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 Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 1:35 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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| Quote: | I hardly ever encounter anyone like Alt. While there are a lot of
people like that, they are a very rare breed.
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Not rare at all Journey. You are skewing the facts to better represent
the point that you wish to express. This country is equally divided
between people like I and people like you. It is very clear in the
recent election that this was the case. And you know that Journey, you
just are very radical in your hatred of the U.S. and wish to
misrepresent what you know the truth is.
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I gave away my American flag, because it doesn't represent what it did
when I bought it. If the U.S. values change and we are moving in the
right direction again, then I will gladly have pride in this country.
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You could do more than that Journey, if you really had any kind of
spirit at all. You could give up your citizenship if you really had any
conviction and were not just full of hot air. You know how horrible the
U.S. is, according to you downtrodden and bad mouthing types. This is
quite literally the most horrible country on the face of the earth, why
would you want to live here Journey, get out while you can.
Alt
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 1:35 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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You have now changed the word from "America" to "American", two totally
different words with different meanings.
The reference to years was referring to my experience with people in and
from the USA. Do not assume it is merely a reference to age.
Your seem to have more assumptions in this post of yours.
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| Quote: | Jupiter Jones wrote:
"many in America consider it an insult when someone asks what is America"
That is not pride to be insulted when someone asks such a question, it is
narrow minded to think those in one country are the only ones referred
when "America" is mentioned since America consists of many countries in
multiple continents.
You wish to make it seem as if people who live in the United States have
no right to call themselves Americans. As if to do so would be out of
line and incorrect. You seem to believe or wish to perpetrate the myth
that people who live in the United States have never simply called
themselves Americans. Or if they have, it was and is only the dullards
and illiterate imbeciles that would dare ever call themselves Americans if
they live in the United States. You are wrong. You don't know what you
speak of.
If you were being truthful, you could ask anyone in the world what group
of people they think of when someone is called an American and there would
pretty much be only one answer. The answer would be the people who live
in the United States are called Americans. I mean really, why would you
pursue this matter any further Jupiter. You are clearly not in touch with
Americans.
Your assumption seems to be that I have little experience in the USA,
when in fact, mine may be greater than yours unless you are past middle
aged.
Most I know in the US (a great many) do not assume America is the USA,
but the narrow minded or uneducated I meet often do.
Your assumption that only the uneducated people in the United States
consider calling themselves American tells a great deal about you. It
shows you are more than likely an elitist that has contempt for everyday
people in America that are the cogs in the wheel that make it turn. To
call people who live in the United States who call themselves American
uneducated and ignorant smacks of "let them eat cake". You are not in
touch with regular Americans and for good reason I would imagine. Because
regular 40 hr. a week Americans would probably be turned off by your
better than thou attitude.
I meet very few in the US that say they live in America, The overwhelming
majority state "USA" or "United States" and sometimes "United States of
America". That also goes for US citizens I have met in other countries.
There is a difference between saying where you live and what you are. I
would not say I am a United Statesian. If someone asks us what we are do
we say American, of course we do. If your claim is that you know all about
America, better than most Americans do because you consider yourself more
intelligent than most Americans, you don't represent it very well.
And if you remember, the crux of this conversation revolved around the
fact that you made out as if you didn't understand what I meant when I
said I was from America. Simply because you consider yourself the
intelligentsia and anyone who calls themself American is ignorant is of
little concern to most Americans. We do not live to satisfy the ideals of
how others think we should identify ourselves. Why? Because we are
Americans and we call ourselves what we wish because this is our choice to
do so.
You say that you have more experience in America than I do because you are
older than I. My goodness, have you never heard anyone in this country
describe themselves as being an American. You have lived a very sheltered
existence I would say.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:34 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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journey wrote:
| Quote: | On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 23:23:10 GMT, "(Ctrl¤+/Alt+¤/Del¤+)"
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You did, it seems as if you posted quite a lengthy political poem
Journey. Do you not consider poems to be political?
