On 11/7/2024 12:16 PM, Andrews wrote:
> sticks wrote on Thu, 7 Nov 2024 12:07:33 -0600 :
>
>>> A clique who stands outside Apple stores waiting for products to buy.
>>
>> Most of the people here could actually write your posts for you.....
>
> Only one of the Apple trolls knew anything about Apple products, and nospam
> isn't posting anymore. David Empson knew a lot but he doesn't post either.
>
> All the Apple trolls (such as Lewis, Jolly Roger, Alan Baker, Alan Browne,
> Haemactylus, Chris, Joerg Lorenz, JF Mezei et. al) parrot Apple marketing.
>
> That's why they hate anyone who posts the truth about Apple products here.

<yawn>

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On 07/11/2024 15:50, Andrews wrote:
> Chris wrote on Wed, 6 Nov 2024 18:08:19 -0000 (UTC) :
>
>>> In actual fact, I have a BA and a DPhil in Physics at Oxford. (That is the
>>> Oxford equivalent of PhD at most universities).
>>
>> He won't believe you in the same way he didn't believe me.
>
> Your response tells me more about your "education" than you may
> realize, Chris.

I'm only responding directly to you here as you're making things up
about me.

> Remember - I have a good memory of your actions.

Nowhere near as good as you think.

>
> Remember you ridiculed the use of "vehicle" in immunological reference?
> And yet, it's an extremely common word every biologist is well aware of.
>
> Because a biologist has taken a few basic classes in immunology, Chris.
> But not you.

I'm not a biologist. I do know what you said was incorrect, however. I
can't find the actual post which makes me think you misrememberd the
discussion.

> Why have you never taken even a single class in fundamental immunology?
> And yet, you claim to own a doctorate in the medical sciences, Chris.

I didn't claim that. You misremembered, again.

> How is that even possible?
>
> Remember you also ridiculed the commonly known assessment that 30,000
> subunits as being large for a non-living SARS-COV-2 viral particle?

That didn't happen. Again, you misremembered.
https://groups.google.com/g/misc.phone.mobile.iphone/c/5IMIq4-dxhQ/m/QR1uiuFcCQAJ

> For reason probably unknown to you, DNA mutations are less frequent
than RNA
> and this is an RNA virus (although the adenovirus used in the shots
isn't).
>
> I've read a few papers on the mutations, where my assessment is twofold:
> a. The mutations that _matter_ are actually rather rare for SARC-CoV2
> b. However the RNA ball is fantastically huge so mutations _will_ happen

I corrected you in that the "RNA ball" is not huge. Viruses have tiny
genomes. RNA viruses are smaller than DNA viruses, which are smaller
than bacterial genomes, which are smaller than eukaryotic (like plants
and mammals) genomes.

Even this paper on viruses says so.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4093846/

> Given you claimed a doctorate in the medical sciences, you could never have
> earned that degree without at least one course in genetics,

You don't understand UK PhDs. We don't sit classes or courses. It's all
pure research. And just because someone may have a PhD in, say,
population health (a medical science) doesn't mean you know about
molecular biology, genetics or immunology.

However, I did do genetics as part of my UG.

> and yet, your
> response tells me instantly that you know nothing about genetics, Chris.
>
> Why haven't you taken even a single basic course in genetics, Chris?
> I know the answer - but I want *YOU* to answer that question for us, Chris.
>
> It's what you write, Chris - that informs me most about your "education".

Your photos of books tell us all about the reality of your "degrees".
You also think youtube is a valid source. lol.

sticks wrote on Thu, 7 Nov 2024 12:22:37 -0600 :

> <yawn>

Notice how all you Apple zealot trolls can't discuss topics like an adult
so you instantly digress to your childish kindergarten responses like that.

Chris wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 17:43:09 +0000 :

> I corrected you in that the "RNA ball" is not huge. Viruses have tiny
> genomes. RNA viruses are smaller than DNA viruses, which are smaller
> than bacterial genomes, which are smaller than eukaryotic (like plants
> and mammals) genomes.

The fact remains that you ridiculed the use of "vehicle" in immunology, and
you claimed that a RNA viral genome of the SARS-COV-2 size was smaller in
comparison to other viruses. Both are preposterous statements by you.

