Hi,
I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem's that
are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in my part
of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of
helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes out and
buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say other than
thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S
all the best and good simming dennis
Thanks for a stranger's generosity in the newsgroup
An Australian thanked a fellow reader who mailed him a copy of ICR2 so he could use the GPL converter. Others shared stories of generosity from online communities and praised Australians' friendliness.
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Automated summary.
Well,
That's a bit too much asked for. What about a video?
J.
Andre Warringa <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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that
> >are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in mypart
> >of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of
> >helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
> >(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes outand
> >buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say otherthan
> >thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S
> >all the best and good simming dennis
> >
> >
>
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> Wow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim? > > Andre > > > On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 16:12:30 +0800, "Dennis Forde" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >Hi, > >I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem'sWow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim?
Andre
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 16:12:30 +0800, "Dennis Forde"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Hi, >I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem's that >are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in my part >of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of >helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney >(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes out and >buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say other than >thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S >all the best and good simming dennis > >Makes you feel kinda warm inside :)
Ash
Dennis Forde <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:38e30c68$0$[email hidden]...
| Hi,
| I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem'sthat
| are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in mypart
| of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of
| helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
| (3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes outand
| buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say otherthan
| thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S
| all the best and good simming dennis
|
|
This is a very close and helpful group. In my opinion, it is due to the
"global" content of its subscribers and the racing community in general.
Just don't get them going on Mclaren vs. Ferrari.
BandCamp
Like, one time at band camp....
"Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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that
> >are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in mypart
> >of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of
> >helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
> >(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes outand
> >buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say otherthan
> >thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S
> >all the best and good simming dennis
> >
> >
>
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> Wow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim? > > Andre > > > On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 16:12:30 +0800, "Dennis Forde" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >Hi, > >I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem'sA video recorder will do just fine Jan :)
Andre
On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 13:26:06 +0200, "Jan Hovius"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
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>Well, > > That's a bit too much asked for. What about a video? > >J. >Andre Warringa <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Wow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim? >> >> Andre >>Kirk Lane wrote:
I'm an American and have had the pleasure of visiting both Australia and New
Zealand. From my experiences, the people in both of these countries are the
nicest I have ever encountered. You go into a gas station, and the attendant
treats you like a long lost relative. One day, my wife and I were trying to
catch a bus from the boonies into Sydney. A bus driver stopped and told us
that we would have to catch a different bus at a different station. The other
station wasn't on his route, but he told us to hop in and took us to the
connection anyway. By contrast, on our way home from Australia, we stopped in
Hawaii, and we were waiting for a bus to take us to the Norh Shore of Oahu. A
bus came by and didn't open its doors at the stop. When I knocked on the door
to ask the driver a question, he just glared at me and sped off. Welcome back
to America!
Sure there are great people (and assholes) everywhere, but there sure seems to
be a very high percentage of the former down in that part of the world.
Dave Ewing
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> Man, that's friggin cool, a guy going out on his own accord and doing a > stranger on the net a favor like that... > > Maybe Aussies are just inherently nice...I remember waay back when we first > actually got on the net (just after AOL...*shudder*) the wheel on the > outside of my mom's 'ye olde electrique viking sewing machine' broke...now > that thing is old...and guess where we found a replacement, not to mention > at a very low price? Some guy in Australia!! Gotta go down under some > day... :)What you may not realise is that those sewing machines were being sold *NEW*
here at that time....plenty of spare parts, Kirk! :-)
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Kirk Lane <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>
> Maybe Aussies are just inherently nice...I remember waay back when we
first
> actually got on the net (just after AOL...*shudder*) the wheel on the
> outside of my mom's 'ye olde electrique viking sewing machine' broke...now
> that thing is old...and guess where we found a replacement, not to mention
> at a very low price? Some guy in Australia!! Gotta go down under some
> day... :)
>
Kirk Lane <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Man, that's friggin cool, a guy going out on his own accord and doing a
> stranger on the net a favor like that...
>
It's called Karma. I've sent many a free magazine back issue, video,
thingamabob in the post to someone in need. It's also not worth the hassle
for a few bucks to try to request payment.
Stephen
Man, that's friggin cool, a guy going out on his own accord and doing a
stranger on the net a favor like that...
Maybe Aussies are just inherently nice...I remember waay back when we first
actually got on the net (just after AOL...*shudder*) the wheel on the
outside of my mom's 'ye olde electrique viking sewing machine' broke...now
that thing is old...and guess where we found a replacement, not to mention
at a very low price? Some guy in Australia!! Gotta go down under some
day... :)
Kirk Lane
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BandCamp <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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of
> > >helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
> > >(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goesout
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> This is a very close and helpful group. In my opinion, it is due to the > "global" content of its subscribers and the racing community in general. > Just don't get them going on Mclaren vs. Ferrari. > > BandCamp > Like, one time at band camp.... > > "Andre Warringa" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Wow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim? > > > > Andre > > > > > > On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 16:12:30 +0800, "Dennis Forde" > > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > >Hi, > > >I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem's > that > > >are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in my > part > > >of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a coupleQuoted text (10 lines)
> and > > >buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say other > than > > >thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S > > >all the best and good simming dennis > > > > > > > > > >There are alot of helpful people out there.
About 8 years ago I started up a BBS and ran it for about 3 years. There
were a few times that I would run into trouble (car died, etc) and if I
posted a message on my BBS, I was ALWAYS able to find someone to help me.