Alt
Oh well, I changed my mind.
From a strictly technical standpoint, did you appreciate the poem? Not
content.
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Journey, I am not being mean when I say this, but I could not appreciate
the value of the structure of the poem because I cringe when I see
people that do not value their homeland. You should never turn against
your own kind, even if you do not agree with them or think everything
they do is wrong. You should not betray your people, they are who you are.
Alt
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There are three things I said that I would never be able to do in this
lifetime because I am painfully shy:
1) Write poetry (done that)
2) Dance in front of people (not yet, I'm petrified of that, I really
want to and envy those I can.
3) Well, this would be TMI lol
Journey
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Good luck in your journey in life Journey.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:34 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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journey wrote:
| Quote: | On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 22:08:49 GMT, "(Ctrl¤+/Alt+¤/Del¤+)"
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Grow up, this is the real world. Come and join it.
Alt
Wow, I thought you'd be more mature than that.
Yes 911 was a tragedy but it doesn't justify the huge tragedy of
invading Iraq (IMO).
But I'm not going to tell you to grow up. Unlike you, I am not rude
to people.
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Journey, if you consider that being rude. You really do need to grow
up. Geez.
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3,000 people died when the towers were hit. More than 3,000 people
_every day_ die in this country because 45 million Americans don't
have health insurance.
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Yeah, and China executes 18,000 prisoners a year. What is your point.
You think we should be more like China or the well beloved Cuba? If
universal health care is the answer to all ills, why do the people of
Cuba, who have universal health care, float on rubberbands across the
ocean to try to get out of that hell hole?
| Quote: | Anyway, I'm on to talk about Dell computers. I doubt we'll change
each others minds, but I do think it would be better for you if you
would learn common courtesy and not insult someone
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Me too, I got sidetracked. And again Journey, if you consider telling
someone to grow up to be a great insult, you are too sensitive to live
in the real world and really should group up.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:34 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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Well, there are 8 posts in this thread (the flame war section) from
Alt, which I am going to choose not to read.
The discussion has well exceeded the point of diminishing returns (on
all of our parts, me included).
Now, on to Dell-related posts ...
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Jupiter Jones
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:35 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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Your assumptions continue.
I have never lived in the UK.
What in the world would lead you to that far off assumption?
You obviously also have no idea where I live or my citizenship.
As for the word "may", look it up.
It has a far different meaning than you seem to suggest.
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| Quote: | Jupiter Jones wrote:
What does this mean?
"...to the great U.K. expert..."
Ahhh, it means that you live in the U.K., you consider yourself an expert
on all things American, you have disdain for what you consider stupid and
ignorant Americans who have the gall to call themselves Americans, and you
don't really know what you are talking about.
This statement of yours seems totally out of place and meaningless.
"You should really make up your mind Jupiter"
The key word you seem to have missed is "experience"
"You clearly state above that you have more experience than I"
Not at all, you may assume so, but you again missed a word"may"
Here we go, you are now going to start the pick any random word in the
statement that you made and say that the real meaning of the word was not
interpreted correctly. What word will you pick out next Jupiter? What
word will you say was misinterpreted next? Perhaps the word "the" or "it"
or "and" or "is". You are the picky one aren't you Jupiter.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:35 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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Jupiter Jones wrote:
| Quote: | What does this mean?
"...to the great U.K. expert..."
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Ahhh, it means that you live in the U.K., you consider yourself an
expert on all things American, you have disdain for what you consider
stupid and ignorant Americans who have the gall to call themselves
Americans, and you don't really know what you are talking about.
| Quote: | This statement of yours seems totally out of place and meaningless.
"You should really make up your mind Jupiter"
The key word you seem to have missed is "experience"
"You clearly state above that you have more experience than I"
Not at all, you may assume so, but you again missed a word"may"
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Here we go, you are now going to start the pick any random word in the
statement that you made and say that the real meaning of the word was
not interpreted correctly. What word will you pick out next Jupiter?
