nospam@nospam.com

You are stupid. You think that you can go into a police station and
have someone arrested and sent to prison for "stalking and harrasment"
just because they did something that, while perfectly legal, strikes
you as being "creepy." I can see why you go by the handle "So Sad..."

Looking for information on someone is not stalking or harassment.
Get your facts straight before shooting off your mouth.

*Somebody* knows who flymx is. It is only a matter of time until we
all know who flymx is, and the world is able to link what he does in
the newsgroups with his real identity. All perfectly legal.

So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>
>Yeah ... really
>
>> Maybe he wants to send a nice thank you card.
>>
>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>
>>> Exactly and why else would he want the information unless
>>> he planned on doing something. It's creepy.
>>>
>>>> Looking for information on someone is not stalking or
>>>> harassment. What you do with the information, may be.
>>>>
>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> When you're all in prison for stalking and harrasment can
>>>>> we use your macho male brains for research into stupidity?.
>>>>
>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>Okay here's the deal :
>>>>>Go into a local police station and tell them that you're
>>>>>offering a bounty so you can get the name and address of
>>>>>a stranger on the internet. See what response you get.
>>>>>This is against the law and also a tad creepy.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Name the law that you think would be broken. I don't think you can.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>what you're doing is illegal.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I am getting tired of this "flymx" <ya@right.ca> polluting
>>>>>>>>the coffee forum, so I am offering a $250 reward, payable
>>>>>>>>via paypal, to the first person who posts his real identity.

 

flymx

<nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>
>
>
> You are stupid. You think that you can go into a police station and
> have someone arrested and sent to prison for "stalking and harrasment"
> just because they did something that, while perfectly legal, strikes you
> as being "creepy." I can see why you go by the handle "So Sad..."
>
> Looking for information on someone is not stalking or harassment.
> Get your facts straight before shooting off your mouth.
>
> *Somebody* knows who flymx is. It is only a matter of time until we
> all know who flymx is, and the world is able to link what he does in
> the newsgroups with his real identity. All perfectly legal.



You are too funny .. "the whole world" ... paranoid much ?...or do you think
I am one uh them thar terrrrrst..
If you want to know what I did today so badly ... well, I slept in... that
was nice...then I relaxed.. that was nice... I ate... that was nice..
watched a few movies.. that was nice.. ate somemore.. that was nice ..
laughed at your post.. that was more than nice.
Anything else you need to know about my day.. just ask .
Oh buy the way, I don't see you posting your real identity either... why is
that ??..
The "world" wants to know...
But thanks for the attention.
Too funny .

Oh, and "freedom" means having the choice in acts of aggression, at any
given time ,who you will and will not kill for your country.. otherwise you
are a puppet for the will of the government that is presently in power.





>
> So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>
>>Yeah ... really
>>
>>> Maybe he wants to send a nice thank you card.
>>>
>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>
>>>> Exactly and why else would he want the information unless he planned on
>>>> doing something. It's creepy.
>>>>
>>>>> Looking for information on someone is not stalking or harassment. What
>>>>> you do with the information, may be.
>>>>>
>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> When you're all in prison for stalking and harrasment can we use your
>>>>>> macho male brains for research into stupidity?.
>>>>>
>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Okay here's the deal :
>>>>>>Go into a local police station and tell them that you're offering a
>>>>>>bounty so you can get the name and address of a stranger on the
>>>>>>internet. See what response you get. This is against the law and also
>>>>>>a tad creepy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Name the law that you think would be broken. I don't think you can.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>what you're doing is illegal.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>I am getting tired of this "flymx" <ya@right.ca> polluting the
>>>>>>>>>coffee forum, so I am offering a $250 reward, payable via paypal,
>>>>>>>>>to the first person who posts his real identity.
>
>

So Sad The Renegade

There's nothing legal about this. Flymx is not a wanted criminal. You cannot
do this. It will get whoever started this in trouble because the person
doing this ain't looking for this information to send Flymx a Christmas
card. He is clearly going to do something else with this information
otherwise he wouldn't be offering cash. There is nothing "perfectly legal"
about this. Like I said go ask the authorities if this is "perfectly legal"
and see the response you get you assclown.

