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Mon Jan 17, 2005 3:55 pm Post subject:
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so where do you livith "......"
yoh lets go pick up some chicks mixmaster...where's the party in europa
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yours ~
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 3:57 pm Post subject:
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ou et les filles mixmaster?
en france ou italy ou belgium?? |
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G. Morgan
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:03 pm Post subject:
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Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: uk.tech.electronic-security
=> BigWallop <= wrote:
| Quote: | I tried to find a definition for "dozzy", but I can't. Help me, my
British
friend....
You'll remember the Walt Disney Classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
One character in the movie, a dwarf, wasn't at all bright or clever. That's
right. Dopey !!! Well Dozzy is the Scottish slang word that means someone
just like Dopey. A new phrase is also being entered in the English
language. "Paul the Belgian Plonker" is the phrase, which also has the same
meaning as being like, or pertaining to, being Dozzy.
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HEH!!! Do you pronounce it dough-zee or dooozzzee-zey? I know the
pronunciation of Paul's moniker - koook!
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I was thinking of visiting the UK later in the year. Would you be up to
an
American (me) taking you to lunch if I'm in the area? I would like to get
your
perspective on security alarms in Europe, and finally get the low-down on
this
"Redcare" business.
I'd really like to say a definite "yes" to that offer of meeting you Graham,
but I do an awful lot of travelling myself, my friend. I'm kept constantly
on the move by work, all over the world, from one years end to the next, so
I can never say when or where I'm going be, at any given time in any given
week, or even any given day.
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Do you ever travel to the USA.... the state of Texas, specifically?
| Quote: | So I'm going to say a definite "Maybe" on the
offer, and when you get closer to your departure time, give me a shout in
the group, which I always scan through, and we'll see if we can arrange a
visit with each other when you arrive.
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That would be great. I see you're in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've always wanted
to visit my homeland. My grandmother is Irish - Is that close enough?
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Now the easy bits. Alarm systems in Europe are just as bad or as good as
they are anywhere else, my friend. It's the people using them that differ
enormously between places. I find anyway.
RedCare is just a comms' system like any other. The only difference with
RedCare is that it's payable through British Telecom. They used to be the
monopoly in the UK's telecommunication business. Now that BT have become a
competitor like everyone else now, they don't have the same clout they used
to. RedCare was, at one time, the one and only recognised alarm
communication system in the UK. After privatisation, under Mrs Thatcher's
government, the other companies which could provide the same services, with
the same equipment standards, came along and put RedCare in the same light
as the rest. It's really just another one of the many response systems now.
Nothing fancy. Although the die diehards here will say it's still the best,
I have used many of the others and had nothing but the same responses that I
got with using the RedCare system.
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I've heard from this group that RedCare is actually a system that monitors the
line, much like a leased line we have in the USA. Those are rare here. The
telecom companies do not offer a security package like BT does. We have leased
lines, called "T1's", but they are very expensive (a leased pair of copper).
| Quote: | That's about it really. I know I do go on a bit, so I hope you haven't
fallen asleep already? :-)
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Nah...
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Keep scanning through the newsgroup Graham. You never know what you might
find in here, Sir. It's always interesting to have many different views
from all over the world. So I hope you keep contributing.
Hope we do get to meet.
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I hope so too buddy!
I do have to go to bed -- it's 4AM!!
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-Graham
Remove the 'snails' from my email
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BigWallop
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:07 pm Post subject:
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"G. Morgan" <alarmprosnail@snailgmail.com> wrote in message
news:42048727.27085186@schoolofhardknocks.edu...
| Quote: | Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: uk.tech.electronic-security
=> BigWallop <= wrote:
I tried to find a definition for "dozzy", but I can't. Help me, my
British
friend....
You'll remember the Walt Disney Classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
One character in the movie, a dwarf, wasn't at all bright or clever.
That's
right. Dopey !!! Well Dozzy is the Scottish slang word that means
someone
just like Dopey. A new phrase is also being entered in the English
language. "Paul the Belgian Plonker" is the phrase, which also has the
same
meaning as being like, or pertaining to, being Dozzy.
HEH!!! Do you pronounce it dough-zee or dooozzzee-zey? I know the
pronunciation of Paul's moniker - koook!
