Re: Announcing Rare Entries contest MSB36

He didn't say they couldn't post in a public forum, he said that if they
posted certain things in a public forum they would be disqualified from a
privatly run quiz. Apparently that doesn't bother you. I chose not to be
disqualified so I chose not to discuss the quiz in the news group.

PS: appropriate choice of anus for an answer.

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"Teabag" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Mr. Brader's contest is most triumphant.  However, the nature of the
> contest is ill-suited to a public forum.   Perhaps Mr. Brader might
> like to consider setting up a website for his contests and posting
> periodic notifications in public fora.  It is quite simply rude to
> tell people that they cannot post in public fora.
>
> I
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> Victoria and Albert Hall.
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> Santa Barbara
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> Frost
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> Anus
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> Bridge
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> Jean-Luc Ponty
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> All this to make sure I am disqualified.
>
> Control freak.  Basement of the Science Building.  Lone Gunmen.  Weird
> Science.
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>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark Brader) wrote in message
news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> > Earlier, I wrote:
> >
> > > 9. Name a real person, living or dead, who is famous and is
specifically
> > >    famous as a violinist.  Fame is to be measured by Google counts.
> > >    You must give the person's name in a form including both a surname
> > >    and at least one given name, and it must be the case that in a
search
> > >    using <http://www.google.com/intl/en>, for pages containing both
the
> > >    word "violinist" and -- as a phrase -- the exact form of the name
> > >    that you gave, the approximate hit count on the initial results
page
> > >    is at least 512.  For example, typing
> > >
> > >        violinist "Mark Brader"
> > >
> > >    in the search box would confirm that "Mark Brader" is a wrong
answer.
> >
> > An entrant has just pointed out that the URL as given above doesn't
work,
> > or isn't working now, at least.  <http://www.google.com/intl/en/>, with
> > a trailing slash, is what I meant; my apologies for the error.  I will
> > now email a copy of this posting to everyone who has entered so far.
> > If anyone wants to change their answer on this question, I will accept
> > the change.  If you receive this notice in email and do not want to
> > change anything, please do not reply.