What word will you say was misinterpreted next? Perhaps the word "the"
or "it" or "and" or "is". You are the picky one aren't you Jupiter.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 2:35 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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What does this mean?
"...to the great U.K. expert..."
This statement of yours seems totally out of place and meaningless.
"You should really make up your mind Jupiter"
The key word you seem to have missed is "experience"
"You clearly state above that you have more experience than I"
Not at all, you may assume so, but you again missed a word"may"
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| Quote: | Jupiter Jones wrote:
You have now changed the word from "America" to "American", two totally
different words with different meanings.
With none of the meanings, according to the great U.K. expert on the
United States that has more experience and knows more about America than
most of its own citizens, having anything whatsoever to do with the people
who live in the United States.
The reference to years was referring to my experience with people in and
from the USA. Do not assume it is merely a reference to age.
You should really make up your mind Jupiter. Here is your quote:
Your assumption seems to be that I have little experience in the USA,
when in fact, mine may be greater than yours unless you are past middle
aged.
Are you trying to convince me now that I should interpret the above
statement as meaning that you have more experience with people from
America? You clearly state above that you have more experience than I
"IN" the United States.
Your seem to have more assumptions in this post of yours.
As do you Jupiter, and you are also developing a pattern of changing
things to fit your argument when it is clearly not what you originally had
to say. As the above quote proves.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 3:33 am Post subject: (OT) THREAD HIJACK: DIE EVIL THREAD DIE. |
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It needed to be said at some point. Might as well be me and it might as well
be now.
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 3:33 am Post subject: Re: (OT) THREAD HIJACK: DIE EVIL THREAD DIE. |
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On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 20:41:21 -0600, "S.Lewis" <stew1960@mail.com>
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It needed to be said at some point. Might as well be me and it might as well
be now.
(g)
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Hi Stew,
I agree. Here's the post to the thread I submitted about a half hour
ago:
Well, there are 8 posts in this thread (the flame war section) from
Alt, which I am going to choose not to read.
The discussion has well exceeded the point of diminishing returns (on
all of our parts, me included).
Now, on to Dell-related posts ...
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| Posted: Fri Mar 31, 2006 10:32 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink Cartridges |
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| Quote: | On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 12:09:40 GMT, "Lordoftenbroke"
Lordoftenbroke@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
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I was in a Staples store the other day talking to a manager and he
said that they either now carry Dell compatible print cartridges or
will in the near future.
Journey
Thanks for replying, I just had the dell ones refilled by cartridge world,
cannot comment on them yet as I have not tried them but the price was a
third of the new ones.
Thank you too. I am learning a lot on this group. I'm going to look
into cartridge world. Please post after you've received and used
them.
Journey
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Tried the refilled cartridges and I must say that they are o/k, I don't know
how they have refilled them as there is no visible holes anywhere in the
cartridge, and the are the same cartridges that I took into the shop, as I
marked them with a marker pen.
They have definateley been refilled as the printer solution centre displays
them as full.
I have tried using the ink refill kits before and personally I found them
very messy, I ended up with more ink on me!
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Jupiter Jones
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| Posted: Wed Apr 18, 2007 12:54 am Post subject: Re: Dell ink cartridges |
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I do not know about those two specific cartridges.
But in the past the Dell and Lexmark carts were interchangeable with a
small modification.
Two choices for modification:
1. Swap the top of the two cartridges.
2. in the printer, break of the small tab that prevents the cartridge
cover from closing with the other cart is installed.
Electrically, ink etc they are identical except for top and color.
Easier for manufacturing and easier to coerce customers to buy
directly from Dell.
If there is one of those companies near that refills cartridges while
you wait, ask them, they usually know exactly which are compatible.
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| Quote: | Is there a way to check if ink cartridges are interchangable?
lexmark 1150
dell 922
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