A tower-induced go-round

On 29 Mar 2007 17:23:02 -0700, "Jay Honeck" wrote
in .com:


Doesn't your reader show the thread in a "tree" format? That usually
makes it easy to follow who is answering whom.

If you include the Message-ID of the article to which you are
following up in the attribution, it makes it easy for everyone to
find.

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However, if you are willing to pay the $100/hour I get for writting
professional documents,
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Jim Pennino

Not sure how professional the documents are that you are 'writting'!

If you include the Message-ID of the article to which you are
following up in the attribution, it makes it easy for everyone to
find.

How does one use the message ID (other than on google)?

Jose
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Get high on gasoline: fly an airplane.
for Email, make the obvious change in the address.

Larry Dighera wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 23:35:02 GMT, wrote in
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Larry Dighera wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 16:05:02 GMT, wrote in
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Language changes; adapt or die.

I was only trying to be helpful. I'd want someone to call my
attention to my errors, so that I didn't continue to make them. Poor
English diction reflects poorly on the author's education standards.

The language style I use on USENET is the same as I use with the next door
neighbor while drinking beer.

However, if you are willing to pay the $100/hour I get for writting
professional documents, I will be more than happy to proof read, spell
check, format, and grammar check my USENET postings.


It's a pity good grammar doesn't come naturally for you. Oh well....

In my life I have been, among other things, an Army Sargent and a
senior manager at a multi-billion dollar company.

My language, vocabulary, grammar, and delivery style in those two
positions have nothing in common.

I use whatever I feel appropriate for the audience.

If you are looking for the great American novel from me, you have to
pay for it.

--
Jim Pennino

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Crash Lander wrote:
wrote in message
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However, if you are willing to pay the $100/hour I get for writting
professional documents,
--
Jim Pennino

Not sure how professional the documents are that you are 'writting'!

Like I said, I don't proof read, spell check, or do anything other
than pound keys for USENET postings. I could care less if there are
typos.

What part of that needs explaining?

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Jim Pennino

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Like I said, I don't proof read, spell check, or do anything other than
pound keys for USENET postings. I could care less if there are typos.

What part of that needs explaining?


The $100/hour part. g


Montblack

On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 03:25:34 GMT, Jose
wrote in :

If you include the Message-ID of the article to which you are
following up in the attribution, it makes it easy for everyone to
find.

How does one use the message ID (other than on google)?


With my newsreader client, Forte Agent, you just right-click on the
message-id and select Launch, and it jumps to that message.

On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 04:45:03 GMT, wrote in
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Like I said, I don't proof read, spell check, or do anything other
than pound keys for USENET postings. I could care less if there are
typos.

So as a spokesman in an archived, worldwide forum, you have no
compunction about putting on a less than literate face by which the
world can judge airmen everywhere for decades?

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...

About 40 years worth, all at the same airport, if you are referring to
CCB.


Just as an airport manager? Nothing that might qualify him to create a
proper procedure?

Montblack wrote:
wrote)
Like I said, I don't proof read, spell check, or do anything other than
pound keys for USENET postings. I could care less if there are typos.

What part of that needs explaining?


The $100/hour part. g

I'm a consultant in a specialized field.

You think that's bad, I know a guy in this field that charges, and gets,
$4/minute.

I need to raise my rates.

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Jim Pennino

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