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WND: Vietnam cites Kerry to prove U.S. abuses
2004-06-22
Posted by:Super Hose

#24  meow! Think I'm in heat!
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 8:17:38 PM  

#23  Ship - Is this Lizzy sharpening her claws in anticipation of a night on the town?
Posted by: .com   2004-06-22 8:14:10 PM  

#22  I'm purdy careful with her.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-06-22 8:02:14 PM  

#21  watch her with that axe, Eugene
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 7:43:34 PM  

#20  I have a better one: a Macintosh :-)

sigh
My cat Lizzy Borden has even better solution, she uses HP 20320 programable catculator.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-06-22 7:17:49 PM  

#19  Ad-aware and Spybot are both free and will find most spy-bugs and data mining bugs...
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 7:10:05 PM  

#18  .com writes, ...and I have the best anti-spyware product available, as far as I know: Spy Sweeper.

I have a better one: a Macintosh :-)
Posted by: Steve White   2004-06-22 7:00:06 PM  

#17  that is local jargon for thinks
Posted by: Shipman   2004-06-22 6:53:39 PM  

#16  that dc, considering Spy S for a network sweep.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-06-22 6:52:55 PM  

#15  Thanks .com. They've been busy today. Why would they want to snarf up textbox contents?
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 4:56:38 PM  

#14  I had that happen twice on my home PC about three days ago. Both instances were within minutes of each other, but the firewall got them both. Haven't seen anything like it before or since.
Posted by: Laurence of the Rats   2004-06-22 4:25:02 PM  

#13  It's prolly Spyware - when in the post comment or preview mode you're in an HTML Form - whatever is on your machine must be detecting it and activating (prolly trying to snarf up textbox contents on Submit)... I have had a hell of a time lately - they're proliferating like crazy... and I have the best anti-spyware product available, as far as I know: Spy Sweeper.
Posted by: .com   2004-06-22 4:23:48 PM  

#12  hmmm - I've got a firewall and AV going, but neither show any attempts on mine
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 4:20:52 PM  

#11  B, it happens to me too occasionally on my home PC. It's not just port scans, its outright intrusion attempts.
Posted by: Zpaz   2004-06-22 4:16:11 PM  

#10  Thanks for asking..hmm...wonder if it's only me??
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 1:18:01 PM  

#9  never had that happen to me - dunno, sorry :-(
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 1:14:13 PM  

#8  I'd say about 2 out of 5 times I'm in the "submit query" section that I get hit with alerts. I can't help but wondering if during the info transfer that it doesn't somehow open a door to my computer to someone else logged in at the same time. But then what do I know?

Just wondering.
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 1:12:46 PM  

#7  ? Virus attempts?
Posted by: Frank G   2004-06-22 12:51:56 PM  

#6  What's with all the virus attempts? Is there some way that when we are in the comment section that it opens a portal or something (whatever) that allows hackers joint access?
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 12:51:22 PM  

#5  I disagree. McCain may be a hot-head, and for that reason, I wouldn't vote for him for President. But I think the Senate is a great place for him.

That McCain can cross party lines to get something done is a good thing in my book.

Say what you want about him, but he's a true American - regardless of whether or not you always agree with him and I don't.

That McCain is willing to publically shake hands with Kerry, and other slime bags in our Senate, in order to get things done doesn't mean he doesn't wash them incessantly once he gets home and out of public view.
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 12:49:04 PM  

#4  Don't underestimate McCain's irrationality. Watched over time, he comes across as short a bunch of gears--dangerously so. He doesn't seem to have much of a grasp of the US Constitution.
He also has a bad temper.
Arizona is a safe State for him, though, as the AZ GOP won't nominate anyone to run unless they are able to pay their own way--they don't fund their own candidates!
Most AZ republicans wish that McCain would retire.
Posted by: Anonymoose   2004-06-22 12:08:45 PM  

#3  and some people thought McCain might pair up with Kerry.....yeah right!
Posted by: B   2004-06-22 4:16:39 AM  

#2  Wait! Was Kerry in Vietnam?
Posted by: Capt America   2004-06-22 3:52:01 AM  

#1  Of course the 'Winter Soldier' staged investigation upon which Kerry had based his testimony has long since been proven as a deliberate fraud. People who have testified at it were either not ever in Vietnam or were imposters -- falsely claiming to be someone who had been in Vietnam.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2004-06-22 1:07:51 AM  

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