OT: Apologies

Peter B said:

For feeding those we'd wish to discourage from posting here.( I blame it on
the weather, hmmpf).
New years resolution: Just swim on ;-)

Yeah, I too have come to the conclusion that it's not worth it. [censored] B
is too stupid to listen, there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here. He gets a great deal of pleasure from stirring up trouble,
and he's certainly learned which buttons to press to do it. Apart from
that, he's a complete moron. Ignored, he'll soon go away to easier
pickings.

--
Nobby

Nobody Here said:

Peter B said:

For feeding those we'd wish to discourage from posting here.( I blame it on
the weather, hmmpf).
New years resolution: Just swim on ;-)

Yeah, I too have come to the conclusion that it's not worth it. [censored] B
is too stupid to listen, there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here. He gets a great deal of pleasure from stirring up trouble,
and he's certainly learned which buttons to press to do it. Apart from
that, he's a complete moron. Ignored, he'll soon go away to easier
pickings.

It'll be good when nursey school restarts in the new year, perhaps that
will keep him away from a PC

--
"You can't see paradise if you don't pedal" (Fowler, Chicken Run)

Nobody Here said:

there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here.

Yes, and most of it seems to be done by those, like you apparently, who
cannot accept your prejudices being challenged.

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

--
Matt B

Matt B wrote:
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Quoted message said:

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

if the earth was flat we wouldn't need gears on our bikes, therefore it
can't be flat.

--
"You can't see paradise if you don't pedal" (Fowler, Chicken Run)

On Mon, 02 Jan 2006 15:29:53 +0000, Matt B <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

Nobody Here said:

there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here.

Yes, and most of it seems to be done by those, like you apparently, who
cannot accept your prejudices being challenged.

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

Girls girls, it's 2006 be nice to each other

Pete Whelan said:

Matt B wrote:
<snip>

Quoted message said:

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

if the earth was flat we wouldn't need gears on our bikes, therefore it
can't be flat.

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

Tim

Tim Hall said:

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

That's the problem, and its always propped up at the opposite end so
wherever you cycle its uphill ;-)

--
Tony

"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham

quote='Tony Raven'Tim Hall said:

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

That's the problem, and its always propped up at the opposite end so
wherever you cycle its uphill ;-)

--
Tony

"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham[/QUOTE]

Bit like that magic wind which blows up and down the same road!

In article <[email hidden]>, MichaelB

Quoted message said:

Bit like that magic wind which blows up and down the same road!

Or the people who cycle round the Bicycle Island and find that the
wind is always in their face :-)

--
A T (Sandy) Morton
on the Bicycle Island
In the Global Village
http://www.millport.net

Matt B said:

Nobody Here said:

there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here.

Yes, and most of it seems to be done by those, like you apparently,
who cannot accept your prejudices being challenged.

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

Matt, if you are sincere, keep it up! Even in the face of strident
criticism.

BTDTGTTS!

If you are sincere, even guy will come round to recognise the difference
between a Troll and a Fizzingly annoying Thorn in the side which sometimes
[censored] the concience.

pk

p.k. said:

Matt B said:

Nobody Here said:

there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here.

Yes, and most of it seems to be done by those, like you apparently,
who cannot accept your prejudices being challenged.

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact
that the earth is not flat.

Matt, if you are sincere, keep it up! Even in the face of strident
criticism.

I sure am, and I sure will! There are some die-hards here though who
don't accept that there are highway design advances and social and
cultural ideas, albeit conceived by Johnny-Foreigner, which have gained
acceptance elsewhere since the 1960s ;-)

Quoted message said:

BTDTGTTS!

If you are sincere, even guy will come round to recognise the difference
between a Troll and a Fizzingly annoying Thorn in the side which sometimes
[censored] the concience.

Yes, he is still pretending not to read my stuff, unless, of course, he
is "at his mother's" or reading someone else's reply ;-)

--
Matt B

Tony Raven said:

Tim Hall said:

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

That's the problem, and its always propped up at the opposite end so
wherever you cycle its uphill ;-)

What is? ;-)

--
Matt B

Tony Raven said:

Tim Hall said:

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

That's the problem, and its always propped up at the opposite end so
wherever you cycle its uphill ;-)

So I guess the air rolls downhill which is why it is always in your
face.

So, do jet engines work by heating up the air behind the plane so much
that it rises back up the hill and pushes the plane along?

best wishes
james

"Matt B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Nobody Here said:

there's a whole bunch of [censored]-stirring going
on in threads he either starts or butts in to that we really don't
need here.

Yes, and most of it seems to be done by those, like you apparently, who
cannot accept your prejudices being challenged.

Why not go away and come back when you feel ready to accept the fact that
the earth is not flat.

My god, are you sure?

Alan

Quoted message said:

--
Matt B

"Tony Raven" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Tim Hall said:

It might be flat but propped up at one end.

That's the problem, and its always propped up at the opposite end so
wherever you cycle its uphill ;-)

Never a truer word spoken in jest!(:-)

Alan

Quoted message said:

--
Tony

"The best way I know of to win an argument is to start by being in the
right."
- Lord Hailsham

"p.k." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

If you are sincere, even guy will come round to recognise the difference
between a Troll and a Fizzingly annoying Thorn in the side which sometimes
[censored] the concience.

All he's done is whinge on about the cost of motoring (and I'm a motorist of
36 years, prolly longer than Troll B has been alive) and complain that
cyclists, apparently, pay nothing, he's like a spoilt kid.
As a motorist, cyclist and pedestrian I see nothing informative or new in
his posts, he's just spouting a mantra.

Peter B said:

"p.k." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

If you are sincere, even guy will come round to recognise the difference
between a Troll and a Fizzingly annoying Thorn in the side which sometimes
[censored] the concience.

All he's done is whinge on about the cost of motoring

Wrong.

Quoted message said:

(and I'm a motorist of
36 years, prolly longer than Troll B has been alive)

Mmmm.

Quoted message said:

and complain that
cyclists, apparently, pay nothing,

Wrong.

Quoted message said:

he's like a spoilt kid.

A conclusion based on false premises?

Quoted message said:

As a motorist, cyclist and pedestrian I see nothing informative or new in
his posts, he's just spouting a mantra.

Wrong.

Have you ever _read_ any of my 'spoutings'? If you have you'll realise
how wrong you are!

--
Matt B

On Tue, 3 Jan 2006 17:08:10 +0000 (UTC), "Peter B"
<[email hidden]> said in
<[email hidden]>:

Quoted message said:

All he's done is whinge on about the cost of motoring (and I'm a motorist of
36 years, prolly longer than Troll B has been alive) and complain that
cyclists, apparently, pay nothing, he's like a spoilt kid.

And anyway, the solution is blindingly obvious: ride the bike more,
and laugh at how you are putting one over on The System :-D

Guy
--
http://www.chapmancentral.co.uk

"To every complex problem there is a solution which is
simple, neat and wrong" - HL Mencken

Just zis Guy said:

On Tue, 3 Jan 2006 17:08:10 +0000 (UTC), "Peter B"
<[email hidden]> said in
<[email hidden]>:

Quoted message said:

All he's done is whinge on about the cost of motoring (and I'm a motorist of
36 years, prolly longer than Troll B has been alive) and complain that
cyclists, apparently, pay nothing, he's like a spoilt kid.

And anyway, the solution is blindingly obvious: ride the bike more,
and laugh at how you are putting one over on The System :-D

Except, of course, you aren't if you are also a motorist.

It's the same as protesting about the rail fare increase by buying a
rail season ticket and 'putting one over' /them/ by cycling instead.

--
Matt B