Re: Slowman is a LIAR, was OT: Why welfare doesn't work!

On Sep 12, 12:52 pm, krw <k...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In article <Wvmdnb9oSLau3FTVnZ2dnUVZ_oPin...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
mike.terr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx says...





Jim Thompson wrote:

On Wed, 10 Sep 2008 22:01:43 -0700 (PDT), bill.slo...@xxxxxxxx wrote:

On Sep 11, 3:20Â am, "Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terr...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
[snip]

Jim is working.

Lucky him.

 You aren't. Â

I've noticed.

Jim is working state of the art.

Barry Gilbert and Geoff Widlar comes a lot closer to defining the
state of the art.

Must be why, in 1986, Barrie (you spelled his name wrong) was ill and
I was asked to substitute for him, giving a week-long seminar at RMIT..
(You do know that is Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology don't
you?  Or are you also performing the big lie when you claim Australian
lineage?)

And it's _Bob_ Widlar, you dumb ***-headed leftist weenie *** ;-)

Jim works for people who can't afford to have
someone that good on the staff. I've used a few of Jim's designs, and
dumped them gratefully when someone else did the job right.

LIAR!  LIAR!  Pants on fire!

Except for the embedded USB stuff I designed for Intel in the late
'90's I have not done ANY STANDARD PRODUCT designs since 1973, only
specialty custom.

So if you used any of my products at all, they'd be old as the hills
and one would certainly hope they'd been supplanted by designs built
on far more sophisticated processes.

However MANY of my pre-1973 designs are still being manufactured...
www.lansdale.com

Must be some reason why they're still selling 35-45 years later?

Q.E.D.  It is hereby proven that Slowman is a dumb ***-headed leftist
weenie *** LIAR.

No wonder no one will hire him ;-)

   That, and his wife dresses him funny.

But he doesn't look funny in dresses.

I do have a couple of Scots in my family tree, and one of the schools
I went to in Tasmania did dress the first platoon of it's cadet corps
in kilts, but I have managed to avoid ever wearing a kilt. Thinking
that a Scotsman looks funny in a kilt is not a idea that you'd want to
share with a kilted Scotman - the full kit includes a dirk (a
ceremonial dagger) and the occasions when it is worn usually involve
drinking whisky.

Not that krw would have anything to lose in such an altercation.

--
Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

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