WEALLHATEBILLGATES

"> snip
> Wrong. The original meaning of "nice" was "foolish", first recorded in
the
> 13thC, from the Latin "nescius", meaning ignorant. The meaning changed
over
> the years, to timid, fussy, dainty, and then in about 1500, precise or
> careful (as in "a nice distinction"). By the 18thC it meant agreeable or
> delightful, a meaning which it has retained pretty much since then. Have
a
> look at http://www.etymonline.com/n2etym.htm, bottom of the page.
>
> > If my reasoned and justified replies to your unwarranted insults
> > leaves you in some way feeling curiously dissatisfied (to split the
> > infinitive),
>
> Again, no. A split infinitive is where a word (usually an adverb) comes
> between the "to" and the verb in phrases such as "to boldly go".
"Curiously
> dissatisfied" (if that is what you referred to) is not one of these.
>
> snip

Nice, and boldly done Rich!

Steve
Durban
1984 110 V8

Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
Decathlon, Richard Brookman <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to
the monkeys by typing...

<****e>

You can't help people who own Landrovers but can criticise etymological
validity? Thanks from everyone. I've given helpful advice to all who
have asked for it ( as has Badger) and would have hoped you recognise a
'****take' (in the worst sense) when you see one. People like you (and I
use the term "you" advisedly) put people off owning Landrovers and
ensure that use of greenlanes is made as problematic as possible. Carry
on, and while you're arguing with your local council, I'm able to
"greenlane" to my hearts content, and can drive on land that you've only
ever dreamed about.
FULL STOP
No offence or anything but **** you and the cayuse you rode in on.
You've caused problems for yourselves by your attitude. I'm going out
now to have fun. Had fun and still think **** you. You (and your
friends) are now struggling for somewhere to drive whereas I have
247,000 acres to play on. Call me whatever names you like, but your
attitude is what denys you access to proper land and I (someone who has
the ear of parliament) will charge you accordingly (and I do know who
you are) for access to land.
/cue irelevant flamesters
OP about sale of some LRs - and I was delayed. And you want to have a go
at my grammar (see AHA....etc)? How about kiss my arse and I'll find you
and spank you (I've never hid who I am, how about you?) I'm sick of
people like you who hang around for whatever reason and whose raison
d'etre is winding people up.. You have failed.
In fact come and see me you piece of ****. I'll turn you inside out
(unless you're someone special) along with all your friends. I don't get
this worked up by anyone but I'm sick of this ****e. Come see me and
bring all of your friends and bats. I'm not going to hold my breath but
I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet and I'm slightly ****ed
off.. Meanwhile, because of you, I and my family who are all solicitors,
barristers and QCs are going to work tirelessly to deny you the rights
you DID have. Want more? I've ensured your council has a problem with
your using rights of way (You'll never use a ROW wihout speaking to your
council and there WILL BE problems even so. Take the **** out of me?
I'll make sure you pay for it for the rest of your life. Anyone else
want to upset me?
--
O O :-o O O
| I so did it again |
O :-o O
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail

