Do it your self.... but don't lie.

zakezuke wrote:

been trying to intelligently communicate with.
kill file the jerk.
Frank

zakezuke wrote:

Measekite practices Seinfeldian wee wisdoms, Ã* la George Costanza:

"Remember, it's not a lie if you believe it." ;-)

-Taliesyn

"Taliesyn" <taliesyn4@netscape.net> wrote in message
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Taliesyn - you are kind to a fault! If Seinfeld had gone onstage for his
first standup gig and exhibited the wit, wisdom, and language skills of our
very own Measekite, he would have gotten the hook before uttering his
second sentence and we would never have heard from him again. Likewise, his
sidekick, George.

Did you mean Wee Wisdoms or was that a typo and you meant to say Wee-Wee
wisdoms? BTW, MK doesn't even know the difference between "duty" and
"doody." In other words, he doesn't know shit. But we always knew that.

I think he's accurate... my recent dialog with mr. mesekite has been
about as useful as a George Jerry convo.

Him: There are no brands!
Me: What about these guys over here?
Him: That's a vender
Me: What about these guys over here?
Him: That a MFG/formulator
Me: It's still sold under a label.
Him: It's not a brand.
Me: Well what about these guys over here, these guys who have retail
box products
Him: Those are not brands.
Me: How can those not be brands. It's got a label, it's got a logo,
it's sold in retail stores, how the hell can it not be a brand.
Him: It's a a wholesale brand.
Me: Oh, so you mean those things I spoke of in the first place are are
indeed brands then?
Him: You have to MFG, formulate, and distribute
Me: So canon is not a brand?
Him: Canon is the only brand
Me: But they don't make the ink
Him: They forumlate
Me: So do these other guys
Him: They are not brands, there are no brands, you are just stupid.
Me: Well we still have these guys with the retail box, these other
guys that you just said were wholesale brands. And these guys make
their own inks and papers and have the retail box to boot. That's a
retail brand. If canon is a brand then these guys are brands.
Him: I never call them brands
Me: You just called them whole sale brands
Him: You are full of horsey pucky, bat guano, and aardvark snot. You
are long winded complete and total knee biter.


This does qualify as a Seinfeldism as being a totally worthless convo.
Perhaps next time i'll try asking the wall for advice, "Hello wall, how
do you feel?"

Frank wrote:

"zakezuke" <zakezuke_us@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Sounds more like a printer/ink parody of the old famous Abott and Costello
"who's on first" routine.

Burt wrote:

WHEN YOU FIRST JOINED THIS NG YOU WERE A LITTLE WEANIE

AND NOW

*A
GREAT
BIG
SHMUCK
WITH EARS*

zakezuke wrote:

Burt wrote:

DID YOU WATCH FLASH GORDON AFTER THAT OLD FART

zakezuke wrote:

Zaz, you nailed it better than Seinfeld's own script writers. Your reply
was a classic. The interesting thing is, that's how conversations go
with Measekite - like talking to a wall.

And like the Seinfeld show, Measekite's entire existence in this
newsgroup for the past eight months has been about nothing. Yeah, that's
right (David Putty). He post dozens of messages a day about
aftermarket inks but has never ever even gotten remotely close to any.
And yada yada yada, Measekite has zero credibility. I recall a while ago
there was this woman who inquired about aftermarket inks from
experienced users. When Measekite volunteered his "no experience"
advice, she basically told him to get lost. That was most rewarding.

-Taliesyn

My smuckness or the existance of ears is beside the point, this with
all due respect is comming from someone who says anyone who's not using
Visual Basic is not a real programer, or something to that effect, but
even that is beside the point.

The points.

1. There are brands of 3rd party ink. You can buy them in the retail
enviroment and are in retail boxes. That is a fact. Lyson Fotonic
Media Street, and Prite-Rite are examples.
http://www.specialistinks.com/ep4000f.php
http://www.inkjetcartridgeshop.co.uk/printrite.jpg
http://www.mediastreet.com/index.html#dealer

2. There are wholesale brands of 3rd party ink. That is a fact that
you pointed out. Image Specalists OPC, InkTec, Stratitec, Sensient's
Formulabs just to name a few.

3. MIS Associates's MIS ink is likely a store brand, and very likely
to be "Image Specalists". I have no proof of this, neither do you.

4. Any statement you make that says "there are no brands of 3rd ink"
is a lie.

Now if you were to make a legit observation where OEM out peforms a
specific 3rd party solution... that would be useful. Pointing out who
sell wholesale and who sells retail might and I reapeat might be useful
information to someone, but make sure when you make this observation
that you are right, and if you are wrong don't resort to childish name
calling and do not continue to lie.

zakezuke wrote:

crippled old (he knows who flash gordon was) fart. He's completely lost
all sense reality. He postings are mostly unintelligible yet you
continue to treat him as if he were a normal, mentally capable person.
He has demonstrated over and over again that he isn't. He needs mental
help. Stop egging him on. Your's and our reality are different from his.
He makes no sense to us most of the time. He is mentally sick and
belongs in a mental institution. He cannot exist in a normal moderated
ng. He's been blocked from every moderated ng he has ever posted in.
This is his last outpost because it is not moderated.
Leave him alone and let him die on the vine for our his own good and the
sanity of this ng.
Please!
Frank

I know who flash gorden was. There was a cartoon in the 1990 with all
the vintage heros... and even seen the version where Queen does the
sound track. Does that make me old as well? I'm just curious.

zakezuke wrote:
Take $.25 see two movies get popcorn and drink.
Frank

<I>You tell me. I used to watch fl at the movie theater in the mid
'50's.
Take $.25 see two movies get popcorn and drink.</I>

Well even though i'm younger, I remember lots off odd bits of culture
from the mid 20th century. One thing i'm struggling to think of from
that time was a commercial starting a girl licking an icecream cone
while talking about the dangers of above ground nuclear testing I've
also seen flesh gorden but that was released in 1974. I don't know the
mythos behind Flash Gorden... I must admit I was shocked when I
discovered Buck Rogers was from the golden or silver era of comic
books. For all I know Flash was one of those classic noon serials at
the local cinama.

Point being, most of these pop icons and themes have been recyclced and
turned into theme parks so much that knowing one isn't a good indicator
of age.

"Frank" <fb@notspam.com> wrote in message
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I'll bet you even listened to the radio! Tom Mix, the Shadow, FBI in peace
and war, Jack Benny, George Burns and Gracie Allen, The Green Hornet, etc.

The Shadow i've heard a couple of programs of... as well as the Green
Hornet... as well as the radio version the the Lone Ranger. All of
these at one point or another have at least been released on
cassette... at least in part. Tom Mix i've never even heard of to be
honest. Jack Benny, George Burns & Gracie Allen to be honest i've only
caught their material on video. The only thing I could have possibly
have heard new that was a true blue radio show was stuff by ZBS
media... Jack Flanders... and those I caught long after they were no
longer played on the air.
http://www.zbs.org/catalog/index.php...01a52 e5bad8d
And ofcorse hitchikers guide to the galaxy which I caught as a library
rental.

Burt wrote:
Frank

"zakezuke" <zakezuke_us@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Several ot these programs had theme songs from the classics -

Lone Ranger - William Tell Overature
FBI in Peace and War - love of three oranges
Green Hornet - Flight of the Bumble Bee

and how could we have forgotten Jack Armstrong (the all American Boy)