wrote in message

??? Who the hell are you talking too? I'm pretty sure Neal wears diapers.
Are
you talking to Neal?

Man Oh Man Bubba... you really should see a specialist about this Neal
Fixation you are suffering!!

CM

On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 18:15:16 -0500, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap:

A wise old man once said, '' When you're rich enough, you can drive an
old car''.


That was Jack Benny.

But I think he said, "When you're cheap enough, you can drive an old
car."





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

OzOne wrote in message

Bwaaahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahaaa!
Poor Scooter, never even sat in a Subaru, has absolutely no idea!

I'm certain he's picked several out of his grill with a crowbar....

Subaru... Bwahahahahahahahaaaaa!! What a POS!
It's like a Lada...

CM

OzOne wrote in message

Bwaaahahhahahahahahahhahaaa!
Yeah, whatever.

No sense arguing with an idiot.

Subaru... That don't Impreza me much.... Bwahahahahahaaaaa!

CM

Jeepers creepers

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OzOne wrote in message ...
On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 00:00:57 GMT, "Capt. Mooron"
scribbled thusly:


OzOne wrote in message

Bwaaahahhahahahahahahhahaaa!
Yeah, whatever.

No sense arguing with an idiot.

Subaru... That don't Impreza me much.... Bwahahahahahaaaaa!

CM



Now you're taking Liberty s


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

"Wally" wrote
The operative term is 'Computer Aided'. The 'D' properly stands for
'Drafting'. CAD is an electronic drawing board - it doesn't contain
'design'
tools, it contains 'drafting' tools.

Capt. Mooron wrote:
I concur!


Well, you're both wrong... or maybe it's just that you've been using the
cheap set of AutoCad tools. AutoCad will do a large number of design
calculations including area, volume, centers of mass, and moments of
inertia. It will also extract a bill of materials



Good design is about finding solutions to address specific problems. Good
drafting is about expressing or describing those solutions with sufficent
competence for them to be implemented.


Well stated.


There are plenty of good designs that are badly drawn - because there are
good designers that can't drive CAD (or draw) to save themselves.


And are either too arrogant or too poor to hire a good draftsman.

Regards
Doug King

"DSK" wrote in message

Well, you're both wrong... or maybe it's just that you've been using the
cheap set of AutoCad tools. AutoCad will do a large number of design
calculations including area, volume, centers of mass, and moments of
inertia. It will also extract a bill of materials

Oh **** off Doug..... nothing stated was in any way wrong! If you need to
elevate yourself due to some inferiority complex... which seems to be the
case... so be it... but do try to come up with a better methodology than
stating we are wrong and then substantiating what we just said.

CM

Capt. Mooron wrote:
Oh **** off Doug..... nothing stated was in any way wrong! If you need to
elevate yourself due to some inferiority complex... which seems to be the
case... so be it... but do try to come up with a better methodology than
stating we are wrong and then substantiating what we just said.


???

Oh, please excuse me. It seemed to me that you were saying that AutoCad
did not include any *design* tools, which is wrong.

Always remember, never forget... some people have inferiority complexes,
others are just plain inferior.

DSK

"DSK" wrote in message

Oh, please excuse me. It seemed to me that you were saying that AutoCad
did not include any *design* tools, which is wrong.

Well Well well... seems you started calling me fool without reading the
thread.... here Doug.. I'll help you out... this is what I wrote :

It's a misnomer..... vector based and you provide the coordinates for it
to
plot.. 2D or 3D. Yes you can design from scratch.... but try and import a
rastar based graphic to incorporate and your **** out of luck. It's utilzed
in engineering.. not graphics

...and Wally's reply is correct as well... :

The operative term is 'Computer Aided'. The 'D' properly stands for
'Drafting'. CAD is an electronic drawing board - it doesn't contain
'design'
tools, it contains 'drafting' tools.

There is nothing false in that statement.... autoCad is a drafting
application


Always remember, never forget... some people have inferiority complexes,
others are just plain inferior.

....and some like you suffer both simultaneously.

CM

Capt. Mooron wrote:
There is nothing false in that statement.... autoCad is a drafting
application


I guess figuring centers of mass and IMM or IXX is a drafting job. Silly me.

DSK