I don't care that you make absurd assessments, Chris. The fact you do that
simply proves me right when I assess all you Apple trolls as uneducated.

>
> Even this paper on viruses says so.
> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4093846/

I've always wondered if you Apple trolls even *read* your own cites, Chris.

That paper says *exactly* what I have been saying all along, and which you
had said was wrong - and yet - that paper shows *exactly* what I said.

This is a direct quote about RNA viral genomes from that very paper, Chris.

"viruses exhibit a wide diversity of genome sizes. RNA viruses
possess genomes that are universally small, ranging from 1,682
nucleotides (nt) (hepatitis delta virus [Deltavirus]) to 31,526
nt (murine hepatitis virus [Coronaviridae])."

Clue by four: 30K subunits is big for an RNA viral particle, Chris.
Very big.

The fact you don't understand the paper is consistent with all the Apple
trolls never understanding anything slightly complex - you prove me right.

>> Given you claimed a doctorate in the medical sciences, you could never have
>> earned that degree without at least one course in genetics,
>
> You don't understand UK PhDs. We don't sit classes or courses. It's all
> pure research. And just because someone may have a PhD in, say,
> population health (a medical science) doesn't mean you know about
> molecular biology, genetics or immunology.
>
> However, I did do genetics as part of my UG.

You know nothing about immunology or viral genomes, Chris.
Simply because you don't even know what everyone else knows about them.

Just as Alan Baker knows nothing about racing or owning & driving BMWs.
For the same reason as you - he doesn't know the first thing about them.

None of you Apple trolls has the mental capacity to understand anything.
You prove me right every time you post.
>> and yet, your
>> response tells me instantly that you know nothing about genetics, Chris.
>>
>> Why haven't you taken even a single basic course in genetics, Chris?
>> I know the answer - but I want *YOU* to answer that question for us, Chris.
>>
>> It's what you write, Chris - that informs me most about your "education".
>
> Your photos of books tell us all about the reality of your "degrees".
> You also think youtube is a valid source. lol.

And yet, I know immunology & genetics - and most of my life I wasn't even
in the biological sciences (although my undergraduate degree was in that).

The overall conclusion is readily apparent that none of you Apple trolls
owns the basic normal mental capacity to comprehend any technical subject.

On 2024-11-08 10:44, Andrews wrote:
> Chris wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 17:43:09 +0000 :
>
>> I corrected you in that the "RNA ball" is not huge. Viruses have tiny
>> genomes. RNA viruses are smaller than DNA viruses, which are smaller
>> than bacterial genomes, which are smaller than eukaryotic (like plants
>> and mammals) genomes.
>
> The fact remains that you ridiculed the use of "vehicle" in immunology, and
> you claimed that a RNA viral genome of the SARS-COV-2 size was smaller in
> comparison to other viruses. Both are preposterous statements by you.
>
> I don't care that you make absurd assessments, Chris. The fact you do that
> simply proves me right when I assess all you Apple trolls as uneducated.
>
>>
>> Even this paper on viruses says so.
>> https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4093846/
>
> I've always wondered if you Apple trolls even *read* your own cites, Chris.
>
> That paper says *exactly* what I have been saying all along, and which you
> had said was wrong - and yet - that paper shows *exactly* what I said.
>
> This is a direct quote about RNA viral genomes from that very paper, Chris.
>
> "viruses exhibit a wide diversity of genome sizes. RNA viruses
> possess genomes that are universally small, ranging from 1,682
> nucleotides (nt) (hepatitis delta virus [Deltavirus]) to 31,526
> nt (murine hepatitis virus [Coronaviridae])."
>
> Clue by four: 30K subunits is big for an RNA viral particle, Chris.
> Very big.
>
> The fact you don't understand the paper is consistent with all the Apple
> trolls never understanding anything slightly complex - you prove me right.
>
>>> Given you claimed a doctorate in the medical sciences, you could never have
>>> earned that degree without at least one course in genetics,
>>
>> You don't understand UK PhDs. We don't sit classes or courses. It's all
>> pure research. And just because someone may have a PhD in, say,
>> population health (a medical science) doesn't mean you know about
>> molecular biology, genetics or immunology.
>>
>> However, I did do genetics as part of my UG.
>
> You know nothing about immunology or viral genomes, Chris.
> Simply because you don't even know what everyone else knows about them.
>
> Just as Alan Baker knows nothing about racing or owning & driving BMWs.
> For the same reason as you - he doesn't know the first thing about them.

