RudolphFarquhar

Sephina Frostbite wrote: RudolphFarquhar wrote: Sephina Frostbite wrote: Its called context clues. Doesn't take a genius to understand her. Yes she might have a few words off but its not horribly written. If I want to make sense of a mystery I'll read a Sherlock Holmes story. In the forums I expect posters to make some sort of attempt to avoid insulting others with errors that force you to have to guess what might be the correct meaning of the words. She says she has been banned from multiple sims inworld - well, I'm not surprised, as her posts suggest that she has severe communications (inwards and outwards) failings of which she is blithely unaware, refuses to accept, and refuses to take action to correct. Your own posts suggest that you might have some degree of comprehension, but your continuing errors in presenting your views (it's it's not its) minimise the extent to which you might have credibility; you apparently care so little about your readers that you are reluctant to take the time to use freely available tools to correct what even you must acknowledge is a poor standard of written English. **********Rudi********** It would be rather childish of me to argue with someone who also makes errors in his post so I am choosing not to. I know the difference between them. I just didn't at the apostrophe in. Like you do sometimes. Happy Holidays Or Merry Christmas if you do celebrate. .. For example: You misspelled MINIMIZE.. Its not Minimise.. But I am not going to harp on you about it. After all you are superior right? LOL You talk ******** and don't realise it. That's realise - like minimise - with an "s" not a "z" because (and that's because with an "s" not a "z" as well) the word has a Latin, rather than a Greek root, and Latin had no "z" other than for loan-words (think the diacritical transformation of foreign words in English, like naive) which is a subject that even the OED gets wrong, so you and the rest of the USA are in good company - but it doesn't make me wrong. Neither does my apparent inconsistency in apostrophising its as it's from time to time because it's a different ******* word!!! You are in no position whatsoever to make any sort of accurate criticism of my English, and that you do so is evidence of your own ignorance. Please continue to do so, and humiliate yourself further in the eyes of the more literate of the participants here, while also drawing out those semi-literates in your support so we can laugh at them too. **********Rudi**********

Magic Dres! At this season I would also like to point out that "good will to all men" is not a sexist comment and in fact, is a misquotation of Luke 2: 1-14 which actually says: "peace to men of good will". So, as is usual in the bible, mean people are specifically excluded from passing through the eye of a needle - another mistranslation, of course. It's just as well my exhortation regarding scepticism in believing what you read online can be quite beneficially extended to include the bible, the koran and several other players to be nominated later. **********Rudi**********

Unswervingly. **********Rudi**********

Sephina Frostbite wrote: Its called context clues. Doesn't take a genius to understand her. Yes she might have a few words off but its not horribly written. If I want to make sense of a mystery I'll read a Sherlock Holmes story. In the forums I expect posters to make some sort of attempt to avoid insulting others with errors that force you to have to guess what might be the correct meaning of the words. She says she has been banned from multiple sims inworld - well, I'm not surprised, as her posts suggest that she has severe communications (inwards and outwards) failings of which she is blithely unaware, refuses to accept, and refuses to take action to correct. Your own posts suggest that you might have some degree of comprehension, but your continuing errors in presenting your views (it's it's not its) minimise the extent to which you might have credibility; you apparently care so little about your readers that you are reluctant to take the time to use freely available tools to correct what even you must acknowledge is a poor standard of written English. **********Rudi**********

"Your"? "Devert"? "Nosense"? Who's the fool? **********Rudi**********

Perrie Juran wrote: You may think that, but you have said it like a Martian. **********Rudi********** Hey, leave us out of this. Our communication skills are not THAT bad. Oooops, I meant to say, like A Martin. That's Anthony Martin, who was bottom of my kindergarten class. **********Rudi**********

Sephina Frostbite wrote: What you wrote is very clear. You see, my contention is proved; Sephina has demonstrated at length that she doesn't have the first clue, so if SHE understands you then you must be completely incoherent. **********Rudi**********

Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: I can read and type English fine, Why don't you then? Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: that has been made clear. Where? Or as you might type it: Were? Or perhaps: Wear? Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: And you yourself know that to be true. Hmmm, your psychic powers are, I am afraid, not working very well today. Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: You can make up as many things as you want. Luckily, since I am actually watching a very important football match, I don't need to; your incompetence is clearly evident. Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: And flat out lie like you have now, to avoid the fact that I am correct. Erm, as I have pointed out, your English is appalling; your opinions might have some substance if they were expressed in a coherent manner, but as it is, it's impossible to tell. Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: It won't change anything. Are you referring to your misguided and risible insistence that you are making sense? Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: What I say is grounded in fact. You may think that, but you have said it like a Martian. **********Rudi********** ETA I think your performance in this thread explains why you have been "wrongfully banned" from so many sims . . .

Nagumi Yazimoto wrote: The fact is, many of these posts where meant to offend TC. This goes along with the "I am an A-hole or the B word" ETC nonsense that is trendy among people online. It just involves them going out the way to offend insult someone because they are "brutality honest" (only online, of course). There where posters that that stated the issue with celebrity avis in world without pretending to be someone they are not however, and it's their statements that should matter. If, as appears more than likely, your comprehension of English is as abysmal as your writing of it, then your opinion is less than worthless. You probably can't tell the difference between an insult and a compliment, and sarcasm will be completely wasted on you. I am surprised you spend any time participating in English language forums, as they must be confusing and annoying to you, particularly when your ignorance becomes the focus of discussion, as now, when you have raised the subject. **********Rudi**********

Tex Monday wrote: RudolphFarquhar wrote: I have no particular evil plans for 2014. I thought I'd just continue being as ******* pleasant as I have been in 2013. **********Rudi********** An excellent idea..and with that you will continue to gain the respect and admiration of your peers....whomever those people may be.... I have no ******* peers. **********Rudi**********