Arthur
<nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
news:11r7atcebu43fc1@corp.supernews.com...
>
>
>
> You are stupid. You think that you can go into a police station and
> have someone arrested and sent to prison for "stalking and harrasment"
> just because they did something that, while perfectly legal, strikes you
> as being "creepy." I can see why you go by the handle "So Sad..."
>
> Looking for information on someone is not stalking or harassment.
> Get your facts straight before shooting off your mouth.
>
> *Somebody* knows who flymx is. It is only a matter of time until we
> all know who flymx is, and the world is able to link what he does in
> the newsgroups with his real identity. All perfectly legal.
> So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>
>>Yeah ... really
>>
>>> Maybe he wants to send a nice thank you card.
>>>
>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>
>>>> Exactly and why else would he want the information unless he planned on
>>>> doing something. It's creepy.
>>>>
>>>>> Looking for information on someone is not stalking or harassment. What
>>>>> you do with the information, may be.
>>>>>
>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> When you're all in prison for stalking and harrasment can we use your
>>>>>> macho male brains for research into stupidity?.
>>>>>
>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>Okay here's the deal :
>>>>>>Go into a local police station and tell them that you're offering a
>>>>>>bounty so you can get the name and address of a stranger on the
>>>>>>internet. See what response you get. This is against the law and also
>>>>>>a tad creepy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Name the law that you think would be broken. I don't think you can.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>So Sad The Renegade wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>what you're doing is illegal.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>I am getting tired of this "flymx" <ya@right.ca> polluting the
>>>>>>>>>coffee forum, so I am offering a $250 reward, payable via paypal,
>>>>>>>>>to the first person who posts his real identity.
>
>

Rex McKinney

"So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
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> There's nothing legal about this. Flymx is not a wanted criminal. You
> cannot do this. It will get whoever started this in trouble because the
> person doing this ain't looking for this information to send Flymx a
> Christmas card. He is clearly going to do something else with this
> information otherwise he wouldn't be offering cash. There is nothing
> "perfectly legal" about this. Like I said go ask the authorities if this
> is "perfectly legal" and see the response you get you assclown.


I'm in law enforcement and the act of asking where some lives is not
illegal in my jurisdiction, even if someone wants to pay for the
information. For any violation there is a law and I can't come up with a law
I know that this violates. Is it possible some law will be violated with
this information, yes, is it possible no law would violated, yes. But that
doesn't make this act illegal.

Rex McKinney

So Sad The Renegade

And what do you think he's going to do with it?. Take flymx to lunch?

Arthur
"Rex McKinney" <endurodogno-spam@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> "So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
> news:lX1tf.254$ve2.102@fe23.lga...
>> There's nothing legal about this. Flymx is not a wanted criminal. You
>> cannot do this. It will get whoever started this in trouble because the
>> person doing this ain't looking for this information to send Flymx a
>> Christmas card. He is clearly going to do something else with this
>> information otherwise he wouldn't be offering cash. There is nothing
>> "perfectly legal" about this. Like I said go ask the authorities if this
>> is "perfectly legal" and see the response you get you assclown.
>
>
> I'm in law enforcement and the act of asking where some lives is not
> illegal in my jurisdiction, even if someone wants to pay for the
> information. For any violation there is a law and I can't come up with a
> law I know that this violates. Is it possible some law will be violated
> with this information, yes, is it possible no law would violated, yes.
> But that doesn't make this act illegal.
>
> Rex McKinney
>

