[PLUG] Cisco certification... question & response

[Michael Robinson]

Michael Rasmussen wrote:

>On Fri, Apr 30, 2004 at 05:21:24PM -0700, Michael Robinson wrote:
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>>AthlonRob wrote:
>>Nice answer, but how about elaborating a little more.  The best way to 
>>get rid of a
>>question is to either: answer it, give a helpful tip, or offer a more 
>>valuable question.
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>Perhaps Rob is engaging in a bit of dialog http://tinyurl.com/2kumb though
>to some he seems to be sporting ala http://tinyurl.com/2qd75 a generous
>soul might conclude that he's providing training as in http://tinyurl.com/29wjn
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>>I think your being feseechious.  
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>He's serious.
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Oh, you mean that he's politically challenged.  As much as some want Linux
mailing lists to be dominated by politics concerning who can ask 
questions and
how they are to use the English language, I'm sure the majority of Linux
advocates have a more refined and sensible view.  

>Perhaps recalling and applying what your instructors attempted to 
>teach you in English Composition 101 to that sentence would be useful.
>If you can't retain and supply the lessons of that course what good will other
>courses do for you?
>
First of all, English is the most convaluted language on the planet. 
 Second, you're being
feseechious too Rasmussen.  Geez, a colon was missing.  Worst case, 
feseechious isn't
spelled right.  If I studied every post you put up, I wonder how often 
the posts would
be helpful verses how often they would be critical of someone or just 
downright rude.

BTW:
Suspecting a relation, I don't appreciate being sent Cialis ads by 
someone named Pauline Rasmussen.

>>>And I believe Rob's responses to your q&r amount to http://tinyurl.com/2qd75
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Everything you say it seems is a rant.  I don't see how asking about 
Cisco certification is
a rant, fortunately someone didn't think it was.  If you want a list 
where people ask questions
that are at your level, go find another one then.

I don't care if Rob or Michael Rasmussen are serious.  I don't have time 
for a bunch
of nonsense from old and bitter, egomaniacal, and grammatically 
obsessive pushovers.

Take this to plug-talk if you must, or is that too much to ask with all 
the attention
you think you're getting?

     --  Michael C. Robinson