where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

exactly

the newsgroup name is too long

-Aaron



Oenone wrote:

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

why don't we care about the 75 million russians that died?

>
Is it because the name of the newsgroup we'd have to discuss it in is just
too damned long?
>
--
>
(O)enone

[Oenone]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

exactly
>
the newsgroup name is too long

Do you not find it unbalancing that you have an excess of vowels in your
first name (60%), and yet hardly any at all in your last name (only 20%)?

--

(O)enone

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

no that doesn't bother me.

of course I didn't rename myself when I hit the age of 21 to be
aaron.student.i n.college.but.d rinks.too.much. kempf

only an idiot-- that doesn't understand the slightest bit about
marketing-- would choose a newsgroup name like
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langau ges.vb

the bottom line is that vb.net is no longer called vb.net; it is called
vb 2005 now; and not vb.net

-Aaron




Oenone wrote:

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

exactly

the newsgroup name is too long

>
Do you not find it unbalancing that you have an excess of vowels in your
first name (60%), and yet hardly any at all in your last name (only 20%)?
>
--
>
(O)enone

[Master Programmer]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

Yeah, some things never change. For the last 5 years all we hear about
is 9/11 (its actually 11/9) - big whoopie fucking doooo. So 3000 were
killed - how does that compare to 600,000 Iraq civilians in senceless
retaliation looking for non-existent WMD's ? Every time the tv is on
its still "war on terror - 9/11 - 9/11" - blah blah blah. What about
the Tsunami - 250,000 dead ? But of course because they were Asians,
Americans see then as somehow not important or that incident not worthy
of as much mention as a fire in a towerblock.

The Grand Master


aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

and the holocaust did happen.. I saw the 'work camps' first hand about
20 years ago...
>
I just don't think that they indiscriminitel y killed people.. and if
they did then they probably worked them to death
>
but then again; we did the same thing in America with internment camps;
etc.
>
and for the record; the nips killed what 30 million chinese? and stalin
killed 50 million russians.. hitler killed 6 million jews-- so why does
hitler get all the bad press when it was really the damn japs that did
all the killing?
>
the truth is that nobody gives a shit about japs killing chinese or
russians killing russians-- because they're considered 'less important
peoples'
>
no; I dont think that we should be propping up a failed military
dictatorship in Israel.
I dont think that the Holocaust justifies running in and stealing a
bunch of land and putting a little blue and white flag on top.
>
but I do believe that there were a lot of awful things going on in
World War 2... but I would choose Auschwitz over Nanking any day of the
week.
>
-Aaron
>
>
>
>
Master Programmer wrote:

He he. Yeah - I have already been singling out a few from this
newsgroup for "special treatment".

The Grand Master
** We all know that the haulocaust NEVER took place.**

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

maybe if your europe wasn't filled with wimps and wusses then maybe
you'd have some local software companies to bitch about; but because
europe is irrelevent why don't you stfu
>
if we want your opinion we'll send over a panzer or two
>
-Aaron
>
>
C-Services Holland b.v. wrote:
dbahooker@hotma il.com wrote:
I agree.
>

>
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:
>
>>since Access 2007 is a 'major change' then i assume that MS is going to

Wow, you're agreeing with yourself. Don't you think everyone knows
dbahooker and aaron.kempf are the same person? I guess I need to add a
few more aliases to my killfilter.



--
Rinze van Huizen
C-Services Holland b.v

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

clinton got attacked 3 times and did nothing but exacerbate the problem

Cole, Embassies, WTC part 1

Saddam was paying people to blow themselves up in the West Bank. I
think that we should technically 'go nuclear' flatten the whole fucking
Arabian Peninsula and pave it, put walmarts and american flags
everywhere

-Aaron



Master Programmer wrote:

Yeah, some things never change. For the last 5 years all we hear about
is 9/11 (its actually 11/9) - big whoopie fucking doooo. So 3000 were
killed - how does that compare to 600,000 Iraq civilians in senceless
retaliation looking for non-existent WMD's ? Every time the tv is on
its still "war on terror - 9/11 - 9/11" - blah blah blah. What about
the Tsunami - 250,000 dead ? But of course because they were Asians,
Americans see then as somehow not important or that incident not worthy
of as much mention as a fire in a towerblock.
>
The Grand Master
>
>
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

and the holocaust did happen.. I saw the 'work camps' first hand about
20 years ago...

I just don't think that they indiscriminitel y killed people.. and if
they did then they probably worked them to death

but then again; we did the same thing in America with internment camps;
etc.

and for the record; the nips killed what 30 million chinese? and stalin
killed 50 million russians.. hitler killed 6 million jews-- so why does
hitler get all the bad press when it was really the damn japs that did
all the killing?

the truth is that nobody gives a shit about japs killing chinese or
russians killing russians-- because they're considered 'less important
peoples'

no; I dont think that we should be propping up a failed military
dictatorship in Israel.
I dont think that the Holocaust justifies running in and stealing a
bunch of land and putting a little blue and white flag on top.

but I do believe that there were a lot of awful things going on in
World War 2... but I would choose Auschwitz over Nanking any day of the
week.

