Speaking of real slimeballs...
 

On Sat, 11 Jul 2009 17:04:47 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:


"HK" wrote in message
om...

I've mentioned this one here a few times...now Mother Jones has a really
nice piece about him. This fellow is the lowest of the low...and was
involved in one of the biggest health care scams ever.



Mother Jones
Public Option Enemy No. 1
By Nick Baumann | Thu July 9, 2009 4:06 AM PST


I need to find the link to the analysis of what it costs, in terms of energy
consumption, to post stuff to a newsgroup. It is surprisingly expensive,
relatively. The same amount of energy is consumed by those that download
and read the stuff.

It's time for a filter, I think. Not a Bozo filter. Windows Mail (and I
think OE) allow you to create a filter that will automatically ignore or
delete messages that exceed a certain, selectable number of lines.

I think maybe 50-75 lines should do it. Harry's cut and paste was one of
his shorter ones, but it still contains over 150 lines.

This response is about 31 lines, including the reference and short quote.

50-70 lines should be enough for normal discussions and will certainly
eliminate most of the energy wasting cut and pastes.

Eisboch



Filtering HK will accomplish what you desire, along with removing the
shorter trolls.
--

John H

Speaking of real slimeballs...
 

Just John Again wrote:
On Sat, 11 Jul 2009 17:04:47 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:

"HK" wrote in message
m...

I've mentioned this one here a few times...now Mother Jones has a really
nice piece about him. This fellow is the lowest of the low...and was
involved in one of the biggest health care scams ever.



Mother Jones
Public Option Enemy No. 1
By Nick Baumann | Thu July 9, 2009 4:06 AM PST

I need to find the link to the analysis of what it costs, in terms of energy
consumption, to post stuff to a newsgroup. It is surprisingly expensive,
relatively. The same amount of energy is consumed by those that download
and read the stuff.

It's time for a filter, I think. Not a Bozo filter. Windows Mail (and I
think OE) allow you to create a filter that will automatically ignore or
delete messages that exceed a certain, selectable number of lines.

I think maybe 50-75 lines should do it. Harry's cut and paste was one of
his shorter ones, but it still contains over 150 lines.

This response is about 31 lines, including the reference and short quote.

50-70 lines should be enough for normal discussions and will certainly
eliminate most of the energy wasting cut and pastes.

Eisboch



Filtering HK will accomplish what you desire, along with removing the
shorter trolls.
--

John H

The trouble is, he's such a narcissistic ass that he'll change his
handle several times daily. It's that *somebody notice me* thing!