How do we get rid of this MI 5 Crap????

[DonMorrisey]

Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?

[Richard Isakson]

Ah, I see you're part of the conspiracy to suppress this poor guy's
thinking.

Rich


"DonMorrisey" > wrote in message
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> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
>

[Stuart & Kathryn Fields]

Yep: I've been selecting them and then hitting Ctrl D. It sure would be
nicer if he would take his stuff to a more appropriate NG.

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Experimental Helo magazine
P. O. Box 1585
Inyokern, CA 93527
(760) 377-4478
(760) 408-9747 general and layout cell
(760) 608-1299 technical and advertising cell

www.vkss.com
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"Richard Isakson" > wrote in message
om...
> Ah, I see you're part of the conspiracy to suppress this poor guy's
> thinking.
>
> Rich
>
>
> "DonMorrisey" > wrote in message
> ps.com...
> > Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
> >
>
>

[Doug Palmer]

If you click on the sender you can get his profile, then at the bottom of
the proflie page you can report the profile as a spammer, not much else to
do wth an unmoderated group.



"DonMorrisey" > wrote in message
ps.com...
> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
>

[Juan Jimenez[_1_]]

One way is to get a newsreader that allows you to filter based on content.

"DonMorrisey" > wrote in message
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> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
>



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[John Kunkel]

"DonMorrisey" > wrote in message
ps.com...
> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
>

If you're using Internet Explorer, click on "Message" at the top of the page
and select "Create rule from message", then create a rule to delete all
messages from that sender.

[Ernest Christley]

DonMorrisey wrote:
> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
>
You could always contact M15 and have them let up on the poor fellow.
Of course, then he would start having other agencies tracking his every
move.

Interpol
CIA
KGB
PTA*

Some people just lead important lives, you know 8*)


*For my brethren abroad, the PTA (Parent Teacher Association), is an
organization at most American schools that seeks to track down parents
and make them bake or sale cookies and brownies for some nefarious
operations like "enhancing the library". Generally headed by
stay-at-home moms with way to much time on their hands, these people can
be voracious hunters and trackers when it comes bake sale time.

[Blueskies]

"Ernest Christley" > wrote in message ...
: DonMorrisey wrote:
: > Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?
: >
: You could always contact M15 and have them let up on the poor fellow.
: Of course, then he would start having other agencies tracking his every
: move.
:
: Interpol
: CIA
: KGB
: PTA*
:
: Some people just lead important lives, you know 8*)
:
:
: *For my brethren abroad, the PTA (Parent Teacher Association), is an
: organization at most American schools that seeks to track down parents
: and make them bake or sale cookies and brownies for some nefarious
: operations like "enhancing the library". Generally headed by
: stay-at-home moms with way to much time on their hands, these people can
: be voracious hunters and trackers when it comes bake sale time.


Or the Harper Valley PTA...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harper_Valley_PTA

[Robert Bonomi]

Microsoft support said "upgrade to MI-6'.



Seriously, it it just a SMOP (simple matter of programming :)


I read news from the servers at "Supernews.com".
_They_ have already filtered him out, So I only see anything on
the subject when somebody responds to, and quotes, what he said.o

If the people that run the servers you use don't engage in that d*mn
fascist censorship' (I chose supernews specifically because they *DO*
do that, and are _really_ effectie at it) then you have to do it yourself.

The magic word is a 'killfile'. A feature of all competently-built
newsreader software -- one that lets you specify pattern-match rules
against every article, and suppress those that you don't want to see.

If, as your username suggests, you use Google Groups to access USENET,
then you are, simply, 'SOL', and the only advice is "upgrade to a real
newsreader, and to a real news-server service".

[Montblack]

("DonMorrisey" wrote)
> Is there a way to get these A-hole messages deleted when they show up?


I'm no longer seeing him/her, so my ISP (or whoever) must be blocking
him/her.

In Outlook Express, if your messages are expanded (-) (+), minimize the
thread down to its Original Post (OP) and DELETE that. Doing this will
delete all the posts in that thread.

What really, really, really, really, really, really bugs me... really,
really, really ....is when rec.aviation regulars include ALL of the spammed
newsgroups in their reply.


Montblack

[theChas.]

All I have been doing is to highlight the message line, and then click on
MESSAGE.
In that drop down menu, is an Option 'BLOCK SENDER'.... it blocks and
removes all messages from there on.



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[Maxwell]

"theChas." > wrote in message
.. .
>
> All I have been doing is to highlight the message line, and then click on
> MESSAGE.
> In that drop down menu, is an Option 'BLOCK SENDER'.... it blocks and
> removes all messages from there on.
>
>

You can also just highlight and delete it.

[Stuart & Kathryn Fields]

Thank you roundly for this!! I'll be using it now. Thanks again

--
Stuart Fields
Experimental Helo magazine
P. O. Box 1585
Inyokern, CA 93527
(760) 377-4478
(760) 408-9747 general and layout cell
(760) 608-1299 technical and advertising cell

www.vkss.com
www.experimentalhelo.com


"theChas." > wrote in message
.. .
>
> All I have been doing is to highlight the message line, and then click on
> MESSAGE.
> In that drop down menu, is an Option 'BLOCK SENDER'.... it blocks and
> removes all messages from there on.
>
>
>
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> Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com
>