On Nov 1, 10:03 am, John Byrns wrote:

Why should Andre trouble himself with starting his own newsgroup when he
is free to post here on rec.audio.tubes, he also seems well able to deal
with the constant interference from the "ugly engineers"?

John, John, John... ever the literalist!

Andre would be infinitely happier if his godhead went unchallenged.

Of course he is free to post here. But I expect even as ironbound an
ego as Andre gets tired of having his face rubbed in his errors,
omissions and general random babblings. Starting his own NG would be a
piece of cake as compared to the efforts he makes in trying to keep up
with his lies and poses in what, five NGs at this moment?

You are his wet-nurse after all, don't you think that your charge
would be happy in a venue where his opinions are valued and his
pontifications are taken as gospel?

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

In article . com,
Peter Wieck wrote:

On Nov 1, 10:03 am, John Byrns wrote:

Why should Andre trouble himself with starting his own newsgroup when he
is free to post here on rec.audio.tubes, he also seems well able to deal
with the constant interference from the "ugly engineers"?

John, John, John... ever the literalist!

Andre would be infinitely happier if his godhead went unchallenged.

Of course he is free to post here. But I expect even as ironbound an
ego as Andre gets tired of having his face rubbed in his errors,
omissions and general random babblings. Starting his own NG would be a
piece of cake as compared to the efforts he makes in trying to keep up
with his lies and poses in what, five NGs at this moment?

You are his wet-nurse after all, don't you think that your charge
would be happy in a venue where his opinions are valued and his
pontifications are taken as gospel?

No, I don't think that, I suspect Andre enjoys the challenge of setting
the "ugly engineers" straight, but that is only my suspicion about how
he feels, hopefully he will chime in with with his actual feelings so
that you don't have think.


Regards,

John Byrns

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Surf my web pages at, http://fmamradios.com/

John Byrns wrote:
In article . com,
Peter Wieck wrote:

You are his wet-nurse after all, don't you think that your charge
would be happy in a venue where his opinions are valued and his
pontifications are taken as gospel?

No, I don't think that, I suspect Andre enjoys the challenge of setting
the "ugly engineers" straight, but that is only my suspicion about how
he feels, hopefully he will chime in with with his actual feelings so
that you don't have think.

Just as long as he chimes in someplace OTHER than rec.audio.pro, please.
--scott


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"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

Scott Dorsey said:

Just as long as he chimes in someplace OTHER than rec.audio.pro, please.

How are things in NerdLand, anyway?

John Byrns said:

I suspect Andre enjoys the challenge of setting
the "ugly engineers" straight, but that is only my suspicion about how
he feels,

I think his fantasies are more grandiose than that. The army of
sockpuppets must play a role.

hopefully he will chime in with with his actual feelings so
that you don't have [to] think.

Truer words have seldom been spoken about Worthless Wiecky. (Technically,
it's not really a question of "having to" think, but no matter.)

On Nov 1, 10:37 am, John Byrns wrote:

No, I don't think that, I suspect Andre enjoys the challenge of setting
the "ugly engineers" straight snip.

Yabbut... when has he actually done that? Even once? Ever?

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

John Byrns wrote to Worthless Wieckless:

No, I don't think that, I suspect Andre enjoys the challenge of setting
the "ugly engineers" straight,

Nobless obige. I do my duty. It makes for a cheerier day if you can
convince yourself that you enjoy your duty. Ugly engineers do crunch
most satisfyingly underfoot. Don't tell me you too didn't feel a
frisson of satisfaction at a necessary job well don when we posted the
malicious Stewart Pinkerton into obscurity, or when we sent the
vicious Henry Pasternack into the night to question his own soul and
find it wanting.

but that is only my suspicion about how
he feels, hopefully he will chime in with with his actual feelings so
that you don't have think.

Very nice stiletto, that, John, too thin to feel -- until afterwards.
Poor Worthless doesn't even know you're calling him mindless!

LOL.

Regards,

John Byrns

--
Surf my web pages at, http://fmamradios.com/

Andre Jute
"I was at a board meeting for the LA Chapter of the Audio Engineering
Society last night on XM Satellite radio audio and data transmission.
Sadly, we missed you there, and at the SMPTE and Acoustical Society
recent meetings as well. Everyone was asking, 'Where is that wonderful
Andre Jute? The world just doesn't rotate without him...'" -- John
Mayberry, Emmaco

On Nov 1, 12:34 pm, Andre Jute wrote:

Very nice stiletto, that, John, too thin to feel -- until afterwards.

Oh, I dunno, Andre.

I prefer to go straight at a person using simple facts and verifiable
information... After all, with your imaginary methods using
theoretical stiletti, your poor victim might not even realize that an
attack has been made.

I take no pleasure as you do in bullying foes -

Ugly engineers do crunch most satisfyingly underfoot. Don't tell me you too didn't feel a
frisson of satisfaction at a necessary job well don when we posted the malicious Stewart Pinkerton into obscurity, or when we sent the vicious Henry Pasternack into the night to question his own soul and find it wanting.

It seems to be the driving force in what passes for your poor little
life feeding your cramped little soul on the imagined slights of
others. My "slights" are right up front - no imagination required.

Pasternack and Pinkerton are alive and well, happy and productive -
more than can be written of you even by your assorted nurses,
sockpuppets, paid help and sycophants.

Get your meds adjusted, get a life, get real. Start by opening the
damper on your fireplace - even if you lose a little heat in the
process. Peat fumes addle the brain. You _will_ be happier.

Peter Wieck
Wyncote, PA

In article .com,
Peter Wieck wrote:
On Nov 1, 12:34 pm, Andre Jute wrote:

Very nice stiletto, that, John, too thin to feel -- until afterwards.

Oh, I dunno, Andre.

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--scott

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