Don't believe the lies Monster component will make your TV High Definition!

[Olfda Lertih]

Yes!

Any tv within the last 5 years with component cable holes is high
definition but evil manufacturers have not being telling you this and
instead selling heavily marked up tv's with high definition badges
slapped on, when in fact they are exactly the same. So yes your $199
crt you bought from BigW with component in can do "high progressive
interlacing definition" but no cable below $599 will let you do
this...why?

1. Cheap normal cables aren't shielded from cosmic rays, monster uses
electrotrandusic cosmic ray filter in all their cables ensuring that
the signal that leaves your dvd thing is the same pure digital signal
going into your component holes.

2. Cheap cable companies cut costs by not including inline nanotech
passive digital amplifiers that are embedded into the copper, this
allows all your component colour and tint signals to be amplified which
helps to lower signal loss by +128dB and make your signals into high
definiton.

3. Our connectors are the highest quality in the world made from
diamond plated magnesium ribbons.

4. We don't just use oxygen free copper, our copper is free of 02, Co2,
Cu, Hydrogen, Helium and Sulfur. These impurities can reduce
conductivity by up to 100v or 2A and increase resitance by 100 newtons
/ Nm

5. Our cable is packaged to the best possible standards, yes as mundane
as packaging may seem our packaging is the prettiest and most secure
than any other brand. Our packaging is difficult and time consuming for
wouldbe thieves to open up, and in a hurry chances our they'll injure
themselves on our tough plastic. But good packaging means that our
product will not be damaged during transport, cheap brands prefer to
use cheap no-frills packaging which can result in dangerous levels of
shock disrupting the copper fibres causes ghosting, snow, poor colour
and introduce noise which can damage your tv's delicate filter
capacitors.

So when you go to our next AV dealer and ask for the best cable, ask
them can their lower priced cable do all that?

If they say no, ask for Monster if they don't got monster, than you
don't buy.

[Beefhooked]

Didn`t realise it was April already?

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131628200.914573.246200@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Yes!
>
> Any tv within the last 5 years with component cable holes is high
> definition but evil manufacturers have not being telling you this and
> instead selling heavily marked up tv's with high definition badges
> slapped on, when in fact they are exactly the same. So yes your $199
> crt you bought from BigW with component in can do "high progressive
> interlacing definition" but no cable below $599 will let you do
> this...why?
>
> 1. Cheap normal cables aren't shielded from cosmic rays, monster uses
> electrotrandusic cosmic ray filter in all their cables ensuring that
> the signal that leaves your dvd thing is the same pure digital signal
> going into your component holes.
>
> 2. Cheap cable companies cut costs by not including inline nanotech
> passive digital amplifiers that are embedded into the copper, this
> allows all your component colour and tint signals to be amplified which
> helps to lower signal loss by +128dB and make your signals into high
> definiton.
>
> 3. Our connectors are the highest quality in the world made from
> diamond plated magnesium ribbons.
>
> 4. We don't just use oxygen free copper, our copper is free of 02, Co2,
> Cu, Hydrogen, Helium and Sulfur. These impurities can reduce
> conductivity by up to 100v or 2A and increase resitance by 100 newtons
> / Nm
>
> 5. Our cable is packaged to the best possible standards, yes as mundane
> as packaging may seem our packaging is the prettiest and most secure
> than any other brand. Our packaging is difficult and time consuming for
> wouldbe thieves to open up, and in a hurry chances our they'll injure
> themselves on our tough plastic. But good packaging means that our
> product will not be damaged during transport, cheap brands prefer to
> use cheap no-frills packaging which can result in dangerous levels of
> shock disrupting the copper fibres causes ghosting, snow, poor colour
> and introduce noise which can damage your tv's delicate filter
> capacitors.
>
> So when you go to our next AV dealer and ask for the best cable, ask
> them can their lower priced cable do all that?
>
> If they say no, ask for Monster if they don't got monster, than you
> don't buy.
>

[Mr Q]

LOL - are you going for a job with Monster marketing? :)