For the record:

Me in my current road racing car:

<https://martinsactionphotography.smugmug.com/2018-SCCBC-Race-5-Saturday-September-15-2018/i-sNsJqTR/A>

My current race license:

<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TGOu7kBmLk6XwQgLz7h1PX0FTyMrtSDG/view?usp=share_link>

My current road racing instructor's license:

<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1K_iC3Vtkp5gP36T4lBZFc7rAkmzQ7x9u/view?usp=share_link>

You can use the QR codes to check that they're valid...

....and I can take a picture of all of them back to 2013 and 2017
respectively.

Oh, and here's my current road car:

<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RksO8IIHEzap0YkYbkLNReU2zKc5WhLw/view?usp=share_link>

:-)

On 11/8/2024 12:44 PM, Andrews wrote:
> sticks wrote on Thu, 7 Nov 2024 12:22:37 -0600 :
>
>> <yawn>
>
> Notice how all you Apple zealot trolls can't discuss topics like an adult
> so you instantly digress to your childish kindergarten responses like that.

Thanks for predictably adding me to your "Apple zealot troll" list.
Oh, and <yawn> is a well known historical method of telling a usenet
troll such as yourself to basically fuck off. Your response is a bit
childish, but we've all come to expect nothing less from you. Perhaps
you just don't understand the *gravity* of your current lack of
acceptance anywhere. Ha!

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sticks wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 13:14:17 -0600 :

>>> <yawn>
>>
>> Notice how all you Apple zealot trolls can't discuss topics like an adult
>> so you instantly digress to your childish kindergarten responses like that.
>
> Thanks for predictably adding me to your "Apple zealot troll" list.
> Oh, and <yawn> is a well known historical method of telling a usenet
> troll such as yourself to basically fuck off. Your response is a bit
> childish, but we've all come to expect nothing less from you. Perhaps
> you just don't understand the *gravity* of your current lack of
> acceptance anywhere. Ha!

Every response from these Apple zealot trolls is that of a child, which,
let's be clear - is a key component of *why* their ego is tied up in Apple
products - and why they therefore defend Apple products to the death.

Why do you think Alan Browne loves to quote Apple white papers?
Why did nospam always claim nobody wanted anything Apple didn't have?
Why does Jolly Roger repeatedly defend even Apple's illegal actions?

All you zealot Apple trolls have been told your entire life you're stupid.
But Apple loves you.

Apple tells you that you're a genius for standing in long lines waiting for
the Apple Store doors to open so that you can affirm your genius with cash.

Afterward, Apple laughs at you Apple zealot trolls all the way to the bank.

On 11/8/2024 1:39 PM, Andrews wrote:
> sticks wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 13:14:17 -0600 :
>
>>>> <yawn>
>>>
>>> Notice how all you Apple zealot trolls can't discuss topics like an adult
>>> so you instantly digress to your childish kindergarten responses like that.
>>
>> Thanks for predictably adding me to your "Apple zealot troll" list.
>> Oh, and <yawn> is a well known historical method of telling a usenet
>> troll such as yourself to basically fuck off. Your response is a bit
>> childish, but we've all come to expect nothing less from you. Perhaps
>> you just don't understand the *gravity* of your current lack of
>> acceptance anywhere. Ha!
>
> Every response from these Apple zealot trolls is that of a child, which,
> let's be clear - is a key component of *why* their ego is tied up in Apple
> products - and why they therefore defend Apple products to the death.
>
> Why do you think Alan Browne loves to quote Apple white papers?
> Why did nospam always claim nobody wanted anything Apple didn't have?
> Why does Jolly Roger repeatedly defend even Apple's illegal actions?
>
> All you zealot Apple trolls have been told your entire life you're stupid.
> But Apple loves you.
>
> Apple tells you that you're a genius for standing in long lines waiting for
> the Apple Store doors to open so that you can affirm your genius with cash.
>
> Afterward, Apple laughs at you Apple zealot trolls all the way to the bank.

