A day in the life of our Friend...

Morgans wrote:
"Blanche Cohen" wrote in message
...
I hate what I'm about to do... I really hate it. But .....

It does not change the fact that copyright is not widely enforced when fair
use is applicable, and when there are no deep pockets to go after.

Fair use? A simple link would've made more sense.

Back in the 80's, I was an early software seller. Piracy was a
constant problem. Copyright protection is, as you say, often not
enforced.... instead it usually depends on a person's sense of honor..

Kev

BDS wrote:

"Skylune" wrote in message

his usual anti-GA tripe

Yo Loon - you can't hold a candle to Mx. You are a mere novice at this
compared to the great one, and you should tremble in his presence.

I saw the loon part of his nick and am treating him accordingly

Richard Riley wrote:
He has GOT to get another job.

I'm not saying he isn't capable of teaching English. But it's not
giving him enough work or income.


That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really not his
fault.




--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com

On Mon, 8 Jan 2007 13:33:22 -0500, "Dudley Henriques"
wrote:

Interesting!
DH

People are taking the blog as real when it's just as likely its as
real as the flight of fantasy at the beginning. However there is no
way of knowing at least for most of us.

RH



"Steve Foley" wrote in message
news:h_voh.1664$GL.684@trndny06...
"Dudley Henriques" wrote in message
...
Do I understand correctly that this web site and Blog site and the person
associated with these sites represent the real person who is known on
these newsgroups as Mxsmanic? Can the factual data that makes this
connection be presented please?
Dudley Henriques


Whois lookup for mxsmanic.com:

Registrant:
Anthony Atkielski
Anthony Atkielski
29 rue du General Bertrand
Paris, 75007
FR
Email:

Whosi lookup for atkielski.com

Registrant:
Anthony Atkielski
Anthony Atkielski
29 rue du General Bertrand
Paris, 75007
FR
Email:

The atkielski.com home page has a link (left side underf FAQs and Essays)
to http://aprenta.blogspot.com/




Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com

Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
Richard Riley wrote:
I'm not saying he isn't capable of teaching English. But it's not
giving him enough work or income.

That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really not his
fault.

It must be great to never forget something because you got distracted.
We're all in awe of your perfect memory.

Really, thanks for the chuckle,
Kev

In article . com,
"Kev" wrote:

That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really not
his fault.

It must be great to never forget something because you got distracted.
We're all in awe of your perfect memory.

It takes a "perfect memory" to remember to go to work?
wow! I must have a perfect memory.

Really, thanks for the chuckle,

indeed.

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate

Bob Noel wrote:
In article . com,
"Kev" wrote:

That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really not
his fault.

It must be great to never forget something because you got distracted.
We're all in awe of your perfect memory.

It takes a "perfect memory" to remember to go to work?
wow! I must have a perfect memory.

You must. Heck, I've even forgotten it was a work day at times :-)

The part of the blog that people seem to refer to, is when he gets a
call that he has an extra appointment. At the same moment, something
else happens and he forgets to write it down. I would be surprised if
this hasn't happened to everyone at some time or another. Unless no
one ever calls you, of course ;-)

Kev

"Kev" wrote in message
ups.com...

Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
Richard Riley wrote:
I'm not saying he isn't capable of teaching English. But it's not
giving him enough work or income.

That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really
not his
fault.

It must be great to never forget something because you got distracted.
We're all in awe of your perfect memory.

I have been working since 1969 and never once did I forget to go to work. I
don't think that is unusual.


Really, thanks for the chuckle,
Kev

Bob Noel wrote:
In article . com,
"Kev" wrote:

That's because he "forgets" to show up and actually teach. It's really not
his fault.

It must be great to never forget something because you got distracted.
We're all in awe of your perfect memory.

It takes a "perfect memory" to remember to go to work?
wow! I must have a perfect memory.


Me, too. I remembered to go both yesterday and today. That's probably why
they're going to pay me next Friday, though I can't be sure. It may be just
because they like me.



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN
mschnerdatcarolina.rr.com

In article .com,
"Kev" wrote:

The part of the blog that people seem to refer to, is when he gets a
call that he has an extra appointment. At the same moment, something
else happens and he forgets to write it down. I would be surprised if
this hasn't happened to everyone at some time or another. Unless no
one ever calls you, of course ;-)

Then prepare to be surprised. Come on, get real. The service industry
handles this all the time. How many times has a plumber or electrician
or contractor failed to show up for you because they "forgot"? When I
was tuning pianos for a living or just for extra income (e.g., in college or
as a side job), I NEVER forgot to write down the appointment and NEVER
forgot to go to the call. My father rebuilt player pianos for decades and
NEVER forgot a call. Not once, not even one time, has someone forgotten
a service call at my house.

If someone doesn't have the discipline to write down appointments, then
they have no business (no pun) doing service-like work.

And finally, there is a world of difference between forgotting once and
having a habit of "forgetting".

--
Bob Noel
Looking for a sig the
lawyers will hate