--> moved to social where it belongs
> On 5/26/05, Stephen Reilly <stephen at hkc.ie> wrote:
> > > I perfer KDE to Gnome, don't use an IDE, use vim(or
> sometimes a GUI
> > > varient) for nearly all my programming/text-editing, My
> DB of choice
> > > is MySQL, whilst I do all my office type stuff with OOo.
> > >
> >
> > My favourite colour's blue and my turn ons include long
> walks on the
> > beach and silly little geeks who watch star trek. Nobody cares.
> >
> That was in direct response to a snippit from another user:
> "Still though, you can't really like vim, can you?" - James McDermott
Eh yes, I know, I read it.
> Since there were parts of the OP that weren't entirely
> accurate, and designed more to demonstrate that different
> people can have different opinions on the best
> Language/IDE/Desktop/language/etc, I considered it prudent to
> clarify the matter.
For the love of God will you remove the anal probe.
> You'll notice that the paragraph(of mine) which you quote,
> directly conflicts with the initial paragraph. This is
> because the first one was designed to demonstrate that
> different people have different opinions, and the second was
> to address the inaccuracies of the first.
Yes, yes, contradicting yourself, that's the spirit.
> > I've enjoyed this flame war tremendously now go pick a
> character and
> > come back with fresh ideas. http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/> I think my posts here were too ridicules to start a flamewar,
> and from the looks of things I don't think I was too far off
Aparantly not. Although to be fair I was actually doing just what you
accuse me of neglecting to do, i.e. taking this and the "introduction"
threads into context.
> the mark. If you care to read my posts, instead of simply
Have done.
> automaticly dismissing them as flamebait, then You'll see
I didn't, but you are definetly trolling, whether intentionally or not.
Anyway why are you getting upset about imagined insults? Stick around
and wait for the actual ones. They'll come.
> that I was trying to calm things down, as opposed to light
> them up. I don't regret posting such a message. My only
Me too, obviously lost on your little hypocritical self. Humour was a
little high brow perhaps?
> regret is that I didn't put it into the "introduction to
> programming thread". I thought it would be off-topic there,
> but I now realise that that would have been the correct place
> to put it.
Why? We know you were splintering from that thread. Some of us actually
have several digit IQs (flashback humour, just thought I'd point it out
since you're having some difficulty with the concept).
> I don't think your picking apart of any of my posts is fair.
I don't recall picking apart any of your posts. Yes I only quoted the
relevant portion rather than copy the entire tedious conversation into a
mail and repost it. That's the way replies should be. You posted the
equivalent of a list of likes and dislikes to a technical forum to
lighten things up. Personally I find that hillarious, so lighten up :D
My initial reply was lighthearted, I can't imagine why you've taken it
so seriously.
> If you're going to judge me, or this thread, then take the
> entire thread into account. To take one sentence out of
> context, and steriotype me based on that, is hypocritical.
Steriotype? Please explain how I steriotyped you. My reply was to the
list not to you personally. Get a grip here.
> Either take my other posts on this thread into account, or at
> least take that entire message into account. If you can't do
> that, then just shut up.
Try not to cry. I really couldn't give a sh!t about you personally and I
mean that in a good way. My mail was not directed at you, you may have
noticed it wasn't even mailed to you. Seriously you can't take offence
from what was obviously a take the p!ss response. If you fire up the war
engines every time someone makes fun of you online, try not to mail
irrelevant personal profiles to large mailing lists. Now don't get your
panties all up in a bunch trying to frantically throw together an
indignant reponse, just calm yourself and go about your business.
> Rory
Indeed.
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