You suffer from foot in mouth disease

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Spend all of about ten minutes reading what bAss posts in ASA and then
tell us again what a well-mannered person he is. Mention his name in
the rec.aviation group and see what a fine fellow they find him to be.
Con artists are always the nicest people you could ever meet.
His "knowledge" of the industry comes from reading manuals and not from
hands on experience.
The only reason he doesn't act up in here is because he trolls these
waters for customers, and the bait he's using seems to be working
because you oblivious knuckleheads actually support him.
Don't confuse yourself with the facts, Byron. Apparently your opinion,
based on what you READ, has more validity than the files of the Better
Business Bureau, the Florida Department of Corrections, the Florida
electrical board, the State of Connecticut's Department of Consumer
Protection, etc, etc, etc. His entire business is based on lies but hey
why should anyone care? Who needs laws anyway?
Oh, if you have a problem with my reply, Guess What: I don't care
either. If you ever decide to visit reality please stop by and say
hello.  My name is Tom Fowler and I'll be your tour guide.


Hey Chub, nice post. You'll have a hard time trying to get these jokers
to see what a crock of crap bAss is. All these geeks care about is
turning their ceiling fans on with a wristwatch to impress their
friends. It's an illness, and they get what they deserve.



Byron Hynes wrote:
> You know, I've never met Robert Bass; never bought anything from him. My
> only opinion of him is formed from reading here for the last few months.
>
> I've seen him post what seem to be informed, reasonable posts, and share
> his knowledge. I have not seen him spit venom at people he doesn't like (not
> to say he has never, but not that I've been online to see). Yes, he has a
> business and he mentions it or gives links to it. In my opinion, he is upfront
> about that and does so in a profressional manner. This is not a new idea.
> Why do you think Microsoft sponsors free Technet events or Proctor and Gamble
> has sponsored soap operas for 50 years or more.
>
> On the other hand, Mr "chub", you are just rude.
>
> You have a problem with him -- Fine. Guess what: I DON'T CARE. I don't like
> reading your vitrol in the morning. What do you think you are accomplishing?
> Stopping people from buying from him? Hurting him? (Sounds like revenge and
> a weak attempt at vindication.) Educating people? Well, you're not.
>
> If he had something small I needed, I'd probably buy from him in a minute;
> given logistics of delivery and pricing. Were it to be a major purchase,
> I'd do my own due diligence and research and make my own decision, because
> I am a grown-up who is responsible for my own decisions. To be frank about
> it, if you and he were both selling something, I'd be much more likely to
> by from him just because of the way he posts and the way you post.
>
> Lastly, Mr. Robert L Bass, like me, posts with a full name (that I assume
> is his own), and with a real way to contact him. I doubt you'll understand
> this concept, but this means that he is standing behind what he says. I've
> posted some things in the last 20 years that I really wish weren't still
> in Google. But, I haven't changed my name or started hiding behind fake names.
> It's part of being part of a community, my flaws are out there along with
> my successes (and I hope there is more of the latter than the former). There's
> accountability in that, that someone with a one-word psuednym and fake email
> address will never have.
>
> I suspect I am wasting my keystrokes, but it was either that or do work.
>
> - Byron
>
>
> >
> > meethinks thou dost protest too mightily.
> >