On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:29:26 +0000, Old Codger
herethereandeverywhere.com> wrote:
>On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:24:41 +0000, Old Codger
>
herethereandeverywhere.com> wrote:
>>>On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:21:16 +0000, Old Codger
>>
herethereandeverywhere.com> wrote:
>>>>>On Tue, 22 Jan 2008 14:04:37 -0800 (PST), patgardiner@
btinternet.com
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>>On 22 Jan, 19:57, %%ste...@
malloc.co.uk (Steve Firth) wrote:
>>>>> A sad bastard pretending to be someone else wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Good game this :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> Do you think it takes a genius to look up a website? What a pathetic
>>>>> lump of crap you are.
>>>>
>>>>Steve.
>>>>
>>>>This is a very new company, obviously with very little business,
>>>>otherwise you would not be wasting your time on here.
>>>>
>>>>You have a duty to your creditors to keep your head down and make it a
>>>>success. Dragging it into disrepute by your performance on the Usenet
>>>>is just plain silly too.
>>>>
>>>>If you go up the swanny, your creditors are likely to be mad enough to
>>>>make you personally responsible for all the debts and bankrupt you if
>>>>you don't pay up.
>>>>
>>>>Now be sensible, get on with some remunerative work.
>>>>
>>>>You have a duty to your son too not to get into a brawl with the
>>>>American authorities.
>>>>
>>>>Animal welfare are not the kind of people any sensible businessman
>>>>goes out of his way to upset.
>>>>
>>>
>>>The e-crime and computer evidence 2006 - conference Programme was
>>>quite interesting. Who should we find but Firth the bully and pro hunt
>>>extremist Andrea Monti, Universita' di Chieti & Stephen A. Firth -
>>>Firth Consulting, UK
>>>
>>>Look at all the names there
http://ecce.n-gate.net/programme.html
>>>I wonder how many really know who Steve Firth the bully and pro hunt
>>>extremist really is?
>>>
>>
>>I bet
http://www.gisberto.co.uk/ Fine food and typical products of
>>Abruzzo - the best of Italy. Would be very disappointed an surprised
>>to know of a crook in their midst!
>
>Look who we have here
http://tinyurl.com/22qe43 firthcom.demon.co.uk
>Oh how I love Google.
>
>Steve Firth of Firth Consulting UK/USA making friends
>
>Re: Today's lead cover-up at the BBC
>
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>Date Thu, 22 Jan 98 23:57:34 GMT
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>In article <1d389u0.5fiepj1xzugpN@
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>filter@
firthcom.demon.co.uk "Steve Firth" of Firth Consulting writes:
>
>> Hello Duncan, are you back off the medication again?
>
> That's really funny, Steve.
>
>
> We had a visit
>from
>> your alter-ego Matt Giwer and your chum Joe Nemec and all those other
>> net-kooks we just love to hate.
>
> That's really interesting, Steve.
>
>
>> Tell me, is your life really so foul that you can only make yourself
>> happy by hating people just a tad duskier than you?
>
> Actually, that is funny. I had a gipsy girlfriend once (long
>before
>the current wave of Romany creeps washed ashore). Of the two or three
>times
>in my life I've been close to an untimely end, she was one of them.
>How about
>you?
and
Date: Sat, 21 Jan 1995 23:49:32 +0000
From: Steve Firth
firthcom.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Pontiff & RR
Stefan R. Jacob said
>Speaking of Mercedes, the Pontiff has really disappointed me. In Australia
>of all places he has the nerve to show up with a G-Wagen! Wonder how much
>that appearance cost Mercedes...
I saw an article recently which mentioned that the Range Rover based
"Popemobile" used for the Pope's visit to Britain had been restored
and is
now for sale.
BTW Stefan I work in Wiesbaden (well Delkenheim) quite often and I
stay in
the around the Kurhaus. I see a lot of Land Rovers around the area,
I've
even seen someone eating at Kaefer's who arrived in Defender 100 V8,
and
the Landie seemed to be treated as if it were a limousine. Strangely I
have
never seen a G-Wagen in Wiesbaden, mostly over here.
My experience with them classes them firmly as an over-priced
competitor to
the Defender (without the load space). The diesel is horribly slow,
well
just horrible and the petrol engine may push the G-wagen to a higher
top
speed, but takes a long time getting there. Defenders with
non-standard
diff ratios are faster and more capable off-road.
ISTR that the G-Wagen is built by Steyr-Daimler-Puch who make the Fiat
Panda 4x4, is this correct. And is there any involvement with the
Austrian
Hafflinger? Again I remember that both the G-Wagen and the Hafflinger
started as military vehicles, but I also thought that the companies
were
linked. Probably wrong, I usually am!
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