I. Care

In article <RF4tf.32425$SV4.17593@fe14.lga>, mjp36@mts.net says...
> And what do you think he's going to do with it?. Take flymx to lunch?
>
> Arthur
> "Rex McKinney" <endurodogno-spam@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:ffGdnQj86f1dJSneRVn-gg@comcast.com...
> >
> > "So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
> > news:lX1tf.254$ve2.102@fe23.lga...
> >> There's nothing legal about this. Flymx is not a wanted criminal. You
> >> cannot do this. It will get whoever started this in trouble because the
> >> person doing this ain't looking for this information to send Flymx a
> >> Christmas card. He is clearly going to do something else with this
> >> information otherwise he wouldn't be offering cash. There is nothing
> >> "perfectly legal" about this. Like I said go ask the authorities if this
> >> is "perfectly legal" and see the response you get you assclown.
> >
> >
> > I'm in law enforcement and the act of asking where some lives is not
> > illegal in my jurisdiction, even if someone wants to pay for the
> > information. For any violation there is a law and I can't come up with a
> > law I know that this violates. Is it possible some law will be violated
> > with this information, yes, is it possible no law would violated, yes.
> > But that doesn't make this act illegal.
> >
> > Rex McKinney
> >
>
>
>
Probably. The question is will he return from lunch :-P
--
I. Care
Address fake until the SPAM goes away ;-}

So Sad The Renegade

Yep.

Arthur
"I. Care" <icare@whocares.com> wrote in message
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> In article <RF4tf.32425$SV4.17593@fe14.lga>, mjp36@mts.net says...
>> And what do you think he's going to do with it?. Take flymx to lunch?
>>
>> Arthur
>> "Rex McKinney" <endurodogno-spam@comcast.net> wrote in message
>> news:ffGdnQj86f1dJSneRVn-gg@comcast.com...
>> >
>> > "So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
>> > news:lX1tf.254$ve2.102@fe23.lga...
>> >> There's nothing legal about this. Flymx is not a wanted criminal. You
>> >> cannot do this. It will get whoever started this in trouble because
>> >> the
>> >> person doing this ain't looking for this information to send Flymx a
>> >> Christmas card. He is clearly going to do something else with this
>> >> information otherwise he wouldn't be offering cash. There is nothing
>> >> "perfectly legal" about this. Like I said go ask the authorities if
>> >> this
>> >> is "perfectly legal" and see the response you get you assclown.
>> >
>> >
>> > I'm in law enforcement and the act of asking where some lives is not
>> > illegal in my jurisdiction, even if someone wants to pay for the
>> > information. For any violation there is a law and I can't come up with
>> > a
>> > law I know that this violates. Is it possible some law will be
>> > violated
>> > with this information, yes, is it possible no law would violated, yes.
>> > But that doesn't make this act illegal.
>> >
>> > Rex McKinney
>> >
>>
>>
>>
> Probably. The question is will he return from lunch :-P
> --
> I. Care
> Address fake until the SPAM goes away ;-}

Rex McKinney

"So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
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> And what do you think he's going to do with it?. Take flymx to lunch?
>

It doesn't matter what he does with it, it's not illegal to ask for it or
pay for it. Thats the point people have been trying to make to you. People
are payed for this information thousands of times a month, they are called
private investigators. Since you seem to be unable to grasp this concept
I'm done with the discussion.

Rex McKinney

So Sad The Renegade

Who said I didn't grasp the concept you assbiter?. Jesus. Anyhow this idiot
wanting this information isn't a private anything you seeping human piece of
feminine hygiene product.

Arthur
"Rex McKinney" <endurodogno-spam@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>
> "So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
> news:RF4tf.32425$SV4.17593@fe14.lga...
>> And what do you think he's going to do with it?. Take flymx to lunch?
>>
>
> It doesn't matter what he does with it, it's not illegal to ask for it
> or pay for it. Thats the point people have been trying to make to you.
> People are payed for this information thousands of times a month, they are
> called private investigators. Since you seem to be unable to grasp this
> concept I'm done with the discussion.
>
> Rex McKinney
>

Hairy

"So Sad The Renegade" <mjp36@mts.net> wrote in message
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> Who said I didn't grasp the concept you assbiter?. Jesus.

You did, in your continued assinine comments.

Anyhow this idiot
> wanting this information isn't a private anything you seeping human piece
of
> feminine hygiene product.

Look who's calling someone else an idiot. Must be something in Winnipeg's
water. OTOH, what else can you expect from a top poster.

Dave