jim beam vs the world
andre...@aol.com
which jb argues with everyone and then ends up calling people names.
Those threads are kind of fun during long afternoons. I didn't seem to
find anything today. I was wondering if there weren't any arguments
between jb and others today that I may have missed. Also, jb, I was
wondering if you could argue, at least daily, with a few people and
call them names. That will provide some amusement during slow
afternoons.
Thx,
Andres
Hank Wirtz
Jim seems to have mellowed of late. He seems to be making more sense.
Maybe because Jobst han't been posting as much, Jim doesn't feel
compelled to disagree for the sake of disagreeing.
Jim is free to disagree with me.
Michael Warner
> I am bored right now, so I was searching for the latest messages in
> which jb argues with everyone and then ends up calling people names.
> Those threads are kind of fun during long afternoons.
Sounds like you need a career change.
Tom "Johnny Sunset" Sherman
Isn't Jobst off on his annual alpine cycling vacation?
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jim beam
you don't need me son - you can have plenty of fun on your own account.
simply pick a bullshitter, then call them on it.
works much better if they're bullshitting on a subject on which you
happen to have expertise. if they're retarded enough to keep
bullshitting in defense, that's just gravy.
Doug Taylor
Not trying to sound like a suck up, but I have learned more of value
from JB than most of the other so called experts around here.
The background entertainment is just an added plus.
Michael Press
<j72dnRpTkd7PHyfb...@speakeasy.net>,
jim beam <spamv...@bad.example.net> wrote:
Suppose someone chose you. How would you know?
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Michael Press
Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com
Some of the responses are priceless.......
jim beam
the day i start pulling metal fatigue solutions out of my ass [or start
spewing other underinformed bullshit like "dye penetrant proves
anodizing causes rim cracking" for example] then i'm fair game.
andre...@aol.com
> > jim beam <spamvor...@bad.example.net> wrote:
>
> >> andresm...@aol.com wrote:
> >>> I am bored right now, so I was searching for the latest messages in
> >>> which jb argues with everyone and then ends up calling people names.
> >>> Those threads are kind of fun during long afternoons. I didn't seem to
> >>> find anything today. I was wondering if there weren't any arguments
> >>> between jb and others today that I may have missed. Also, jb, I was
> >>> wondering if you could argue, at least daily, with a few people and
> >>> call them names. That will provide some amusement during slow
> >>> afternoons.
>
> >>> Thx,
>
> >>> Andres
>
> >> you don't need me son - you can have plenty of fun on your own account.
> >> simply pick a bullshitter, then call them on it.
>
> >> works much better if they're bullshitting on a subject on which you
> >> happen to have expertise. if they're retarded enough to keep
> >> bullshitting in defense, that's just gravy.
>
> > Suppose someone chose you. How would you know?
>
> the day i start pulling metal fatigue solutions out of my ass [or start
> spewing other underinformed bullshit like "dye penetrant proves
> anodizing causes rim cracking" for example] then i'm fair game.
Ahhhh, yes! See, that is what I am talking about. Please give us more.
jim beam
get a life andres.
D'ohBoy
> >> simply pick a bullshitter, then call them on it.
> >>
> >> works much better if they're bullshitting on a subject on which you
> >> happen to have expertise. if they're retarded enough to keep
> >> bullshitting in defense, that's just gravy.
> >
Can't bullshit a bullshitter, can ya?
;D
D'ohBoy
jim beam
of course you can! if someone knows their subject, they don't have to
bullshit and in turn, they're not susceptible to it. but since a
bullshitter doesn't know what they're talking about, there's knowledge
gaps into which you can feed them all kinds of crap when presented artfully.
Fritz
We love Jim Beam. Don't change a thing! UDAMAN!
ngri...@aol.com
> On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 14:23:30 -0700, "andresm...@aol.com"
Agreed. If there were no "Jim Beam" we would have to invent him.
Nigel Grinter
Well-Spoken Wheels Inc.
(wellspokenwheels.com)
!Jones
ngri...@aol.com wrote:
>Agreed. If there were no "Jim Beam" we would have to invent him.
All newsgroups *must* have one or more trolls; it's required by the
charter.
RBrickston
says...
Tim McNamara
RBrickston <rb2017...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Neither jb nor JB (let's keep them straight) are trolls. Contentious
and argumentative at times, yes, but not trolls.
!Jones
<rb2017...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Not talkin' 'bout anybody.
KF
> Neither jb nor JB (let's keep them straight) are trolls. Contentious
> and argumentative at times, yes, but not trolls.
Yes, and for that reason both are equally valuable.
I neither like nor dislike either one, nor will I automatically accept
or deny either's opinion.
But there there is nothing I despise more than the attitude of "I
have *data* on subject x, therefor my *opinion* on subject y is not
refutable."
JB is the king of this. The worst part is he apparently is not even
aware of when he switches into this mode.
DR
Michael Press
<hjgpb3d8uq9uaubjt...@4ax.com>,
Fritz <kh6...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 14:23:30 -0700, "andre...@aol.com"
> <andre...@aol.com> wrote:
>
> >I am bored right now, so I was searching for the latest messages in
> >which jb argues with everyone and then ends up calling people names.
> >Those threads are kind of fun during long afternoons. I didn't seem to
> >find anything today. I was wondering if there weren't any arguments
> >between jb and others today that I may have missed. Also, jb, I was
> >wondering if you could argue, at least daily, with a few people and
> >call them names. That will provide some amusement during slow
> >afternoons.
>
> We love Jim Beam. Don't change a thing! UDAMAN!
That is spelled `jim beam.'
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Michael Press