Mr Q
-------------------


Olfda Lertih wrote:
> Yes!
>
> Any tv within the last 5 years with component cable holes is high
> definition but evil manufacturers have not being telling you this and
> instead selling heavily marked up tv's with high definition badges
> slapped on, when in fact they are exactly the same. So yes your $199
> crt you bought from BigW with component in can do "high progressive
> interlacing definition" but no cable below $599 will let you do
> this...why?
>
> 1. Cheap normal cables aren't shielded from cosmic rays, monster uses
> electrotrandusic cosmic ray filter in all their cables ensuring that
> the signal that leaves your dvd thing is the same pure digital signal
> going into your component holes.
>
> 2. Cheap cable companies cut costs by not including inline nanotech
> passive digital amplifiers that are embedded into the copper, this
> allows all your component colour and tint signals to be amplified which
> helps to lower signal loss by +128dB and make your signals into high
> definiton.
>
> 3. Our connectors are the highest quality in the world made from
> diamond plated magnesium ribbons.
>
> 4. We don't just use oxygen free copper, our copper is free of 02, Co2,
> Cu, Hydrogen, Helium and Sulfur. These impurities can reduce
> conductivity by up to 100v or 2A and increase resitance by 100 newtons
> / Nm
>
> 5. Our cable is packaged to the best possible standards, yes as mundane
> as packaging may seem our packaging is the prettiest and most secure
> than any other brand. Our packaging is difficult and time consuming for
> wouldbe thieves to open up, and in a hurry chances our they'll injure
> themselves on our tough plastic. But good packaging means that our
> product will not be damaged during transport, cheap brands prefer to
> use cheap no-frills packaging which can result in dangerous levels of
> shock disrupting the copper fibres causes ghosting, snow, poor colour
> and introduce noise which can damage your tv's delicate filter
> capacitors.
>
> So when you go to our next AV dealer and ask for the best cable, ask
> them can their lower priced cable do all that?
>
> If they say no, ask for Monster if they don't got monster, than you
> don't buy.
>

[Olfda Lertih]

Sorry?

I am Monsters Marketing Guru, I have a PhD in Marketing & Electronics.

What do you have?

[Beefhooked]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131666149.300184.144320@f14g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...
> Sorry?
>
> I am Monsters Marketing Guru, I have a PhD in Marketing & Electronics.
>
> What do you have?
>

A Diploma in Common Sense

Do I win?

[Olfda Lertih]

I didn't know TAFE offered those, I think those are fantastic ideas for
all the CEO of other cheap cable manufacturers.

No I win! your only jealous because I work for monster and you don't!

Everyone hates us because they can't be us! :P

[Alex broden]

Monster cables are A RIP OFF. People who selel them should be SHOT.




On 10 Nov 2005 17:56:40 -0800, "Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au>
wrote:

>I didn't know TAFE offered those, I think those are fantastic ideas for
>all the CEO of other cheap cable manufacturers.
>
>No I win! your only jealous because I work for monster and you don't!
>
>Everyone hates us because they can't be us! :P

[Fraser Johnston]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131628200.914573.246200@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Yes!
>
> Any tv within the last 5 years with component cable holes is high
> definition but evil manufacturers have not being telling you this and
> instead selling heavily marked up tv's with high definition badges
> slapped on, when in fact they are exactly the same. So yes your $199
> crt you bought from BigW with component in can do "high progressive
> interlacing definition" but no cable below $599 will let you do
> this...why?
>
> 1. Cheap normal cables aren't shielded from cosmic rays, monster uses
> electrotrandusic cosmic ray filter in all their cables ensuring that
> the signal that leaves your dvd thing is the same pure digital signal
> going into your component holes.
>
> 2. Cheap cable companies cut costs by not including inline nanotech
> passive digital amplifiers that are embedded into the copper, this
> allows all your component colour and tint signals to be amplified which
> helps to lower signal loss by +128dB and make your signals into high
> definiton.
>
> 3. Our connectors are the highest quality in the world made from
> diamond plated magnesium ribbons.
>
> 4. We don't just use oxygen free copper, our copper is free of 02, Co2,
> Cu, Hydrogen, Helium and Sulfur. These impurities can reduce
> conductivity by up to 100v or 2A and increase resitance by 100 newtons
> / Nm
>
> 5. Our cable is packaged to the best possible standards, yes as mundane
> as packaging may seem our packaging is the prettiest and most secure
> than any other brand. Our packaging is difficult and time consuming for
> wouldbe thieves to open up, and in a hurry chances our they'll injure
> themselves on our tough plastic. But good packaging means that our
> product will not be damaged during transport, cheap brands prefer to
> use cheap no-frills packaging which can result in dangerous levels of
> shock disrupting the copper fibres causes ghosting, snow, poor colour
> and introduce noise which can damage your tv's delicate filter
> capacitors.
>
> So when you go to our next AV dealer and ask for the best cable, ask
> them can their lower priced cable do all that?
>
> If they say no, ask for Monster if they don't got monster, than you
> don't buy.
>

Classic.

