I have a few more appropriate names for him. ;)
I have a few more appropriate names for him. ;)
I like your smile, dollar bill.
dj
Oh Warren, such a stickler! I suppose you would have called the Yugo an automobile.
dj
So, Bob, you are saying both me and Merriam-Webster have it wrong?????
*shakes head*dj
Yes. I call George W. Bush the President, too.
"Warren" wrote in news:oMU9d.440501$8_6.190546 @attbi_s04:
Having used this modem for several days now I can attest to the fact that Warren's comment above is no exaggeration. Though the connection of the power cord to the back of the modem is "deceivingly" good, it doesn't take much movement at all to cause a power reset. Other than the fact that I need to be extra careful about not disturbing it, I can't say that I have any complaints about this modem, especially not for a cost of $10. :)
Joe
now, Warren, this is taking the concept of stickler to hitherto unknown heights, er, depths?
dj
Not to start another extensive thread, but can you gentlemen offer some advice on my tentative choice of modems? Having read this newsgroup for a while, it appears that either the Lynksis BEFCMU10 or a Motorola Surfboard might be appropriate I'll be connecting to Comcast (Alexandria, VA) using an iMac G4 with OS 10.3.2 I've been using IPNet SentryX 1.2 for a firewall in lieu of the firewall in OSX.
TIA, George
You were correct, it's just that Joe spelled it correctly also. I was the one that added "
so he did, sorry Joe! but Bob, I found a pompos AND a pompus under your hand, *g*. Just for fun I'll repost Webster-Merriam's take on things pompous. Having been reading ng's since `94, it has always seemed an apt reference in the USENET realm. Isn't it interesting that definitions one & three are positive, or neutral, even artistic, and we all seem to only recognize number two! Ahhh, human behaviors, what a concept.
Main Entry: pomp·ous Pronunciation: 'päm-p&s Function: adjective
1 : excessively elevated or ornate 2 : having or exhibiting self-importance : ARROGANT 3 : relating to or suggestive of pomp : MAGNIFICENT- pomp·ous·ly adverb
- pomp·ous·ness noun
dj,
Pompous people, posting particularly persnickety pronouncements, permanently peeve prudent persons. Providentially, petty parsing promotes passionate, persistent participation . perchance playful pleasure!
I believe this falls under definition #1 ;-)
- Bob
I have to tip my hat to you Bob. Giving credit to a guy who recently chastised you demonstrates integrity, and integrity is something I respect and admire.
Cheers, Joe
"Bob Stephens-Doll" wrote in news:BtQcd.105495$a85.56934@fed1read04:
I believe it did!
8*)dj
Thank you. And the same to you too!
I guess we all need to work on our Karma every once in a while ... ;)
Bob
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