On or around Tue, 27 Jul 2004 00:05:36 +0100, weallhatebillgates
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
>Decathlon, Richard Brookman <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to
>the monkeys by typing...
>
><****e>
>
>You can't help people who own Landrovers but can criticise etymological
>validity? Thanks from everyone. I've given helpful advice to all who
>have asked for it ( as has Badger) and would have hoped you recognise a
>'****take' (in the worst sense) when you see one. People like you (and I
>use the term "you" advisedly) put people off owning Landrovers and
>ensure that use of greenlanes is made as problematic as possible. Carry
>on, and while you're arguing with your local council, I'm able to
>"greenlane" to my hearts content, and can drive on land that you've only
>ever dreamed about.
>FULL STOP
>No offence or anything but **** you and the cayuse you rode in on.
>You've caused problems for yourselves by your attitude. I'm going out
>now to have fun. Had fun and still think **** you. You (and your
>friends) are now struggling for somewhere to drive whereas I have
>247,000 acres to play on. Call me whatever names you like, but your
>attitude is what denys you access to proper land and I (someone who has
>the ear of parliament) will charge you accordingly (and I do know who
>you are) for access to land.
>/cue irelevant flamesters
>OP about sale of some LRs - and I was delayed. And you want to have a go
>at my grammar (see AHA....etc)? How about kiss my arse and I'll find you
>and spank you (I've never hid who I am, how about you?) I'm sick of
>people like you who hang around for whatever reason and whose raison
>d'etre is winding people up.. You have failed.
>In fact come and see me you piece of ****. I'll turn you inside out
>(unless you're someone special) along with all your friends. I don't get
>this worked up by anyone but I'm sick of this ****e. Come see me and
>bring all of your friends and bats. I'm not going to hold my breath but
>I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet and I'm slightly ****ed
>off.. Meanwhile, because of you, I and my family who are all solicitors,
>barristers and QCs are going to work tirelessly to deny you the rights
>you DID have. Want more? I've ensured your council has a problem with
>your using rights of way (You'll never use a ROW wihout speaking to your
>council and there WILL BE problems even so. Take the **** out of me?
>I'll make sure you pay for it for the rest of your life. Anyone else
>want to upset me?

no, but I'd ask you to send such messages personally - if you want to rant
at Richard (who has indeed, IMHO, made useful contributions to the group and
for longer than you have unless you previously used another persona) then
this ain't the place.

and yes, before you start on me, I'm fully aware that I could skip either
the message or the thread or indeed delete all your postings, but I prefer
not to do that as most of the time most of the stuff is worth at least one
look.

You seem to have a very combative approach, which isn't fitting in too well
with the normal ambience of this group. Unlike some groups, in here we
rarely engage in long-winded flaming or gratuitous swearing, and in general
(for all groups I frequent) I'm increasingly of the view that tolerance pays
off, and the ability to laugh stuff off, and the ability to ignore the odd
insult which someone else posted in the heat of the moment and may, now,
regret.

--
Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.fsnet.co.uk my opinions are just that
If all be true that I do think, There are five reasons we should drink;
Good wine, a friend, or being dry, Or lest we should be by and by;
Or any other reason why. - Henry Aldrich (1647 - 1710)

In article <[email protected]>, weallhatebillgates wrote:
>
> I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet
>

Really? You don't come across that way.

--
simon at sbarr dot demon dot co dot uk
Simon Barr.
'97 110 300Tdi.

Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
Decathlon, Simon Barr <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to the monkeys
by typing...
>In article <[email protected]>, weallhatebillgates wrote:
>>
>> I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet
>>
>
>Really? You don't come across that way.
>
Yeah I know. And I shouldn't have ranted etc. posting flamebait which
won't happen again. Hopefully neither will the string of events
(outside, not on ng) that led to my state of mind yesterday (which
situation was exacerbated by beer - don't do it kids). But to be called
a string of names, insulted and to have my integrity questioned for not
instantly replying (and I explained why, and apologised) and to be
accused of being someone who I've heard several bad reports about
shouldn't happen either.
--
O O :-o O O
| I won't do it again |
O :-o O
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail

weallhatebillgates wrote:
> No offence or anything but **** you and the cayuse you rode in on.
> You've caused problems for yourselves by your attitude. I'm going out
> now to have fun. Had fun and still think **** you.
> so. Take the **** out of me? I'll make sure you pay for it for the
> rest of your life. Anyone else want to upset me?

<self-defeating rant snipped>

Didn't you see the BIG smiley at the end of my post? Lighten up.

--
--
Rich

Land Rovers
Boat
Dog
Wife
Kids - in that order

"weallhatebillgates" <[email protected]> wrote in
message news:[email protected]...
>
> He doesn't operate out of Kemnay and doesn't own any Discos (Last time I
> passed most of them had Range Rover bodies, still what would an idiot
> like me know Badger??)