Fraser

[Olfda Lertih]

No your a terrorist for advocating that monster sellers should be shot.

[Mike]

That's twice now that you've said "your" instead of "you're".

Your degree didn't help, did it!


"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131686388.508073.95080@z14g2000cwz.googlegro ups.com...
> No your a terrorist for advocating that monster sellers should be shot.
>

[jbk]

HAHA, good stirring of the pot there olfda. Guys here's a quote from one
of his other posts

Ext User(Olfda Lertih) Posts: n/a

Re: Are expensive cables a scam?

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

At Harveys we are expected to sell monster, I try and avoid it as me
talking up monster involves me lying and I don't like lying to people.

$300 HDMI monster vs $30 HDMI? I haven't seen a difference full stop.

I run 10m of Maxcable to my projector picture with that is no
different
than 10m of Monster-3 10M, price difference? a few hundred dollars.
Monster has massive mark ups,
ie Monster THX 1m cost $55 inc gst, sell $99 Monster 3 10m cost around
$300-400 mark, sells for around $700

PureAV by Belkin is very monster like, has monster like packaging,
sells at similar prices but has way better markup, also you can
discount pureAV's stuff alot more, Monster is HIGHLY discouraged from
discounting.


--
jbk

[Olfda Lertih]

:)

It's all good fun.

[Mr Q]

Unfortunately I failed my Diploma of Gullibility but I'm glad to hear
your position is working out for you. Is "Guru" an official title? :)

Is it true that adding a Monster cable to your cars fuel tank will
double your engine power AND improve fuel economy?

Mr Q
-------------------


Olfda Lertih wrote:
> Sorry?
>
> I am Monsters Marketing Guru, I have a PhD in Marketing & Electronics.
>
> What do you have?
>

[Olfda Lertih]

Monster will be entering the market in a few more months offering
complete automotive loom upgrades for all major makes and models. Our
studies have found thar 75ohm shielded coax used for your fuel pump can
increase fuel economy by 23%

[dezza]

Well after this load of horse crap that you have told us about these
cables,
it is obvious you can never be taken seriously again. You tell lies and
say it is good FUN. How are the newbies supposed to learn anything with
trolls like yourself.

Dezza.

[TommyGun]

Olfda Lertih

I thought these forums are to discuss things intellegently, everything
you have posted is full of shit :(
How can cable to a fuel pump increase fuel economy???????????? Think
about what you are telling people.

Your first post is interesting, is resistance measured in Newtons????
It has been a while since I went to school but that is the unit for
force - dickhead.

You are a common con man with no brains at all - please everyone do not
take one word this guy has said seriously

very disapointed

Tommy

[bassett]

"TommyGun" <bigbadbushrat@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1131849349.669973.326890@g44g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Olfda Lertih
>
> I thought these forums are to discuss things intellegently, everything
> you have posted is full of shit :(
> How can cable to a fuel pump increase fuel economy???????????? Think
> about what you are telling people.
>
> Your first post is interesting, is resistance measured in Newtons????
> It has been a while since I went to school but that is the unit for
> force - dickhead.
>
> You are a common con man with no brains at all - please everyone do not
> take one word this guy has said seriously
>
> very disapointed
>
> Tommy

Unfortunatly people get carried away, with there little bit of knowladge,
and if he in fact does work for "hardly Normal" he will be selling Fridges
and washing machines next week.

But if you want to discuss the in's and out's of cables, interconnects,
etc, please post your questions or pictures on here. It's worth the few
minutes it will take you to regester.
http://www.wga.plt-hosting.com/register.php?do=signup
bassett

[Olfda Lertih]

Who the hell are you wankers? i've never seen any of you post here
before.

1. Learn about something call a sense of humour, any moron with a 1/4
of a rotting brain stem would've been able to see it was a joke from
the few lines.

