon needs to get out of his mother's basement from time to time....and
get a date.

Instead of trying to prove his testosterone level here.

"Why the drop outs?
 

"Radio Ron" wrote:

But Telemon *owns* this group doncha' know? Or at least he thinks
he does.
Telamon wrote:

I do own it

Billy Burpelson wrote:

You've mentioned two or three times now that you "own this newsgroup",
but without going into any detail.

Fair enough...

...but could you please explain -how- someone "owns" a newsgroup? A
title? A deed?

Please elaborate.

Thank you.

Thanks to those that responded (including Telamon).

First, I FULLY REALIZE this is NOT a moderated news group. But thanks to
those of you that pointed it out.

Finally, -Telamon- made the claim that he owns it. The purpose of my
original post above, was to 'call' -him- on that statement and have him
elaborate a bit.

Telamon wrote:

I bought it from the creators of the news group years ago. Basically the
document was a bill of sale or sales agreement, which effected the
transfer of ownership. It has turned out to be a very good deal for me
except for a few people I have to put up with.

Telamon, thanks for the response; however, your brief explanation
generated more questions than it answered.

First, you say your "bill of sale or sales agreement" is a " *transfer*
of ownership". Fair enough. That explains the 'transfer' part. But you
did not address how it is actually *owned* in the first place, either by
you or others. Are you saying that if I started a news group on some
topic, that I would own it and then could actually sell it to someone
else at a later date? How would I prove my ownership to potential
buyers? Once they bought it, how would they prove to others that they
are now the new owners?

Is there something like a "Registrar of Deeds" of news groups or some
kind of equivalent to the Secretary of State for car titles where one
can actually look up news group ownership? Is there some kind of web
site where we can view a list of the owners of various newsgroups?
Reference(s) please.

Thank you.

"Why the drop outs?
 

----- Original Message -----
From: "Telamon"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: "Why the drop outs?


In article ,
"A Brown" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
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In article ,
"A. Nony Muss" wrote:

No you're the one posting stupid comments with nothing to say!

I have already said it all.

Yet you keep posting nothing over andover again...

Like you?

This is the "I know you are but what am I" defense.

I know you are an idiot that has nothing else better to do.

is it true you live in your mother's basement?

"Why the drop outs?
 

"A. Nony Muss" wrote in message
. ..

----- Original Message -----
From: "Telamon"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: "Why the drop outs?


In article ,
"A Brown" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"A. Nony Muss" wrote:

No you're the one posting stupid comments with nothing to say!

I have already said it all.

Yet you keep posting nothing over andover again...

Like you?

This is the "I know you are but what am I" defense.

I know you are an idiot that has nothing else better to do.

is it true you live in your mother's basement?

OF COURSE HE DOES! HOW ELSE WOULD YOU EXPECT SOMEONE TO HAVE SOME MUCH
TIME FOR USELESS POSTS AND UTTER LACK OF SELF-RESPECT? NOT TO MENTION
DISPLACED HORMONAL ENERGY.

HE TRIED STARTING A LOCAL DX CLUB....BUT HIS MOM WOULDN'T LET HIM STAY OUT
THAT LATE.

"Why the drop outs?
 

Again well said Telamon.

"Why the drop outs?
 

In article ,
Billy Burpelson wrote:


"Radio Ron" wrote:

But Telemon *owns* this group doncha' know? Or at least he thinks
he does.
Telamon wrote:

I do own it

Billy Burpelson wrote:

You've mentioned two or three times now that you "own this newsgroup",
but without going into any detail.

Fair enough...

...but could you please explain -how- someone "owns" a newsgroup? A
title? A deed?

Please elaborate.

Thank you.

Thanks to those that responded (including Telamon).

First, I FULLY REALIZE this is NOT a moderated news group. But thanks to
those of you that pointed it out.

Finally, -Telamon- made the claim that he owns it. The purpose of my
original post above, was to 'call' -him- on that statement and have him
elaborate a bit.

Telamon wrote:

I bought it from the creators of the news group years ago. Basically the
document was a bill of sale or sales agreement, which effected the
transfer of ownership. It has turned out to be a very good deal for me
except for a few people I have to put up with.

Telamon, thanks for the response; however, your brief explanation
generated more questions than it answered.