Dough-Zee is perfect. |
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G. Morgan
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:07 pm Post subject:
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Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: alt.security.alarms
=> rory@aspbahamas.com <= wrote:
| Quote: | heya, acually ive been on and off for a couple years now ... but im
back again ..
im using google so I dont have ignore ... ;-(
anywayz, he actually started responding personally.. wouldnt it be nice
to bait him into giving his address and phone number out to us :-)
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That's easy:
PAUL RAMPELBERGH
29 HELDENLAAN
WEZEMBEEK-OPPEM B1970
BELGIUM
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-Graham
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BigWallop
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:14 pm Post subject:
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<rory@aspbahamas.com> wrote in message
news:1105955665.750383.327100@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
| Quote: | heya, acually ive been on and off for a couple years now ... but im
back again ..
im using google so I dont have ignore ... ;-(
anywayz, he actually started responding personally.. wouldnt it be nice
to bait him into giving his address and phone number out to us :-)
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According to him, all you have to do is phone the alarm receiving centre.
They'll give out all his details for free without interference or anything
from the manufacturers to tell them any different. LOL !!! Couldn't resist
that urge to be him for moment.. :-) Aaaahhhhh!!!! I'm cracking, slowly
but surely, but I'm cracking. The voices are now telling me to kill, but
I'll keep resisting them for as long as I can. Where's my tin foil hat?
ROFLMAO !!!! |
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G. Morgan
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:20 pm Post subject:
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Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: uk.tech.electronic-security
=> G. Morgan <= wrote:
| Quote: | Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: uk.tech.electronic-security
=> BigWallop <= wrote:
I tried to find a definition for "dozzy", but I can't. Help me, my
British
friend....
You'll remember the Walt Disney Classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs?
One character in the movie, a dwarf, wasn't at all bright or clever. That's
right. Dopey !!! Well Dozzy is the Scottish slang word that means someone
just like Dopey. A new phrase is also being entered in the English
language. "Paul the Belgian Plonker" is the phrase, which also has the same
meaning as being like, or pertaining to, being Dozzy.
HEH!!! Do you pronounce it dough-zee or dooozzzee-zey? I know the
pronunciation of Paul's moniker - koook!
I was thinking of visiting the UK later in the year. Would you be up to
an
American (me) taking you to lunch if I'm in the area? I would like to get
your
perspective on security alarms in Europe, and finally get the low-down on
this
"Redcare" business.
I'd really like to say a definite "yes" to that offer of meeting you Graham,
but I do an awful lot of travelling myself, my friend. I'm kept constantly
on the move by work, all over the world, from one years end to the next, so
I can never say when or where I'm going be, at any given time in any given
week, or even any given day.
Do you ever travel to the USA.... the state of Texas, specifically?
So I'm going to say a definite "Maybe" on the
offer, and when you get closer to your departure time, give me a shout in
the group, which I always scan through, and we'll see if we can arrange a
visit with each other when you arrive.
That would be great. I see you're in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've always wanted
to visit my homeland. My grandmother is Irish - Is that close enough?
Now the easy bits. Alarm systems in Europe are just as bad or as good as
they are anywhere else, my friend. It's the people using them that differ
enormously between places. I find anyway.
RedCare is just a comms' system like any other. The only difference with
RedCare is that it's payable through British Telecom. They used to be the
monopoly in the UK's telecommunication business. Now that BT have become a
competitor like everyone else now, they don't have the same clout they used
to. RedCare was, at one time, the one and only recognised alarm
communication system in the UK. After privatisation, under Mrs Thatcher's
government, the other companies which could provide the same services, with
the same equipment standards, came along and put RedCare in the same light
as the rest. It's really just another one of the many response systems now.
Nothing fancy. Although the die diehards here will say it's still the best,
I have used many of the others and had nothing but the same responses that I
got with using the RedCare system.
I've heard from this group that RedCare is actually a system that monitors the
line, much like a leased line we have in the USA. Those are rare here. The
telecom companies do not offer a security package like BT does. We have leased
lines, called "T1's", but they are very expensive (a leased pair of copper).
That's about it really. I know I do go on a bit, so I hope you haven't
fallen asleep already? :-)
Nah...
Keep scanning through the newsgroup Graham. You never know what you might
find in here, Sir. It's always interesting to have many different views
from all over the world. So I hope you keep contributing.
Hope we do get to meet.
I hope so too buddy!
I do have to go to bed -- it's 4AM!!
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G. Morgan
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:24 pm Post subject:
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nevermind the last one....
I just quoted and hit "send"
Email me if you can Big. I'd be interested in travel information, as this will
be my first trip overseas.
