"Ophelia" <Ophelia@Elsinore.me.uk> wrote in message
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> "Valorie *~~" <ValMcl@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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>> "Ophelia" <Ophelia@Elsinore.me.uk> wrote in message
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>>> "Dave "Crash" Dummy" <invalid@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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>>>> Ophelia wrote:
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>>>>> "Fred Manitoba" <fmanitoba@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>>>>>> Is this a law of Nature that technology & women don't get along? All
>>>>>> of you guys, are GUYS. Any giulr here, ever?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Don't give me that YouTube video with PixieNixie, it is not
>>>>>> statistcis but exception + I suspect even her being an exception is
>>>>>> fake, Games are not high-end brain-intensive workj anyway.
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>>>>>> I am an engineer so I have authority to say from experience - women
>>>>>> are not present in this Land of equations & abstract, analytic
>>>>>> thinking.
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>>>>> LOL well *I* am female and so is Grenou I don't post much but I do
>>>>> read!
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>>>> I don't know about this group, but a lot of female Usenet participants
>>>> don't reveal their gender in order to avoid cyberstalkers. If I was a
>>>> woman, I don't think I would advertise it.
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>>> Do you mean online or in rl?
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>> Both. I have a cyber stalker who found out where I live and it became, in
>> time, a police issue. The net is full of mentally ill and malicious
>> people, not just pedophiles looking to snare our children and
>> grandchildren.
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> Good grief! Although I did have trouble with a woman in another group.
> She made up all kinds of stories about me and my husband. He doesn't
> even post on usenet but it was done to hurt me.
Yes, my stalker did the same thing. My husband is seldom online and doesn't
use Usenet either. He's more a TV/read person. That doesn't stop these
vicious stalkers. They want to cause as much damage as they can to their
victims. I wont post in public what this stalker did and give other sick
individuals ideas. I'm sure anything you can imagine - he did.
Had those lies been believed he would
> have been unemployable. He had to send a Cease and Desist notice and was
> quite prepared to go to law. There was, for some time a 'rule' in the
> groups that what happens on usenet, stays on usenet. A gift for cruel
> and malicious people.
But if someone types in your husband's name, it will come up on any browser,
whether the stalker posted it on Usenet or almost anywhere online. If the
stalker is in another country there is nothing you can do unless prepared to
spend a lot of money. The internet is indeed a true "gift" for cruel, crazy
and malicious people.
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