RE: Pietenpol-List: Please can we find the gentlemanly behavior again?
Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2012 2:49 am
Original Posted By:> owner-pietenpol-list-server(at)matronics.com
Subject: RE: Pietenpol-List: Please can we find the gentlemanly behavior again?we're "disconcerting the masses" guys!> I agree completely, Douwe. Using language from TGWP, "You BASTARD! > You> dirty rotten Bastard!" I think that was the coarsest thing said in > thatmovie.> > > > I've been a constant subscriber to this list since its earliest > days, when> it was transitioned to Matronics from Steve Eldredge's list at BYU > backabout 1997. It has been a good source of information and > inspiration, as> well as entertainment. The best thing about it has been the > friends that I> have made, with introductions on the list and then face-to-face > meeting at> Brodhead (with the exception of Kevin Purtee, whom I first met at > Brodheadbefore I ever saw a post from him on the list).> > > > I know I've been guilty of posting what I thought was a humorous > comment,only to find I've offended someone unintentionally (usually > about a Corvair,> but I should realize that broken crankshafts are nothing to laugh > about.JUST KIDDING). I do try to offer advice (when asked), and > encouragement -> particularly to brand new builders. Mike Cuy has traditionally > been the> ambassador of good will on this list, but lately personal issues > have kept> him away. We need him back to keep us away from the dark side.> > > > So keep building, keep posting, but think about your comments > before hitting> Send.> > > > Jack Phillips> > NX899JP> > Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia> > > > _____ >
Subject: RE: Pietenpol-List: Please can we find the gentlemanly behavior again?we're "disconcerting the masses" guys!> I agree completely, Douwe. Using language from TGWP, "You BASTARD! > You> dirty rotten Bastard!" I think that was the coarsest thing said in > thatmovie.> > > > I've been a constant subscriber to this list since its earliest > days, when> it was transitioned to Matronics from Steve Eldredge's list at BYU > backabout 1997. It has been a good source of information and > inspiration, as> well as entertainment. The best thing about it has been the > friends that I> have made, with introductions on the list and then face-to-face > meeting at> Brodhead (with the exception of Kevin Purtee, whom I first met at > Brodheadbefore I ever saw a post from him on the list).> > > > I know I've been guilty of posting what I thought was a humorous > comment,only to find I've offended someone unintentionally (usually > about a Corvair,> but I should realize that broken crankshafts are nothing to laugh > about.JUST KIDDING). I do try to offer advice (when asked), and > encouragement -> particularly to brand new builders. Mike Cuy has traditionally > been the> ambassador of good will on this list, but lately personal issues > have kept> him away. We need him back to keep us away from the dark side.> > > > So keep building, keep posting, but think about your comments > before hitting> Send.> > > > Jack Phillips> > NX899JP> > Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia> > > > _____ >