I never commented on what vehicles were where, so get your facts right and
read the posts before you start ranting!

> I don't know why I was linked to the gentleman in Kemnay, and a quick
> perusal of his stock
> /mild rant on
> (LIKE READING THE ****ING NUMBERPLATES - OBVIOUSLY DIFFICULT FOR SOMEONE
> CONFUSES RANGE ROVERS WITH DISCOVERYs FROM A DISTANCE OF LESS THAN 15m)
> would have shown the sum total of tax-exempt vehicles he doesn't own.
> /mild rant off
>
> /tolerance cache size doubled
> And Badger, may I return the compliment? If you are enough of a fool to
> waste fuel looking for vehicles (owned by someone who is NOT associated
> in any way with said Kemnayonian) without any further information, then
> good luck to you. In passing, I guarantee that if you visit the
> gentleman in Kemnay, you WILL pass within 5miles of at least 5 vehicles
> I am selling.
> /cache reset

I never went looking, never claimed I had either, that was someone else you
a$$hole. READ THE FECKING POSTS BEFORE SLINGING MUD YOU TO$$ER!!

>
> A quick list of other people I'm not:
>
> G. Hay prop. Drum of Wartle Garage
> Mr Town (OR Mr County) of Town & County Landrover, Aberdeen
> Paul Manning of Paul Manning Landrovers

No, but he too can act like a total cock at times.

> Ilse Koch
> A Landrover specialist from Kintore
> Nene Valley (Scotland)

Got a good deal on tyres there last year.

> One of the Simmonite sisters

Bet you they're glad!

> The entire (or a small part thereof) population of Kemnay

Bet you Kemnay's glad too!

> Badger

Bet you I'm very happy to hear it!

Badger.

On or around Sun, 25 Jul 2004 03:29:56 +0100, weallhatebillgates
<[email protected]> enlightened us thusly:

>So, if it's alright with everyone, I'm just popping out to take photos
>of some Landrovers/RRs after I've had a wee sleep. And I'll email them
>to ppl who've sent an email address. Service history, V5s & other paper
>info will be available after my partner in crime returns (he's stuck
>down south still - at least I escaped)

see, it's all this travelling to forn parts that's yer problem... bound to
lead to hassle, innit.

I had the same problem when travelling oop north not that many years ago.
Try finding anywhere to buy diesel along the north coast of Haggisland using
a credit card. eventually went as far as Thurso from the western end, and
the first garage I went to there, the diesel pump disgorged no diesel. Went
to the shop bit to enquire, and was told "och, it must be dry".

luckily, the shell garage further into thurso had some, or I'd be there yet.

--
Austin Shackles. www.ddol-las.fsnet.co.uk my opinions are just that
Beyond the horizon of the place we lived when we were young / In a world
of magnets and miracles / Our thoughts strayed constantly and without
boundary / The ringing of the Division bell had begun. Pink Floyd (1994)

"> snip
> Wrong. The original meaning of "nice" was "foolish", first recorded in
the
> 13thC, from the Latin "nescius", meaning ignorant. The meaning changed
over
> the years, to timid, fussy, dainty, and then in about 1500, precise or
> careful (as in "a nice distinction"). By the 18thC it meant agreeable or
> delightful, a meaning which it has retained pretty much since then. Have
a
> look at http://www.etymonline.com/n2etym.htm, bottom of the page.
>
> > If my reasoned and justified replies to your unwarranted insults
> > leaves you in some way feeling curiously dissatisfied (to split the
> > infinitive),
>
> Again, no. A split infinitive is where a word (usually an adverb) comes
> between the "to" and the verb in phrases such as "to boldly go".
"Curiously
> dissatisfied" (if that is what you referred to) is not one of these.
>
> snip

Nice, and boldly done Rich!