<yawn>

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On 11/7/2024 11:43 AM, Andrews wrote:
> sticks wrote on Thu, 7 Nov 2024 10:12:06 -0600 :
>
>>> What is hilarious about that statement is it shows
>>
>> No, what is hilarious is your inability to see that no one cares about
>> what YOU think they should consider an issue, and therefore can't see
>> the humor in the joke. Of course, that was predictable.
>
> Just like what matters to the USA election is to *understand* why people
> voted the way they did, what matters for this Apple newsgroup is why the
> rather strange Apple trolls do what it is that they do.
>
> Why do the Trumpian Apple trolls such as Lewis, nospam, Jolly Roger, Alan
> Baker, Alan Browne, Haemactylus, Chris, Joerg Lorenz, et.al) incessantly
> troll Apple ng's by denying all facts about Apple they simply don't like?
>
> It turns out that their *ego* is tied up in their perception of Apple
> products, where they "feel" emotionally they belong to an elite clique.
>
> A clique who stands outside Apple stores waiting for products to buy.

Since this arlen troll loves to mix these two things, I think this was
made just for him

<https://rumble.com/v5n47ct-the-ones-who-think-everyone-else-is-delusional-may-be-delusional.html>

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On 2024-11-08, RoadRacer <racer@nunya.biz> wrote:
>
> Oh, and here's my current road car:
>
><https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RksO8IIHEzap0YkYbkLNReU2zKc5WhLw/view?usp=share_link>
>
>:-)

Is that a 1-series or a 3? What year/model?

My 335i is the same color. It's been a great car (fuel pump issues got
worked out under warranty). 🙂👍

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JR

On 2024-11-08 12:06, Jolly Roger wrote:
> On 2024-11-08, RoadRacer <racer@nunya.biz> wrote:
>>
>> Oh, and here's my current road car:
>>
>> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RksO8IIHEzap0YkYbkLNReU2zKc5WhLw/view?usp=share_link>
>>
>> :-)
>
> Is that a 1-series or a 3? What year/model?

2012 135i M Sport.

>
> My 335i is the same color. It's been a great car (fuel pump issues got
> worked out under warranty). 🙂👍
My car had an electric water pump failure under warranty...

....and a failure of the o-rings on the oil filter housing...

....leading to oil leaking down onto the alternator...

....leading to a replacement of the alternator...

....and that wasn't under warranty.

Moral of the story:

If your 335i is using the same engine design, be very aware of you start
to smell any oil burning.

😖

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
> On 2024-11-08 12:06, Jolly Roger wrote:
>> On 2024-11-08, RoadRacer <racer@nunya.biz> wrote:
>>>
>>> Oh, and here's my current road car:
>>>
>>> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RksO8IIHEzap0YkYbkLNReU2zKc5WhLw/view?usp=share_link>
>>>
>>> :-)
>>
>> Is that a 1-series or a 3? What year/model?
>
> 2012 135i M Sport.
>
>>
>> My 335i is the same color. It's been a great car (fuel pump issues got
>> worked out under warranty). 🙂👍
> My car had an electric water pump failure under warranty...
>
> ...and a failure of the o-rings on the oil filter housing...
>
> ...leading to oil leaking down onto the alternator...
>
> ...leading to a replacement of the alternator...
>
> ...and that wasn't under warranty.
>
> Moral of the story:
>
> If your 335i is using the same engine design, be very aware of you start
> to smell any oil burning.
>
> 😖
>
I was window shopping Bimmers and found a 1-series online (2010-12ish) that
was really cheap. Then after it hadn’t been bought for a month it got
cheaper and the listing started detailing some of the issues. Hard pass.
I’ve always been interested in an entry level older BMW. There was another
one that was kinda cool looking but I was already in the process of dealing
with my Civic getting rear-ended and totaled and replacing it with an HR-V.
I also had my eye on an ILX around the same price range. Those were pretty
much fancier Civics. I rarely see them and they were discontinued.

For some reason my Youtube feed coughs up rando videos on oddball cars.
Recently it was a 1971 Pantera being driven and I was smitten. Looks like
the sort of car it would be too easy to die in but having too much fun with
the demise. F’in beast.

I’m happy with the HR-V as a small crossover with a higher stance than my
Civic had. Maybe I’ll keep looking at 1-series Bimmers online. They seem
expensive to maintain, but cheaper to get into than a Mercedes or Porsche.
911s are a bit steep for me.

