[paul packer]

On Thu, 03 Aug 2006 04:04:25 GMT, Jenn
wrote:


Jenn, you're an RAO veteran now. No way can you be ignorant of what sort
of response this needling will elicit from the Krooborg.

Were you one of those rare girls who liked pulling the wings off flies?

As I've worked to eliminate hyperbole from my vocabulary,

Why? Hyperbole can be fun. :-)

I'm sensitive to it's use by others.

You realize if you enforce this view you're condemning Arnie to giving
up Usenet. George too.

[paul packer]

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On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 21:23:04 GMT, Jenn
wrote:


A little critical thinking, Arny' that's all we ask.

I've asked you once already to stop making unreasonable demands, Jenn.

Yeah, sorry.

Thanks for the admission, Jenn. You *are* sorry.

Oh shut up, Arny. Jeez.....

Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points? Re-read your
post with that in mind.

And you weren't even sozzled. Well, hopefully you weren't........

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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less clear than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion that is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

[Arny Krueger]

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wrote:

Jenn said to Paganborg:

the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

Jenn, you're an RAO veteran now. No way can you be ignorant of what sort
of response this needling will elicit from the Krooborg.

Were you one of those rare girls who liked pulling the wings off flies?

As I've worked to eliminate hyperbole from my vocabulary, I'm sensitive
to it's use by others.

You need to go back to work on that hyperbole problem of yours, Jenn.

[Arny Krueger]

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On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 07:26:40 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


"paul packer" wrote in message
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On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 05:53:09 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


"Jenn" wrote in message
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In article ,
(paul packer) wrote:

On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 21:23:04 GMT, Jenn
wrote:


A little critical thinking, Arny' that's all we ask.

I've asked you once already to stop making unreasonable demands,
Jenn.

Yeah, sorry.

Thanks for the admission, Jenn. You *are* sorry.

Oh shut up, Arny. Jeez.....

Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called RAO and one of the guys
who specialize in doing that all the time include your sweet self, Paul.

Ooops Paul, I forgot that they removed your introspection with the last
lobotomy.

[paul packer]

On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

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net
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Gather thy albums, all ye faithful followers of old-time audio. A
new
sermon is ready to shatter your ice palace of dreams.

the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

And God looked down into the Hive, and lo, there was the Krooborg
fishing
in the toilet again. And God spake unto Mr. ****, and He bade him
clean
his mouth before posting. And the Krooborg cowered, and quaked,
and...
took another bite of ****. So much for religious faith. ;-)

George, though I find your scene distasteful (no pun intended), you
mention of religion makes me think of a quote I read today. It's
by
James Kennedy, one of the most prominent of today's evangelical
Christian leaders. I find it disturbing:
"Our job is to reclaim America for Christ, whatever the cost. We
are to
exercise godly dominion and influence over our neighborhoods, our
schools, our government, our literature and arts, our sports
arenas, our
entertainment media, our news media, our scientific endeavors -- in
short, over every aspect and institution of human society."


Yes, as sick as the Taliban mentality

You think he was threatening to kill anyone?

No, he is threatening the Christian version of Sharia.

Oh... you mean where we have a choice and they advocate
change through non-violent means and 16 year old girls
will get chastised but not stoned for having sex.



No that's the point, you don't have choice under 'religious' dominion.

You don't have choice under democratic rule either.

Bull****, you have plenty of choce to live the life you
want to lead, and a reasonable amount of privacy to do it in.
For on e thing, one has the choice whether or not to have an abortion.
Scott, I find it somewhat ironic and disturbing
that you are arguing that America does not really ahve the
democratic and plurastic freedoms that are not avialable
in societies run by religious dogma.


You have to go along with the majority or the Supreme court.


The Supreme Court tends to protect the rights of the non believers.
Societies ruled by religious dogma tend to supress the rights of the
non-believers.
In a fundamentalist Christian dogma society, there will be no birth
control, no
abortion. In fact abortionists will be executed, perhaps pregnant women
getting
abortions will be executed, after all ,they are hiring contract killers.


16 year old girls will be forced to give birth, while being
denied the education that would facilitate its prevention.

You think christians deny 16 year old girls the knowledge
that sex can cause pregnancy?


They deny them the education about birth control.



We are talkng about making religious law civil law.

The pendulum swings...its really a public
reaction to the failed policies of the liberals.
Will the pendulum swing too far IYO? Maybe.

http://www.publiceye.org/eyes/sd_theo.html

On a broader scale I've read that all secular societies
are under religious pressure of one form or another.
Usually Islamic movements but some christian.
I'd rather face off some devout christians.


