Inlining?

[QuickHare]

Re: Inlining?

Since he has kill-filed you, good man, he won't see what see what you wrote.
So, as long as I don't mention it, or who it was in reply to, then he'll
have lost out on that keen observation. However, I agree wholeheartedly.

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never refered to as "Visual Basic [dot] Net". The reason is that the two are
completely different and this newsgroup deals with VISUAL BASIC, not VB.NET.

[Enigman O'Maly]

Re: Inlining?

On Fri, 17 Oct 2003 19:57:22 +0100, "QuickHare"
<QuickHareNOT@H EREHotmail.com> wrote:
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>PS. VB.NET is called VB.net and not VISUALBASIC.net for a reason, and it is
>never refered to as "Visual Basic [dot] Net". The reason is that the two are
>completely different and this newsgroup deals with VISUAL BASIC, not VB.NET.[/color]

Which is also why it's usually called "Visual Fred"...

Perhaps in this case it should be called "Visual Tony"...

[Bob Butler]

Re: Inlining?

"Rick Rothstein" <rickNOSPAMnews @NOSPAMcomcast. net> wrote in message
news:X7WdnY38vP kX2xKiRVn-gA@comcast.com
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> He won't listen Bob... I tried patiently explaining that to him and,
> for my efforts, he kill-filed me for "berating" him (his term, not
> mine). You really gotta marvel over the arrogance of personalities
> like Tony.[/color]

At this stage of my life I no longer marvel over them; it's just not worth
the aggravation.
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> I wonder if, when approaching a public rest room (loo?)
> with the words MEN and WOMEN on the door, whether Tony feels free to
> enter either one since he sees the word "MEN" on both doors.<g>[/color]

LOL; that has to be the best analogy I've seen yet!