On Nov 10, 5:47 am, David Richerby
wrote:
Chess One wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote:
No, that can't be it. Innes was talking about ``a Canadian message
about a chess archive given to USCF being sold on e-Bay'' but this
seems to be an American message about some books showing up in book
shops in New York and a museum in D.C.

In terms of public CHEATING Dave should go hide his head for a
week. Its okay, I won't mention this when he comes back. But having
doubted something which he could research himself, he now edits the
material which was pushed up his nose, in order to rubbish someome.

Look!

"It's a good thing that Rea B. Hayes, the late chess expert and
veteran of 65-plus years as a chess organizer and official in half
a dozen different U.S. states and Canadian provinces, isn't still
around to hear this..."

So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly, I must add, assumed that you wer speaking English.
You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is a message
from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen. Obviously you're
using the well-known Andean idiom `Canadian message', meaning `a
message about some books that were once owned by somebody who at one
time organized chess tournaments in Canada.'

I'm waiting with baited breath for your explanation of how `e-Bay'
meant `book shops in New York and a museum in D.C.' all along.

Dave.

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Dave,
the original post was snipped fro Sam Sloans group as I recall.(it's
been so long ago since I have been to his ssite I really don't trust
my memory) But something in there in it's full context I think think
may have mentioned ebay. Who ever posted the edited version to rgcp
may not have included everything. But I am not 100 percent certain and
of principle I refuse to visit sam's site for anyreason.
Rob

On Nov 10, 12:23 pm, Rob wrote:

Dave,
the original post was snipped fro Sam Sloans group as I recall.(it's
been so long ago since I have been to his ssite I really don't trust
my memory) But something in there in it's full context I think think
may have mentioned ebay. Who ever posted the edited version to rgcp
may not have included everything. But I am not 100 percent certain and
of principle I refuse to visit sam's site for anyreason.
Rob

We are sorry terribly sad and sorry not to have you with us any more.

Why, without Rob ("the Robber") around to try and swindle us, things
are just not the same.

On Nov 10, 11:39 am, samsloan wrote:
On Nov 10, 12:23 pm, Rob wrote:

Dave,
the original post was snipped fro Sam Sloans group as I recall.(it's
been so long ago since I have been to his ssite I really don't trust
my memory) But something in there in it's full context I think think
may have mentioned ebay. Who ever posted the edited version to rgcp
may not have included everything. But I am not 100 percent certain and
of principle I refuse to visit sam's site for anyreason.
Rob

We are sorry terribly sad and sorry not to have you with us any more.

Why, without Rob ("the Robber") around to try and swindle us, things
are just not the same.

Still the same three posters? If Eric Johnson And Phil Innes didn't
discuss things with each other you would be talking to yourself. You
should research a little better too, Sam. I am not the one selling
land on Mars.

"David Richerby" wrote in message
...

So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly,

quite

I must add, assumed that you wer speaking English.

I wer indeedee. So how come you cut the Canadian reference, then proceeded
to ask after it? Is that English enough?

You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is a message
from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen. Obviously you're
using the well-known Andean idiom `Canadian message', meaning `a

Don't josh around you dork! You cut the reference you asked for - to be able
to then abuse others. That is also English, Saxon! Why try to appear as you
are not?

message about some books that were once owned by somebody who at one
time organized chess tournaments in Canada.'

I'm waiting with baited breath for your explanation of how `e-Bay'
meant `book shops in New York and a museum in D.C.' all along.

That is no quote of mine, but a diversion.

But I see you are content with yourself.

Good day to you.

Phil Innes


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"samsloan" wrote in message
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On Nov 10, 12:23 pm, Rob wrote:

Dave,
the original post was snipped fro Sam Sloans group as I recall.(it's
been so long ago since I have been to his ssite I really don't trust
my memory) But something in there in it's full context I think think
may have mentioned ebay. Who ever posted the edited version to rgcp
may not have included everything. But I am not 100 percent certain and
of principle I refuse to visit sam's site for anyreason.
Rob

We are sorry terribly sad and sorry not to have you with us any more.

Why, without Rob ("the Robber") around to try and swindle us, things
are just not the same.

Indeed not. The place is much reduced to you and Eric. A fine, if odd,
couple!

Phil Innes

Chess One wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote:
So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly, I must add, assumed that you wer speaking
English. You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is
a message from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen.

Don't josh around you dork! You cut the reference you asked for - to
be able to then abuse others.