Steve
Durban
1984 110 V8

weallhatebillgates <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
>
> You can't help people who own Landrovers but can criticise etymological
> validity? Thanks from everyone.

So now you're the group's spokesman are you?

> I've given helpful advice to all who
> have asked for it

I'd let others be the judge of that.

> ( as has Badger) and would have hoped you recognise a
> '****take' (in the worst sense) when you see one.

Well, you apparently didn't.

> People like you (and I
> use the term "you" advisedly) put people off owning Landrovers and
> ensure that use of greenlanes is made as problematic as possible. Carry
> on, and while you're arguing with your local council, I'm able to
> "greenlane" to my hearts content, and can drive on land that you've only
> ever dreamed about.

What the f&ck has this got to do with Rich's post? You're not making
sense.

> FULL STOP
> No offence or anything but **** you and the cayuse you rode in on.
> You've caused problems for yourselves by your attitude. I'm going out
> now to have fun. Had fun and still think **** you.

You've lost it now. Is this getting you anywhere at all?

> You (and your
> friends) are now struggling for somewhere to drive whereas I have
> 247,000 acres to play on.

Huh?

> Call me whatever names you like, but your
> attitude is what denys you access to proper land and I (someone who has
> the ear of parliament)

Well, we all do. We can write to our MPs. Or have you some special
access, perhaps. Your dad's a Tory MP. That would explain a lot,
especially the suspenders and the orange in your mouth.

> will charge you accordingly (and I do know who
> you are) for access to land.
> /cue irelevant flamesters
> OP about sale of some LRs - and I was delayed. And you want to have a go
> at my grammar (see AHA....etc)? How about kiss my arse and I'll find you
> and spank you (I've never hid who I am, how about you?)

Why all the threats? Someone's really hit a nerve here.

> I'm sick of
> people like you who hang around for whatever reason and whose raison
> d'etre is winding people up.. You have failed.

On the evidence I've seen, he hasn't. He's wound you up a treat.

> In fact come and see me you piece of ****. I'll turn you inside out
> (unless you're someone special) along with all your friends. I don't get
> this worked up by anyone but I'm sick of this ****e. Come see me and
> bring all of your friends and bats. I'm not going to hold my breath but
> I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet and I'm slightly ****ed
> off.. Meanwhile, because of you, I and my family who are all solicitors,
> barristers and QCs are going to work tirelessly to deny you the rights
> you DID have.

Yeah, you write like a barrister. NOT. So you and your family are
all in the legal profession. And your name is Napoleon, right?

> Want more? I've ensured your council has a problem with
> your using rights of way (You'll never use a ROW wihout speaking to your
> council and there WILL BE problems even so.

Do you even know where he lives?

> Take the **** out of me?
> I'll make sure you pay for it for the rest of your life. Anyone else
> want to upset me?

Last time I heard talk like that, it was in Junior school, in the
playground. It came from a fat boy with no friends, who used his
weight to to knock the boys around and pull the girls hair. He
shouted stuff like that. Tne teachers told us to ignore him. We did.
He died of a drug overdose at 22. We were sad, but not that sad.

Grow up, you sad plonker. Austin's right. This group (which you
haven't been in for very long) is one of the most flame-free and
best-humoured that I know of. I'd like to keep it that way. Go to
your anger management clinic and don't come back till you've learned
to behave.

Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
Decathlon, Richard Brookman <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to
the monkeys by typing...
<snip>

>Didn't you see the BIG smiley at the end of my post? Lighten up.
>
>--
Am lightened

Had lots of bad news, bad beer and (for a short time) an attitude that
sucked. Took a big happy pill and smelled the flowers. Even drove past
Elgin and waved at Briggsy....
GT Tyres Forres - quad-tracking & decent service
--
O O :-o O O
| I so did it again |
O :-o O
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail

weallhatebillgates wrote:
>
>> Didn't you see the BIG smiley at the end of my post? Lighten up.
>>
>> --
> Am lightened

Thank goodness for that.
>
> Had lots of bad news, bad beer and (for a short time) an attitude that
> sucked. Took a big happy pill and smelled the flowers.