Always for free. The part about the car, my cars engine had finally had
enough after 200,000+ miles and it went out. A gentleman on my BBS read my
message and offered his full services. I paid for a rebuilt engine (I think
it was $550) and he spent the whole weekend with me replacing it in my car.
He even had to go out and buy special tools to do so. He would not let me
pay him back for the tools because as he said "I will use them again one
day". Because of people like that and the help I have received in the past,
I always try to help others when I can. Usually this has to do with
computers, but at least it is a service that I can provide for free.
Help others freely because you just never know when you may need the favor
returned
Dennis Forde <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:38e30c68$0$[email hidden]...
> Hi,
> I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem'sthat
> are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in mypart
> of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of
> helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney
> (3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes outand
> buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say otherthan
> thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S
> all the best and good simming dennis
>
>
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000 03:54:14 GMT, "Cliff Roman" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
[snip]
>Help others freely because you just never know when you may need the favor
>returned
Sounds an awful lot like "the Godfather". "But always remember: one
day, I might ask you a favour in return." <G>
JoH
Y'know, I've REALLY been wanting a....well....uh....Jordan Pit Babe!
Anyone? Just throw some stamps on her(self-sticking please! this is a
family show!) and send her to Dave at the USPS in Spokane, we'll do the
rest.
dave henrie
Andre Warringa wrote:
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> > Wow, that is VERY remarkable! Anyone willing to send me a Hyperstim? > > Andre > > On Thu, 30 Mar 2000 16:12:30 +0800, "Dennis Forde" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >Hi, > >I've always known that this is a special N\G,most legitimate problem's that > >are asked here,are answered and in depth,a week ago i posted that in my part > >of the world(aussie)i could not buy a copy of icr2/cart,after a couple of > >helpful emails,out of the blue i get one from mike who lives in sydney > >(3000k away)not only have they copies of icr2 in sydney @ $5 he goes out and > >buys a copy,then post it at his expense to me,man what can i say other than > >thanks,we definately have one hellava sim community here on this R.A.S > >all the best and good simming dennis > > > >Can't be the Australia I know....alternate universe?
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David Ewing <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Kirk Lane wrote:
>
> > Man, that's friggin cool, a guy going out on his own accord and doing a
> > stranger on the net a favor like that...
> >
> > Maybe Aussies are just inherently nice...I remember waay back when we
first
Dave,
better don't go to Germany ever.
You would be seriously disappointed.
Jens
On Fri, 31 Mar 2000 10:03:50 -0700, David Ewing <[email hidden]> wrote:
<snip>
>treats you like a long lost relative. One day, my wife and I were trying to
>catch a bus from the boonies into Sydney. A bus driver stopped and told us
>that we would have to catch a different bus at a different station. The other
>station wasn't on his route, but he told us to hop in and took us to the
>connection anyway. By contrast, on our way home from Australia, we stopped in<snip>
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JS <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Dave,
> better don't go to Germany ever.
> You would be seriously disappointed.
>
> Jens
>
>
> On Fri, 31 Mar 2000 10:03:50 -0700, David Ewing <[email hidden]> wrote:
> <snip>
> >treats you like a long lost relative. One day, my wife and I were trying
to
> >catch a bus from the boonies into Sydney. A bus driver stopped and told
us
> >that we would have to catch a different bus at a different station. The
other
> >station wasn't on his route, but he told us to hop in and took us to the
> >connection anyway. By contrast, on our way home from Australia, we
stopped in
> <snip>
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JS wrote:
> Dave,
> better don't go to Germany ever.
> You would be seriously disappointed.
Jens,
Too late. I've been there, too. I had no problems with anyone. The Germans
certainly aren't as outgoing or friendly to strangers as the Aussies and Kiwis,
but who is? I remember having a nice conversation with some folks in the Hofbrau
Haus in Munich while trying to use my three years of high school German (about
fifteen years after the fact).
Dave
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Don't worry about Mr.JS. He's obviously just a generalizing little
pinhead...
..or he's just always meeting the wrong people. ;^)
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> > JS wrote: > > > Dave, > > better don't go to Germany ever. > > You would be seriously disappointed. > > Jens, > > Too late. I've been there, too. I had no problems with anyone. The Germans > certainly aren't as outgoing or friendly to strangers as the Aussies and Kiwis, > but who is? I remember having a nice conversation with some folks in the Hofbrau > Haus in Munich while trying to use my three years of high school German (about > fifteen years after the fact).David,
In the Hofbraeuhaus you cannot meet any locals, only tourists :-)
Jens
On Tue, 04 Apr 2000 10:39:59 -0600, David Ewing <[email hidden]> wrote:
>Jens,
>
>Too late. I've been there, too. I had no problems with anyone. The Germans
>certainly aren't as outgoing or friendly to strangers as the Aussies and Kiwis,
>but who is? I remember having a nice conversation with some folks in theHofbrau
>Haus in Munich while trying to use my three years of high school German (about
>fifteen years after the fact).
>
>Dave
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Hi Ronald,
Have some experience myself.
I'm german and lived in South-East Asia since 3 years :-)
The people's behaviour was quite a shock for me coming back to Germany for a
short trip 2 years ago.
Jens
On Wed, 05 Apr 2000 00:48:46 +0200, in rec.autos.simulators you wrote:
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>Don't worry about Mr.JS. He's obviously just a generalizing little
>pinhead...
>
>..or he's just always meeting the wrong people. ;^)
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