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Re: "Queer Eye for the Blind Guy. The Ying Collective edition!     

Group: alt.seduction.fast · Group Profile · Search for Collection post in alt.seduction.fast
Author: SameAsB4
Date: Jan 23, 2007 23:37

...proofless, Ray. How can you stand posting such a load of bullshit? ... to the gay drivel that the *ying* collective posts. These closeted queens post all about their felching and butt stuffing fantasies. The collective is full of ugly queens. they... bad press. This is you: NNTP-Posting-Host: 141.153.205.166 ...alt.net, abuse@alt.net NNTP-Posting-Host: 64.59.135.176 X...
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Re: "Queer Eye for the Blind Guy. The Ying Collective edition!     

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Author: SameAsB4
Date: Jan 23, 2007 21:27

...the proofless, Ray. How can you stand posting such a load of bullshit? Johannes What ray posts is infinitely superior to the gay drivel that the *ying* collective posts. These closeted queens post all about their felching and butt stuffing fantasies. The collective is full of ugly queens. they ...you bad press. This is you: NNTP-Posting-Host: 141.153.205.166 X-Complaints...
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Re: "Queer Eye for the Blind Guy. The Ying Collective edition!     

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Author: SameAsB4
Date: Jan 23, 2007 10:48

.... The cry of the proofless, Ray. How can you stand posting such a load of bullshit? Johannes What ray posts is infinitely superior to the gay drivel that the *ying* collective posts. These closeted queens post all about their felching and butt stuffing fantasies. The collective is full of ugly queens. they are known as queer eyes for the ...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Mizter T
Date: Sep 18, 2008 01:01

... up to those who might wish to take advantage. I doubt if that particular fiddle is any secret. By its very nature it can't be a secret - as I said in a post upthread, working this through is "hardly beyond the realm of most peoples capacity for logical thought" - however I've never seen or heard or read about it anywhere, and despite my earlier comment most ...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Charles Ellson
Date: Sep 17, 2008 15:31

... to those who might wish to take advantage. I doubt if that particular fiddle is any secret. By its very nature it can't be a secret - as I said in a post upthread, working this through is "hardly beyond the realm of most peoples capacity for logical thought" - however I've never seen or heard or read about it anywhere, and despite my earlier comment most people don't...
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US-NY: New York-Outbound Collections Rep     

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Author: JobCircle.Com
Date: Sep 17, 2008 14:41

...?source=ng ************************************************************** Job Title: Outbound Collections Rep Job Location: NY: New ... and Digital Phone. Posting Job Title Outbound Collections Rep TimeWarner Division ...Other duties may be assigned. Collects delinquent account balances. Contacts assigned...technical school; or two years collections/sales experience expected. Excellent appearance...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Matthew Dickinson
Date: Sep 17, 2008 11:37

... wrote: On 16 Sep, 17:23, "Michael R N Dolbear" <m...@privacy.net> wrote: (snip) Would a NR automatic ticket barrier reject an attempt to use a post-dated ticket ? Yes, as would an LU one. But can you still get travelcards from shops that aren't dated till they've been through a barrier?  Presumably one could buy them any time, but...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Mizter T
Date: Sep 17, 2008 09:09

... them up to those who might wish to take advantage. I doubt if that particular fiddle is any secret. By its very nature it can't be a secret - as I said in a post upthread, working this through is "hardly beyond the realm of most peoples capacity for logical thought" - however I've never seen or heard or read about it anywhere, and despite my earlier comment most people don't ...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Charles Ellson
Date: Sep 17, 2008 08:08

... tomorrow only on buses (where the magnetic stripe isn't going to be read?). Or variations thereof. Yes, I have thought this through and reached similar conclusions - see my post upthread, though it may not be immediately obvious as I was purposefully using somewhat opaque language (though reading between the lines it quickly becomes transparent). As ever it's difficult ...
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Re: One day travelcards and collection from fastticket machines     

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Author: Mizter T
Date: Sep 17, 2008 00:47

... tomorrow only on buses (where the magnetic stripe isn't going to be read?). Or variations thereof. Yes, I have thought this through and reached similar conclusions - see my post upthread, though it may not be immediately obvious as I was purposefully using somewhat opaque language (though reading between the lines it quickly becomes transparent). As ever it's difficult to discuss ...
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