Let's move on

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

On the moderated forums, I know going in that I'll never have to resort
to telling anyone to go **** themselves, and for me, that's important.
You see, I don't particularly like telling people to go **** themselves.

And yet you do it. Given that it has no real effect on anything, why do it if
you don't like to?

I do lots of things I don't like doing Anthony. I just try keeping these
things to a minimum if they're uncomfortable to me.

Example; I'm showing 67,800 posts to Usenet on Google as of today. I've
found it necessary to tell very few of the people I deal with on these
forums to go **** themselves. It seems you just bring out the very best
in people :-))

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Dudley Henriques

Dudley Henriques writes:

I do lots of things I don't like doing Anthony. I just try keeping these
things to a minimum if they're uncomfortable to me.

Why do you do them?

Example; I'm showing 67,800 posts to Usenet on Google as of today. I've
found it necessary to tell very few of the people I deal with on these
forums to go **** themselves.

What made it "necessary" to tell them this?

Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes:

I do lots of things I don't like doing Anthony. I just try keeping these
things to a minimum if they're uncomfortable to me.

Why do you do them?

Adults do lots of things they don't like to do because that is part of
being an adult.

But what would you know about adult behavior?

Do you pay your taxes though you don't want to?

Have you ever cared for and financially supported someone just because
it was the right thing to do?

Have you ever stayed at a job you didn't like because people depended
upon you for support?

Have you ever gone to war, scared ****less, because it was the right
thing to do?

I could go on, but I doubt your world view extends beyond your hovel
and simulated life.


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Jim Pennino

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Adults do lots of things they don't like to do because that is part of
being an adult.

People of all ages never do anything unless there is something in it for them.

I could go on, but I doubt your world view extends beyond your hovel
and simulated life.

You could go on, but it would be much better to return to a discussion of
aviation, don't you think?

You must like me a lot more than you like flying, because you're much more
prone to discuss me than you are to discuss aviation.

On Aug 15, 11:40*pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

blah, blah, blah....

Hey Anthony, how about those references, hmmmm???

You are a liar if you can't simply provide them.

Ricky

Again, anyone for Pilots of America?

..

"Viperdoc" wrote in message
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Again, anyone for Pilots of America?


Nope.

On Aug 16, 8:38 am, "f-newguy" wrote:
"Viperdoc" wrote in message

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Again, anyone for Pilots of America?

Nope.

After reading f-newguy's other posts, I'm not sure POA could have
gotten a better endorsement

On 2008-08-16, Viperdoc wrote:
Again, anyone for Pilots of America?

I'm there already.
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Mxsmanic wrote:
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Adults do lots of things they don't like to do because that is part of
being an adult.

People of all ages never do anything unless there is something in it for them.

I would imagine terms like "charity" and "selfless act" have no meaning
to you.

What was "in it" for Michael A. Monsoor when he threw himself on a grenade
to save his comrades?


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