aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

[mrwho]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

Dam, everyone of his threads are so long it's like a novel/drama :P

Surely beats watching soap opera's on TV - at least these are interactive!

[Tonerbomb]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

Surely beats watching soap opera's on TV - at least these are interactive!

No they're not. At least the soaps have a few hotties in them. I know cause the wife watches them constantly... at least there's 1 redeeming quality for what she watches......

[atwageman]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

Find a couple of hillbillies and take him out to the woods and recreate that special scene from Deliverance.

[sdrawkcab]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

OK, I admit it, I have a very low tolerance of people who are stupid, un-cooperative, argumentative, lazy, and don't listen.

When someone posts 'I have a copier jamming, what could it be please help..URGENT, please respond' I just think F*&K OFF.

When someone posts 'NEED FRIMWAR' 'NEED MANUAL' URGENT, I just think F*&K OFF

And when a Professional responds to posts with obvious correct information, check clutch, fuser, transfer etc etc and the poster dismisses the advice, I just think F*&K OFF.


ZaZa is at least from the industry and seems to finally understand the whole concept of Copytechnet.

aab1 is a two bit end user, who contributes nothing and is obviously paranoid about the printer industry, he (she) expects everything for half price and double the results. "Am i being ripped off by HP" "Why are Canon lying", et al

I don't think Copytechnet needs to lower it's standards to accommodate these people.

[Shadow1]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

Allow me to illuminate the situation (Somebody please stop me.)
by combining a couple of borrowed observations (Seriously, I'm beggin' you. Stop me)
from the world of Golf. (Warning! Warning! Destruction Imminent! Crash and Burn!)

It has been noted on several occasions that the object of golf is to place a small puckered ball into a slightly less small hole, with nothing more than a bag full of crooked sticks. <Insert your favorite ball, hole, bag, and crooked stick joke here> In other words, the golfer is attempting to perform a difficult task with implements totally unsuited to the job - Remind you of anyone?

You should also note that golf is supposed to be a relaxing hobby, however it has also been observed that the more serious a person is about this hobby, the less relaxing it becomes. People have been known to spend both small and large fortunes on any perceived advantage that will assist them in landing their balls in the hole (...also reminds me of some people, but that's a different website).

These people have invested their life's savings into the vain attempt to play a "relaxing" round of their favorite "hobby" without humiliating themselves excessively. Even the slightest deviation in trajectory of their precision molded and custom dimpled ball when hit with the latest gold plated, titanium and carbon fiber "crooked stick" will send them into fits of abject rage.

Perhaps we have misjudged certain members of our forum. Maybe they're not the sniveling idiots we see them as. It just might be that they are the Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus of the copier community...

Nah... screw it - they're only useful as bad example, and some slight entertainment when they get flamed. Sorry to have wasted your time. *although I did try to warn you*

[mrwho]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

No they're not. At least the soaps have a few hotties in them. I know cause the wife watches them constantly... at least there's 1 redeeming quality for what she watches......

Well, I am on this one, and Debbie is on it too!

[Iowatech]

Re: aab1 is back, are we giving them a second chance?

Allow me to illuminate the situation (Somebody please stop me.)
by combining a couple of borrowed observations (Seriously, I'm beggin' you. Stop me)
from the world of Golf. (Warning! Warning! Destruction Imminent! Crash and Burn!)

It has been noted on several occasions that the object of golf is to place a small puckered ball into a slightly less small hole, with nothing more than a bag full of crooked sticks. <Insert your favorite ball, hole, bag, and crooked stick joke here> In other words, the golfer is attempting to perform a difficult task with implements totally unsuited to the job - Remind you of anyone?

You should also note that golf is supposed to be a relaxing hobby, however it has also been observed that the more serious a person is about this hobby, the less relaxing it becomes. People have been known to spend both small and large fortunes on any perceived advantage that will assist them in landing their balls in the hole (...also reminds me of some people, but that's a different website).

These people have invested their life's savings into the vain attempt to play a "relaxing" round of their favorite "hobby" without humiliating themselves excessively. Even the slightest deviation in trajectory of their precision molded and custom dimpled ball when hit with the latest gold plated, titanium and carbon fiber "crooked stick" will send them into fits of abject rage.

Perhaps we have misjudged certain members of our forum. Maybe they're not the sniveling idiots we see them as. It just might be that they are the Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus of the copier community...

Nah... screw it - they're only useful as bad example, and some slight entertainment when they get flamed. Sorry to have wasted your time. *although I did try to warn you*

Please stop.
Drat, too late, please continue. Sorry about that.