Re: Apologies to Chaddy

In alt.html, KarlCore wrote:

> The best part about all of this is that your posts, when archived by
> Google (be they on Google Groups or any of the scores of
> messageboards which syndicate usenet) will show all of your personal
> attacks on other people. Whenever a potential client Google's your
> name, that client will see your despicable attacks and horribly
> unprofessional behavior displayed clear as day. Don't believe me?
> Here you go:
> http://www.google.com/search?q=1001+Webs
> And don't kid yourself by thinking people won't check you out before
> dealing with you, because they do it all the time.

There was a recent TV commercial about job-hunting. Guy comes for
interview. He and HR lady start chatting. She begins typing on keyboard,
frowns at screen and says "My oh my. You've made a lot of negative
comments about your last boss and his company!" He shouts, "No! That's
not me! NOT ME!" He jumps up, begins to shake nervously, and sheepishly
exits stage left. Announcer says "Be careful what you say in public..."

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-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

Re: Apologies to Chaddy

1001 Webs wrote:

> "Beauregard T. Shagnasty" wrote:
>> There was a recent TV commercial about job-hunting. Guy comes for
>> interview. He and HR lady start chatting. She begins typing on
>> keyboard, frowns at screen and says "My oh my. You've made a lot of
>> negative comments about your last boss and his company!" He shouts,
>> "No! That's not me! NOT ME!" He jumps up, begins to shake nervously,
>> and sheepishly exits stage left. Announcer says "Be careful what you
>> say in public..."
>
> Guy comes for interview. He and HR lady start chatting.
> She begins typing on keyboard, stares happily at screen and says:
> "My oh my. You've made a lot of positive Community actions by
> reporting fraud SCAMS that could have affected a lot of innocent
> people!"

But that's *not* what you did. There have been no "fraud SCAMS" here in
these groups in the threads you are involved in.

You got in a disagreement with a couple of posters, then started
attacking them. Instead of continuing a civil conversation, you reached
behind you, grabbed a shotgun and started blasting at their faces.

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-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

Re: Apologies to Chaddy

1001 Webs wrote:

> If you go to one of many of the fake Jerry Stuckler's pages,

Fake? What makes you say the page is fake? Proof? Cite?

> such as the one at:
> http://www.icca.org/member/memberpage.asp?id=400
> he starts out by stating that:
> "Since 1990, JDS Computer Training Corporation has provided high-
> quality programmer training courses to customers throughout the United
> States and in Asia and Europe."
> which is a blatant lie.

And why would you say it is a lie? If you go to an .. amazon.com ..
page where a book is offered for sale, is it a fraud and a lie?

> He then goes on to offer a series of services for which he obviously
> intends to charge.

Of course. He is selling a service. Do you take your car to the dealer
for service, and /not/ expect to pay?

> That's FRAUD, and if you see differently, please explain why.

Since when is being involved in a business-for-profit a fraud? Who pays
your salary?



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-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck

Re: Apologies to Chaddy

Travis Newbury wrote:
> On Nov 15, 3:49 pm, "Beauregard T. Shagnasty"
> wrote:
>> You got in a disagreement with a couple of posters, then started
>> attacking them. Instead of continuing a civil conversation, you reached
>> behind you, grabbed a shotgun and started blasting at their faces.
>
> Man I hate it when I have to blast people in the face with my shotgun!
> Because of such a thing I now have to change my facial hair every time
> my episode of "America's Most Wanted" comes on...

What? I thought is was the accepted standard method of discourse there
is Texas! ;-)

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