Is it just me ???????

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Is it just me ??????? John Stevenson 03-17-2008
Posted by Prepair Ltd on March 17, 2008, 11:08 am
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On Mon, 17 Mar 2008 09:16:57 GMT, John Stevenson

>Don't answer that.
>
>Just been reading my Yahoo groups, one of which is the Myford group
>and someone has called for a poll on what size drills do you use?
>
>A poll??????????? on size of drills ??????????
>
>So is it just me that finds this absurd or is it Myford owners in
>general.
>
>Just to flesh the bones out it's now 2008, there are other colour's
>besides gray, the world isn't flat and the shilling meter is on it's
>way out.

I don't know why, but there seems to have been an explosion of small groups, all
pretty meaningless in the general scheme of things, but presumably there is a
closer community spirit or whatever than they would find elsewhere?

I'm in one for the Orcad DOS software, but it is really only a post or two a
week at best.

Peter
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Peter A Forbes
Prepair Ltd, Rushden, UK
prepair@easynet.co.uk
http://www.prepair.co.uk
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Posted by Duracell Bunny on March 17, 2008, 5:24 pm
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John Stevenson wrote:
> Don't answer that.
>
> Just been reading my Yahoo groups, one of which is the Myford group
> and someone has called for a poll on what size drills do you use?
>
> A poll??????????? on size of drills ??????????
>
> So is it just me that finds this absurd or is it Myford owners in
> general.
>
> Just to flesh the bones out it's now 2008, there are other colour's
> besides gray, the world isn't flat and the shilling meter is on it's
> way out.

I'm afraid the S/N ratio on Myford is a little poor at present - I tend to lurk
there in the hope of discovering knowledge from time to time. Yes, it does
happen, you just have to be patient. However John, for a person of your much
more detailed level of knowledge I'd think you would not be learning much there,
more teaching us less ignorant 'self taught' engineers. I value your
contributions to the group highly.


--
Karen

If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.'
Catherine Aird

Posted by Wes on March 18, 2008, 4:25 am
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>Don't answer that.
>
>Just been reading my Yahoo groups, one of which is the Myford group
>and someone has called for a poll on what size drills do you use?
>
>A poll??????????? on size of drills ??????????
>
>So is it just me that finds this absurd or is it Myford owners in
>general.
>

Was the answer clearance and tap drill sizes?

Wes

Posted by Pat Martindale on March 18, 2008, 6:13 am
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>Don't answer that.
>
>Just been reading my Yahoo groups, one of which is the Myford group
>and someone has called for a poll on what size drills do you use?
>
>A poll??????????? on size of drills ??????????
>
>So is it just me that finds this absurd or is it Myford owners in
>general.



John,
No - it is not Myford owners in general. Amongst other machines I have a
Myford - and I find it beyond absurd. It is plain ridiculous!

The problem I believe is that some people who frequent these groups have
got little else to do. The computer is on, their e.mail is read and they
have to occupy their minds.

The thing I find strange is why people respond to "polls" anyway?

Who gives a rats?


> the shilling meter is on it's
>way out.

You could have broken that to me gently........



Regards,

--
Pat Martindale

Posted by Steve on March 19, 2008, 3:41 pm
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>>Don't answer that.
>>
>>Just been reading my Yahoo groups, one of which is the Myford group
>>and someone has called for a poll on what size drills do you use?
>>
>>A poll??????????? on size of drills ??????????
>>
>>So is it just me that finds this absurd or is it Myford owners in
>>general.
>
>
>
> John,
> No - it is not Myford owners in general. Amongst other machines I have a
> Myford - and I find it beyond absurd. It is plain ridiculous!

I've always thought of Myfords that way!

:-)

Steve





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