How to get rid of Airy

Jan 21, 2004 5 Replies

May I suggest that no one replies to any of his postings and makes a conscience decision not to read them, so avoiding the annoyance and strong urge to reply. In recent days I have been pleased to see an upsurge in news, only to find that it is all airy rubbish. I daresay that the same sentiment is felt by readers of the other newsgroups. Please o' please ignore him and write things about steam engines, locomotives, ex girlfriends or anything that takes your fancy. Keep the readers amused used



Donald South UIst



In general, I'd agree with your sentiments, except that I am never the originator of unpleasantness. I only ever post matter of a technical nature, except when it is necessary to address the unsolicited and infantile outbursts of those who perhaps should know better.

By all means, take sides with whomsoever in the school playground you choose; that is your right.

But please try to stick to the truth of issues that you raise.

... so is that why you attacked me on my 1st post on here then ???

Not a very good start is it?

Your first post was about Derbyshire Lathes, to which I did not respond.

Your second post was an enquiry about Stainless Steel to which I responded immediately to advise you about Devizes Steel.

Before that? Hardly.

A "go at fishing" is not an attack on you.

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