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:41 pm Post subject:
Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest |
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cool lets go visit, get sum frankfurts while were there and chek out
the belgium hoes ;-)) not..
nxt all wea need is an email addy ... |
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BigWallop
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 4:44 pm Post subject:
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"G. Morgan" <alarmprosnail@snailgmail.com> wrote in message
news:42099179.29727035@schoolofhardknocks.edu...
| Quote: | Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: uk.tech.electronic-security
=> G. Morgan <= wrote:
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week, or even any given day.
Do you ever travel to the USA.... the state of Texas, specifically?
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I'm in New Quork, sorry York, and, My favourite place in the world, Las
Vegas, Nevada quite a bit in my travels. I do quite a lot of sub-contract
work for the security teams in both places.
| Quote: | So I'm going to say a definite "Maybe" on the
offer, and when you get closer to your departure time, give me a shout
in
the group, which I always scan through, and we'll see if we can arrange
a
visit with each other when you arrive.
That would be great. I see you're in Edinburgh, Scotland. I've always
wanted
to visit my homeland. My grandmother is Irish - Is that close enough?
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My Mother was also from Irish decendancy, so I guess that is as close as you
can get. We're all Celts are heart.
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Now the easy bits. Alarm systems in Europe are just as bad or as good
as
they are anywhere else, my friend. It's the people using them that
differ
enormously between places. I find anyway.
RedCare is just a comms' system like any other. The only difference
with
RedCare is that it's payable through British Telecom. They used to be
the
monopoly in the UK's telecommunication business. Now that BT have
become a
competitor like everyone else now, they don't have the same clout they
used
to. RedCare was, at one time, the one and only recognised alarm
communication system in the UK. After privatisation, under Mrs
Thatcher's
government, the other companies which could provide the same services,
with
the same equipment standards, came along and put RedCare in the same
light
as the rest. It's really just another one of the many response systems
now.
Nothing fancy. Although the die diehards here will say it's still the
best,
I have used many of the others and had nothing but the same responses
that I
got with using the RedCare system.
I've heard from this group that RedCare is actually a system that
monitors the
line, much like a leased line we have in the USA. Those are rare here.
The
telecom companies do not offer a security package like BT does. We have
leased
lines, called "T1's", but they are very expensive (a leased pair of
copper).
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The leased line thing is just a simple ping system to test the line every so
often. It's nothing really fancy. We now have a two path method of comms
here that sends through the landline system and the General System for
Mobile Telephones (GSM), which will confirm an intrution on either path if
one or other is compromised. The telecoms people are now setting up these
systems as standard now, so they are all in the same business of providing
secure comms' down to the receiving centres now. As I say, their nothing
fancy anymore.
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That's about it really. I know I do go on a bit, so I hope you haven't
fallen asleep already? :-)
Nah...
Keep scanning through the newsgroup Graham. You never know what you
might
find in here, Sir. It's always interesting to have many different views
from all over the world. So I hope you keep contributing.
Hope we do get to meet.
I hope so too buddy!
I do have to go to bed -- it's 4AM!!
-Graham
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Yessir !!! You get your beauty sleep bigman. I'm not long back from the
middle east, so I'm still awake from the lag in time from the trip back. It
will probably hit me later tomorrow and I'll fall asleep in the middle of a
meeting. :-) But that not un-usual for me. Everyone is getting used to me
doing that. LOL !!!
Speak soon. |
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G. Morgan
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Mon Jan 17, 2005 5:03 pm Post subject:
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Subject: Re: Wireless Pro's in pissing contest
Newsgroup: alt.security.alarms
=> rory@aspbahamas.com <= wrote:
| Quote: | cool lets go visit, get sum frankfurts while were there and chek out
the belgium hoes ;-)) not.
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Let's go! I've no problem fuckin' a Belgium hoe!
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nxt all wea need is an email addy ...
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rampelbergh.p@swing.be
seriously, man.....
Do you need assistance getting into the US?
I think someone like you that wants to enter the US, should be given every
possible opportunity. Email me...
--
-Graham
Remove the 'snails' from my email |
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petem
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Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:35 am Post subject:
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Now if you want to write in french at least to it right
it should look like that:
Ou sont les filles?
En France,en Italie ou en Belgique??
<rory@aspbahamas.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
1105955820.450259.12700@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
| Quote: | ou et les filles mixmaster?
en france ou italy ou belgium??
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the answer is surely not in belgium cause if all belgium man are like
paul...they all like to go to restroom to watch each other.... |
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Tue Jan 18, 2005 11:16 am Post subject:
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| my bad! its been a while .. |
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