-Aaron




Master Programmer wrote:

He he. Yeah - I have already been singling out a few from this
newsgroup for "special treatment".
>
The Grand Master
** We all know that the haulocaust NEVER took place.**
>
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:
maybe if your europe wasn't filled with wimps and wusses then maybe
you'd have some local software companies to bitch about; but because
europe is irrelevent why don't you stfu

if we want your opinion we'll send over a panzer or two

-Aaron


C-Services Holland b.v. wrote:
dbahooker@hotma il.com wrote:
I agree.

>

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

>since Access 2007 is a 'major change' then i assume that MS is going to
>
Wow, you're agreeing with yourself. Don't you think everyone knows
dbahooker and aaron.kempf are the same person? I guess I need to add a
few more aliases to my killfilter.
>
>
>
--
Rinze van Huizen
C-Services Holland b.v

[Oenone]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

of course I didn't rename myself when I hit the age of 21 to be
aaron.student.i n.college.but.d rinks.too.much. kempf

True, but a pity -- that would have had a much better overall distribution
of vowels.

only an idiot-- that doesn't understand the slightest bit about
marketing-- would choose a newsgroup name like
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langau ges.vb

That's true, Microsoft have been fairly lacking in their marketing. They'll
never get to be a big successful company unless they improve that. Perhaps
you should apply for a job with them?

the bottom line is that vb.net is no longer called vb.net; it is
called vb 2005 now; and not vb.net

Oh, I thought the bottom line was that the name of the newsgroup was too
long? Or was that another thread? I get confused between them sometimes.

The bottom line is that there are too many threads in this newsgroup.

--

(O)enone

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

too many threads?

ROFL

I think that MS is surely losing the VB.net battle; as a symptom; I
refer to the traffic count in this channel is so much lower than the C#
channnels

-Aaron


Oenone wrote:

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

of course I didn't rename myself when I hit the age of 21 to be
aaron.student.i n.college.but.d rinks.too.much. kempf

>
True, but a pity -- that would have had a much better overall distribution
of vowels.
>

only an idiot-- that doesn't understand the slightest bit about
marketing-- would choose a newsgroup name like
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langau ges.vb

>
That's true, Microsoft have been fairly lacking in their marketing. They'll
never get to be a big successful company unless they improve that. Perhaps
you should apply for a job with them?
>

the bottom line is that vb.net is no longer called vb.net; it is
called vb 2005 now; and not vb.net

>
Oh, I thought the bottom line was that the name of the newsgroup was too
long? Or was that another thread? I get confused between them sometimes.
>
The bottom line is that there are too many threads in this newsgroup.
>
--
>
(O)enone

[Oenone]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

I think that MS is surely losing the VB.net battle; as a symptom; I
refer to the traffic count in this channel is so much lower than the
C# channnels

Perhaps that's because VB is easier than C# and people need less help.

--

(O)enone

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

then why are there specific newsgroups for specific editions of VB?

oh did someone at Microsoft bend a rul-sie?

ROFL

TIME TO FIX THE INJUSTICE



Dave F wrote:

There are not newsgroups devoted to specific editions of Access.
>
Post your question here and specify you are using Access 2007. Someone
knowledgeable about it will respond.
>
Dave
--
Brevity is the soul of wit.
>
>
"unknown" wrote:
>

[Master Programmer]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

Ha ha ha. Yeah, make the fuckers play baseball and eat hotdogs -
instead of chanting all of that Allah Mohammed Islam shite.

The Grand Master
..
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

clinton got attacked 3 times and did nothing but exacerbate the problem
>
Cole, Embassies, WTC part 1
>
Saddam was paying people to blow themselves up in the West Bank. I
think that we should technically 'go nuclear' flatten the whole fucking
Arabian Peninsula and pave it, put walmarts and american flags
everywhere
>
-Aaron
>
>
>
Master Programmer wrote:

Yeah, some things never change. For the last 5 years all we hear about
is 9/11 (its actually 11/9) - big whoopie fucking doooo. So 3000 were
killed - how does that compare to 600,000 Iraq civilians in senceless
retaliation looking for non-existent WMD's ? Every time the tv is on
its still "war on terror - 9/11 - 9/11" - blah blah blah. What about
the Tsunami - 250,000 dead ? But of course because they were Asians,
Americans see then as somehow not important or that incident not worthy
of as much mention as a fire in a towerblock.

The Grand Master


aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

and the holocaust did happen.. I saw the 'work camps' first hand about
20 years ago...
>
I just don't think that they indiscriminitel y killed people.. and if
they did then they probably worked them to death
>
but then again; we did the same thing in America with internment camps;
etc.
>
and for the record; the nips killed what 30 million chinese? and stalin
killed 50 million russians.. hitler killed 6 million jews-- so why does
hitler get all the bad press when it was really the damn japs that did
all the killing?
>
the truth is that nobody gives a shit about japs killing chinese or
russians killing russians-- because they're considered 'less important
peoples'
>
no; I dont think that we should be propping up a failed military
dictatorship in Israel.
I dont think that the Holocaust justifies running in and stealing a
bunch of land and putting a little blue and white flag on top.
>
but I do believe that there were a lot of awful things going on in
World War 2... but I would choose Auschwitz over Nanking any day of the
week.
>
-Aaron
>
>
>
>
Master Programmer wrote:
He he. Yeah - I have already been singling out a few from this
newsgroup for "special treatment".

