On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:30:19 -0700 (PDT), Ralph B
 wrote:

>On Jun 18, 11:24 am, nicktravel2...@yahoo.com wrote:
>> On 18 Jun, 10:10, Ralph B  wrote:
>>
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>>
>>
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>> > On Jun 18, 10:09 am, Kim Andrews  wrote:
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>> > > BrritSki wrote:
>> > > > Dalziel & Pascoe stories really are rather good when you get into them.
>> > > > Characterisation is excellent, good stories, well written and he takes
>> > > > the pee out of left and right without favour, although I suspect his
>> > > > real sympathies are with Ellie. Good female characters im(male)o too...
>>
>> > > Yes, he has the rare talent of being able to write strong women who
>> > > aren't harridans.
>>
>> > > On a very different literary level, I enjoy reading Dick Francis for a
>> > > bit of light escapism, but his women are all wimps, witches or icebergs.
>>
>> > > I bet Reg had more luck with the babes than Dick. ;o)
>>
>> > I see we are all swerving away from Kenton's underpants.
>>
>> > It's a conspiracy, I reckon.
>>
>> > (This message's Google Groups captcha word is "nonsity". Not guilty to
>> > that, m'lud.
>>
>> And I can still avoid all the tiresome captcha stuff by clicking on
>> the top "send" button. No wonder all the GG spam continues.
>
>Didn't work for me last time ... trying again ... nope, the top "send"
>button requires the captcha too. Now, when I post from my gmail
>account, then I'm not required to pass a captcha. Maybe that's where
>your GG spam comes from - not that I've seen much (or any?) of that
>myself recently.

I don't have a gMail account: just a yahoo! knee-mail address (now
long expired) and a passworm from when I first registered for google
gropes.

Nick O
-- 
real e-mail is nickodell (at) bigfoot (dot) com

On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:53:55 -0700 (PDT), nicktravel2002@yahoo.com
wrote:

>On 18 Jun, 10:35, Nick Odell <gurzhfvp.jbexf...@ntlworld.com.invalid>
>wrote:
>> On Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:30:19 -0700 (PDT), Ralph B
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>  wrote:
>> >On Jun 18, 11:24 am, nicktravel2...@yahoo.com wrote:
>> >> On 18 Jun, 10:10, Ralph B  wrote:
>>
>> >> > On Jun 18, 10:09 am, Kim Andrews  wrote:
>>
>> >> > > BrritSki wrote:
>> >> > > > Dalziel & Pascoe stories really are rather good when you get into them.
>> >> > > > Characterisation is excellent, good stories, well written and he takes
>> >> > > > the pee out of left and right without favour, although I suspect his
>> >> > > > real sympathies are with Ellie. Good female characters im(male)o too...
>>
>> >> > > Yes, he has the rare talent of being able to write strong women who
>> >> > > aren't harridans.
>>
>> >> > > On a very different literary level, I enjoy reading Dick Francis for a
>> >> > > bit of light escapism, but his women are all wimps, witches or icebergs.
>>
>> >> > > I bet Reg had more luck with the babes than Dick. ;o)
>>
>> >> > I see we are all swerving away from Kenton's underpants.
>>
>> >> > It's a conspiracy, I reckon.
>>
>> >> > (This message's Google Groups captcha word is "nonsity". Not guilty to
>> >> > that, m'lud.
>>
>> >> And I can still avoid all the tiresome captcha stuff by clicking on
>> >> the top "send" button. No wonder all the GG spam continues.
>>
>> >Didn't work for me last time ... trying again ... nope, the top "send"
>> >button requires the captcha too. Now, when I post from my gmail
>> >account, then I'm not required to pass a captcha. Maybe that's where
>> >your GG spam comes from - not that I've seen much (or any?) of that
>> >myself recently.
>>
>> I don't have a gMail account: just a yahoo! knee-mail address (now
>> long expired) and a passworm from when I first registered for google
>> gropes.
>>
>(Follows self up to find out if there's something about my
>registration that gives me captcha-free access. This time I'll try the
>bottom button)

Ah... No captcha there either. Yet there was when they first started
this capcha lark.

Nick O
--
For sale to highest bidder: captcha-free google groups account. Ideal
for spamming.