"Pearl Harbor" still sucks...

And you did your best to make part of it a slur of some
sort.
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| In article Ezx4g.12868$ZW3.5760@dukeread04,
| "Jim Macklin"
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| you snipped the real message,
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| I quoted what I wanted. You said you use Outlook Express.
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In article _1y4g.12871$ZW3.218@dukeread04,
"Jim Macklin" wrote:

And you did your best to make part of it a slur of some
sort.

Nope.

Does Outlook express even allow the user to the option to
have the cursor after quoted text?

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"Bob Noel" wrote

Does Outlook express even allow the user to the option to
have the cursor after quoted text?

Yep. I use OE, and I snip and put the reply any place I want to, like this
reply.
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Jim in NC

In article , "Morgans"
wrote:

Does Outlook express even allow the user to the option to
have the cursor after quoted text?

Yep. I use OE, and I snip and put the reply any place I want to, like this
reply.

Sorry. I wasn't clear. Does OE allow the user the option of defaulting
to after quoted text? For example, Outlook doesn't have this option at all.
Netscape does, but inexplicably defaults to top-posting.

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Bob Noel
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"Bob Noel" wrote

Sorry. I wasn't clear. Does OE allow the user the option of defaulting
to after quoted text? For example, Outlook doesn't have this option at
all.
Netscape does, but inexplicably defaults to top-posting.

Even if it did, it would not trim, so the problem would only be half solved.

It all comes down to the fact that it is so easy to place your post where
you want it, and trim at the same time, it is just pure lazy (and self
important) to not do so.
--
Jim in NC

But I want to see the answer [last post] first.



"Morgans" wrote in message
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|
| "Bob Noel" wrote
|
| Sorry. I wasn't clear. Does OE allow the user the
option of defaulting
| to after quoted text? For example, Outlook doesn't have
this option at
| all.
| Netscape does, but inexplicably defaults to top-posting.
|
| Even if it did, it would not trim, so the problem would
only be half solved.
|
| It all comes down to the fact that it is so easy to place
your post where
| you want it, and trim at the same time, it is just pure
lazy (and self
| important) to not do so.
| --
| Jim in NC
|
|

"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
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I prefer to associate with people who are not busy-bodies.

You mean like a person who replies to someone else's post for the sole
purpose of critiquing how they post?

some days I feel like a nut, some days I don't



"Peter Duniho" wrote in
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
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| news:Fzx4g.12869$ZW3.5200@dukeread04...
| I prefer to associate with people who are not
busy-bodies.
|
| You mean like a person who replies to someone else's post
for the sole
| purpose of critiquing how they post?
|
|

Which one? The WWII documentary, or the Hollywood one? The former is by
far the best.

--
Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)


"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
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Yes to the Belle


"C. Massey" wrote in message
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| "Flyingmonk" wrote in message
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| LOL, I'd expect that one from Montblack. g
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| The Monk
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| I'm glad that someone realized that was sarcasm!
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| Actually, my favorite would be Memphis Belle
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| C. Massey wrote:
| "Jim Macklin"
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| It isn't an aviation film, it is really pretty
terrible, but
| the first minute or so of Can Hieronymus Merkin
Forget Mercy
| Humpy and Find True Happiness has an SR 71 in-flight
scene
| that is worth seeing.
|
| Battle of Britain
| Tora, Tora, Tora
| The Great Waldo Pepper
| Spirit of St. Louis
| Dam Busters
| Island in the Sky
| Flight of the Phoenix [Jimmy Stewart version]
| no special order
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| Anybody care to add to the list of good to great
airplane
| Hollywood movies?
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| Yeah... don't forget the greatest aviation classic of
all time...
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| "Airplane"
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Actually, Slim Pickens had been in 34 movies (by my count) before Dr.
Stangelove. You must not be as old as me.
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Bob (Chief Pilot, White Knuckle Airways)


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Jim Macklin wrote:
Wasn't Slim Pickens great, and was that James Earl Jones'
first movie?


"Bob Fry" wrote in message
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| Dr. Strangelove

Yeah, I think that was. And Slim Pickens' first role, too. The story,
as I understand it, was that Peter Sellers was originally going to play
the bomber pilot, but he fell on the set and was injured just before
shooting of the B-52 scenes was to start. Slim Pickens was a stage hand
and Stanley Kubrik heard him talking. His thought was, "That guy
wouldn't even have to act!"