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Hi all,

Unfortunately, I still have to work for a living 

This is kind of hard to explain. Yesterday, I completed negotiations with a
good and long time customer to upgrade a lot of the equipment at one of
their numerous manufacturing facilitates. The facility is about 1,000+
miles SW of my home (in a state neighboring the Dingo re-mailer)

Engineering, assembly, testing, etc. with delivery to site are typically in
the 6 to 10 month time frame. I have a large staff that can quite easily
complete these projects.

But, until these equipment upgrades are completed, the facility must remain
in operation. At this time, production at the facility is far below what is
required (losing money).

In an unusual turn, as a condition of the contract, I will be at the
facility assisting in day to day operation until we can get production up
to a satisfactory level and the equipment upgrades ready for installation.
For me, it will be like turning the clock back 18 or 20 years and doing
what I used to do for a living.

The end result is the re-mailer will have to run on auto pilot. I will not
be available for extended periods to attend to it nor the infrequent but
sometimes justifiable complaints from people.

On June 4th, 2006, I will switch the re-mailer to middle. Hopefully it will
continue to operate unattended. However, if it does go down, it will stay
down for possibly long periods of time.

Please understand, this has absolutely nothing to do with the re-mailer
operating as an exit. No problems or anything else with the re-mailer have
spurred this change. It is simply because I must honor contractual
agreements. My business takes priorities over many things in my life.

When this is over, I intend to return the re-mailer back to exit status.

Regards All,
Twisty Creek Admin

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TwistyCreek Admin wrote:

[..]

>On June 4th, 2006, I will switch the re-mailer to middle. Hopefully it will
>continue to operate unattended. However, if it does go down, it will stay
>down for possibly long periods of time.

[..]

Thanks for the very clear explanation of what you are
about to do. I suppose turning TwistCreek into middle
is a reasonable way of handling the situation. Your
remailer has always been very reliable etc. and it's
a pity to see it disappear from the list of trusted
exit remailers.

I, for one, would like to wish you well in your work
contract, and thank you for all the hard work you've
already put into TwistyCreek. Short of taking the
dedicated remailer computer with you and setting it
up at your new location as a continuing exit remailer,
going middle is the next best plan.  :-)

LoB


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On Sat, 27 May 2006, TwistyCreek Admin <admin^at^twistycreeek^dot^com> wrote:
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>Hi all,
>
>Unfortunately, I still have to work for a living 
>
>This is kind of hard to explain. Yesterday, I completed negotiations with a
>good and long time customer to upgrade a lot of the equipment at one of
>their numerous manufacturing facilitates. The facility is about 1,000+
>miles SW of my home (in a state neighboring the Dingo re-mailer)
>
>Engineering, assembly, testing, etc. with delivery to site are typically in
>the 6 to 10 month time frame. I have a large staff that can quite easily
>complete these projects.
>
>But, until these equipment upgrades are completed, the facility must remain
>in operation. At this time, production at the facility is far below what is
>required (losing money).
>
>In an unusual turn, as a condition of the contract, I will be at the
>facility assisting in day to day operation until we can get production up
>to a satisfactory level and the equipment upgrades ready for installation.
>For me, it will be like turning the clock back 18 or 20 years and doing
>what I used to do for a living.
>
>The end result is the re-mailer will have to run on auto pilot. I will not
>be available for extended periods to attend to it nor the infrequent but
>sometimes justifiable complaints from people.
>
>On June 4th, 2006, I will switch the re-mailer to middle. Hopefully it will
>continue to operate unattended. However, if it does go down, it will stay
>down for possibly long periods of time.
>
>Please understand, this has absolutely nothing to do with the re-mailer
>operating as an exit. No problems or anything else with the re-mailer have
>spurred this change. It is simply because I must honor contractual
>agreements. My business takes priorities over many things in my life.
>
>When this is over, I intend to return the re-mailer back to exit status.
>
>Regards All,
>Twisty Creek Admin
>
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Bummer, for us “Twisty” users.  Hope to see your remailer back to exit
status soon.
May your contractual agreements fare well and pay handsomely,