The Grand Master
** We all know that the haulocaust NEVER took place.**

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:
maybe if your europe wasn't filled with wimps and wusses then maybe
you'd have some local software companies to bitch about; but because
europe is irrelevent why don't you stfu
>
if we want your opinion we'll send over a panzer or two
>
-Aaron
>
>
C-Services Holland b.v. wrote:
dbahooker@hotma il.com wrote:
I agree.
>

>
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:
>
>>since Access 2007 is a 'major change' then i assume that MS is going to

Wow, you're agreeing with yourself. Don't you think everyone knows
dbahooker and aaron.kempf are the same person? I guess I need to add a
few more aliases to my killfilter.



--
Rinze van Huizen
C-Services Holland b.v

[mg]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?


Barry wrote:

Still here then - posting rubbish as usual.
I know it's a public Group but really - what is the point?

He (and the sock puppets) are trying to fill an empty life. Not worth
disturbing the electrons required to reply.

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

that's just flat out funny.. absolutely hilarious

i'm just trying to say-- that MS is making it appear as if vb is dead
by the dismal traffic in microsoft.publi c.vb

either this damn langauge is called VB or its .NOT but as we all
know-- it's not called .NET anymore.. it's just called VB 2005.

Why can't VB 2005 use the microsoft.publi c.vb newsgroup?

I hate the word .NET i would rather use microsoft.publi c.vb
the word .NET just reminds me of the horrible injustice that happened
in the great battle for VB.net 2002 and VB.net 2003.

they shouldn't have changed the newsgroup name back then; and I just
flat out refuse to let MS inadvertently kill off VB by making it appear
abandoned

microsoft.publi c.vb
microsoft.com/vb

these two addresses make it appear as if ms has killed VB

-Aaron


Oenone wrote:

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

I think that MS is surely losing the VB.net battle; as a symptom; I
refer to the traffic count in this channel is so much lower than the
C# channnels

>
Perhaps that's because VB is easier than C# and people need less help.
>
--
>
(O)enone

[dbahooker@hotmail.com]

Re: where is the new access 2007 newsgroup?

robin i still dont get it.

how do you not understand that 6 million is less than 30m?
seriously here.

do the math; or wait does vb.net not load fast enough to do this calc?


-Aaron


RobinS wrote:

You really *are* a piece of work, aren't you?
>
Killing 6 million people purposely in the death camps is no
"better" than killing 30 million Chinese (if it's true) just
because it was a fewer number. What makes it more horrific is
that it was a specific group of people targeted and they were
systematically killed, they were driven into gas chambers and
shoved into ovens because of their religion.
>
This is an inappropriate setting for a discussion, and I
hereby invoke Godwin's law, and declare this thread dead.
>
Robin S.
---------------------------------------
>
<aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in message
news:1165849077 .046176.221270@ 79g2000cws.goog legroups.com...

and the holocaust did happen.. I saw the 'work camps' first hand about
20 years ago...

I just don't think that they indiscriminitel y killed people.. and if
they did then they probably worked them to death

but then again; we did the same thing in America with internment
camps;
etc.

and for the record; the nips killed what 30 million chinese? and
stalin
killed 50 million russians.. hitler killed 6 million jews-- so why
does
hitler get all the bad press when it was really the damn japs that did
all the killing?

the truth is that nobody gives a shit about japs killing chinese or
russians killing russians-- because they're considered 'less important
peoples'

no; I dont think that we should be propping up a failed military
dictatorship in Israel.
I dont think that the Holocaust justifies running in and stealing a
bunch of land and putting a little blue and white flag on top.

but I do believe that there were a lot of awful things going on in
World War 2... but I would choose Auschwitz over Nanking any day of
the
week.

-Aaron




Master Programmer wrote:

He he. Yeah - I have already been singling out a few from this
newsgroup for "special treatment".
>
The Grand Master
** We all know that the haulocaust NEVER took place.**
>
aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:
maybe if your europe wasn't filled with wimps and wusses then maybe
you'd have some local software companies to bitch about; but
because
europe is irrelevent why don't you stfu

if we want your opinion we'll send over a panzer or two

-Aaron


C-Services Holland b.v. wrote:
dbahooker@hotma il.com wrote:
I agree.

>

aaron.kempf@gma il.com wrote:

>since Access 2007 is a 'major change' then i assume that MS is
>going to
>
Wow, you're agreeing with yourself. Don't you think everyone
knows
dbahooker and aaron.kempf are the same person? I guess I need to
add a
few more aliases to my killfilter.
>
>
>
--
Rinze van Huizen
C-Services Holland b.v