PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer

Well, at least he learned how to hold a conversation. You *did* know that the Usenet was a conversation, didn't you? Oh, my!

I read in sci.electronics.design that Winfield Hill wrote (in ) about 'PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer', on Sat, 3 Sep 2005:

But as the arch-guru here, do you actually need to brawl with the mob?

I read in sci.electronics.design that Jim Thompson wrote (in ) about 'PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer', on Sun, 4 Sep 2005:

Wen Win uses the word, it doesn't mean what it means when others use it. 'Political inept' might be a translation, not 'drooling retard'.

I read in sci.electronics.design that Robert wrote (in ) about 'PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer', on Sun, 4 Sep 2005:

Quite right; along with the Limeys, Micks, Frogs, Eyeties, Krauts, Polacks, Russkies etc.

And the people who were there first were busy fighting each other rather than developing long-distance communications networks. (;-)

Don't neglect jealousy as a major contributing factor in at least some cases.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

We're quite fortunate that you and those of your ilk aren't Americans. GFY!

You would have been more fortunate had you listened to those Frenchies !

The real difficulty is to admit mistakes when they're highlighted with consummate tact

Ah, come on Jim! Moon is just jealous.

...and get blamed for that too. Oh well, join the club.

Well, if the airport is policed by SFPD, and the post office at the airport is a San Francisco address per USPS, then I'm not sure if it really matters to me whether SFO is part of SF per the SFLAFCO. I'm sure there are important legal ramifications to the true status of the airport, but I'm not sure if I have enough curiosity on the topic to actually contact the SF LAFCO.

I do appreciate the education you have given me about this matter, however. And who knows, maybe one of these days when my curiosity gets the better of me, I actually will call or write the local LAFCO.

regards, Mac

Don't let the bastards wear you down!

Do feel free to ignore the political posts and any ad-hominem attacks directed against you. Nobody who knows their mass from a black hole will pay any attention to such attacks anyway. You can just snip them and reply to anything that is about electronics (or politics if you are in a bait-taking mood).

--Mac

They don't like hearing the truth.

They voted for him and the result has been an unmitigated disaster - sky high gas prices, body bags, a devalued dollar and much more.

Then there's the small matter of an aversion to sophistication.

The result is that people vote for a wacko who can't string a sentence together in preference to someone with an international perspective.

Running a country is a serious matter. You need someone intelligent to do it.

And funnily enough I often trim quite a bit.

Graham

It was over 20 years ago and I don't really care how it's spelled.

And yes, I spent a little over a year there at the H&MS unit (Squadron?) fixing Avionics gear after the first level Flight Line had done GO/NO GO tests on the Gear pulled out of F-4s. It's been a long time ago but I do remember an AN-151 Radar Altimeter and a Datalink system I can't remember the AN number of.

Robert

Unfortunately the current state of politics seems to favour the guy who can appear most popular rather than the most able guy.

Graham

Keith, You done gone and wasted a subtlety on a village idiot ;-)

...Jim Thompson

You can't spell "learn" or "anyone", punctuate "doesn't", yet you have the chutzpah to tell Win to "leran" English?

Get a clue.

Jim

We're supposed to listen to somone who can't even properly post to the Internet? Are you French? Oh, a Googlehead. Same thing.

cheers,

Al

I read in sci.electronics.design that Pooh Bear wrote (in ) about 'PRIORITY SEARCH: Analog Electric Engineer', on Mon, 5 Sep 2005:

Politics has always been like that.