Is this sort of IRRESPONSIBLE POST common to this group? - if so I'm
off!!.
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Flame warRow over a GPL replay attached to a newsgroup post
Brian Matthews objected to a post with a GPL replay file attached, warning about large attachments from dubious addresses and viruses. The poster apologised and moved the file to alt.binaries.simulators.autos, while the thread descended into regional insults about the Welsh and English before apologies.
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Brian
Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
I'm sure you won't be missed
Russell
Portsmouth UK
>>[ A UUEncoded file was included here. ]
>>[ original filename, "lucky.zip" ]
>Is this sort of IRRESPONSIBLE POST common to this group? - if so I'm
>off!!.
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Irresponsible? I'm sure the original poster would like to know what is so
irresponsible about his/her post. If anything your post is 90% his/hers.
You've tacked on two lines and kept his/her original post. Now thats
irresponsible. If people like Brian Matthews are common on this NG, I'm
off!
BTW Eros, your replay is well worth the 30seconds it took to come down...
>Is this sort of IRRESPONSIBLE POST common to this group? - if so I'm
>off!!.
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>Irresponsible? I'm sure the original poster would like to know what is so >irresponsible about his/her post. If anything your post is 90% his/hers. >You've tacked on two lines and kept his/her original post. Now thats >irresponsible. If people like Brian Matthews are common on this NG, I'm >off! >BTW Eros, your replay is well worth the 30seconds it took to come down... >>Is this sort of IRRESPONSIBLE POST common to this group? - if so I'm >>off!!. >>--You've completely missed the point, but then again YOU ARE a 'Southern
Softie'.
LARGE (unsolicited) attachments, particularly from DUBIOUS email
addresses should NEVER be posted to Newsgroups!!
If you are happy to receive such files, you deserve to catch all the
viruses currently around!!.
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First off I appologize for posting an enormous, 36kb, virus free, zipped
.RPY file in this group. Second, well, there is no second. I'm sorry.
I've posted this file at alt.binaries.simulators.autos for anyone
interested. I was not aware that NG existed, however ignorance is no
excuse. Once again, I apologize to anyone whom I've offended
Sorry Brian for pissing you off.
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>I notice YOU are using the same FICTITIOUS email address as the original >poster, who also attached a VERY LARGE file to his/her email. >LARGE UNSOLICITED ATTACHMENTS SHOULD NOT BE SENT TO NEWS GROUPS >PARTICULARLY WHEN USING A DUBIOUS EMAIL ADDRESS. >THIS HAS VIRUS WRITTEN ALL OVER IT!! >--> Brian
> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
Please, define "taffy" for me! I collect "name calling" expressions...
;^)
l8er
ronny
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online.de> writes
>> Brian
>> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
>Please, define "taffy" for me! I collect "name calling" expressions...
"Taffy" in the UK refers to a Welshman, derived from the Welsh river
Taff, and is not necessarily classed as "name calling".
Scotsmen are "Jocks" - Irishmen are "Paddies" - English (southerners)
are just PLAIN SOFT!! (mainly in the head) ;-)
Hope the above adds to your collection ;-)
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> online.de> writes > >> Brian > >> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy > >Please, define "taffy" for me! I collect "name calling" expressions... > "Taffy" in the UK refers to a Welshman, derived from the Welsh river > Taff, and is not necessarily classed as "name calling". > Scotsmen are "Jocks" - Irishmen are "Paddies" - English (southerners) > are just PLAIN SOFT!! (mainly in the head) ;-) > Hope the above adds to your collection ;-)> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
He's not a Taffy, he's a Goggy but what would you know......either way he
has a good point.
***y arrogant English....
Hey Paul
Whats a "Goggy" ? and are you one?
>> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
>He's not a Taffy, he's a Goggy but what would you know......either way he
>has a good point.
>***y arrogant English....
On Fri, 8 Jan 1999 17:40:48 +0000, Brian Matthews
>Is this sort of IRRESPONSIBLE POST common to this group? - if so I'm
>off!!.
Geez, lighten up. The guy made a mistake, perhaps if you bothered to
enlighten him on what he had done wrong he would know for next time.
This group is generally fairly tolerant of peoples opinions and the
occasional ignorant mistake, newbies of otherwise, lets try to keep
it that way.
AB
> > Brian
> > Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy
> Please, define "taffy" for me! I collect "name calling"
> expressions...
Its what English people call Welsh people.....
8-)
*Peter* #:-)
I got gpl just before Xmas and have really enjoyed it a lot. I have a bronze
foundry and have had the pleasure over the last year of casting Jim Clark,
Colin Chapman, Roger Clark and Mike Halewood all for Mallory Park race track.
Yesterday we installed Roger Clark and I had the good fortune of talking to
some of the guys working there who told me a little about the drivers. Seeing
the Lotus Sign and all the drivers I almost felt as if I knew them myself from
playing the game and working on their statues. It was a good day. After
returning to Edinburgh a 8 hr drive I fired gpl up and jumped into the Lotus
and drove Monza and got my fastest lap 1.29.25 my previous best was 1.33 maybe
those drivers of yesteryear were helping me. Just a nice thought.
Which brings me to 2 questions
1. is it possible to design a track of Mallory for GPL
2. when using Allison's Aitweaks all the drivers are in the same cars and they
don't have names is this right.
I also found by studying Wolfgang Woegers fast laps have really helped my lap
times. The main way they have helped is I noticed that he was coming out of
the bends in 3rd when I was using 2nd which has increased my speed quite a lot
and stopped me spinning my wheels quite so easily.
TIA for any input
Quinn
Taffy comes from the river Taff that runs through Cardiff in South Wales and
refers to people from South Wales. Goggy comes from the Welsh word for North
and refers to people from North Wales. Both terms are depreciatory
(spelling?). I come from the South, so I suppose I am a Taffy.
Paul
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> Hey Paul > Whats a "Goggy" ? and are you one? > >> Thats a typical response I'd expect from a taffy > >He's not a Taffy, he's a Goggy but what would you know......either way he > >has a good point. > >***y arrogant English....Is it really worth it? What was that about you leaving the NG?
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Graeme Nash (London, England)
http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk
ICQ# 11257824
In view of your geographical location, I'm sure my warning regarding
running LARGE UNSOLICITED FILES posted to Newsgroups from a DUBIOUS
email address, will have completely passed you bye, but hopefully, MORE
RESPONSIBLE readers may have found this information of some use.
--
Shouldn't primary school kids be supervised whilst on the 'net?
Cheers!
Graeme Nash
http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk
ICQ# 11257824
1998 Xoom GP2 League Champion
On the other hand he didn't fire the first shot. That came from Russell
Gasper who called him a Taffy. That's pure racism.
Paul
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> >English (southerners) > >are just PLAIN SOFT!! (mainly in the head) ;-) > Is it really worth it? What was that about you leaving the NG? > -- > Graeme Nash (London, England) > http://www.karisma1.demon.co.uk > ICQ# 11257824Woops sorry, It was only meant as a joke! I like Wales, my parents live
there.
Russell
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>On the other hand he didn't fire the first shot. That came from Russell
>Gasper who called him a Taffy. That's pure racism.
>Paul
No worries :-)
You should use :-) or <g> signs to indicate that you're joking - abiguity of
emotions can cause unintended offence.
Cheers,
Paul
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> Woops sorry, It was only meant as a joke! I like Wales, my parents live > there. > Russell > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ------------ > >On the other hand he didn't fire the first shot. That came from Russell > >Gasper who called him a Taffy. That's pure racism. > >Paul> Woops sorry, It was only meant as a joke! I like Wales, my parents live
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