Lostgallifreyan wrote in
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SY00

SY99. typo....

Wymsey wrote:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:36:54 +0000, jimp wrote:

What I expect is for him to stamp his feet and whine like a small child.

Then why the hell do it? I can assume to cause more mayhem, like some
others.

It amuses me to watch him twist in the wind.


--
Jim Pennino

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It amuses me to watch him twist in the wind.


So it's not distracting from other pain, you just like to be cruel?

"Mike Tomlinson" wrote in message
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And, of course, Wiltshire Police will get a copy of your post. Don't
think that just because I am abroad I cannot progress a complaint of
malicious communication against you.

That's fine because as it happens I had already approached Patrick Geenty,
the chief plod, for his assistance in forwarding my complaint to the Canary
Islands.

At 19:12:34 on Sun, 9 Nov 2014, gareth wrote
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"Mike Tomlinson" wrote in message
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And, of course, Wiltshire Police will get a copy of your post. Don't
think that just because I am abroad I cannot progress a complaint of
malicious communication against you.

That's fine because as it happens I had already approached Patrick Geenty,
the chief plod, for his assistance in forwarding my complaint to the Canary
Islands.

And you lot really think that you are promoting the case for a moderated
newsgroup?? Seems to me that you are in fact promoting the case for
radio ham euthanasia.
--
Molly - I don't speak for the Committee. I speak for me.
Nature loves variety. Unfortunately, society hates it. (Milton
Diamond Ph.D.)
My Reply-To address *is* valid, though may not be so for ever.

On Sun, 09 Nov 2014 19:51:14 +0000, Molly Mockford wrote:


And you lot really think that you are promoting the case for a moderated
newsgroup?? Seems to me that you are in fact promoting the case for
radio ham euthanasia.

Wham, bam, ham spam, ma'am?

On 11/9/2014 12:41 PM, Lostgallifreyan wrote:
rickman wrote in :

If they have not registered the trademark in the US they can't complain
in the US that you are violating anything. You can also search on
Yamaha and it will show all trademarks they own. But I'm sure they
don't have a trademark on DX7.


I'm in the UK, but I'll assume it may not differ much. You may be right,
they may not keep a trademark on that name, they may have dropped it the
moment they started with SY77, TG77 and SY00, th e'second generation' FM
synths. It just seems weird to me though, because as you say, it being their
first great success in FM, they might want to keep it in case of some big
revival. So I ask them. I can think of no better course of action, other than
to bounce ideas off people whose opinions are worth hearing. I'm doing ok
here. I got more useful responses to my ideas here than any other place
I've tried. The people I know in 'real life' have not been able to suggest
anything. I've held off sounding out the people most likely to be interested
in my work so far though, because I don't want to give away too many clues to
what may be the most shark-infested water out there. Besides, I can make
my instrument even without them, what I cannot do alone is figure out the
best protection for it, and any honest professional familiar with patents and
such may be as good as I'll find short of paying a lawyer. And if I do, I
want to know what to tell them to save time...

Instead of speculating you could do some research. I checked for all
trademarks under the name Yamaha and none of those trademarks show up.
I did find 'SY' and 'TG' alone as well as 'SY/TG' and 'DX for TG'... all
dead. Also, each of these were logos and not just text.

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Rick

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Wymsey wrote:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:36:54 +0000, jimp wrote:
What I expect is for him to stamp his feet and whine like a small child.
Then why the hell do it? I can assume to cause more mayhem, like some
others.

It amuses me to watch him twist in the wind.

There is no twisting involved once you revealed yourself time and again, as
in the worrds
of A.A.Milne, "a bear of very little brain".

On 11/9/2014 1:45 PM, wrote:
Wymsey wrote:
On Sun, 09 Nov 2014 00:36:54 +0000, jimp wrote:

What I expect is for him to stamp his feet and whine like a small child.

Then why the hell do it? I can assume to cause more mayhem, like some
others.

It amuses me to watch him twist in the wind.

Yes, you like the drama. But this is your own perversion. He doesn't
feel what you think he does. He just keeps coming back with the same
crap which you respond to with your crap and on and on and on...
neither of you understanding that you are each full of it.

--

Rick

"rickman" wrote in message
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Yes, you like the drama. But this is your own perversion. He doesn't
feel what you think he does. He just keeps coming back with the same crap
which you respond to with your crap and on and on and on... neither of you
understanding that you are each full of it.

The "crap" as you put it comes mainly from you two rednecks,
yourself and Jim Pendulumino.

I post things that are of technical interest to me in the hope of partaking
in a civil and mature discussion.