It is unfortunate that I cut the sentence that contained the word
`Canadian' as this has given you a spurious reason to attack me. The
use of the word `Canadian' in that sentence does not, however, justify
your description `Canadian message', as I have already stated. The
author of the message was American; the message was about a collection
of books that had once belonged to a man who had, at one time,
organized chess tournaments in Canada. If that constitutes a
`Canadian message' then this must be a Canadian message, too.


Dave.

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"David Richerby" wrote in message
...
Chess One wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote:
So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly, I must add, assumed that you wer speaking
English. You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is
a message from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen.

Don't josh around you dork! You cut the reference you asked for - to
be able to then abuse others.

It is unfortunate that I cut the sentence that contained the word
`Canadian' as this has given you a spurious reason to attack me.

LOL - your spurious attack was unfortunate, for you?

The
use of the word `Canadian' in that sentence does not, however, justify
your description `Canadian message', as I have already stated.

You said it already, so its so?

The

Look Dave, this is about a collection of material donated to USCF's archival
material which wound up auctioned for private gain on e-bay.

That is exactly it. Should you have a more substantive point then I failed
to understand what it is.

Phil Innes



Dave.

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On Nov 11, 5:59 pm, "Chess One" wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote in message

...

Chess One wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote:
So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly, I must add, assumed that you wer speaking
English. You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is
a message from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen.

Don't josh around you dork! You cut the reference you asked for - to
be able to then abuse others.

It is unfortunate that I cut the sentence that contained the word
`Canadian' as this has given you a spurious reason to attack me.

LOL - your spurious attack was unfortunate, for you?

The
use of the word `Canadian' in that sentence does not, however, justify
your description `Canadian message', as I have already stated.

You said it already, so its so?

The

Look Dave, this is about a collection of material donated to USCF's archival
material which wound up auctioned for private gain on e-bay.

That is exactly it. Should you have a more substantive point then I failed
to understand what it is.

I think Mr. Richerby's point is that your statement about a "Canadian
message" is unsupported, and given your track record on many subjects
- English, Spanish, Russian, Latin, Cornish, the Bible, Shakespeare,
Orwell, journalism, chess, chess history, Vermont, ethics, etc - it's
proper to ask to read the "Canadian message." So far all that's been
provided is a post by an American discussing hearsay that a selection
of books allegedly showed up at used book dealers. You do realize used
book dealers are not the same as Ebay, don't you?

The Historian wrote:
I think Mr. Richerby's point is that your statement about a
"Canadian message" is unsupported, and given your track record on
many subjects - English, Spanish, Russian, Latin, Cornish, the
Bible, Shakespeare, Orwell, journalism, chess, chess history,
Vermont, ethics, etc - it's proper to ask to read the "Canadian
message." So far all that's been provided is a post by an American
discussing hearsay that a selection of books allegedly showed up at
used book dealers. You do realize used book dealers are not the same
as Ebay, don't you?

I think Mr Historian's summary of my position is fair and accurate.


Dave.

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Look Dave, this is about a collection of material donated to USCF's
archival
material which wound up auctioned for private gain on e-bay.

That is exactly it. Should you have a more substantive point then I
failed
to understand what it is.

I think Mr. Richerby's point is that your statement about a "Canadian
message" is unsupported,

I thank you for characterising the issue above in your own terms, so that
you are then unable to not understand the issue. If that is your point as
well as Richerby's, then what is that to me, I am not your therapist? I
cannot imagine a more wilfull misunderstanding - except that this is what
happens to you all the time, in all newsgroups, and you are well known for
it.

and given your track record on many subjects
- English, Spanish, Russian, Latin, Cornish, the Bible, Shakespeare,
Orwell, journalism, chess, chess history, Vermont, ethics, etc - it's

You are perhaps the most stupid poster in any newsgroup I have encountered,
a stalker, who only writes to effect as much public dissagreement between
others as he can. So what are your inane opinions to me?

proper to ask to read the "Canadian message." So far all that's been
provided is a post by an American discussing hearsay that a selection
of books allegedly showed up at used book dealers. You do realize used
book dealers are not the same as Ebay, don't you?

This garbage is the usual level that Neil Brennan attains - the original
subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt that materials donated to is
were sold on e-Bay, and also no doubt that Brennan couldn't care less, he
said so! He wouldn't sort it out if he was paid.

Yet he does have energy to garbage the issue in public. What a sicko!
If Dave cannot understand the central issue, and choses to understand a
side-reference differently, then presumably that also satisfies him. But to
cavil around a cut reference ain't cricket, and he knows it.

Phil Innes