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To: DR. MEADE who wrote (4137)	4/15/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: jerryf	Respond to of 7703

WHY does anyone pay attenion to this guy(?) Look at the boards "IT" posts to, Don't waste your Time

To: DR. MEADE who wrote (4137)	4/15/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: halfscot	Respond to of 7703

Mr. DR. MEADE. Doctor of what? I doubt, no, know you are not either a Ph.D. or a M.D. That is unless you had someone else write your dissertations and papers. You write and spell like our current crop of high schoolers. This casts doubts on the veracity of your other skills as well. Go Away! halfscot

To: DR. MEADE who wrote (4137)	4/15/1998 5:11:00 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7703

>>Sure, Jane, and your really a girl !<< Do you two know each other?... Always the last to know...... Z. p.s. Dr. Meade, for someone that has earned the prestigious title of a "Doctor", your spelling really is ferocious. I am sure you know what the "edit" button is, (unless you are color blind and can not distinguish the red color of your misspelled words), there is always the "spell checker". Then again the "Dr." title could be only the "honorary" kind, in which case, take a look at what Henry Louis Menecken said about such degrees: "The honorary degree is a way of honoring a pompous ass. No honest person would accept a degree he hadn't worked for. Honorary degrees are suitable only for realtors, chiropractors and presidents of the United States".