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(Backyard Renegade) writes:
ospam (Larry Cable) wrote in message ... In article , (Backyard Renegade) writes: Yes Wilko, we are all stupid... Why, cause you said so! And afterall, you are one of the best paddlers here! There could be no one who is new to the group and does not know about Timmy and his spondoms (besides, newbies are supposed ot sit back and gaw at the news group pro's), there also could of course be no one with any use, comment, question, or legitimate concern about these things... just a bunch of stupid people we are. I don't expect anyone to set back and be in awe, but if you're going to join the game, it's only common courtesy to take the time to read the rules. Sponsons aren't new, neither is Timmy's ravings. All you have to do is do a google search and it's pretty easy to see that this clown has spammed this group a couple of times. But this time it isn't Tim that has continued to hammer this topic, but everyone trying to answer tims original reply even after the old timers told you what would be the response. No one in Officialdom takes him serious after about 15 minutes, so why bother. I don't believe that Wilko or I have ever said a word to anyone about any legitimate or reasonable topics, or even most unreasonable ones. I haven't even started flaming you for your unreasonable response reading things into the post that were not stated or implied. If you take the time to see what one wacko can do to a newsgroup, or several newsgroups, then you might understand our concern. I suggest a google search on Tim Ingram, Burnt Njal, and Mike Vanderman. Then come back and I'll discuss this with you. SYOTR Larry C. Oh, please... Don't expect me to do a full google on three or more topics, just to come and read a newsgroup. Personally I don't give a **** about Tim, Burnt, and Mike... or your precious bandwidth for that matter. Fact is, if you don't want to get into the conversation, stay the f*** out of it. Don't start another OT thread to trash those that are genuinely interested. Afterall, how many questions that are considered on topic today on this list have been addressed in depth before. So all the old guard should just post links to past posts or tell everyone that asks a question to go back and do the research. We need to take this ng back in make it only for trip reports, and I don't mean everyday reports, must be from exotic places and never mention the same place twice, afterall, it is all in the archives. I mean, if I put spondoms into google I might only have 5-600 posts to go through to get the answer to my question, or I might not find it at all. Really, if we go by your standard, we should all just stop posting and search the archives. Hey, another good idea is if we all go back to the old way before the internet and pay folks to spit out info a spoonfull at a time. After a few hundred dollars, years of expensive lessons, hundreds of hours of testing us newbies might be able to learn to paddle across the pool. You've identified it, Scotty...the ubiquitous slippery slope. Heaven forfend that anyone, anywhere, should ask anyone to do a little homework and/or stick to the topic: it will have such a chilling effect on free expression that by the time the five o'clock news rolls around, we'll all be reduced to grunting and pointing. The death of free speech, film at 11... -- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::: Mary Malmros Some days you're the windshield, Other days you're the bug. |
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Mary Malmros wrote in message
Oh, please... Don't expect me to do a full google on three or more topics, just to come and read a newsgroup. Personally I don't give a **** about Tim, Burnt, and Mike... or your precious bandwidth for that matter. Fact is, if you don't want to get into the conversation, stay the f*** out of it. Don't start another OT thread to trash those that are genuinely interested. Afterall, how many questions that are considered on topic today on this list have been addressed in depth before. So all the old guard should just post links to past posts or tell everyone that asks a question to go back and do the research. We need to take this ng back in make it only for trip reports, and I don't mean everyday reports, must be from exotic places and never mention the same place twice, afterall, it is all in the archives. I mean, if I put spondoms into google I might only have 5-600 posts to go through to get the answer to my question, or I might not find it at all. Really, if we go by your standard, we should all just stop posting and search the archives. Hey, another good idea is if we all go back to the old way before the internet and pay folks to spit out info a spoonfull at a time. After a few hundred dollars, years of expensive lessons, hundreds of hours of testing us newbies might be able to learn to paddle across the pool. You've identified it, Scotty...the ubiquitous slippery slope. Heaven forfend that anyone, anywhere, should ask anyone to do a little homework and/or stick to the topic: it will have such a chilling effect on free expression that by the time the five o'clock news rolls around, we'll all be reduced to grunting and pointing. The death of free speech, film at 11... There are some things where research is good. I have been doing research for almost two years working on my own personal cruiser and I could not design it without that research. But some things are better covered by just simply asking folks who have done something in the past or have specific ansewers to questions ready available... If I want info on kevlar or carbon fiber paddles, tensil strengh, manufacturing process, available colors, shipping costs, etc, I can to do research... of course it will be distributors and manufacturers I would be counting on for all of my information. I could spend a week and still not know if it will be the paddle for me. If I only want to know if others who use them like them, I can come to a news group, with one simple question and get a lot of answers from folks who have actually bought them. Sorry to invade your little camp with my questions and sarcasm, I will again go back to building and paddling. Scotty |
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