"At least" they aren't strapping IED's
nor threateneing to cut off one's hands, tongue, or penis.
Speakng of the last image, imagine a society managed by radical
liberal lesbian feminists



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That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.


such as visions of sockpuppets dancing in the air.



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You need to go back to work on that hyperbole problem of yours, Jenn.

Arny's been there, done that, to no avail.



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"paul packer" wrote in message
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How
childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

Check the archives - this is not a properly quoted post. But it does show
the depths that Paul Packer will descend to in order to pretend that he's a
winner at the "Debating Trade".

[Jenn]

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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less clear than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion that is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny? The OP
simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is lacking in
the CD format. You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.
Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

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Jenn said to DebatingTradeBorg:

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny? The OP
simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is lacking in
the CD format. You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.
Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

Not necessarily, as the Krooborg will be the first to explain. Or maybe the
second, inasmuch as I'm the one who's about to explain it. "It" being the
onset of Krooborg's full-tilt "debating trade" dance. At this juncture, one
of four responses from Turdborg will ensue, e.g., to wit, viz., the
following exemplars:

1. Turdy will claim that you "misunderstood" his statement because you're a
proven liar. (The latter follows from the former according to the pliable
laws of Kroologic.)

2. Turdy will claim that he did not have to "mean" what he said since he
was, and is, a "master of the debating trade". In the "debating trade"
dimension, nobody is ever accountable for what they say because all
arguments are made only for argument's sake. (Except when Normals make
facetious comments about the Krooborg, which are "lies".)

3. Turdy will claim prior knowledge that the OP "deifies" LPs. This will be
based on earlier apparitional exchanges between Turdy and the OP that are
supposedly "in Goggle". If you ask for a reference to such exchanges, you
will receive the Krooful reply "asked and answered" or "been there done
that". (Or possibly, depending on the intensity of the Beast's paranoid
frenzy, an accusation that you are a "Middius dupe" or an "Atkinson shill".)

4. Turdy will disavow knowledge of his accusation that the OP or anybody
else "deifies" LPs. He will support this alleged ignorance by Kroo-klaiming
that he can't be expected to remember everything he posts on Usenet.
(Recall, if you will, that Krooger's stated objective on Usenet is to carry
on arguments with at least three separate individuals in at least three
separate newsgroups at every hour of every day.) Krooger has used this
"can't remember" excuse several times, most notably when he's caught arguing
with his own earlier posts.


Good luck, and may the snot avoid you. ;-)



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"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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"paul packer" wrote in message
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How
childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

Check the archives - this is not a properly quoted post. But it does show
the depths that Paul Packer will descend to in order to pretend that he's
a winner at the "Debating Trade".

"At least" he makes more money at it than you do.



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"Jenn" wrote in message
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"Bill" wrote in message
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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less clear
than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion that
is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might
learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny?

well Jenn you could try to read what I wrote, instead of making up silly
stories about what I wrote.


The OP simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is
lacking in
the CD format.

A true fact - LPs have oodles of noise and distortion due to the wqell-known
failings of the LP format. The CD format lacks them.

Here's a friendly tip for you, Jenn. If you want to prove your controversy
with me, don't cite facts that I've previously posted, being that the CD
format lacks noise and distortion that built-in to every LP.

You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.

Jenn, try to use your analytical skills to remove what I agree with, and
isolate what I disagree with.

Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

Obviously Jenn, you're wrong again.

[Arny Krueger]

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"paul packer" wrote in message
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How
childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

Check the archives - this is not a properly quoted post. But it does show
the depths that Paul Packer will descend to in order to pretend that he's
a winner at the "Debating Trade".

"At least" he makes more money at it than you do.

How so?

[George M. Middius]

Arnii, you really have to disguise your assimilation threats more carefully.
Undigested Krooglish just causes Normals to laugh out loud.

Here's a friendly tip for you, Jenn.

From the Krooglish-to-Human Dictionary (Resistance Press, ver. 6.32d, ©2005)

friendly (adj): seething with resentment and misogeny; duplicitous; snotty


If you want to prove your controversy with me,
don't cite facts that I've previously posted, being that the CD
format lacks noise and distortion that built-in to every LP.

Ack! Concentrated Krooglish! Everybody avert your eyes!