Next time, take the happy pill first, OK? We all get bad news and experience
sense of humour failure from time to time - no need to take it out on
innocent bystanders.

Now go and have some good beer. ;-)


--
--
Rich

Land Rovers
Boat
Dog
Wife
Kids - in that order

Exercising detectoring abilities on a par with Dr Watson, Big G could
have cleared a 5-bar gate topped with several feet of razor-wire jumping
to the following conclusion....

>No problem & fully understand your views, My Mrs passed his place a few days
>ago & mentioned to me that he a load of Discos outside & not too much else,
>and as you quoted makes you wonder about the rest of his post!! All the best
>with your search.

WEALLHATEBILLGATES hasn't posted/ replied because he had to go down
south on short notice (If it makes you feel any better, I was helping
out (unpaid, arranged through a disability access group and I travelled
640 miles to do so) at a music festival . My return north was delayed (I
was to be back last Sun night/ Mon morning) until this morning
(Saturday). I apologise to all for the delay and thank Mr Bell for
realising that life isn't always a bowl of cherries...

He doesn't operate out of Kemnay and doesn't own any Discos (Last time I
passed most of them had Range Rover bodies, still what would an idiot
like me know Badger??)
I don't know why I was linked to the gentleman in Kemnay, and a quick
perusal of his stock
/mild rant on
(LIKE READING THE ****ING NUMBERPLATES - OBVIOUSLY DIFFICULT FOR SOMEONE
CONFUSES RANGE ROVERS WITH DISCOVERYs FROM A DISTANCE OF LESS THAN 15m)
would have shown the sum total of tax-exempt vehicles he doesn't own.
/mild rant off

/tolerance cache size doubled
And Badger, may I return the compliment? If you are enough of a fool to
waste fuel looking for vehicles (owned by someone who is NOT associated
in any way with said Kemnayonian) without any further information, then
good luck to you. In passing, I guarantee that if you visit the
gentleman in Kemnay, you WILL pass within 5miles of at least 5 vehicles
I am selling.
/cache reset

A quick list of other people I'm not:

G. Hay prop. Drum of Wartle Garage
Mr Town (OR Mr County) of Town & County Landrover, Aberdeen
Paul Manning of Paul Manning Landrovers
Ilse Koch
A Landrover specialist from Kintore
Nene Valley (Scotland)
One of the Simmonite sisters
The entire (or a small part thereof) population of Kemnay
Badger

If I was of a cynical bent I would say something along the lines of, "I
apologise unreservedly for any inconvenience caused by my inability to
reply immediately. I realise now that my raison (insert circumflex as
appropriate) d'etre at present is the provision of follow-up information
after my original post, and all other matters in my life are of
secondary importance. Anyone requiring a more comprehensive apology in
the form of a big flowery kiss should apply in person"

As I'm not,(much), I'll again say I am sorry for leaving you all 'in the
lurch' due to circumstances outside my control and will make every
effort in future to give warning if I'm going offline for any amount of
time (Again, I was supposed to be back much earlier than today, but
couldn't make it).

So, if it's alright with everyone, I'm just popping out to take photos
of some Landrovers/RRs after I've had a wee sleep. And I'll email them
to ppl who've sent an email address. Service history, V5s & other paper
info will be available after my partner in crime returns (he's stuck
down south still - at least I escaped)

--
O O I so didn't do it O O
|' but got blamed for it anyway |'
n' think I'll go and eat worms n'
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail

weallhatebillgates wrote:

> As one who fulfils the nice (as in its original definition of
> "precise" or "accurate") description of a Christian,
> _I_truly_am_happy_for_you.

