On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 11:11:28 -0700, Richard Clark wrote:

On Tue, 25 Jul 2006 12:32:49 -0400, Walter Maxwell
wrote:

you either skimmed BLE too quickly, or the Alzhiemers
effect had already taken place.

Hi Walt,

Reggie's only defense against plagiarism (a charge he loves to bandy
about) is claiming to have NOT read BLE. It mimics his railing
against software users as intellectual cripples when he has a trove of
software offered like dope to school children on the playground.

Reggie,

It is amazing how you can spit in the faces of those commending you
for your software; and you do it with full vigor and glee. You may
want to ponder your legacy as a maker of crutches (un-referenced
executables) or leaving a testimony in open source code. Even with
these positive examples you sneer at your source to gain the
rhetorical advantage, and yes, that makes you a troll (and this is
decidedly different from what the Brit's call eccentrics, or what we
call characters).

The one complaint I've heard frequently from you when you are asked to
write something comprehensive (there are models in history from
Heavysides that you similarly dismiss) is that there is not enough
time. You seem to have plenty enough time to anticipate my banter, or
to otherwise respond to/with trivialities. This has got to be the
height of decadence.

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard, what a masterful discourse on Reggie's character, oops, I mean
eccentricities!

Quite similarly, your earlier admonition to his lack of appreciation of BLE in
your stately defense of it as a document worthy of Lord Kelvin. Bravo!

Walt, W2DU