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[Jenn]

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"Bill" wrote in message
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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less clear
than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion that
is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might
learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny?

well Jenn you could try to read what I wrote, instead of making up silly
stories about what I wrote.

What did I make up, Arny?



The OP simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is
lacking in
the CD format.

A true fact - LPs have oodles of noise and distortion due to the wqell-known
failings of the LP format. The CD format lacks them.

Here's a friendly tip for you, Jenn. If you want to prove your controversy
with me, don't cite facts that I've previously posted, being that the CD
format lacks noise and distortion that built-in to every LP.

You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.

Jenn, try to use your analytical skills to remove what I agree with, and
isolate what I disagree with.

Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

Obviously Jenn, you're wrong again.

Did you say that the OP deifies the LP format?

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[Arny Krueger]

"Jenn" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
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"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Bill" wrote in message
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Arny Krueger wrote:
"Bill" wrote in message
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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the
years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less
clear
than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the
CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion
that
is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes
me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular
that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might
learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny?

well Jenn you could try to read what I wrote, instead of making up silly
stories about what I wrote.

What did I make up, Arny?



The OP simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is
lacking in
the CD format.

A true fact - LPs have oodles of noise and distortion due to the
wqell-known
failings of the LP format. The CD format lacks them.

Here's a friendly tip for you, Jenn. If you want to prove your
controversy
with me, don't cite facts that I've previously posted, being that the CD
format lacks noise and distortion that built-in to every LP.

You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.

Jenn, try to use your analytical skills to remove what I agree with, and
isolate what I disagree with.

Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

Obviously Jenn, you're wrong again.

Did you say that the OP deifies the LP format?

This is getting to stupid to bother with.

[Jenn]

In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
...
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Jenn" wrote in message
.
..
In article ,
"Arny Krueger" wrote:

"Bill" wrote in message
.. .
Arny Krueger wrote:
"Bill" wrote in message
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I was recording some vinyl albums the other day.

I've heard discussions of the issue on and off over the
years.
Obviously,
there is more noise and static, and some tracks are less
clear
than
others, but there is something in the vinyl recording--
subtleties, nuance, overtones-- whatever-- that aint on the
CD.


It is true that CDs lack the inherent noise and distortion
that
is
inherent in the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes
me.

Well, I didn't notice anything in my comments in particular
that
sounded
like "deification" of vinyl.

Of course not.

You think that to like something is to "deify" it?

Of course not.

Sure seems like it, based on the above exchange.

That's a perception of yours, Jenn. One of these days you just might
learn
that not all perceptions are veridical.

What other perception is a reasonable person to have, Arny?

well Jenn you could try to read what I wrote, instead of making up silly
stories about what I wrote.

What did I make up, Arny?

Predictably unanswered, for obvious reasons.




The OP simply gives his opinion that compared to LPs, something is
lacking in
the CD format.

A true fact - LPs have oodles of noise and distortion due to the
wqell-known
failings of the LP format. The CD format lacks them.

Here's a friendly tip for you, Jenn. If you want to prove your
controversy
with me, don't cite facts that I've previously posted, being that the CD
format lacks noise and distortion that built-in to every LP.

You then claim that he "deifies" the LP format.

Jenn, try to use your analytical skills to remove what I agree with, and
isolate what I disagree with.

Obviously, you think that to like a thing is to "deify" it.

Obviously Jenn, you're wrong again.

Did you say that the OP deifies the LP format?

This is getting to [sic] stupid to bother with.

Lack of answer noted.

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[George M. Middius]

Cowardborg shows his yellow streak.

the LP format. Why you want to deify it

Did you say that the OP deifies the LP format?

This is getting to[sic] stupid to bother with.

Translation: "OK, OK, I admit it. Now stop bothering me and go pick on
Middius! WAAH!"





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[[email protected]]

On 2006-08-03 donotreply said:
A day without Krooger is like a day without radiation poisoning.

Might be true, but those of us who work in professional audio really get
tired of these endless dick swinging contests. Please limit
this trash to rec.audio.opinion and other groups where the
people might actually care. THere's another dick swinging contest
with him going on in Alt.audio.pro.live-sound and that's
quite enough Mr. Propellerhead for most of us.

insert large belch and raspberry sound effects here

[Romeo Rondeau]

"At least" they aren't strapping IED's
nor threateneing to cut off one's hands, tongue, or penis.
Speakng of the last image, imagine a society managed by radical
liberal lesbian feminists

Gee, that's three things out of four on a man that straight women derive
pleasure from! The fourth being the wallet :-)

[paul packer]

On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 10:10:03 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


"paul packer" wrote in message
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How
childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

Check the archives

Sound the alarm! Call out the guard! Seal off the Palace!