2. Lies? I was writing crap which in no way could've been
misinterpreted for truth, unless your a fucking moron or a retard.
Dezza you are dumber than your name makes you appear.

3. Tommygun Impedance is measured in OHMs or Z dumbshit, the thread was
a joke in the first place. If you were dumb enough to believe this
thread was serious then you are obviously either a) retarded severely
or b) just stupid.

4. bassett I work in brown goods and I have for the last year, i'm a
consistently high selling performer, I prefer to stay away from white
goods as I don't know anything about them

[bassett]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131876633.389413.274920@z14g2000cwz.googlegr oups.com...
> Who the hell are you wankers? i've never seen any of you post here
> before.
>
> 1. Learn about something call a sense of humour, any moron with a 1/4
> of a rotting brain stem would've been able to see it was a joke from
> the few lines.
>
> 2. Lies? I was writing crap which in no way could've been
> misinterpreted for truth, unless your a fucking moron or a retard.
> Dezza you are dumber than your name makes you appear.
>
> 3. Tommygun Impedance is measured in OHMs or Z dumbshit, the thread was
> a joke in the first place. If you were dumb enough to believe this
> thread was serious then you are obviously either a) retarded severely
> or b) just stupid.
>
> 4. bassett I work in brown goods and I have for the last year, i'm a
> consistently high selling performer, I prefer to stay away from white
> goods as I don't know anything about them
>

He works in Brown Goods,, That figures...

[Olfda Lertih]

Pack of sooks, wimps and poofs the lot of you whingers. If you can't
tell the difference between a serious post and a piece of irreverance
then you really must be missing many brain cells or possibly your brain
hasn't fully developed and matured or your just missing key parts of
your brain that affects intelligence.

[Mr Q]

Don't worry Olfda - I thought it was funny. :)

And at least you're not constantly pushing your own forum (not
mentioneing any names) ... :P

Mr Q
-------------------


Olfda Lertih wrote:
> Pack of sooks, wimps and poofs the lot of you whingers. If you can't
> tell the difference between a serious post and a piece of irreverance
> then you really must be missing many brain cells or possibly your brain
> hasn't fully developed and matured or your just missing key parts of
> your brain that affects intelligence.
>

[Beefhooked]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131899244.365093.155850@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Pack of sooks, wimps and poofs the lot of you whingers. If you can't
> tell the difference between a serious post and a piece of irreverance
> then you really must be missing many brain cells or possibly your brain
> hasn't fully developed and matured or your just missing key parts of
> your brain that affects intelligence.


Here here - Good on ya Olfda

[scalpel]

You have my vote for the ROFL of the day as well.

J.


--
scalpel

[TommyGun]

Olfda,

So your just a faggy saleman at a chain store, make no money and
probably steal from your employer, wear a bad suit or just some black
pants that you used to wear delivering pizza's for Dominos.

I think you you must have two dicks, because you can not be that stupid
from only pulling one.

[19Hz]

Damn, there is some serious venting on here.

Personally, I think it's pretty funny. If you've bothered to come
looking for AV Forums then you should know something...


There are some classics in here Oldfa:

"Cheap normal cables aren't shielded from cosmic rays".
Damn those cosmic rays. I hear some kryptonian in your cable helps cut
that down too.

"Cheap cable companies cut costs by not including inline nanotech
passive digital amplifiers that are embedded into the copper"
Yeah, I have these installed in the nerves to my sphincter so I can
fart louder.

"Our connectors are the highest quality in the world made from
diamond plated magnesium ribbons"
You need to use the word Lazer more. people are allwyas impressed with
lazers.

Hey Tommygun,
Whats to big deal? You seem to be personally offended very easily. Are
there issues below the belt you should be venting in another area of
this forum?

It's nice someone took the time out to take the piss.


--
19Hz

[Olfda Lertih]

Tommygun,

I work at Harvey Norman 3 days a week and I attend uni the other days
of the week

I pull in similar amounts per week to many of my friends who work full
time, from that I manage to also own an a rental property and i'm only
22 years old

I never worked for Domino's or any other pizza business.

[Alex broden]

So your a good con artist then. Hope you get hit by a car SCAMMING
SCUM like you deserve the worst.


