Re: Rx for DBTs in hobby magazines ... LOt"S ;-)

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>>>>>>>>>> The audience is interested, therefore there are
>>>>>>>>>> more people than just me who are prone to agree
>>>>>>>>>> with me.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> What a classic nonsensicle statement!  :-)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Clearly Iain, you can't tell the difference between
>>>>>>>> things that you disagree with, and things you find
>>>>>>>> nonsensical. BTW Iain, you misspelled nonsensical.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> If you cannot differentiate between a hideous
>>>>>>> grammatical nonsense, and a simple typographical
>>>>>>> error then you are an even bigger fool than I took
>>>>>>> you for.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Iain, you are obviously incapable of reading and
>>>>>> comprehending simple English. I differentiate between
>>>>>> bad grammar  and a simple spelling error. The problem
>>>>>> is obviously not my use of the English
>>>>>> language because you have just proven yourself
>>>>>> incapable of decoding a simple 5-word sentence. What
>>>>>> went over your head Iain, the word nonsensical,
>>>>>> spelled right? ;-) What's unclear about:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> BTW Iain, you misspelled nonsensical.
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>>>>> Nothing unclear about that at all.  I made a
>>>>> typographical error, to which we are all inclined.  I
>>>>> use a Scandi (four language) keyboard and a Danish,
>>>>> Swedish, Finnish spelling checker which makes one
>>>>> even more liable to such errors when writing in
>>>>> English, which is not my first language.
>>>>
>>>>> I am, however, educated to a standard which enables
>>>>> me to avoid  writing the  incomprehensible gibberish,
>>>>> and constant bastardisation of spelling and
>>>>> abbreviations, (condensor, KHZ, etc)  which you try to
>>>>> pass off as English.
>>>>
>>>> Note that you just misspelled kHz, Iain. And while I've
>>>> made various errors, I've never made the one just just
>>>> did.
>>>
>>> Can you really be as stupid as you appear???
>>> I was *quoting* you,  "KHZ" for kHz.
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>> Iain, while you are so entertaining by obsessing over me
>> so brillitantly, let me point out that until I quoted
>> you, google searching shows that I have never used "KHZ".
>>
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> One of the few things you are good at, is removing your
> own posts and then denying the statements that those posts
> contained, as TT has shown you to have done. So it is not
> surprising that you can no longer find it.
>
> Do lies and deception form a part of the Baptist creed?
>
> You used both "KHZ" and "condensor" and subsequently,
> in some spasm of twisted logic tried to justify their
> use. I still have the e-mail correspondence in which this
> was discussed.

There's no need to look at email when the google online archive tells the 
whole story.

According to Google, I've never originated text containing "KHZ", so as 
usual Iain, you're just proving your own stupidity and arrogance. That 
agrees with my recollections.

Google also shows that I misspelled condenser about 110 times, but given 
that I've made at least a quarter million posts to Usenet, that's a tiny 
percentage of errors.

> The 40% illiteracy rate for your environ does indeed seem
> to be about right.

As usual Iain, you have no clue as to the meaning of statistics. Yes, I
live 
close to what used to be a major city that has undergone cultural change
of 
an adverse kind. That factoid does not reflect on me or my neighbors, or 
even the people who still live in that city in any way. You're making the 
classic bigot's mistake of characterizing individuals based on groups that

they may happen to be in. Trust me, there are a great many very literate 
people in the City of Detroit.

> Jethro Tull wrote a song, especially for you. "Thick as a Brick"

It could be about you Iain, as badly as you abuse truth and logic.