Sujet : Re: cyclists attack auto driver
De : Soloman (at) *nospam* old.bikers.org (Catrike Ryder)
Groupes : rec.bicycles.techDate : 20. Aug 2024, 10:04:44
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Organisation : A noiseless patient Spider
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On Mon, 19 Aug 2024 21:13:16 -0400, Frank Krygowski
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frkrygow@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
On 8/19/2024 12:19 PM, Catrike Ryder wrote:
<chuckle> I've yet to see any of your "accomplishments"I'd have any
interest in doing that I haven't already done.
>
You've seen some evidence, posted by others, of a few of my
accomplishments. Saying you'd have no interest in them is a cheap
argument, like bragging "I would have won that race, but I didn't want to."
>
To mention _just_ the few of my accomplishments that have already been
linked to here by others:
>
You'd have no chance of becoming a licensed Professional Engineer, nor
doing the education, professional work, and passing the exhaustive
testing needed to get that license. Pretending disinterest is irrelevant.
Anybody can get an education. It's a tool, not an accomplishment. Many
people actually do something with what they learn, instead of just
bragging about it.
You'd have no chance of being recruited to teach at a university,
Knowing you, I doubt you were recruited.
let
alone be promoted to Full Professor,
That's simply a function of time.
because you'd lack the required
credentials, you'd lack the knowledge, you'd lack the communication
skills, and you'd be scared shitless to stand in front of a classroom
and talk.
<chuckle> As if standing in front of a bunch of kids takes courage. On
the other hand, standing in front of several top heads of corporations
and state utility commissioners explaining computer software that
you'd written might have take a bit.
You'd have no chance of serving on a public Board of Trustees for
decades. Nobody would ask you to, because you'd lack relevant skills and
knowledge, and you'd be too afraid to interact with other Board members
at meetings.
<eyeroll> Knowing you, you probably begged to put on that board
because you craved the attention and notoriety. I never needed to do
that.
You'd never be interviewed on transportational bicycling because you're
afraid to ride on normal roads, and your posts here demonstrate massive
ignorance of best practices.
Good grief, you actually think being interviewed is an accomplishment.
I suppose, that somebody like you with low self esteem would see it
that way.
Again, those few examples of what I've done are just the ones others
have searched out and linked to, in their stalking efforts. Your only
"accomplishment" is (allegedly) writing some novels that don't qualify
as even "dime store novels" because they've never sold even in dime
stores, let alone elsewhere.
That's from a guy who wrote about his bragging to his imaginary
friend.
Your list of "accomplishments" is, as I expected, very small. You
spent your working life in a highly protected, non-competitive,
non-challenging profession talking to young people who couldn't talk
back, and you went around soliciting situations and occasions where
you could try to boost your self esteem.
Oh, yes, you also rode your bicycle.
You've done nothing. Your jealousy is driving you crazy.
<LOL> Apparently, judging from what you wrote above, it's you that's
done nothing. Have you ever tried something a little more exciting and
challenging than riding a bicycle?
Your life is a study in abject boredom.