A tricked out 1-series would be sweet though I’d be better off with some
Japanese platform hot rod. I seriously don’t get stance cars with weird
camber.

On 2024-11-08 15:27, *Hemidactylus* wrote:
> Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
>> On 2024-11-08 12:06, Jolly Roger wrote:
>>> On 2024-11-08, RoadRacer <racer@nunya.biz> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Oh, and here's my current road car:
>>>>
>>>> <https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RksO8IIHEzap0YkYbkLNReU2zKc5WhLw/view?usp=share_link>
>>>>
>>>> :-)
>>>
>>> Is that a 1-series or a 3? What year/model?
>>
>> 2012 135i M Sport.
>>
>>>
>>> My 335i is the same color. It's been a great car (fuel pump issues got
>>> worked out under warranty). 🙂👍
>> My car had an electric water pump failure under warranty...
>>
>> ...and a failure of the o-rings on the oil filter housing...
>>
>> ...leading to oil leaking down onto the alternator...
>>
>> ...leading to a replacement of the alternator...
>>
>> ...and that wasn't under warranty.
>>
>> Moral of the story:
>>
>> If your 335i is using the same engine design, be very aware of you start
>> to smell any oil burning.
>>
>> 😖
>>
> I was window shopping Bimmers and found a 1-series online (2010-12ish) that
> was really cheap. Then after it hadn’t been bought for a month it got
> cheaper and the listing started detailing some of the issues. Hard pass.
> I’ve always been interested in an entry level older BMW. There was another
> one that was kinda cool looking but I was already in the process of dealing
> with my Civic getting rear-ended and totaled and replacing it with an HR-V.
> I also had my eye on an ILX around the same price range. Those were pretty
> much fancier Civics. I rarely see them and they were discontinued.

Well, for me, I've experienced three real problems with my 1-Series:

1. The failed water pump (warrantied).

2. The failed oil sealing leading to a failed alternator (partially bad
design, but basically my fault for not investigating the smell of oil
far enough).

3. A failed turbocharger charge pipe; where the plastic pipe failed
where it was clipped to the metal intake plenum. I fixed that one myself
with about $70 in parts and (maybe) an hour of labour.

>
> For some reason my Youtube feed coughs up rando videos on oddball cars.
> Recently it was a 1971 Pantera being driven and I was smitten. Looks like
> the sort of car it would be too easy to die in but having too much fun with
> the demise. F’in beast.

All part of the trend to stick American V8s into European sports cars. :-)

>
> I’m happy with the HR-V as a small crossover with a higher stance than my
> Civic had. Maybe I’ll keep looking at 1-series Bimmers online. They seem
> expensive to maintain, but cheaper to get into than a Mercedes or Porsche.
> 911s are a bit steep for me.
>
> A tricked out 1-series would be sweet though I’d be better off with some
> Japanese platform hot rod. I seriously don’t get stance cars with weird
> camber.
It's a classic thing with faddests of all types.

Racing cars started using more camber when tire construction went from
bias plies to radial, and if some was good for a racing car, then more
must be even better...

....right?

😎

*Hemidactylus* wrote on Fri, 08 Nov 2024 23:27:29 +0000 :

> I've always been interested in an entry level older BMW.

I once owned a 525i on which I had to replace almost everything because BMW
only knows how to make drive trains - BMW has no idea how systems work
together.

An example is the DISA valve is an abomination, as is the CCV and even the
ABS control module has those angel hairs which break in the goop they're
intertwined with.

The seat cables cause seat twist. Even something as simple as the
cupholders break. The Dorman window regulators have too small of a nylon
roller so the cable falls off. And don't even get me started on the Behr
plastic overly complex expansion tanks.

The water pump fails prematurely (and requires two special tools, including
a very thin very long 32mm open-end wrench to access), while the trunk loom
constantly frays causing shorts all over the place due to bare wires
touching.

Everyone had the BMW software (much of which was in German) including but
not limited to dis, easydis, gt1, progman, inpa, and ncs dummies & expert.

Much as I've studied the strange nature of you Apple trolls, I've always
wondered why BMW engineers can't make two systems work together other than
the drive train and suspension. Those do work fantastically together.

Nothing else does though... (at least not on the 525i which is the only
bimmer that I know about - but don't get me started on the beemers).

