Herd instincts?

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

Doesn't alter the fact if exists when you claimed it didn't


California rats, no doubt. Or have you also changed your claim
California uses it?


Like you 'assured' me "There is no test for THC in the blood?"

Technically, there isn't. The test is for "cannabinoids".

 

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

So you were lying about California?

You ain't real bright, boy.

I said they take blood. I did NOT EVER say that they test for THC when
they do. What they test for is alcohol, and the test is done immediately
as the alcohol will disappear from the sample if they don't.

And you really believe no one is ever 'asked' and no one ever answers?

Grow up, dumbfuck.

 

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

Unfortunately, for that bit of irrational gibberish, we weren't
discussion how many pounds it takes to thump a rat.

Sure it is, dipshit. That is the standard used, you retarded ****.

 

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

Of aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaany substance know to man, eh? How about and
equal weight of THC and potatoes?

Since when is a potato an inebriant, dipshit?

Come back when the number of live brain cells you possess take up more
space than what would reside on the tip of a molecular probe.

 

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

In English, saying "I don't drive" generally means "I don't drive."

In English, reading "I don't drive" usually involves understanding what
the word "tense" means.

Then don't B.S. things with "I don't drive."

Grow the **** up, and learn to read, fucktard.

"I don't drive" is NOT "I have never driven".
This is still 100% true.

 

[ChairmanOfTheBored]

Since I said not one thing about any 'ABC' test that just more
gibberish from you.

Bullshit. That is one of the standard roadside tests, you retarded
****!

You gonna tell us now that you never mentioned roadside tests?

**** you idiot. Come back when you know what matters.

 

[Rich Grise, Plainclothes Hippie]

On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:00:18 -0800, John Larkin

The first sign that you are full of shit is when you spout bullshit,
as
you do so often, and have done here.

Spoken by one who is too cowardly to use a real name.

Thanks!
Rich

 

[James Arthur]

If you bail out failing banks then they have an incentive not to
manage risks properly and it rewards very large businesses for taking
irresponsible risks (since they know they cannot be allowed to fail).

Ditto for consumers.

Cheers,
James Arthur

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

Looked like a foul ball to me.

PhD's, in industry settings, are the least productive of all
employees... least cash-flow per dollar invested.

For example, Bob Widlar didn't even complete his undergraduate degree
until many years in industry.

And Slowman can't hold a job.

That's because he's busy holding his wife's purse.


--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

 

[Michael A. Terrell]

On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 09:45:49 -0800, John Larkin

On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 09:13:23 -0700, Jim Thompson
[snip]

And Slowman can't hold a job.

...Jim Thompson


Can you imagine working with him? Entire departments would quit, or
drop dead from sheer boredom and force-of-pontification.

John

Better than working with some holier than thou dope that refuses to use
a machine properly, because of his claim that what he has been doing
works and has worked through x dollars of sales.

You have some prejudice against x dollars of sales? Or doing what
works?

John

"Herbie" doesn't like being told he's inadequate ;-)

All of dimBulb's socks are inadequate.

--
Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to
prove it.
Member of DAV #85.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

 

[Martin Griffith]

That's because he's busy holding his wife's purse.

You can be a bit of a fucking ****, considering you are a so called
christian, all that church stuff, etc. Just bullshit/tax goodies

If JC did exist , he would disown you.

Fortunately there is no god, and you will just go to oblivion, like
the rest of us


martin

What I do to electronics is what
Chuck Norris does to acting

 

[Tolstoy]

Leftism is a herd instinct....

Much better to join the herd over there on the right.

 

[[email protected]]

That's because he's busy holding his wife's purse.

Nice try. In fact I've never had any trouble holding a job once I've
got it (granting that the job has continued to exist).

Jim Thompson has managed to confuse getting a job - where I've not
been doing too well recently, probably because I'm too old to suit
Dutch personnel departments - with holding a job.

Getting a job requires moderately well developed presentation skills -
not an area where I've put in a lot of effort.

