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Artemide Tolomeo
The new contemporary and modern designed suspension lights as those
from Artemide Tolomeo are creating waves in the market giving a romantic touch to the room through their illumination. These lights by Artemide Tolomeo reflect your taste and add a finishing touch to your room. http://www.dmlights.com/en/cat/5018/...e/tolomeo.html |
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These lights by Artemide Tolomeo reflect your taste and add a
finishing touch to your room... Not quite! This reflects *my* taste... http://img.diynetwork.com/DIY/2009/0...ng_s4x3_al.jpg |
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On Aug 26, 12:34*am, "Bill" wrote:
These lights by Artemide Tolomeo reflect your taste and add a finishing touch to your room... Not quite! This reflects *my* taste...http://img.diynetwork.com/DIY/2009/0...p-lighting_s4x... Shoot, they epically fail to reflect my taste and I don't even have a Y chromosome. Spammers. Cindy Hamilton |
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On 8/26/2010 12:20 AM, Ann Bleeker wrote:
The new contemporary and modern designed suspension lights as those from Artemide Tolomeo are creating waves in the market giving a romantic touch to the room through their illumination. These lights by Artemide Tolomeo reflect your taste and add a finishing touch to your room. Creating waves in the market huh? Then why do you need to spam us? And by gawd I can't possibly see anyway they can provide a "romantic touch" to a room, a robotic touch yes, romantic no. |
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Tony wrote: nothing of any import Um, Tony, you responded to two spammers today. Many of us don't see spam, because we filter it out. That is, we don't see it unless someone we do see insists on making some comment about it. And, spammers don't come back to read replies to their postings. So find something else to do. |
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On 8/31/2010 1:27 AM, Smitty Two wrote:
In , wrote: nothing of any import Um, Tony, you responded to two spammers today. Many of us don't see spam, because we filter it out. That is, we don't see it unless someone we do see insists on making some comment about it. And, spammers don't come back to read replies to their postings. So find something else to do. Um, Smitty, now you responded to the thread.... I did at least remove their link. I'd like to know what kind of filter you used, is this a known spammer? |
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In article ,
Tony wrote: On 8/31/2010 1:27 AM, Smitty Two wrote: In , wrote: nothing of any import Um, Tony, you responded to two spammers today. Many of us don't see spam, because we filter it out. That is, we don't see it unless someone we do see insists on making some comment about it. And, spammers don't come back to read replies to their postings. So find something else to do. Um, Smitty, now you responded to the thread.... I did at least remove their link. I'd like to know what kind of filter you used, is this a known spammer? I kill anything from google groups by default (so do many others on usenet) as 99.9% of the spam originates there. I realize there are legitimate a.h.r. participants who use google groups; I have many of them whitelisted. To kill google groups, you should have a newsreader that it capable of filtering on "Message ID." |
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On 9/1/2010 12:46 AM, Smitty Two wrote:
In , wrote: On 8/31/2010 1:27 AM, Smitty Two wrote: In , wrote: nothing of any import Um, Tony, you responded to two spammers today. Many of us don't see spam, because we filter it out. That is, we don't see it unless someone we do see insists on making some comment about it. And, spammers don't come back to read replies to their postings. So find something else to do. Um, Smitty, now you responded to the thread.... I did at least remove their link. I'd like to know what kind of filter you used, is this a known spammer? I kill anything from google groups by default (so do many others on usenet) as 99.9% of the spam originates there. I realize there are legitimate a.h.r. participants who use google groups; I have many of them whitelisted. To kill google groups, you should have a newsreader that it capable of filtering on "Message ID." OK I should be able to figure that out, but while checkinig into it I see that with all the options, 3 of them are... delete, ignore thread, and ignore sub thread. Would that take care of you seeing it if some nut like me reply's to a google group poster? |
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Tony wrote: OK I should be able to figure that out, but while checkinig into it I see that with all the options, 3 of them are... delete, ignore thread, and ignore sub thread. Would that take care of you seeing it if some nut like me reply's to a google group poster? My blood pressure isn't overly compromised by your replies to spammers, but since it's a useless thing to do, why not just refrain? Legitimate google groupers with something to contribute eventually make their way onto my white list by my seeing replies to their OPs. |
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