Deleted my forum

[r.henley]

Tarsier79,
It is interesting. AB Hammer's friends are all either rude or do not support Bessler. I think with me, this is why I would like to see rlortie do the build I posted. Then AB Hammer and his supporters could be shown for who they
truly are. And I think it is disrespectful towards Bessler's legacy.
Who knows, maybe there is a reason I left Australia and never went back.

edited to add; Tarsier79, when i post a design trying to get rlortie interested in it, a supporter of AB Hammer's posts this about me >> a mentally deficient idiot troll. <<

are you afraid rlortie might take an interest in it ?

[jim_mich]

AB. If you feed a cancer sugar, it will grow quickly. You don't have to defend yourself against a mentally deficient idiot troll.

For once we are in agreement.

[ME]

And comparing me to AB Hammer ?

I noticed (as before, when you had another alias), you seem to confuse the act of "comparing with" (dissimilarities) with "comparing to" (similarities).

Just for you, I dug up some definition. And I know it is a bit confusing.

Compare
1. Estimate, measure, or note the similarity or dissimilarity;
2. (compare something to) Point out or describe the resemblances;

Is there any difference between compare with and compare to, and is one more correct than the other?
There is a slight difference, in that it is usual to use to rather than with when describing the resemblance, by analogy, of two quite different things, as in'critics compared Ellington’s music to the music of Beethoven and Brahms'.
In the sentence ‘estimate the similarity or dissimilarity between’, with is often preferred to to, as in schools compared their facilities with those of others in the area.
However, in practice the distinction is not clear-cut and both compare with and compare to can be used in either context.

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/defin ... sh/compare

1. compare verb [T] (EXAMINE DIFFERENCES)
to examine or look for the difference between two or more things:
2. compare verb [T] (CONSIDER SIMILARITIES)
to judge, suggest, or consider that something is &#8203;similar or of equal quality to something else:
3. does not compare
If something or someone does not compare with something or someone else, the second thing is very much better than the first:
4. compare favourably If something compares favourably with something else, it is better than it:

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/diction ... sh/compare

[WaltzCee]

There is little doubt in my mind James Lindgaard has mental issues. What I find very curious is how the brilliant and gifted of this forum want to unbraid him.

James Lindgaard is low hanging fruit. He's cookies on the bottom shelf.

Is that the best you can do, gifted ones? Take cookies from children? Is that your best?

[AB Hammer]

WaltzCee

Your only getting a 1/4 of the story. My email is full of Lindgaards attacks and strangeness. He refuses to follow the rules and tries to discredit myself and others by his attacks. I was willing to deal with him on open forum on wheel only if he would leave the attacks behind. He refuses, end of story. But he does have his own forum but I'm not going to join.

[Kirk]

I don't think you can get a balance wheel to work. Symmetry gets you every time.

[Kirk]

There is little doubt in my mind James Lindgaard has mental issues. What I find very curious is how the brilliant and gifted of this forum want to unbraid him.

James Lindgaard is low hanging fruit. He's cookies on the bottom shelf.

Is that the best you can do, gifted ones? Take cookies from children? Is that your best?

The human condition is a disaster at best.

[ME]

The human condition is a disaster at best.

The "disaster" is: selecting a group, and take the average.

[Art]

In Honour of probably the most dedicated forum non member , I would like to propose a standard greeting to all new members !

It should be said as a genuine good natured welcome without preconcieved expectations ,


It should be : -


......."IS THAT YOU Lindgaard ? ".......


.. : )