"Don Pearce" said...

Geoff ; you want a conversation - learn some manners.

I've sat here watching you all tear into someone who simply asked whether
anyone else had observed anything that fell in line with his own findings.

Not one of you showed any manners, or sensitivity for his feelings.

But if I upset your terribly sensitive emotions, then I'm sorry. Please
don't go and cry to your mummy - it was only words.


Or then again - grow up. You were happy enough to join in with the bullying
horde. I didn't see you showing any manners.

Now, when you want a conversation, don't jump down someone's throat when
they suggest something slightly outside the range of your peers' approval.

________
Geoff B

"New Geoff" m.gjb SPHERICAL wrote in message

"Don Pearce" said...

Geoff ; you want a conversation - learn some manners.

I've sat here watching you all tear into someone who simply asked
whether anyone else had observed anything that fell in line with his
own findings.

Nice job of whitewashing the true facts.

On Wed, 10 Nov 2004 20:59:51 +0000 (UTC), "New Geoff" m.gjb SPHERICAL
wrote:


"Don Pearce" said...

Geoff ; you want a conversation - learn some manners.

I've sat here watching you all tear into someone who simply asked whether
anyone else had observed anything that fell in line with his own findings.

He was told what was most likely, he was advised how best to check his
'observation' against reality, and he steadfastly refused to do
*anything* remotely likely to solve his little riddle. After that, you
don't expect politeness.............

Not one of you showed any manners, or sensitivity for his feelings.

**** off, whiner.

But if I upset your terribly sensitive emotions, then I'm sorry. Please
don't go and cry to your mummy - it was only words.

Or then again - grow up. You were happy enough to join in with the bullying
horde. I didn't see you showing any manners.

Bullying horde? Please explain how you can assemble a 'bullying horde'
on a Usenet newsgroup. ****.

Now, when you want a conversation, don't jump down someone's throat when
they suggest something slightly outside the range of your peers' approval.

Andy hasn't done anything but make wild claims and refuse to
investigate reality. He's now gone off to **** about with vibration
control, a subject he clearly doesn't understand, without bothering to
check if he even has a real problem to start with.
--

Stewart Pinkerton | Music is Art - Audio is Engineering

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Bullying horde? Please explain how you can assemble a 'bullying horde'
on a Usenet newsgroup. ****.

Whilst agreeing with your other points, I dont see why you cant assemble
a 'bullying hoarde' on a newsgroup. Indeed, they are often self-assembling.

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 08:29:25 +0000, Ian Molton wrote:

Stewart Pinkerton wrote:

Bullying horde? Please explain how you can assemble a 'bullying horde'
on a Usenet newsgroup. ****.

Whilst agreeing with your other points, I dont see why you cant assemble
a 'bullying hoarde' on a newsgroup. Indeed, they are often self-assembling.

You can actually have a bullying horde of one, of course. Just read an
average Keith G post as an example.

d
Pearce Consulting
http://www.pearce.uk.com

You can actually have a bullying horde of one, of course...(DP)

That's a nice way of putting it! Andy

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