rec.autos.simulators

by **Bruce Kennewel** » Sun, 23 Jan 2005 11:10:58

Looks like you're stuck on four-letter verbs, as well, Mr. Smith.
Might I suggest that you grab yourself both a Thesaurus and a Dictionary
....or maybe even a primary-school English primer, for starters?

BK

> *** off

by **cuk** » Sun, 23 Jan 2005 17:24:09

> Hypocrite? Perhaps, but I don't think the situations are comparable.

> At least my educaton gave me a vocaberlary consisting of more than
> four-letter odjectives.

..and according to google, you always go on about how your 'education'
is better than anyone who makes the mistake of arguing with you.

--
"For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
of Windows." -- James Calivar

by **Bruce Kennewel** » Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:38:50

You >definitely< need a dictionary, Mr. Smith.....you're so illiterate that
even when you attempt to cut and paste my quoted words, you stuff-up and
misspell "education", "vocabulary" and "adjectives"!!

On second thoughts, perhaps a kindergarten education would be your best
course of action.

BK

four-letter odjectives.

by **cuk** » Sun, 23 Jan 2005 23:51:06

> You >definitely< need a dictionary, Mr. Smith.....you're so illiterate that
> even when you attempt to cut and paste my quoted words, you stuff-up and
> misspell "education", "vocabulary" and "adjectives"!!

I did that on purpose you ***.

>
> On second thoughts, perhaps a kindergarten education would be yourbest
> course of action.

...and just as your google history suggests, you start to on and on and
on and on about education.

--
"For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
of Windows." -- James Calivar

by **Don Wilsh** » Sun, 23 Jan 2005 23:57:51

Yes and you are the master...

dw

by **Mitch_** » Mon, 24 Jan 2005 02:06:38

> You >definitely< need a dictionary, Mr. Smith.....you're so illiterate
> that even when you attempt to cut and paste my quoted words, you stuff-up
> and misspell "education", "vocabulary" and "adjectives"!!

> On second thoughts, perhaps a kindergarten education would be your best
> course of action.

> BK

Youre wasting your time Bruce. This guy is incapable of rational thoughts
and has proven it true with post after post of nonsense and attacks. He
certainly deserves a *plonk* from everyone.

Mitch
--
Remove "nospam." to reply.
SuSE 9.2 Pro.

by **Bruce Kennewel** » Mon, 24 Jan 2005 05:53:16

The problem with the written word is that sarcasm is virtually impossible to
get across without one reverting to the use of visual accentuation and
emphasis.

So in this case I guess I'll have to......

NO!!! REALLY?!!

BK

by **Bruce Kennewel** » Mon, 24 Jan 2005 05:55:04

You're not wrong on that score, Mitch!

Bruce

by JP » Mon, 24 Jan 2005 07:53:25

> > Hehe, was wondering when this would be noticed. Had to have a few
spout
> > off before checking the facts though. Seems to happen on a regular
basis
> > here, hehe.

> Yes and you are the master...

> dw

Hiya Don ! Got NSR hacked yet ? Maybe Huggins can help again, eh ?

by **Larr** » Mon, 24 Jan 2005 12:24:48

Well, I guess there's no need for any of us to prove our point now :)

-Larry

>> I just think some of the responses were a bit ubrupt and not really
>> necessary. I prefer civility.
> *** off

by **alex martin** » Tue, 25 Jan 2005 02:02:14

"you start to on and on and on and on about education."

You start to on? What does that mean?

>> You >definitely< need a dictionary, Mr. Smith.....you're so illiterate
>> that
>> even when you attempt to cut and paste my quoted words, you stuff-up and
>> misspell "education", "vocabulary" and "adjectives"!!

> I did that on purpose you ***.

> > On second thoughts, perhaps a kindergarten education would be yourbest
> > course of action.

> ...and just as your google history suggests, you start to on and on and on
> and on about education.

> --
> "For instance I can't think of the last time I actually paid for a copy
> of Windows." -- James Calivar

by **Whoo** » Tue, 25 Jan 2005 04:10:35

> "you start to on and on and on and on about education."

> You start to on? What does that mean?

The word 'go' is probably missing.

by **Byron Forbe** » Wed, 26 Jan 2005 09:38:42

I prefer to destroy all sources of bullshit personally. As is evident on
this planet at the moment, my lot aren't doing a lot of winning.

>I just think some of the responses were a bit ubrupt and not really
>necessary. I prefer civility.

> -Larry

>>>I guess the guy was right.

>>>From the website:

>>>"We are very sorry to announce we had, as many found, a major bug with
>>>the
>>>install of the MOD and have to solve the issues. An update is in the
>>>works
>>>and soon hopefully a return."

>>>I believe a few apologies to this gent are in order...

>> WRONG. How can there be an uninstall bug when there is no actual
>> uninstall routine/program in the mod? To uninstall the mod, all you do
>> is delete the Redline GTP folder.

>> Please check your facts, people, before feeding the trolls. I'm sure
>> we'll know more about the "major bug" in a few days time, but I'm 100%
>> certain it's got nothing to do with uninstalling the mod.

rec.autos.simulators

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!

DO NOT UNINSTALL GTP MOD!!!!! HUGE DEVASTATING BUG!