Hey!! It's a brawl. Only fitting I guess after so much talking, thinking, disagreement. Anyone else, c'mon. Let's sort it out then go back to fixing up CDMA with some bubble gum and chicken wire and get the show on the road. It seemed to start when that troublemaker ashbolt with the Upper Case problem appeared on the scene!! I should find him - he might even be here in nz!! [sayyyy, nz, nazi - uh oh]
The email test Jim was because your designated email didn't work for some reason. Any idea why?
Thanks Christine for those kind words and political view. I wonder how many people there are who just wander down these streams, having a nice time, popping in when things get hot and bothered, quite excited, and to coin a phrase, sexually explicit and really off the wall? As any good advertiser knows, those things attract attention from normally placid citizens going about their gentle daily chores. I suppose it puts some excitement in their life.
Now don't make things up Jim - I didn't say Prof. Lusignan was a nobody, I think it was more precisely a discombobulated academic, meaning upset person, who is university oriented [as against industrially]. Whenever experts are sure of their ground, they get frustrated and upset when their views are ignored or disagreed with. We all suffer those feelings.
I think Hussein has personally shot about the same number of cabinet ministers as the UN allies had casualties from Iraqi action. The UN allies killed a few of themselves though. You missed my point about the bombing in Iraq - I'm not saying the bombing should not have been done, I WAS saying, all these conflicts, which only occur because there is no international political entity, cost me money. The point is - they must be prevented. Military jerks in Iraq, USA, NZ and elsewhere, spend trillions of dollars and millions of lives on some 19th century tribal fantasy of empire and power.
I don't mind you disagreeing with my ideas, but please see what I mean first. Anita, my multipurpose communications gadget, is named after my daughter. I realize you wouldn't have said that if you'd known that - don't worry about it.
Now getting back to our mate Bill Frezza. The mafia reference was originally compliments of Bill. Okay? He has accused people in Qualcomm of fraud. Being part of a CDMA Mafia. So, I reflected the comment back to you, being an associate of Bill Frezza in that at the least you receive material from him, linking him to you, using your common Italian names [I hope they are otherwise I got it wrong] to complete the Mafia association. And just for fun, I threw in the Nazis, because they were criminal too, and the zz's sort of rhyme. So there is quite a mafia/nazi/international political violence/criminal/cdma link all round.
Ameritech's failure is part of the two year delay, which we have all discussed and acknowledged and been frustrated by. I don't believe that involves fraud on the part of Messrs Jacobs, Viterbi, White and co. I reckon it's not even vapourware. I'd guess simple wishful thinking. CDMA certainly doesn't seem to be "plug and play" just yet.
And I tell you, speaking from personal experience, wishful thinking and fantasy creation can be absolutely wonderful things.
Shut your eyes a moment jfred: Jim, I do appreciate your comments. You have to expect to be challenged personally [motivations] and in the things you say. You have provided a lot of useful information and
without contrary views, people become distorted. Your writing is substantially different from Bill's, but I have to continue to assume a similar interest as Bill's - it fits so well.
Now, what about all those CDMA benefits eh? I bet you're impressed. |
