Peter Foldes wrote:

>>>> but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting further
>>>> Government funds.

>WTF does the above mean in English and not in Texas English.

LMFAO... this is coming from someone who pecks out pidgin English!

>Sheeesh you really
>want to Troll me don't you Morgan.

When I'm bored, sure. You always take any bait I chunk out there. I
thought you had me killfiled though? Obviously you don't, so that means
one of two things:

1. You lied and never KF'ed me
2. You're to stupid to find the 'block sender' button in MSOLE.

>Tell me who did the ******* mean with the above
>when he said .

Ask him yourself, dip****.

>Like I said previously that you are as dumb as BD help on a non-contractual basis.

What? That is not a sentence. Your English sucks.

>Help who??

In context, that would be MI5 (the way it was written)..

>Dumb ass you are.

Says the (alleged) Microsoft MVP that can't even fix...

>
>JS

A signature delimiter.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signature_block
The formatting of the sig block is prescribed somewhat more firmly: it
should be displayed as plain text in a fixed-width font (no HTML,
images, or other rich text), and must be delimited from the body of the
message by a single line consisting of exactly two hyphens, followed by
a space, followed by the end of line (i.e., "-- \n").[1] This latter
prescription, which goes by many names, including "sig dashes",
"signature cut line", "sig-marker", and "sig separator", allows software
to automatically mark or remove the sig block as the receiver desires.
The signature prefix chosen can be different for different people
serving as a distinguishing feature of their signatures. A correct
delimiter is required for a news posting program to receive the Good
Netkeeping Seal of Approval.
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If you declare war on the United States and you want to kill us,
We're going to kill you first, period."

October 19, 2011 - Ali Soufan (Colbert Report)