You might consider this a fair warning, but since the rec.pyrotechics
newsgroup has effectively been driven out of existence by a spambot,
and since this newsgroup has had little meaningful posts in several
years, I've suggest to the pyro (fireworks) guys that they post here.
So, don't be surprised if you find yourself reading posts about the
sensitivity of aluminum or magnesium in a black powder based matrix,
or worse.
Re: ATR FAQ (part 2: outside Britain) ... This monthly posting contains a list of Frequently Asked Questions ... the FAQ contains European characters which may ...Basic newsgroup "netiquette". ... Are there archives where I can find older posts on a subject? ... (alt.talk.royalty)
Re: Dear Paul, July 12, 2006, updated, July 13, 2006, updated ... Evidently when you scanned the newsgroup to pick up a few impressive ...Tom C. ... Now, will you go away, and take the other brainless, off-topic posters... For grins, I did just what you said, Harry; searched for posts by ... (rec.pyrotechnics)
Re: MCSE For Computer Engineer ... > was trying to control this illness. ... > the quality of posts would improve and personal attacks would stop. ... > realize that they are unable to handle the news groups and should ... > I have been visiting MCSE newsgroup for online help with my MCSE. ... (microsoft.public.cert.exam.mcse)
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