Jean

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Borked Pseudo Mailed schreef:
> TwistyCreek Admin wrote:
>
> [..]
> 
>
> [..]
>
> Thanks for the very clear explanation of what you are
> about to do. I suppose turning TwistCreek into middle
> is a reasonable way of handling the situation. Your
> remailer has always been very reliable etc. and it's
> a pity to see it disappear from the list of trusted
> exit remailers.
>
> I, for one, would like to wish you well in your work
> contract, and thank you for all the hard work you've
> already put into TwistyCreek. Short of taking the
> dedicated remailer computer with you and setting it
> up at your new location as a continuing exit remailer,
> going middle is the next best plan.  :-)

Twisty Admin must have no friends or relatives at all. Frog-Admin never
seemed to run out of old ladies to help him ensure continuing remailer
availability even when he was away to Spain for a couple of months!

(I am rubbing it in Twisty, I know ;-)
http://groups.google.com/group/alt....f2cd2cef77a4c15
http://groups.google.com/group/alt....1947f40bb4b1428

Thomas
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shout"
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On Sat, 27 May 2006 08:23:01 -0400, TwistyCreek Admin wrote in
Message-Id: <j5cg72hia5gii9t57r91h0pq72vg6hhsph@4ax.com>:

> The end result is the re-mailer will have to run on auto pilot. I will not
> be available for extended periods to attend to it nor the infrequent but
> sometimes justifiable complaints from people.
>
> On June 4th, 2006, I will switch the re-mailer to middle. Hopefully it wil
l
> continue to operate unattended. However, if it does go down, it will stay
> down for possibly long periods of time.
>
> Please understand, this has absolutely nothing to do with the re-mailer
> operating as an exit. No problems or anything else with the re-mailer have
> spurred this change. It is simply because I must honor contractual
> agreements. My business takes priorities over many things in my life.
>
> When this is over, I intend to return the re-mailer back to exit status.

Hi Twisty,

Good luck with the new contract, if you perform your job with the same
dedication you show your remailer I'm sure it will be a huge success!

Look forward to seeing you back soon.

Zax

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On Sat, 27 May 2006, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>

There are basically two kinds of people in this world, Thomas.  You are
either part of the solution, or else you are part of the problem.

Twisty has been a great remailer.  As LoB just commented, “very reliable.”

I’m sure that everybody here can see _exactly_ what kind of person you are,
Mr. “Thomas J. Boschloo.”  You’re definitely _not_ part of the solution.

You’re an ungrateful, xenophobic, paranoid, America-hating XXXXXXX.  And
that’s putting it mildly.

Jean

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Anonyma schreef:
> On Sat, 27 May 2006, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote:
>
> There are basically two kinds of people in this world, Thomas.  You are
> either part of the solution, or else you are part of the problem.
>
> Twisty has been a great remailer.  As LoB just commented, ?very reliable.?
>
> I?m sure that everybody here can see _exactly_ what kind of person you are
,
> Mr. ?Thomas J. Boschloo.?  You?re definitely _not_ part of the solution.
>
> You?re an ungrateful, xenophobic, paranoid, America-hating XXXXXXX.  And
> that?s putting it mildly.

Well Jean, if that is your real name, at least Frog-Admin provided an
excellent service 24/7, even while he was away! There are not many
remailers anymore that provide that kind of service these days.

I long for the days of Frog-Admin. I really do..
Thomas
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shout"
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On Sat, 27 May 2006, Anonyma <anon-bounces@deuxpi.ca> wrote:
>On Sat, 27 May 2006, "Thomas J. Boschloo" <nospam@hccnet.nl> wrote: 
>
>There are basically two kinds of people in this world, Thomas.  You are
>either part of the solution, or else you are part of the problem.
>
>Twisty has been a great remailer.  As LoB just commented, “very reliable.”
>
>I’m sure that everybody here can see _exactly_ what kind of person you are,
>Mr. “Thomas J. Boschloo.”  You’re definitely _not_ part of the solution.
>
>You’re an ungrateful, xenophobic, paranoid, America-hating XXXXXXX.  And
>that’s putting it mildly.
>
>Jean

You forgot the best part. He is a drain on society. He uses his little
mental illness to completely avoid any contributions to his society at all,
preferring instead to nurse from the socialist nipple. No responsibilities
(well, they may make him make his bed, I'm not sure).

