Date: 04 Feb 2002 20:15:46 GMT From: davehinznopsamcop.net Subject: Re: How to turn off headlights?
Daryl M. Krzewinski <nobodynopsamnetics.com> pressed random keys until the following was produced: > <davehinznopsamcop.net> wrote in message > news:3c5ac473$0$35566$272ea4a1nopsam.execpc.com... >> Yet, you're not providing the cite so that I can read it myself and form > my >> own opinions based on it. Odd, that. > Are you not capable of doing a web search for yourself? The info is readily > at hand and I found it that way. I can't even say I have the sites > bookmarked or readily at hand, since this was over two years ago. OK, now I have a *time frame* for a cite, thanks muchly. As with many issues, there are multiple, probably contradictory studies out there. I was hoping for more of a cite than "I found it on the web a couple of years ago". > I would > have to do the search for you, and considering it means nothing to me > whether or not you agree, and I never asked your opinion or even if you > agree in the first place, I don't consider it a productive use of my time to > bother proving it to you. In other words, you're talking out of your ass and don't have a cite. Thanks for clearing that up. >> I don't give a rats ass if you run with them or not, Daryl. I was asking >> what you're basing your decision on, and you still haven't shown me. > Perhaps I should repeat a comment you made to me earlier: "Kindly take your > adversarial tone elsewhere...". And I'll repeat my "and you still haven't shown me". > I asked a simple question of the group, with nothing aimed at you and no > bash on DRL. I only said I won't drive with them - which seems to imply MY > OPINION from the start. You asked me why I carried such an opinion, I > answered, and now you say you "don't give a rat's ass"? If not, why did you > ask and start the exchange in the first place? Odd, THAT! Because I was trying to form an informed decision on an issue that I have seen incites a great deal of passion in some folks, and I'm trying to understand why. Maybe it's just that some folks get overly-excited about some things, and DRL is one of the popular rants. Evidence seems to indicate that, in this case. > Daryl Dave Hinz