- this is not a properly quoted post.

You're kidding! But...but I checked it myself not five minutes ago! Is
the seal broken?

But it does show the depths that Paul Packer will descend to in order to pretend that he's a
winner at the "Debating Trade".

20,000 Leagues Under The Sea, eh? Yep, no depths too deep for me.
Mariana Trench, here I come....

Oh Arnie, you are so funny......

[Clyde Slick]

"Arny Krueger" wrote in message
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On Thu, 3 Aug 2006 04:57:49 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Oh, I get it Paul. You can dish it out but you can't take it. How
childish
and Middius-like of you. Next time try keeping your yap shut.

Ever been to a party where some guy has a couple too many and just
craps on about nothing, usually just to score points?

One rather highly relevant example of that is called Arny Krueger

Yes, I know.

Check the archives - this is not a properly quoted post. But it does
show the depths that Paul Packer will descend to in order to pretend
that he's a winner at the "Debating Trade".

"At least" he makes more money at it than you do.

How so?

I thought someone gave him a penny.



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[paul packer]

On Wed, 2 Aug 2006 10:39:38 -0400, "Arny Krueger"
wrote:


Note that Middius is so intent on having the last word that he's posting to
a subthead that he's never posted to before.

What's a subthead?

[Joseph Ashwood]

Couldn't find original message so I'm replying to a reply.

According to Warner DVDs with some funky DVD-based stuff will replace CDs
http://online.wsj.com/public/article...ml?mod=blog s

I don't have any technical details so all I know for sure is that it seems
rather strange.
Joe

[Joe]

On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 17:16:35 -0400, George M. Middius cmndr
[underscore] george [at] comcast [dot] net wrote:

:
:
:
:Gather thy albums, all ye faithful followers of old-time audio. A new
:sermon is ready to shatter your ice palace of dreams.
:
: the LP format. Why you want to deify it escapes me.
:
:And God looked down into the Hive, and lo, there was the Krooborg fishing
:in the toilet again. And God spake unto Mr. ****, and He bade him clean
:his mouth before posting. And the Krooborg cowered, and quaked, and...
:took another bite of ****. So much for religious faith. ;-)

Why am I not shocked to see George at the center of another
flame? How many years have you had this little fued going
there George? Even the Hatfields and McCoys took a break
after a decade or so. I guess you enjoy the safety of
taking pot shots over the net where no one can respond with
anything but electrons arranged in a certain way. That's
why I think the internet is home for the biggest whiners on
earth. People like you thrive in the seclusion of living
and posting from under a rock somewhere without any
consequence for their actions. It's CB radio all over
again. Rednecks bashing each other from the safety of their
hideout on every channel - ain't the internet great?

Yes I know I'm here doing the same thing but I don't do it
as a full time hobby. It isn't my life. I've actually been
doing other things for the past 10 years. George has been
right here all along haven't you George? What a joke. But
hey I'm not "out". That's a perfectly good reason to
discount what I have to say according to the half baked
weirdos that populate these groups.

Haven't you guys noticed that the audiophile fad has been
over for about a decade now? You're the only ones left that
think bashing someone else over their choice of overpriced
equipment is cool and enjoyable. Get a life guys. You
really need one. You know I'm right. When was the last
time you saw the sun George? Are their mushrooms growing on
your keyboard? Is there a Mrs. Middius? Do you have time
for any other hobbies besides boring flame wars?

[Joe]

On Tue, 01 Aug 2006 18:13:58 -0400, George M. Middius cmndr
[underscore] george [at] comcast [dot] net wrote:

:Yep, it's creepy.

Yeah everyone should be like you right George? Hide in your
basement and crank up the stereo until you can't hear
anything from the real world, post flames in this ng and put
down everyone who isn't just like you. Nothing creepy about
that is there George? Can you imagine a whole country
filled with people just like you? A whole world maybe? At
least communicable diseases would cease to exist unless they
adapted so they could spread over the internet.

I'll stop picking on you now George. I shouldn't have
singled you out. This whole ng is full of weirdos like you.
You're just one I remember from 10 years ago and you're
still here doing the same thing you were back then. Nothing
creepy about that. No sir.