JF seems to not like people who actually design electronics. That makes sense.
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-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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-- You seem to be the exception which lays waste to that claim, yes? John Fields
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-- Why would I even bother to waste my time since even if I did, and I showed you a better way, you'd do your damnedest to justify limping?
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-- No. What I wrote was: "Poor sad little man, I can't imagine why you'd say something like that unless you were trying to pick a fight, which Want to try again?
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Quite the contrary. I get along fine with him, as does Phil H. OTOH, he doesn't much like you or Slowman much.
You wouldn't know sense if it bit you on the ass.
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More evidence that supports of my assertion.
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He once told me, in this ng, that he loved me, which was pretty darned weird. I think maybe he doesn't any more, since he discovered that I'm married.
Well, you and JF should design something together. That would get interesting.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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Sorry, I got everything backwards up there. I just came from the gym (tired and dehydrated).
Sorry. My apologies. Got JF JL
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I'm not a fan of flame wars, so please leave me out of this one. My persona l likes and dislikes aren't highly relevant.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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Again, my mistake.
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That's an even worse insult!
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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Just the initials!
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As usual, homophobic and quoted out of context just to be derisive.
It might, but you'd have no interest in it other than to spew destructive criticism and prolong your hateful stay in the limelight.
John Fields
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-- Apology accepted. ;) John Fields
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-- Hey, you're really on a roll here! John Fields
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-- That's OK, I have thick skin. But, considering the source and his precarious grasp of logic and the English language, it's a tempest in a teapot. John Fields
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John Fields and I get along reasonably well - I don't idolise the 555 as much as he thinks I ought to but he seems to be able to live with that.
A trifle ironic, coming from krw who doesn't have any sense at all, just a collection of fixed and incorrigible opinions.
-- Bill Sloman, Sydney
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If you design something good, I'll have nothing to be derisive about.
Give it a shot.
-- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc lunatic fringe electronics
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-- Good, according to you, is anything that comes out of your camp, and everything else is NIH, so even if the truth drags your dick in the dirt you'll still rail against it, being as dishonest as you are, just to try to save face. John Fields
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You're not going to post anything, are you?
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