Of course he hates America. In America, he would be treated, given a
prescription for meds, and sent out to make his own way in the world. He
would have to work for a living (*GASP*).

My brother is bi-polar. He was hospitalized in his twenties for a
manic-depressive episode, his first. He was treated, given a prescription,
and now owns his own house and land, is married, and is living the American
Dream, more or less. None of this "Boo-hoo! Boo-hoo! I'm all mental so all
I can do is cash checks and play video games and XXXXX endlessly about my
betters."

I have nothing but contempt for Boschloo, because he is *weak*, a poseur,
and a socialist.

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"TwistyCreek Admin" <admin^at^twistycreeek^dot^com> wrote in message news:j5cg72hia5gii9t57r
91h0pq72vg6hhsph@4ax.com...
> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> Hash: SHA1
>
> Hi all,
>
> Unfortunately, I still have to work for a living 
>
> This is kind of hard to explain. Yesterday, I completed negotiations with 
a
> good and long time customer to upgrade a lot of the equipment at one of
> their numerous manufacturing facilitates. The facility is about 1,000+
> miles SW of my home (in a state neighboring the Dingo re-mailer)
>
> Engineering, assembly, testing, etc. with delivery to site are typically i
n
> the 6 to 10 month time frame. I have a large staff that can quite easily
> complete these projects.
>
> But, until these equipment upgrades are completed, the facility must remai
n
> in operation. At this time, production at the facility is far below what i
s
> required (losing money).
>
> In an unusual turn, as a condition of the contract, I will be at the
> facility assisting in day to day operation until we can get production up
> to a satisfactory level and the equipment upgrades ready for installation.
> For me, it will be like turning the clock back 18 or 20 years and doing
> what I used to do for a living.
>
> The end result is the re-mailer will have to run on auto pilot. I will not
> be available for extended periods to attend to it nor the infrequent but
> sometimes justifiable complaints from people.
>
> On June 4th, 2006, I will switch the re-mailer to middle. Hopefully it wil
l
> continue to operate unattended. However, if it does go down, it will stay
> down for possibly long periods of time.
>
> Please understand, this has absolutely nothing to do with the re-mailer
> operating as an exit. No problems or anything else with the re-mailer have
> spurred this change. It is simply because I must honor contractual
> agreements. My business takes priorities over many things in my life.
>
> When this is over, I intend to return the re-mailer back to exit status.
>
> Regards All,
> Twisty Creek Admin
>
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Twisty could you tell me what middle vs. exit remailer means and what impact
 that will have on people that are using your service?

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On Sat, 27 May 2006, Borked Pseudo Mailed <nobody@pseudo.borked.net> wrote:
>On Sat, 27 May 2006 20:10:02 +0200, Nomen Nescio wrote:
> 
>
>Who cares what you think? You are obviously a mean-spirited busybody who
>gets his knickers in a twist over how someone he's never even seen is
>living his life.
>
>Forget about minding other people's business, and work on improving your
>own character and personality.

First of all, XXXX you hard, up the XXX, cunt.

Secondly, I have an opinion because this useless slug sits around on his
fat XXX, collecting check from his government for hitting the insanity
lottery, and spends all his time (by his own admission) playing XXXXing
video games and yapping it up here and other newsgroups.

Talk about not having a reason for anyone to care what his opinion is! Who
cares what a welfare recipient thinks about anything? He has no opinions of
his own anyway, all he is doing is parroting his local press.

My "character and personality" serve me well, and I don't think I'll allow
some meddling twat to convince me to change.

>
>And stop posting such slop to this group.

XXXX off, cuntdrip.

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