On 10 Aug 2006 20:31:27 -0700, logankriete@gmail.com wrote in
<1155267087.879882.254490@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>:

>Do you also act like an asshole, or just be a dick?

I'm actually an honest person that doesn't have much patience for
dishonesty, and that isn't gullible enough to fall for suspicious
anonymous posting at face value. I'm also grown enough not to stoop to
language like that, which only serves to make me even more suspicions.
And my response was to Eric's patent dishonesty, not you. Get a grip.

>I've tried to talk to you peacefully, but honestly, you're making out
>everyone single one of us to be hardened criminals who have no respect
>for the law.

I'm actually just telling you that you haven't convinced me of honorable
intentions, particularly given how suspicious your post appears. That
burden is on you, not me.

>Get a clue and wake up - we're not criminals.

Clueless would actually be taking that at face value, particularly since
you lump yourself in with Eric, who thinks it's OK to steal Internet
service just because he thinks the price is too high and can get away
with it.

>You can
>pretend to be as much "holier-than-thou" as you want, but in the end,
>you're just incompetent.

Insults only serve to weaken your case.

>@Eric - that's a great idea to bring along a small AP to help others as
>well. What I really love is your idea of having your coworkers and you
>playing LAN games wirelessly - I can just imagine going on a business
>trip with my coworkers, coming back from a meeting or convention, and
>playing some wireless networked CoD. Not to be pushy, but can I ask how
>long you stayed at that hotel, and how you got a key card for the
>utility room? Power-cycling their cheap AP seems like also a good idea
>when one gets spotty reception.

That's case closed as far as I'm concerned. My suspicions were valid,
and I don't help dishonest people.


>John Navas wrote:
>> On Thu, 10 Aug 2006 23:23:39 GMT, "Eric" <none@nospam.npn> wrote in
>> <%dPCg.64694$Eh1.30747@tornado.ohiordc.rr.com>:
>>
>> ><logankriete@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> >news:1155178848.351100.238550@75g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...
>> >
>> >What I find the most interesting in the $10/day. Bummer, indeed!
>> >
>> >I sure hope that doesn't become a trend... I'm with you, at $10/day, I'd
>> >probably, uhm, "aquire" access as well. After 6PM, its not like they would
>> >know, anyway. The only people there after 6PM are the front desk people, a
>> >general utility guy, a security guy -- and none of them have a clue.
>>
>> Do you also shoplift, or just steal Internet access?

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