Why Airplanes Fly - Voids Above A Planar Sheet

Matt Whiting wrote in
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Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
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Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse.
Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most and most likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.


Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice in
wonerland.

Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.

If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt


Apparently not!


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:

Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse.
Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most and most likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.

Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice in
wonerland.

Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.
If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt


Apparently not!


Bertie

Well, I didn't realize you were a troll ... until just now!

Matt Whiting wrote in news:X7WNi.222$2n4.16415
@news1.epix.net:

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:

Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll
by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person
attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the
worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse.
Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most and most
likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.

Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice
in
wonerland.

Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.
If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things
to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt


Apparently not!


Bertie

Well, I didn't realize you were a troll ... until just now!


Took you long enough.


I'm a troll and a half. That means I'm three trolls for the price of
two! Or five for three, Sale ends this week. Supplies limited

Bertie

Matt Whiting wrote:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse. Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most and
most likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.

Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice in
wonerland.
Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.
If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt


Apparently not!

Bertie

Well, I didn't realize you were a troll ... until just now!

Bertie has his troll moments and he has his serious moments. I find
Bertie a regular guy who doesn't suffer fools very long.

No one knows exactly who he is or where he's from, but my experience
with him has been that he not only knows his way around a cockpit but
can be a friend to those who just leave him alone on the troll issue and
deal with him seriously on flying and aviation issues.

--
Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques wrote in
:

Matt Whiting wrote:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll
by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a
fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person
attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll
themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the
worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse. Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most
and
most likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.

Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice
in
wonerland.
Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.
If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things
to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt


Apparently not!

Bertie

Well, I didn't realize you were a troll ... until just now!

Bertie has his troll moments and he has his serious moments. I find
Bertie a regular guy who doesn't suffer fools very long.

No one knows exactly who he is or where he's from, but my experience
with him has been that he not only knows his way around a cockpit but
can be a friend to those who just leave him alone on the troll issue
and
deal with him seriously on flying and aviation issues.


Pretty much the way it is. I have often posted ( and still do
occasionally) under a different 'nym for serious stuff, but have
admittedly gotten lazy about that lately.


Bertie

Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Dudley Henriques wrote in
:

Matt Whiting wrote:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Matt Whiting wrote in
:
Bob Noel wrote:
In article ,
Dudley Henriques wrote:

Trolls are a fact of life on Usenet. Trying to control a troll
by
trying to control how others deal with that troll is a
fruitless
venture destined to failure as in many cases the person
attempting
this control on the forum innocently becomes a troll
themselves.
Surrender plays into the troll's hands and thus is one of the
worst
ways to respond to a troll.

I disagree. The goal of a troll is to suck you in to useless
discourse. Ignoring them is what will frustrate them the most
and
most likely
cause them to get bored and troll elsewhere.
Good grief. you guys are starting to read like a chapter in alice
in
wonerland.
Trolls are god's gift to us and I, for one, intend to cherish and
nurture them.
If I had no life, I would also. Fortunately, I have better things
to
do than entertain trolls! :-)

Matt

Apparently not!

Bertie
Well, I didn't realize you were a troll ... until just now!
Bertie has his troll moments and he has his serious moments. I find
Bertie a regular guy who doesn't suffer fools very long.

No one knows exactly who he is or where he's from, but my experience
with him has been that he not only knows his way around a cockpit but
can be a friend to those who just leave him alone on the troll issue
and
deal with him seriously on flying and aviation issues.


Pretty much the way it is. I have often posted ( and still do
occasionally) under a different 'nym for serious stuff, but have
admittedly gotten lazy about that lately.


Bertie


No sweat. Anyone with half a brain should be able to tell the difference
anyway :-))
D

--
Dudley Henriques