Another one surfaces with a "daily Commentary". But not a word about Lil Ole Why2K.

The "doctor" will just love yesterdays:

http://scriptora.org/2001/03/09

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Ideas? Comments? Help? Email Russ russ@scriptora.org

http://www.scriptora.org

THE ABOUT: (missing his is "work" on Y2k) http://scriptora.org/stories/storyReader$2

"....... From 1997-2000, he managed an electronic commerce startup in the golf industry, Duffer.Com, from its virtual world headquarters.

During that period and most recently, he has contributed to the efforts of Iris Associates, the creators of Lotus Notes and Groove Networks, where follow-on products by Notes' founder are being developed.

------------------ And please don't miss this:

http://scriptora.org/stories/storyReader$2

http://www.supplysideinvestor.com/showarticle.asp?articleid=1320

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

Answers

To find the very definition of hypocrisy:

LINK http://scriptora.org/search/?q=Y2k

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

How on EARTH did you ever find that? Un-freaking-believable.

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

Stumbled across it from Toasty's link on his idiotic EYR reviews of web sites. Since I was the tier after Scratch amateur (got down to a 3 when I was 19 and then discovered women bigtime), I went to NSI Whois and lo and behold. Wait until you see who is there.

SEE: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/messages/22?threaded=

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/messages/143

but much later splits into the Humpty Dumb and the IT people like Karl Vogel, Heve Seller and Ken Garen.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/message/21

Followed by one that tells you EXACTLY what kind of mental framework he has constructed around his "world views". It is a mirror of the Toasty dismal world we live in bull shit.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/message/22 That was too yummy to pass by. I hope that someone will send it along to K. Pecker since they were such great buddies and I'm sure they will want to "catch up". Last I heard, KP had said good bye for the 275 1/2 time to the other bandwidth wasters.

It is clear from scanning the Dog's site that he lives in another world and his views are far more fundamentalist than he let on as he censored out the Ebil de-bunkers. I now suspect based on this that he was one of the last posters when the Doctor closed debunkers. The one who was pretending to be a pastor.

The "links" pages as usual, gives one a profile of the web site owner. Anyone who assembles such links as his and comments on them, is obviously greatly "under the influence". Were he in an organized group, it would be the definition of cult.

LINKS: http://scriptora.org/stories/storyReader$55

People like this are......extremists. The work from absolutes that permit their mental processes to justify "any means" because they become convinced that they are "just doing the work of The Lord".

And such people literally terrify me as much as the Mullahs in Tehran and the Morons bombing the Buddhas in the Afghan in the name of the "One True God".

However, since not all things are totally evil, there is an interesting link to a story on GWB that is not spin.

Reversed from his email address which dead ended at duffer.com. It was sitting on scriptora.com and plugging that in got the whole deal. This nicely explains his recent "absence".

NOW, for you, since you and Cherri are missing all your old favs. from De Jager, we give you:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/messages/1769?viscount=-30

FULL: NSI : Whois info for, duffer.com: Whois Server Version 1.3 Domain names in the .com, .net, and .org domains can now be registered with many different competing registrars. Go to http://www.internic.net for detailed information. Domain Name: DUFFER.COM Registrar: NETWORK SOLUTIONS, INC. Whois Server: whois.networksolutions.com Referral URL: www.networksolutions.com Name Server: NS.DELHI.NET Name Server: NS.CATSKILL.NET Updated Date: 22-dec-2000 >>> Last update of whois database: Sat, 10 Mar 2001 09:10:05 EST <<< The Registry database contains ONLY .COM, .NET, .ORG, .EDU domains and Registrars. ==================================================== Registrant: Duffer Enterprises LLC (DUFFER6-DOM) 43 Barnes Road Washington, CT 06793 US Domain Name: DUFFER.COM Administrative Contact, Billing Contact: Barker, Steven (SB2860) smbarker@CATSKILL.NET Delhi Telephone Company 107 Main Street Delhi, NY 13753 607-746-2111 (FAX) 607-746-7991 Technical Contact: Trelease, Bill (BT1036) billt@OPS.DELHI.NET Delhi Telephone Company 107 Main Street Delhi, NY 13753 607-746-2111 x235 (FAX) 607-746-7991 Record last updated on 22-Dec-2000. Record expires on 08-Dec-2002. Record created on 08-Dec-1998. Database last updated on 11-Mar-2001 09:52:42 EST. Domain servers in listed order: NS.DELHI.NET 205.232.248.5 NS.CATSKILL.NET 205.232.250.2

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

Interesting find, cpr. RL has a small spelling problem ("Talaban", "Arminian"). Maybe he has dyslexia a la GWB, Cherri and moi.

Didn't he have a bad vehicle accident in 1999?

Why would you expect him to have y2k in a search engine in 2001?

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

because the site goes back to 1995.

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

Hillarious! Nice example of one of them phony Christians if there ever was one. No "here is what we thought and what we learned from Y2k". Nope not a SINGLE anything. Nice role model, rolflmao.

Hell *I* bought the Y2k crap, completely early on. However once I understood some of the technicals, once I understood the memetic nature of this new medium I woke up. I then proceeded to spend the next 2 years alerting my fellows to the scam afoot. I still provide a website full of information in hopes some can learn and find answers to why they may have been duped as I was.

What does this "Christian" Lipton do? Again, does one need a better example of these impostors? He ain't no Christian and I have no problem reading his inventory publically. He is a book Christian without even the most basic of what it means or how it works. Without the works it is stale one-liners.

Nobody is perfect, the freaking message BTW. No shame in saying one was fooled, deceived, mistaken. Lesson is to admit as much, seek him, and love thy neighbor as thy self and be open and honest. I doubt RUSS will ever GI, but crazier things have and do happen.

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

And I'm sure that Cherri, The Engineer and Patrizia will be soooo happy to know another of their Favs survived TEOTWAWKI:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/message/370

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

Add to everything else, he was as I charged on debunkers not even a "techie" while he was posting multiple times daily his "I.T. Background". He was a ministerial candidate drilled in that who became (OH THE HORROR)...a "manager" in I.T. The DUPLICITY of this clown was that he was involved in a startup and whether it was his money or someone else's, that indicated he expected the startup would be around post 1/1/2000.

And what was that startup?? Was it some post Disater business plan? NO. It was www.duffer.com for golfers. (BTW, I have little tolerance for middle age men who have a 20 plus handicap. All it takes is a few lessons to get below 90 and into the 80s consistently which gets one into the 10-14 area. Over that is not "duffer" its its (ready?) HACKER.

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/message/615

Another of my all time Favs whose denseness matches erringChild.

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

File under THIS IS NOW MY STORY AND I"M STICKING TO IT:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/TYR/message/1102

Subject: Re: [TYR] Re: New York judge rules against Xerox in Y2k insurance case

Ralph,

Yeah, I'm familiar with the basic principle that was involved; these cases have been underway for a while, and the insurance industry was fighting tooth-and-nail to avoid being stuck with the bill for Y2K remediation. Their basic argument was that companies with non- compliant computer systems should have known about their situation long before 1998 or 1999, when they suddenly woke up and began panicking...

Ed

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001

OMIGOD -- It's "Skip". He's baaaaaaaaaaaaaack. (And I saw Roleigh was there too. It's old home week.)

-- Anonymous, March 11, 2001