On 2024-11-08 16:55, Andrews wrote:
> *Hemidactylus* wrote on Fri, 08 Nov 2024 23:27:29 +0000 :
>
>> I've always been interested in an entry level older BMW.
>
> I once owned a 525i on which I had to replace almost everything because BMW
> only knows how to make drive trains - BMW has no idea how systems work
> together.
>
> An example is the DISA valve is an abomination, as is the CCV and even the
> ABS control module has those angel hairs which break in the goop they're
> intertwined with.
>
> The seat cables cause seat twist. Even something as simple as the
> cupholders break. The Dorman window regulators have too small of a nylon
> roller so the cable falls off. And don't even get me started on the Behr
> plastic overly complex expansion tanks.
>
> The water pump fails prematurely (and requires two special tools, including
> a very thin very long 32mm open-end wrench to access), while the trunk loom
> constantly frays causing shorts all over the place due to bare wires
> touching.
>
> Everyone had the BMW software (much of which was in German) including but
> not limited to dis, easydis, gt1, progman, inpa, and ncs dummies & expert.
>
> Much as I've studied the strange nature of you Apple trolls, I've always
> wondered why BMW engineers can't make two systems work together other than
> the drive train and suspension. Those do work fantastically together.
>
> Nothing else does though... (at least not on the 525i which is the only
> bimmer that I know about - but don't get me started on the beemers).

Translation:

You don't actually know why you had problems with your 525i

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
> On 2024-11-08 16:55, ——— wrote:
>
[snip kook]
>
> Translation:
>
> You don't actually know why you had problems with your 525i
>
I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.

On 2024-11-08 17:43, *Hemidactylus* wrote:
> Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
>> On 2024-11-08 16:55, ——— wrote:
>>
> [snip kook]
>>
>> Translation:
>>
>> You don't actually know why you had problems with your 525i
>>
> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.
>
>

Meh.... ...anybody can buy an old BMW.

;-)

Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
> On 2024-11-08 17:43, *Hemidactylus* wrote:
>> Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
>>> On 2024-11-08 16:55, ——— wrote:
>>>
>> [snip kook]
>>>
>>> Translation:
>>>
>>> You don't actually know why you had problems with your 525i
>>>
>> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.
>>
>>
>
> Meh.... ...anybody can buy an old BMW.
>
> ;-)
>
AMC Pacer with moon caps. Suits him to a T.

*Hemidactylus* wrote on Sat, 09 Nov 2024 01:43:32 +0000 :

> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.

Heh heh heh ... when I left the BMW forums, they went *looking* for me.

I'm famous there for the detailed writeups of the failed parts.
And the tutorials.

But all you Apple trolls together have never written even *one* tutorial.
The reason is none of you own a helpful bone in your bodies.

Every one of you Apple trolls is a despicably horrid person.
It's part of why you are Apple trolls.

Your whole life everyone told you that you were stupid.
But not Apple.

Apple tells you that you're a genius for waiting in long lines.
And for paying through the nose to get half the functionality.

You, Hemidactylus, are not as sadistic as Jolly Roger or nospam is though.
Nor are you as incredibly stupid as Alan Baker & Snit are.

You're just a deceitful worthless piece of Apple trolling shit.
I apologize if I'm telling you what you already know about yourself.

All you Apple trolls are worthless pieces of shit who have never in your
entire lives done anything worthwhile for other fellow human beings.

*Hemidactylus* wrote on Sat, 09 Nov 2024 02:03:08 +0000 :

>>> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.
>>>
>>
>> Meh.... ...anybody can buy an old BMW.
>>
>> ;-)
>>
> AMC Pacer with moon caps. Suits him to a T.

Given all you Apple trolls are worthless pieces of shit who have never in
your entire lives done anything worthwhile for other fellow human beings
it's not surprising that you don't understand even what a CCV is.

Alan Baker, who claims to own bimmers, doesn't know what a CCV is.
He has no idea what a DISA valve is either.
He knows nothing of INPA nor EDIABAS. He can't even spell them.

And yet, you claim out of your sheer ignorance, that nobody could know this
stuff simply because none of you Apple trolls can know anything at all.

It's who you are. Worthless pieces of human excrement. Every one of you.
The minute you Apple trolls leave this group, it will return to normal.