I have no particular evil plans for 2014. I thought I'd just continue being as ******* pleasant as I have been in 2013. **********Rudi**********

georginamae1992 wrote: I am an Art Student, and writing my dissertation about how the avatar (particularly in SL) can be considered artwork, both in its design and in its performative nature. If you have any thoughts about this idea I would be really grateful to hear them! Thanks Of course an avatar can be considered artwork. But then, 99.99% of artwork is ******* ****. **********Rudi**********

Anjevia wrote: Perrie Juran wrote: RudolphFarquhar wrote: Perrie Juran wrote: Well, didn't the UK give us Boy George? At least he could sing without the aural equivalent of photoshopping. **********Rudi********** True. I know I'd rather listen to Mogan Freeman talk me through masturbation than hearing Taylor Swift sing. So I'm guessing Boy George wouldn't be out of the question either? :smileylol: For either/all genders. Depending upon how good your eyesight - and memory - was. **********Rudi**********

nuBko1 makes no sense FIFY! **********Rudi**********

But Griffin dahling, it is, it is! **********Rudi**********

Perrie Juran wrote: Well, didn't the UK give us Boy George? At least he could sing without the aural equivalent of photoshopping. **********Rudi**********

Whirly Fizzle wrote: Merry Christmas to you too Rudolf :heart: My middle name is Scrooge. And I don't believe in ghosts. **********Rudi**********

Prokofy Neva wrote: Thanks, a simple and clear explanation that instantly worked like a charm. Obviously I Googled this for half an hour and looked at a bunch of help forums before I came on here. It was only because even the Knowledge Base, the Wiki, various other links in Google didn't give me the answers that I came here. I fail to see anything wrong with asking this question here, and getting an answer here. It's not a basic question but a more sophisticated one and it's about where folders are produced from the viewer. Did you ask the question in the SL forum called "ANSWERS" on the tab above, clearly designated as that which the clueless should address their queries which have been answered countless numbers of times before, rather than cluttering up this forum category which is intended for more informed discussion of changes, errors and improvements in the official Second Life Viewer? Did you actually think that the solution might be in your own hands - should you have any minor understanding of whatever viewer you are using - as the directory used for chat logs is, and has been for as long as I can recall, user modifiable from the default stated in the settings which are accessible via a straightforward menu option within the SL viewer and all of the other third party viewers that I have had occasion to use? Sophisticated? I suppose you think the spell-checker in the forum editor is a bit complicated to use too . . . **********Rudi**********

Knowl Paine wrote: Venus Petrov wrote: This is why I try demos first. Not all mesh makers make asses as wide as horse trailers. :smileyvery-happy: horse trailer should be an official measure. Is that an imperial horse-trailer or a metric one? **********Rudi**********

Knowl Paine wrote: I bought some mesh boots, they didn't fit. That's my mesh experience. It wasn't even my idea. I'm glad that they didn't fit. Stupid boots. You fashion victim you! **********Rudi**********

Prokofy Neva wrote: I've never understood why Linden Lab constantly gears their product to exotic hipsters and geeks who buy computer parts on New Egg and build them themselves, or else hugely expensive custom computers, instead of gearing it for the masses who have to buy at Best Buy. Best Buy *only* has computers with Windows 8 now. You don't have a choice to get Windows 7 if your computer card finally burns out for the final time (after two years of running SL). You have to get Windows 8. And you don't have the time to fuss with how you could dial back to 7 because you have work to do, life has to go on, you are not a geek. Why can't they just walk a mile in our shoes to Best Buy and make their product fit with Best Buy/ Because Microsoft don't ******* own LL. Whatever the ******* idiot conspiracy theorists might believe. **********Rudi**********

Anjevia wrote: America does make some pretty good stuff. just need to make more of it Right, the world needs more Britneys and Mileys . . . **********Rudi********** ETA Perhaps to emphasise the sarcasm I should have inserted "civilised" into that sentence. ETA Or perhaps replaced "world" with "UK". ETA At least we have managed to get you to accept the One Direction deportees.

Knowl Paine wrote: A 14mm wrench is great for a rusty 9/16 bolt and a 1/2 is great for a rusty 14mm bolt. I have a standardised set of tools for such situations. A big ******* hammer and a ******* sharp chisel. **********Rudi**********

Vania Chaplin wrote: To me regular = metric. Are you talking about that old imperial measures, used by a single country in the world? :smileytongue: You talk about regularity, when it is obvious that base ten number system is a redundantly complex antiquated basis for any serious analytical purposes? There are 10 types of people in this world, the people that use binary and the computationally handicapped. **********Rudi********** ETA There are at least two countries where imperial measures rule, even if one of them can't even get the definition of a pint right!

We are currently in an inter-regnum, a time of transition while LL transfers responsibility for Customer Service (that's principally Help, Forum Moderation and Anti-Spamming Counter Measures) to the newly formed NSA Knowledge Intervention Division - it's a young branch of the organisation dedicated to less-than-covert monitoring and control over global counter-cultural movements threatening the complacency of the "never had it so good" generation. During this time please observe the historic protocol and ******* restrict your ******* questions to the correct ******* forum - Answers - for ******* naive and even more ******* repetitive enquiries, especially if you are a longstanding ******* resident or born-again ******* n00b who should know ******* better. This is the ******* Second Life Viewer forum, where participants whinge about inadequacies of the standard viewer, complain about inconsistencies between versions, and demand reinstatement of "temporarily" lost facilities, not the arena for do-gooders with no ******* skills in social intercourse to demonstrate their ******* Ph Ds in cut-and-pasting. **********Rudi**********