Re: Best solder free electrical connection

Aug 17, 2010 236 Replies

Not as much as anyone else here and it's all long gone, moron. This is proven with your continued use of Followup-To: alt.flame when you are the only one stupid enough to fall for it.

At least there is some hope for Imus to recover.

I don't doubt you at all. That was the scuttlebutt around NY.

He doesn't look a day older today than he did then.

Drinking formaldehyde has that effect on people. :)

In message , Michael A. Terrell writes

He could tell you that from looking up your arse? That's one good doctor...

;-)

Military physician, they had the latest diagnostic toys. 8-)

TDD

Umm .... anyone here ever heard of snipping an article like above?.

Means you don't have to keep scrolling down tru all the previous to get to the latest comments?...

We weren't big enough among other things to afford a space programme which is no shame....

Well thats like saying where are Stevenson's locomotives working today then;?.

Rather pointless...

Insult, if it makes you feel better or in someway superior;!...

Buy a mouse with a scroll wheel. Or even better, a Griffin Powermate.

Yet you criticize those who did.

Yes, you are. Yet you keep trolling.

In article , Michael A. Terrell scribeth thus

I have a scroll wheel and its giving me a bloody sore finger scrolling so much just because some contributors can't be arsed to trim and snip;!...

In article , Michael A. Terrell scribeth thus

And where was there criticism?..

In article , Michael A. Terrell scribeth thus

You Sir are very welcome to have the last word on this one;!..

Over and out....

I think the cocaine was probably just to perk him up so he could drink more. I didn't really like him very much, as he spent most of his time scowling, and being very rude to everyone. The upside was that his "posse" included some interesting and fun characters. Among them was a fellow named Ben McGowan, who was in (Kawasaki Lets the Good Times Roll) advertising. He was a real character, and always on board for adventure. Another was a young and relatively unknown sports writer named Mike Lupica. He's since become very well known.

Well, we could top post! 8-)

TDD

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