Well, I did about 3-4 posts and this is my last. I say bye to the few good folks in here!
06-29-2000, 02:36 PM
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Neo! EVERYBODY is allowed t/b an a$$hole every now and then, just don't abuse the privilege. Let it
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06-29-2000, 02:49 PM
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06-29-2000, 02:59 PM
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There are scores of great people here and lots of helpful info. Just don't smart-off the regulars..
on your first day. We're all in the TT brotherhood. Stay here, lurk, learn and join us in a reasonably mature fashion, or you are welcomed to take the hike. If you do though, it's your loss. YOU DECIDE! We'd love to have you here.
06-29-2000, 03:10 PM
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Hey Neo, nobody wants you to leave--just don't be so thin-skinned--and stop calling people *******s
You need to understand how many times a day someone asks questions whose answers are contained in a post a few lines down on the same page, or that have been thoroughly discussed and are easily retrieveable from a simple search, or that could simply be answered by a close reading of the TT's manual. When you keep getting these types of questions day after day, sometimes it's hard not to respond with RTFM, especially if you are one of the people who actually dedicate time and effort to doing so yourself.
OK--so you were insulted. But RTFM is a standard abbreviation for "the answer to your question is in the manual." That's all it means. So don't be insulted. Stick around--you might just learn a lot here--I did. And if you can get over my somewhat abrupt response, and are here a year from now, you might catch yourself doing the same thing I did today.
OK--so you were insulted. But RTFM is a standard abbreviation for "the answer to your question is in the manual." That's all it means. So don't be insulted. Stick around--you might just learn a lot here--I did. And if you can get over my somewhat abrupt response, and are here a year from now, you might catch yourself doing the same thing I did today.
06-29-2000, 03:22 PM
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"There is no spoon." C'mon, hang out. We'll have some fun...
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