On 13 Nov 2005 18:47:55 -0800, "Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au>
wrote:

>Tommygun,
>
>I work at Harvey Norman 3 days a week and I attend uni the other days
>of the week
>
>I pull in similar amounts per week to many of my friends who work full
>time, from that I manage to also own an a rental property and i'm only
>22 years old
>
>I never worked for Domino's or any other pizza business.

[bassett]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131936475.559218.5380@z14g2000cwz.googlegrou ps.com...
> Tommygun,
>
> I work at Harvey Norman 3 days a week and I attend uni the other days
> of the week
>
> I pull in similar amounts per week to many of my friends who work full
> time, from that I manage to also own an a rental property and i'm only
> 22 years old
>
> I never worked for Domino's or any other pizza business.
>

[bassett]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131936475.559218.5380@z14g2000cwz.googlegrou ps.com...
> Tommygun,
>
> I work at Harvey Norman 3 days a week and I attend uni the other days
> of the week
>
> I pull in similar amounts per week to many of my friends who work full
> time, from that I manage to also own an a rental property and i'm only
> 22 years old
>
> I never worked for Domino's or any other pizza business.
>

It's commendable that you work and also attend Uni, Unfortunately Hardly
Normal would be the last place in the world to buy any Audio, as all they
sell is retail crap,, In other words they sell run of the mill production
cheap stuff. Hardly entry level Hi-end. Strangely enough, they all stock
"monster" cables, which are not even considered entry level, when it comes
to hi-end cables.
They also con people that know no better with these cables,
"look at the superior picture you get with this high-end cable" The facts
are they show a screen with the good [supposed] cable connected in the
composite connection, and the cheap O, in the
RCA or whatever connection. So the representation will always be better, the
same thing would happen if you used the 2 dollar cable in the Composite.
But really if you want the good stuff, go to a dedicated Hi Fi
shop, that only sells Hi Fi. and you will find stuff that a department store
never see's ..
] If your really interested in Hi Fi, you might be better of, going to one
of these dedicated stores where you will learn what Good hi Fi is, as
apposed to the rubbish your conning people into buying now..
bassett

[Olfda Lertih]

Scamming? sorry where's your proof that i've ever scammed anybody?

[Fraser Johnston]

"Olfda Lertih" <cmwmjt@netspace.net.au> wrote in message
news:1131899244.365093.155850@g49g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...
> Pack of sooks, wimps and poofs the lot of you whingers. If you can't
> tell the difference between a serious post and a piece of irreverance
> then you really must be missing many brain cells or possibly your brain
> hasn't fully developed and matured or your just missing key parts of
> your brain that affects intelligence.
>

It cracked me up. I thought you had the monster bullshit down pat.

Fraser

[Olfda Lertih]

I can't believe could be dumb enough to have taken it seriously.

Diamond plated magnesium ribbons?

Diamond plating is kinda a dialectric, and I wouldn't want to have a
lot of current going through a magnesium ribbon anyway.

[Beefhooked]

"bassett" <bassett@bassettskennel.com> wrote in message
news:43780a93@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> It's commendable that you work and also attend Uni, Unfortunately Hardly
> Normal would be the last place in the world to buy any Audio, as all they
> sell is retail crap,, In other words they sell run of the mill production
> cheap stuff. Hardly entry level Hi-end. Strangely enough, they all
> stock "monster" cables, which are not even considered entry level, when it
> comes to hi-end cables.
> They also con people that know no better with these cables,
> "look at the superior picture you get with this high-end cable" The facts
> are they show a screen with the good [supposed] cable connected in the
> composite connection, and the cheap O, in the
> RCA or whatever connection. So the representation will always be better,
> the same thing would happen if you used the 2 dollar cable in the
> Composite.
> But really if you want the good stuff, go to a dedicated Hi Fi
> shop, that only sells Hi Fi. and you will find stuff that a department
> store never see's ..
> ] If your really interested in Hi Fi, you might be better of, going to one
> of these dedicated stores where you will learn what Good hi Fi is, as
> apposed to the rubbish your conning people into buying now..
> bassett

Hahahaha ......even Basset thinks its fair dinkum

[Olfda Lertih]

Harveys suits one end of the consumer market, specialist outlets suit
another.

There are far more people out there who can only afford to spend $500
on a sound system instead of $5000 other who will spent at least $5000
on a CD player. Simple as that.