Holding a job requires that you do the work, and I've always done it
better than most.

Jim is - as usual - out of touch with reality - which probably helps
him present his (admittedly above average) design skills as if he was
another Bob Widlar, Hans Camenzind or Barry Gilbert. Guys like that do
get hired, but they don't last - and Jim did leave Motorola because
they didn't want to keep on using his team.

 

[[email protected]]

Much better to join the herd over there on the right.

Would you want to belong to herd like that? They can't think straight,
they don't know much, and most of what they think they know is wrong.

 

[Tom Del Rosso]

No. Communism (capital C) is a poor implementation of socialist
ideology.

Talk about a recurring theme that's hard to tell apart!

"We only want true socialism", said everyone who ever implemented Communism.

 

[Tom Del Rosso]

The first sign of guts is to use your real name.

But we can never win a public election. With all this history, they'd Bork
us.

 

[[email protected]]

Talk about a recurring theme that's hard to tell apart!

"We only want true socialism", said everyone who ever implemented Communism.

And Dubbya talks about encouraging democracy in Pakistan, while
supporting yet one more example of the right-wing military
dictatorships that the U.S. seems to have found so useful over the
years.

It may have escaped your notice, but politicians have been known to
lie from time to time.

 

[John Fields]

And Dubbya talks about encouraging democracy in Pakistan, while
supporting yet one more example of the right-wing military
dictatorships that the U.S. seems to have found so useful over the
years.

It may have escaped your notice, but politicians have been known to
lie from time to time.

 

[[email protected]]

Poor logic there, While lying is endemic amongst politicians, the
capacity to lie isn't the basic political skill, which is expertise in
reading and manipulating other people. And while I might have the
capacity to lie successfully - I don't know if I do because I don't
make a habit of lying - it isn't a capacity that you can attribute to
me, since - as far as I know - it's not a skill that I've practised on
this user group.

Quite a few people have accused me of lying, because they don't
believe the information I've presented, but that isn't quite the same
thing. If you don't believe me, prove that I'm wrong.

 

[John Fields]

Poor logic there, While lying is endemic amongst politicians, the
capacity to lie isn't the basic political skill, which is expertise in
reading and manipulating other people.

---
LOL, while you may not be very good at it, that's precisely what you
try to do here with your never-ending river of diatribe and
invective. I suppose that makes you a wannabe politician who's too
lazy to campaign for office. Kind of in the same way that keeps you
from looking for work, huh?

Yeah, yeah, I know...

I've heard it a thousand times before; it's not your fault, the
Dutch don't like to hire old men
---

And while I might have the
capacity to lie successfully - I don't know if I do because I don't
make a habit of lying -

---
That's not true.
---

it isn't a capacity that you can attribute to
me, since - as far as I know - it's not a skill that I've practised on
this user group.

Quite a few people have accused me of lying, because they don't
believe the information I've presented, but that isn't quite the same
thing. If you don't believe me, prove that I'm wrong.

---
OK.

From:

30e2483c-af01-4255-83a4-c7de2a15a330@c29g2000hsa.googlegroups.com

"Jim is - as usual - out of touch with reality - which probably
helps him present his (admittedly above average) design skills as if
he was another Bob Widlar, Hans Camenzind or Barry Gilbert. Guys
like that do get hired, but they don't last - and Jim did leave
Motorola because they didn't want to keep on using his team."

First, the presumption is that since you purport to be a judge of
who's in touch with reality and who isn't, then in order to be
qualified to make that judgment _you_ must be in touch with reality.

Second, I suggest that if Jim does have the presentation skills you
mention, then he is very much _in_ touch with reality in that he
knows what to do to in order to sell himself and his stuff in the
real world.

Finally, since if follows naturally that Jim is _clearly_ in touch
with reality and you claim that he isn't, that means that your
statement that he isn't is untrue, ergo a lie, which makes _you_ a
liar. Either that or _you're_ the one who's out of touch with
reality and believes the statement that Jim isn't, to be true.