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Message-ID: <20020824094802.28152.qmail@email.com> From: sockz at email.com (sockz loves you) Subject: hypo-crazy ;) ----- Original Message ----- From: aliver@...il.com Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2002 21:18:59 -0700 To: full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com Subject: Re: [Full-Disclosure] hypo-crazy ;) > > No Sockz, not a 'petty attack'. > > I don't really know Sockz, but it's a little aggravating to see you post > this to the list. My memory isn't _that_ short. Let's quote your reply to > him: > > " Perhaps if you spent more time actually working on your course and not > hanging in #phrack you'd have known that. " > > This is _clearly_ a personal attack, and also quite accurately described > as "petty". Don't insult the intelligence of the list members by > suggesting otherwise. thanks aliver, but i can hold my own. i wasn't _really_ that insulted by the comment. just surprised i spose. i'm laffing about it at the moment cuz i'm currently banned from #phrack for reasons beyond my ability to change. if my original response seemed a bit catty then i appologise. btw just to clarify, i dont claim to be on the PHC. i dont see myself ever being on the PHC. but that said, i do support their efforts. > > I'm quite willing to go into my reasons off list, > > Yes, but you were willing to send this content-free message to the list > denying that you did anything. > > This sounds more like an excuse to me, but since it's unclear exactly what > your talking about I can't say for sure. meh. i guess what's being referred to here is the content of those posts after this one? i thought your story was pretty interesting, though i found myself unable to reply in depth without bringing forth examples from my own experiences, the kind which i am not willing to go into over a public list. i'm guessing this problem is what john/immn was also referring to. which is completely understandable. suffice to say, i dont envision myself working for the DoD :) that privilege was pretty much revoked before i even decided to persue a career in politics/whatever. it doesn't bother me in the slightest. i cant think of anything more boring than sitting behind a desk all day, advocating a cause i dont even believe in, just to earn a nice wage. money has never been as important as my beliefs, and i dont intend on changing those priorities any time soon. realistically who would want to be helping the DoD in its current state at the moment anyway. i mean in terms of policy decisions, its completely f*cked up! -- __________________________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup
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