🚀 go-pugleaf

Michael wrote:
> 
> Dennis -- You are asking for a manual - but did not state the PROBLEM that
> you NEED the MANUAL FOR.  And possibly the reason that no one will help you
> is because of your rude replies to messages.
> 

WHY are you INSISTING (read: ASSUMING) that I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MY
IIID? It was stated very clearly - OTHERS UNDERSTOOD, ACCORDING TO MY
EMAIL - that my problem was the fact THAT I DON'T HAVE A MANUAL...
THAT'S IT - NO MANUAL! Get it now? I'M LOOKING TO PURCHASE A
M-A-N-U-A-L. Period.

> Also, I happen to be the MIS manager at a large computer repair shop. Part
> of this business requires us to have a large stock of manuals for that
> printer (repair guides, part listings, ...)
> 
> I would have been more than willing to look up ANYTHING that you
> needed/wanted (or possibly sell you an extra copy manuals for $10 (what we
> paid for ea. copy) plus what ever it costs to ship to the Princeton, NJ
> area).  But, I am unwilling to go out of my way for someone who has SPAMed
> every newsgroup that deals with printers with this pathetic plea for help.

Since when is it "spamming" to ask politely, in the pertinent NG's, if
anybody has a spare HP IIID manual they'd like to part with? And to do
so is "pathetic", no less? You reveal a basic lack of knowledge (or
comprehension) which I'm sure we all hope doesn't extend beyond your
occasional posts to NG's and into your chosen vocation. I'm sure it
doesn't... 

> 
> Also, you may want to upgrade your news client - a 16-bit version of Mozilla
> 3.04 is a little dated.
> 
> Resectfully Yours,
> 
> Michael
> 

I'm running a dual-boot with W95/N4.06 on one and W3.11/N3.04 on the
other, and depending on how the God's (and Bill Gates) have decided to
treat me (BSOD'S/GPF's) for the day, I just may post using N3.04 - the
16bit is much less prone to viral attack anyway. At this hour and on
this day it's more stable. Gee, if I had just known beforehand that it
would bother you, I coulda swapped drives and booted Linux and we both
coulda been bothered together.

As they say - "It takes two to dance", and I fear we've become little
more than entertainment for others on this Friday night.

The dance is over, take me home, you four-footed brute. You may kiss my
hand and say "Goodnight"...

(And, BTW, may I say I'm glad the resection went OK... or... or did it?).

Sincerely, 

Dennis
;-)
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