I don't con anyone into buying anything, I myself simply say if you
want high end stuff you go to specialist or you spend more. People who
come to Harveys aren't coming to buy $20,000 B&W speakers or valve
amplifiers, any idiot should know that. A factory work who makes $500 a
week has a pretty smaller budget versus a someone who earns $5000 per
week, what you can afford kinda changes.

[TommyGun]

I'm sorry Olfda, you are now starting to speak sense, it is in there
some where.


Where can I buy Monster cable from????????

[redwrx13]

Ext User(Olfda Lertih)
hey mate where do u work......?
i think what you said about the people at harvey norman could sell
high end stuff is probably 97% TRUE < but you shouldnt judge people who
work in harvey norman < as there is a few specialist guys who actually
sell high end products in harvey norman< there knowledge is second to
none >>>


--
redwrx13

[Olfda Lertih]

I'd pit my knowledge against most sales droids in my town.

I work for a Harvey Norman in victoria.

[scalpel]

On a more serious note - I just came across this link, talking about
'cheapie' cables.

http://web.archive.org/web/20000305184924/http://www.magnani.net/~al/DigitalWireLabTest.html

Worth a read and a chuckle.

J.


--
scalpel

[dixitr]

Jeez, Mate, This was Funny.

Sorry to see some of the guys did not get the joke !!!!!

On a serious note, a forum is a great place to learn lot of new stuff,
and have involving discussion on technical things. I have learnt heaps
about home entertainment equipment from forums like this and
www.dtvforum.info

So, read on, post on, have a chuckle - and NJOY !


--
dixitr

[bassett]

"dixitr" <dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
news:dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au...
>
> Jeez, Mate, This was Funny.
>
> Sorry to see some of the guys did not get the joke !!!!!
>
> On a serious note, a forum is a great place to learn lot of new stuff,
> and have involving discussion on technical things. I have learnt heaps
> about home entertainment equipment from forums like this and
> www.dtvforum.info
>
> So, read on, post on, have a chuckle - and NJOY !

> dixitr

This is a good little forum,, heaps of different sections, to suit all
intrests
http://whogivesa.info/index.php

bassett

[Patric]

On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 17:12:18 +1100, "bassett"
<bassett@bassettskennel.com> wrote:

>
>"dixitr" <dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message

>news:dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au...
>>
>> Jeez, Mate, This was Funny.
>>
>> Sorry to see some of the guys did not get the joke !!!!!
>>
>> On a serious note, a forum is a great place to learn lot of new stuff,
>> and have involving discussion on technical things. I have learnt heaps
>> about home entertainment equipment from forums like this and
>> www.dtvforum.info
>>
>> So, read on, post on, have a chuckle - and NJOY !
>
>> dixitr
>
>This is a good little forum,, heaps of different sections, to suit all
>intrests
> http://whogivesa.info/index.php
>
> bassett


>
So you're back here pissing against other people's legs again. If the
forum you are pimping for is so good why don't you fuck off back
there, and please stay there!! you aare surely not welcome aaround
here, youl ilbred mongrelmutt!!

[bassett]

"Patric" <PatricS@theMcEwen.com.au> wrote in message
news:mm63q1htpi5cng008131dmmeaspj78f7f7@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 15 Dec 2005 17:12:18 +1100, "bassett"
> <bassett@bassettskennel.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>"dixitr" <dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au> wrote in message
>
>>news:dixitr.200qfv@no-mx.phorums.com.au...
>>>
>>> Jeez, Mate, This was Funny.
>>>
>>> Sorry to see some of the guys did not get the joke !!!!!
>>>
>>> On a serious note, a forum is a great place to learn lot of new stuff,
>>> and have involving discussion on technical things. I have learnt heaps
>>> about home entertainment equipment from forums like this and
>>> www.dtvforum.info
>>>
>>> So, read on, post on, have a chuckle - and NJOY !
>>
>>> dixitr
>>
>>This is a good little forum,, heaps of different sections, to suit all
>>intrests
>> http://whogivesa.info/index.php
>>
>> bassett
>
>
>>
> So you're back here pissing against other people's legs again. If the
> forum you are pimping for is so good why don't you fuck off back
> there, and please stay there!! you aare surely not welcome aaround
> here, youl ilbred mongrelmutt!!
>
And a very Merry Christmas to you too "possum"
Love bassett