First, you say your "bill of sale or sales agreement" is a " *transfer*
of ownership". Fair enough. That explains the 'transfer' part. But you
did not address how it is actually *owned* in the first place, either by
you or others. Are you saying that if I started a news group on some
topic, that I would own it and then could actually sell it to someone
else at a later date? How would I prove my ownership to potential
buyers? Once they bought it, how would they prove to others that they
are now the new owners?


Is there something like a "Registrar of Deeds" of news groups or some
kind of equivalent to the Secretary of State for car titles where one
can actually look up news group ownership? Is there some kind of web
site where we can view a list of the owners of various newsgroups?
Reference(s) please.

Essentially I Own a business interest in the news group and yes the news
group is public place to post and read through numerous servers. The
best analogy I can think of is the sidewalk in front of your house. You
own it and are responsible for its condition but the city has an
easement for public use. Anyone can walk down the street and use it.

The news groups are not registered with a city like real estate because
it is virtual property and yes there is an organization of news group
owners. These are private business arrangements between people and I am
not at liberty to name the members. No need to worry about some kind of
conspiracy here as this is just business. The business arrangements are
registered with Internet domain name registrars and can be accessed by
people of standing and that does not include you as far as I know. It's
not quite on the level of the need to know but people do value their
privacy. You can understand that I hope because you are an amateur
operator and not just anybody.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Why the drop outs?
 

In article ,
"Radio Ron" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Radio Ron" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
.
..
In article ,
"A Brown" wrote:

Telemon is what happens when they put computers in the rec
room of the group home.

Telemon has replaced his dick with his internet conection.
(The internet conenction is longer.)

You had to get all nasty.

I think it was you that set the nasty tone....time to grow up.

Tone? I was not using sexual terminology. You need to wise up.

yes tone...sexual or otherwise. It is you that set the tone for the
lack of civility here.

You need to grow up.

You need to wash out your mouth with soap pervert.

Telamon needs to get out of his mother's basement from time to time....and
get a date.

Instead of trying to prove his testosterone level here.

You are so boring. Why bother to post this crap.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Why the drop outs?
 

In article ,
"Rob" wrote:

"A. Nony Muss" wrote in message
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Telamon"
Newsgroups: rec.radio.shortwave
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2008 10:10 PM
Subject: "Why the drop outs?


In article ,
"A Brown" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message

...
In article ,
"A. Nony Muss" wrote:

No you're the one posting stupid comments with nothing to say!

I have already said it all.

Yet you keep posting nothing over andover again...

Like you?

This is the "I know you are but what am I" defense.

I know you are an idiot that has nothing else better to do.

is it true you live in your mother's basement?

OF COURSE HE DOES! HOW ELSE WOULD YOU EXPECT SOMEONE TO HAVE SOME MUCH
TIME FOR USELESS POSTS AND UTTER LACK OF SELF-RESPECT? NOT TO MENTION
DISPLACED HORMONAL ENERGY.

Insulting my mother now? How low can you sink?

HE TRIED STARTING A LOCAL DX CLUB....BUT HIS MOM WOULDN'T LET HIM STAY OUT
THAT LATE.

Nope, I have never tried to start a "club" of any sort and yes my mother
only wants the best for me. I'm sorry to hear you never knew your mother
or apparently your father.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

"Why the drop outs?
 

Telamon wrote:

You are so boring. Why bother to post this crap.



If boring were a factor in posting ability, Lare would have disappeared
years ago.



mike

"Why the drop outs?
 

In article
,
RHF wrote:

On May 10, 3:41*am, RHF wrote:
On May 9, 10:21*pm, "Rob" wrote: "Telamon"
wrote in message

news:telamon_spamshield-

I'm not the one asking stupid questions like you or generating stupid
answers like RHF.

- telamon has post after post here with absolutey nothing
- to say.....and he's calling OTHERS stupid?
-
- telemon = the guy on this newsgroup with the most posts
- and with the least to say.
-
- i never saw someone use so much bandwidth to say so little.

The D'Oh! Poll : Vote for Telamon = The Guy on this Newsgroup
with the Most Post and the Least to Say.

SNIP

You never did get that whole self vote concept did you?

And how is the news group retard doing today?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California