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Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote:
> >charles blassberg wrote: >> If you searched for this on google the above is for you :o) >> >> Given that my Audi hasn't even arrived yet can I expect Audi owners >to >> cut each other up on the road and score points against each other >until >> one dies? >> >> Oops wouldn't like to stray onto another topic in a thread as >emotional >> as peoples driving habits. > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing >styles must be accomadated. Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes of transport and indeed different models of car. Since you (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one since that is your preference? Do you think people that drive other models are wrong? Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. andyt |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote:
> >charles blassberg wrote: >> If you searched for this on google the above is for you :o) >> >> Given that my Audi hasn't even arrived yet can I expect Audi owners >to >> cut each other up on the road and score points against each other >until >> one dies? >> >> Oops wouldn't like to stray onto another topic in a thread as >emotional >> as peoples driving habits. > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing >styles must be accomadated. Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes of transport and indeed different models of car. Since you (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one since that is your preference? Do you think people that drive other models are wrong? Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. andyt |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote:
> >charles blassberg wrote: >> If you searched for this on google the above is for you :o) >> >> Given that my Audi hasn't even arrived yet can I expect Audi owners >to >> cut each other up on the road and score points against each other >until >> one dies? >> >> Oops wouldn't like to stray onto another topic in a thread as >emotional >> as peoples driving habits. > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing >styles must be accomadated. Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes of transport and indeed different models of car. Since you (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one since that is your preference? Do you think people that drive other models are wrong? Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. andyt |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
Andy Turner wrote: > On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote: > > > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > >styles must be accomadated. > > Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes > of transport and indeed different models of car. You mean like driving 5 under in a passing lane? Or those folks who swing wide for right turns, blocking two lanes? Folks who stop needlessly on on-ramps, because they can't figure out how to merge? Dream up some other legal, but discourteous traffic behavior that suits the scenario. There are probably thousands. But you get the point. Unlike you, I support courtesy. You support "if it feels good, do it - to hell with the rest of you." MFFY. > Since you > (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one > since that is your preference? Have I ever said that? > Do you think people that drive other > models are wrong? Have I ever said that? > Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Have I ever said that? > Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to > any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. It speaks volumes that you are running around a.a.a. humping my posts trying to goad me into a flamewar. Find another hobby. E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
Andy Turner wrote: > On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote: > > > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > >styles must be accomadated. > > Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes > of transport and indeed different models of car. You mean like driving 5 under in a passing lane? Or those folks who swing wide for right turns, blocking two lanes? Folks who stop needlessly on on-ramps, because they can't figure out how to merge? Dream up some other legal, but discourteous traffic behavior that suits the scenario. There are probably thousands. But you get the point. Unlike you, I support courtesy. You support "if it feels good, do it - to hell with the rest of you." MFFY. > Since you > (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one > since that is your preference? Have I ever said that? > Do you think people that drive other > models are wrong? Have I ever said that? > Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Have I ever said that? > Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to > any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. It speaks volumes that you are running around a.a.a. humping my posts trying to goad me into a flamewar. Find another hobby. E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
Andy Turner wrote: > On 8 Apr 2005 21:43:50 -0700, gcmschemist@gmail.com wrote: > > > >I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > >in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > >expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > >styles must be accomadated. > > Different styles of driving *are* accomodated, as are different modes > of transport and indeed different models of car. You mean like driving 5 under in a passing lane? Or those folks who swing wide for right turns, blocking two lanes? Folks who stop needlessly on on-ramps, because they can't figure out how to merge? Dream up some other legal, but discourteous traffic behavior that suits the scenario. There are probably thousands. But you get the point. Unlike you, I support courtesy. You support "if it feels good, do it - to hell with the rest of you." MFFY. > Since you > (presumably) drive an Audi, do you exect that everyone drives one > since that is your preference? Have I ever said that? > Do you think people that drive other > models are wrong? Have I ever said that? > Do you think motorbikes should be outlawed too? Have I ever said that? > Incidentally, it speaks volumes that you've bailed out of replying to > any message of mine, yet you're still sniping and whining elsewhere. It speaks volumes that you are running around a.a.a. humping my posts trying to goad me into a flamewar. Find another hobby. E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
charles blassberg wrote: > > I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > > in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > > expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > > styles must be accomadated. > > I must say I like that post - nice one. > > I probably am a top poster / mffy at heart but don't care for holding > the speed limit in that way. > > And note I have changed from single posting to bottom posting as I was > prepared to - thanks I appreciate posting styles that are first and foremost readable. And secondly logical. It's also kind of you not to block the passing lane. When I drive long distances, I always appreciate courteous driving by folks, and I try and repay the favor by doing likewise. Cheers! E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
charles blassberg wrote: > > I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > > in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > > expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > > styles must be accomadated. > > I must say I like that post - nice one. > > I probably am a top poster / mffy at heart but don't care for holding > the speed limit in that way. > > And note I have changed from single posting to bottom posting as I was > prepared to - thanks I appreciate posting styles that are first and foremost readable. And secondly logical. It's also kind of you not to block the passing lane. When I drive long distances, I always appreciate courteous driving by folks, and I try and repay the favor by doing likewise. Cheers! E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
charles blassberg wrote: > > I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > > in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > > expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > > styles must be accomadated. > > I must say I like that post - nice one. > > I probably am a top poster / mffy at heart but don't care for holding > the speed limit in that way. > > And note I have changed from single posting to bottom posting as I was > prepared to - thanks I appreciate posting styles that are first and foremost readable. And secondly logical. It's also kind of you not to block the passing lane. When I drive long distances, I always appreciate courteous driving by folks, and I try and repay the favor by doing likewise. Cheers! E.P. |
Re: Newsgroup Etiquette
Why not just be an individualist and follow your own inclination, rather
than what the net police tell you?? Mike. charles blassberg <blassberg@email.com> wrote in message news:3bphmkF6g684aU1@individual.net... > > > I guess that maybe top-posting Audi drivers would hold the speed limit > > in the passing lane. Since only *they* matter, that's what you could > > expect. Or some other MFFY* driving habit. After all, differing > > styles must be accomadated. > > I must say I like that post - nice one. > > I probably am a top poster / mffy at heart but don't care for holding > the speed limit in that way. > > And note I have changed from single posting to bottom posting as I was > prepared to - thanks |
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