Leaving Usnet Groups, Bye

"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
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My opinion NW is to be a man and suck it up...

I'm surprised at the responses that assume the guy is leaving in a huff.
All he said was that he's done with Usenet. Could be for any number of
reasons.

I know that I sometimes question the time I spend participating in the tiny
number of newsgroups I follow (a half-dozen active ones at most), and it has
very little to do with the nature of Usenet, and mostly just to do with
figuring out what I want to do with the limited amount of time in each day.

Maybe he just has too much stuff to do. Figured spending his limited
leisure time flying is a better investment than spending it writing about
flying.

It certainly could be true he's had enough of us, specifically. But he
could just be reorganizing his priorities.

Pete

Pete hop back up on the back of the turnip truck!!!!

Patrick
student SPL
aircraft structural mech

"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
...
"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
...
My opinion NW is to be a man and suck it up...

I'm surprised at the responses that assume the guy is leaving in a huff.
All he said was that he's done with Usenet. Could be for any number of
reasons.

I know that I sometimes question the time I spend participating in the
tiny
number of newsgroups I follow (a half-dozen active ones at most), and it
has
very little to do with the nature of Usenet, and mostly just to do with
figuring out what I want to do with the limited amount of time in each
day.

Maybe he just has too much stuff to do. Figured spending his limited
leisure time flying is a better investment than spending it writing about
flying.

It certainly could be true he's had enough of us, specifically. But he
could just be reorganizing his priorities.

Pete

Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time. I Have learned a lot from reading posts i will continue to read but I
will no longer be posting after this weekend. I am done with usenet if
anyone would like to chat with me in the future I can be found via irc on
irc.uicn.net #flying

In rec.aviation.owning NW_PILOT wrote:

Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time. I Have learned a lot from reading posts i will continue to read but I
will no longer be posting after this weekend. I am done with usenet if
anyone would like to chat with me in the future I can be found via irc on
irc.uicn.net #flying

Oh yeah, reading usenet and chatting on IRC is a much better way to
allocate time...

--
Jim Pennino

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wrote:

In rec.aviation.owning NW_PILOT wrote:


Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time. I Have learned a lot from reading posts i will continue to read but I
will no longer be posting after this weekend. I am done with usenet if
anyone would like to chat with me in the future I can be found via irc on
irc.uicn.net #flying


Oh yeah, reading usenet and chatting on IRC is a much better way to
allocate time...


And on top of that he goes to an obscure server network and has
essentially started the channel he is in.. he's the only one there. If
you are going to waste time on IRC, at least go to a server where people
actually GO..

Dave

I thought you were leaving? ;-)

On Fri, 29 Apr 2005 21:49:34 -0700, "NW_PILOT"
wrote:


"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
...
"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
...
My opinion NW is to be a man and suck it up...

I'm surprised at the responses that assume the guy is leaving in a huff.
All he said was that he's done with Usenet. Could be for any number of
reasons.

I know that I sometimes question the time I spend participating in the
tiny
number of newsgroups I follow (a half-dozen active ones at most), and it
has
very little to do with the nature of Usenet, and mostly just to do with
figuring out what I want to do with the limited amount of time in each
day.

Maybe he just has too much stuff to do. Figured spending his limited
leisure time flying is a better investment than spending it writing about
flying.

It certainly could be true he's had enough of us, specifically. But he
could just be reorganizing his priorities.

Pete

Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time. I Have learned a lot from reading posts i will continue to read but I
will no longer be posting after this weekend. I am done with usenet if
anyone would like to chat with me in the future I can be found via irc on
irc.uicn.net #flying

"NW_PILOT" wrote in message
...

Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time.


Wow .. even better than talking to your flying buddies here? I don't
know what to say .. I don't do rejection well.

"OtisWinslow" wrote in message
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"NW_PILOT" wrote in message
...

Pete, You struck the nail on the head I have better things to do with my
time.


Wow .. even better than talking to your flying buddies here? I don't
know what to say .. I don't do rejection well.

What he meant to say was;

I don't deal with criticism well, so I'm going to take my ball and go home.
--
Jim in NC

Peter Duniho wrote:

"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
...
My opinion NW is to be a man and suck it up...

I'm surprised at the responses that assume the guy is leaving in a huff.
All he said was that he's done with Usenet. Could be for any number of
reasons.

I know that I sometimes question the time I spend participating in the tiny
number of newsgroups I follow (a half-dozen active ones at most), and it has
very little to do with the nature of Usenet, and mostly just to do with
figuring out what I want to do with the limited amount of time in each day.

Maybe he just has too much stuff to do. Figured spending his limited
leisure time flying is a better investment than spending it writing about
flying.

It certainly could be true he's had enough of us, specifically. But he
could just be reorganizing his priorities.

Pete

I participate in this group and a telcon group. The telcon group is moderated,
which makes it work somewhat better.

"Peter Duniho" wrote in message
...
"Jon Kraus" wrote in message
...
My opinion NW is to be a man and suck it up...

I'm surprised at the responses that assume the guy is leaving in a huff.
All he said was that he's done with Usenet. Could be for any number of
reasons.

I know that I sometimes question the time I spend participating in the
tiny number of newsgroups I follow (a half-dozen active ones at most), and
it has very little to do with the nature of Usenet, and mostly just to do
with figuring out what I want to do with the limited amount of time in
each day.

Maybe he just has too much stuff to do. Figured spending his limited
leisure time flying is a better investment than spending it writing about
flying.

It certainly could be true he's had enough of us, specifically. But he
could just be reorganizing his priorities.

Pete


Agree.
I've also been thinking that I spend WAY too much time reading this stuff...

Adam
N7966L
Beech Super III