Thank God those worthless nospam & Lewis & JF Mezei Apple trolls are gone.
Let's hope you're next.

sticks wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 13:57:58 -0600 :

>> Afterward, Apple laughs at you Apple zealot trolls all the way to the bank.
>
> <yawn>

The truth about you Apple trolls doth hurt, does it not!

None of you Apple trolls owns an IQ above about a 60 or so.

Your response proves me right every time.

On 2024-11-09 02:03:08 +0000, *Hemidactylus* said:
> Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
>> On 2024-11-08 17:43, *Hemidactylus* wrote:
>>> Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
>>>> On 2024-11-08 16:55, ——— wrote:
>>>>
>>> [snip kook]
>>>>
>>>> Translation:
>>>>
>>>> You don't actually know why you had problems with your 525i
>>>
>>> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.
>>
>> Meh.... ...anybody can buy an old BMW.
>>
>> ;-)
>>
> AMC Pacer with moon caps. Suits him to a T.

A toddler's pedal car would probably be a better match. ;-)

sticks wrote on Fri, 8 Nov 2024 14:04:29 -0600 :

> I think this was made just for him

What's clear is you Apple trolls have the same traits in common:

1. All of you were told your entire lives you were stupid.
2. But Apple loves you.
3. Apple tells you that you're smart for waiting in those long lines.

So you defend Apple to the death.
No matter what.

All the Apple trolls (such as Lewis, Jolly Roger, Alan Baker, Alan Browne,
Haemactylus, Chris, Joerg Lorenz, JF Mezei et. al) are loyal to Apple.

I grant you that.

Your Name wrote on Sat, 9 Nov 2024 18:17:17 +1300 :

>> AMC Pacer with moon caps. Suits him to a T.
>
> A toddler's pedal car would probably be a better match. ;-)

Notice how embarrassed these ignorant Apple trolls are that someone
actually knows something about cars (in this case, bimmers) that they
themselves can't possibly know (because they lack a normal IQ).

Alan Baker, who professes to *race* cars doesn't even know what a catenary
is, when it's one of the most critically important terms in physics when it
comes to *understanding* curved shapes and how they sweep over distance).

Alan Baker, who professes to own a BMW, doesn't even know what the term
"bimmer" means - and worse - since it was a racing term derived after
"beemer" was - he's completely ignorant of what EVERYONE else long knew.

Everyone makes fun of the noobs who don't know these things.
Alan Baker is a classic noob far to the left of DK's Mount Stupid.

Why?
These ignorant Apple trolls were told their whole lives they're stupid.

So when someone (anyone) knows more than they do (which is just about
everyone), they make these lame kindergarten jokes to cover their shame.

Why don't you Apple trolls simply admit you know nothing about anything?

HINT: You can't.

Go back to the observation every Apple troll has told his entire life that
he's stupid - but - Apple tells him he's a genius for waiting outside the
Apple store all night with other Apple geniuses just like he feels he is.

On 2024-11-08 21:13, Andrews wrote:
> *Hemidactylus* wrote on Sat, 09 Nov 2024 02:03:08 +0000 :
>
>>>> I doubt he ever had a BMW. Seems more the vintage AMC Pacer type.
>>>>
>>>
>>> Meh.... ...anybody can buy an old BMW.
>>>
>>> ;-)
>>>
>> AMC Pacer with moon caps. Suits him to a T.
>
> Given all you Apple trolls are worthless pieces of shit who have never in
> your entire lives done anything worthwhile for other fellow human beings
> it's not surprising that you don't understand even what a CCV is.
>
> Alan Baker, who claims to own bimmers, doesn't know what a CCV is.
> He has no idea what a DISA valve is either.
> He knows nothing of INPA nor EDIABAS. He can't even spell them.

But why do I NEED to know what a CCV is, Arlen? As it happens, I figured
it was short for "CrankCase Ventilation", but who cares? Even if I
didn't happen to know what it was, I could look it up when I need to; as
I did when you mentioned the DISA valve earlier.

I want to USE a car. I pay others to fix it when it breaks; mostly. I've
certainly done some fixes myself and I do have a Bluetooth OBD II
adapter and the appropriate software to check on issues that arise.

I notice you haven't address my post where I layout my current cars and
credentials.

Was that just cowardice?