Fwd: Ralph Parr

Subject: Fwd: Ralph Parr
From: nt (Gordon)
Date: 9/8/03 6:52 AM Pacific

, if you're looking for the warm fuzzy internet, where everyone agrees with
you and you're as popular as a new cheerleader, all I can say is, this ain't
it. We st

Maybe a simple thank you for the stories might be in order. Don't you?

Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

(ArtKramr) wrote:
From: nt (Gordon) wrote:


, if you're looking for the warm fuzzy internet, where everyone agrees with
you and you're as popular as a new cheerleader, all I can say is, this ain't
it. We st

Maybe a simple thank you for the stories might be in order. Don't you?

Heh. Obviously, common courtesy and civility such as a simple "thanks"
is a foreign concept to some around here.

Anyway, the airport just called and I gotta go fly...

-Mike (in the meantime...illigitimi non carborundum:-) Marron

Maybe a simple thank you for the stories might be in order. Don't you?

Heh. Obviously, common courtesy and civility such as a simple "thanks"
is a foreign concept to some around here.

Hi, Mike. Go back and re-read my original reply. First word of that reply?
"THANKS".

-Mike (in the meantime...illigitimi non carborundum:-) Marron

Last time I tried Latin Julius was living in the caesarian section, but I think
the expression is "illigitimus non tatum carborundum."

Dan, U. S. Air Force, retired

Subject: Fwd: Ralph Parr
From: Mike Marron OSPAM
Date: 9/8/03 7:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time
Message-id:

(ArtKramr) wrote:
From: nt (Gordon) wrote:


, if you're looking for the warm fuzzy internet, where everyone agrees with
you and you're as popular as a new cheerleader, all I can say is, this
ain't
it. We st

Maybe a simple thank you for the stories might be in order. Don't you?

Heh. Obviously, common courtesy and civility such as a simple "thanks"
is a foreign concept to some around here.

Anyway, the airport just called and I gotta go fly...

-Mike (in the meantime...illigitimi non carborundum:-) Marron


As someone who has years of experience posting personal combat accounts I can
tell you that "Thank You's" are very few and far between.


Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS
England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany
Visit my WW II B-26 website at:
http://www.coastcomp.com/artkramer

Maybe a simple thank you for the stories might be in order. Don't you?

Art, I thanked him in the very first reply - the same reply where I asked the
source. My 'thanks' were ignored, so he could get started with his snappy
comeback. In each of my statements to him on this thread, I have complimented
the article; in each case, my compliment was ignored. I give up.

G