wrote

FH wrote: I am glad to be back, haven't used an alias just been busy
with
other business.

M wrote: This has been one of the lowest times on the rec.aviation
newsgroups since I have been reading them, IMHO. (more than 12 years, I'm
guessing) The Mxsmanic person pollutes every thread started, nearly. In the
days of the mini-500 flames, and the days of "he" (whose name shall not be
spoken, and perhaps even the zzzoom and juan wars, the crap was easier to
ignore, than this idiot.

It is especially bad at the piloting group, and the student group. He has
some real deep problems that need professional help and medication, most
likely. Many, many good people have stopped reading the groups, because of
the negative affect is has had. I don't know how many months he has been
here, but it has ben several. He thrives on abuse, and has a real
disconnect problem with being able to tell reality from play life.

FH wrote: You are correct about a bunch of us popping up when
zzzz appears on the screen. When someone spreads some of the most
despicable lies about you and tries to cost you your job,you don't
forget. I can get over it but I will never forget and any chance I get
to sling some crap back at him I will.

M wrote: Understandable. It is too bad that some people have to behave
as they do. His trickery and lack of credibility is some of the worst I
have ever seen, and I'm sure you realize much more than me, how evil he is.

So sling away, and stick around. Try to ignore MX (as most call him) and
most of all, try not to give in to responding. As you well know, the best
way to get rid of one like him is to shun him. We have too many here that
are not disciplined enough to do that, it seems.

He "advice" occasionally needs a warning to the new pilots out there, but
the harm comes when people respond to points of his argument. That is just
more ammo to continue the arguments.

So what's up with your aviating? What are you flying, and are you involved
in any projects at the present?

Again, welcome, and it's good to see some old names back, again.
--
Jim in NC