then I do apologize... I didn't pick up the sarcasm.
-matT
btw... I'm sure the IDM-est car would be my rusted out 91 Dodge
Shadow... 8)
On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 01:06 PM, Brett Dietsch wrote:
quoted 41 lines On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 01:55 PM, vis-you wrote:>
> On Thursday, November 7, 2002, at 01:55 PM, vis-you wrote:
>
>> OK,
>> Choice #1... Look through 16,000 pages for the information you want.
>> or...
>> Choice #2... Pool the knowledge of a group of people already intimate
>> with the material.
>>
>> I think I'd try choice #2 and then move on to choice #1 if needed.
>>
>> Look, it wasn't even my post originally...
>> My point was to say "lighten up" because next time it may be 'you'
>> asking a question with the hope that someone else might bother to
>> answer it without biting your head off. If you are annoyed by the
>> person asking the question, ignore the question and let someone else
>> with a little more tact and patience answer it if they choose to. As
>> far as I'm concerned that post was WAY more on topic than, I dunno...
>> the IDM-est Car....
>
> i was trying to be heavily sarcastic in that post, but apparently
> missed my goal and sounded like a complete asshole instead. i agree
> with the "if you dont like whats being said, ignore it," and usually
> only respond like this in threads that already have a fairly high
> flame-factor.
> arrogant elitism versus people searching for knowledge will normally
> cause people responding with things like "eat cock, use google," which
> is normally about as helpful in cases like this as asking a high school
> music teacher. (if they still teach music in school)
>
> i would post info about who one could talk to, which was asked in the
> first post, but i have no info.
>
> that being said, the IDM-est cat is the plymouth acclaim.
>
>
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