Wrong. The original meaning of "nice" was "foolish", first recorded in the
13thC, from the Latin "nescius", meaning ignorant. The meaning changed over
the years, to timid, fussy, dainty, and then in about 1500, precise or
careful (as in "a nice distinction"). By the 18thC it meant agreeable or
delightful, a meaning which it has retained pretty much since then. Have a
look at http://www.etymonline.com/n2etym.htm, bottom of the page.

> If my reasoned and justified replies to your unwarranted insults
> leaves you in some way feeling curiously dissatisfied (to split the
> infinitive),

Again, no. A split infinitive is where a word (usually an adverb) comes
between the "to" and the verb in phrases such as "to boldly go". "Curiously
dissatisfied" (if that is what you referred to) is not one of these.

Sorry to be picky, but if I posted that all Series 2s had permanent 4WD and
diff lockers, I'd expect someone to pick me up on it.

;-)

--
Rich

Land Rovers
Boat
Dog
Wife
Kids - in that order

Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
Decathlon, Richard Brookman <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to
the monkeys by typing...

<****e>

You can't help people who own Landrovers but can criticise etymological
validity? Thanks from everyone. I've given helpful advice to all who
have asked for it ( as has Badger) and would have hoped you recognise a
'****take' (in the worst sense) when you see one. People like you (and I
use the term "you" advisedly) put people off owning Landrovers and
ensure that use of greenlanes is made as problematic as possible. Carry
on, and while you're arguing with your local council, I'm able to
"greenlane" to my hearts content, and can drive on land that you've only
ever dreamed about.
FULL STOP
No offence or anything but **** you and the cayuse you rode in on.
You've caused problems for yourselves by your attitude. I'm going out
now to have fun. Had fun and still think **** you. You (and your
friends) are now struggling for somewhere to drive whereas I have
247,000 acres to play on. Call me whatever names you like, but your
attitude is what denys you access to proper land and I (someone who has
the ear of parliament) will charge you accordingly (and I do know who
you are) for access to land.
/cue irelevant flamesters
OP about sale of some LRs - and I was delayed. And you want to have a go
at my grammar (see AHA....etc)? How about kiss my arse and I'll find you
and spank you (I've never hid who I am, how about you?) I'm sick of
people like you who hang around for whatever reason and whose raison
d'etre is winding people up.. You have failed.
In fact come and see me you piece of ****. I'll turn you inside out
(unless you're someone special) along with all your friends. I don't get
this worked up by anyone but I'm sick of this ****e. Come see me and
bring all of your friends and bats. I'm not going to hold my breath but
I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet and I'm slightly ****ed
off.. Meanwhile, because of you, I and my family who are all solicitors,
barristers and QCs are going to work tirelessly to deny you the rights
you DID have. Want more? I've ensured your council has a problem with
your using rights of way (You'll never use a ROW wihout speaking to your
council and there WILL BE problems even so. Take the **** out of me?
I'll make sure you pay for it for the rest of your life. Anyone else
want to upset me?
--
O O :-o O O
| I so did it again |
O :-o O
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail

In article <[email protected]>, weallhatebillgates wrote:
>
> I'm the most tolerant person you'll ever meet
>

Really? You don't come across that way.

--
simon at sbarr dot demon dot co dot uk
Simon Barr.
'97 110 300Tdi.

Button bashing in practice for another round of Daley Thompson's
Decathlon, Richard Brookman <[email protected]> left Shakespeare to
the monkeys by typing...
<snip>

>Didn't you see the BIG smiley at the end of my post? Lighten up.
>
>--
Am lightened

Had lots of bad news, bad beer and (for a short time) an attitude that
sucked. Took a big happy pill and smelled the flowers. Even drove past
Elgin and waved at Briggsy....
GT Tyres Forres - quad-tracking & decent service
--
O O :-o O O
| I so did it again |
O :-o O
Weallhatebillgates would be found at hotmail