2013/08/13 06:20:14
jb101
A copy of the message posted by "another guy with a different view" in the positive sonar thread:-

"Some of you, not all, are forgetting that for some, including me, Sonar is completely un usable. People who leave do it publicly in a desperate attempt to feel heard. Cake are completely silent. We have spent money, time, blood sweat and tears trying to sift through the endless possibilities of what could be causing the issues. We have tried. If sonar works for you, you're lucky. Be graceful with your good fortune and thankful. Spare a thought for those of us who feel cheated, alone, drained, angry and powerless and keep your smug opinions to yourselves. Shame on you."
2013/08/13 06:28:29
paulo
jb101
A copy of the message posted by "another guy with a different view" in the positive sonar thread:-

"Some of you, not all, are forgetting that for some, including me, Sonar is completely un usable. People who leave do it publicly in a desperate attempt to feel heard. Cake are completely silent. We have spent money, time, blood sweat and tears trying to sift through the endless possibilities of what could be causing the issues. We have tried. If sonar works for you, you're lucky. Be graceful with your good fortune and thankful.Spare a thought for those of us who feel cheated, alone, drained, angry and powerless and keep your smug opinions to yourselves. Shame on you."

 
Whatever abuse he subsequently got for that, I think he probably deserved it.
2013/08/13 07:12:56
The Maillard Reaction
Smug seems like the perfect descriptive of the class of Fboys that make sport upstairs.
 
Some of those guys are smart enough to know how to behave better but they are just evil little maggots and some of those guys seem dumb enough to enjoy their hubris with a sincere delight.
 
They have evolved to act like automatons and they usually serve to emphasize the "lose" in a lose/lose situation.
 
It seems pitiful, I've had dogs that display better character than some of the characters here can muster.
 
best regards,
mike 
2013/08/13 07:26:42
spacey
So two wrongs make a right. That's if you think that he was wrong and they weren't "smug opinions", which you obviously do...and that's fine by me.
Of course I don't hang out at the GM dealership repair shop walking around in the lobby with all the folks trying to get their vehicles repaired and stand on a table telling all of them how perfect my GM truck is. I do believe a smug ( and is being extremely nice) person would.
 
I hope that should I ever become a braggart about my hammer that I would
have at the least constructed something with it so at least it may indicate that I indeed, without doubt, knew what a good hammer was all about. Should I become a braggart and need to support my stance
by participating in "mob" mentality then I hope that the hammer will somehow become magically possessed knowing to knock me in the head hard enough to at least shut me up.
 
Said all I have to say and like the kid from the UK....should have kept my mouth shut anyway.
 
 
2013/08/13 07:42:24
jb101
There really are some very angry people on here. And childish, too. The reactions to my post look similar to the reactions to the chap upstairs.

I made no comment on this post, just quoted it here to let people decide for themselves. In the thread I only commented that I enjoyed Sonar, and it worked well for me. I did not enter into anything after that.

I have never seen a hammer; it shows what different social circles we move in.
2013/08/13 08:16:46
paulo
spacey
So two wrongs make a right. That's if you think that he was wrong and they weren't "smug opinions", which you obviously do...and that's fine by me.
Of course I don't hang out at the GM dealership repair shop walking around in the lobby with all the folks trying to get their vehicles repaired and stand on a table telling all of them how perfect my GM truck is. I do believe a smug ( and is being extremely nice) person would.
 
I hope that should I ever become a braggart about my hammer that I would
have at the least constructed something with it so at least it may indicate that I indeed, without doubt, knew what a good hammer was all about. Should I become a braggart and need to support my stance
by participating in "mob" mentality then I hope that the hammer will somehow become magically possessed knowing to knock me in the head hard enough to at least shut me up.
 
Said all I have to say and like the kid from the UK....should have kept my mouth shut anyway.
 
 




The way I see it Spacey is like this.........
 
If I walked into a room where people were already having a conversation about how much they happen to like something and my opening attempt to join in with the conversation was ....."you're all a bunch of smug bastards, how dare you like something that I don't, stop talking about it right now!" .......I would expect to cop a bit of abuse for that. That's what the guy did.
 
 
2013/08/13 08:36:58
The Maillard Reaction
Hi Paulo,
 Have you considered the possibility that the post you have referenced has a context.
 
 For example; How might it relate to post #3 in that thread?
 
 Post #18?
 
 Post #29?
 
 Consider the content of those posts and then re read the first 5 words in the post you have referenced.
 
 best regards,
mike
2013/08/13 08:44:05
John
Nobody attacked anyone. Nobody called anyone a name.  Nobody had a conversation on the quality of the people that have problems with Sonar. And no one refereed to the CH as if it were on another planet. In fact the CH was never brought up. Here we have people attacking people and being smug about it. Yet no one here has tried to stop the name calling. Or correct the mis-characterization of the tone of the thread.  
 
But you all see it as if you have been exonerated. That this place is above the petty discussions that go on in the Sonar forum. 
 
The bigger the lie the more people believe it. 
2013/08/13 08:45:09
Guitarhacker
mike_mccue
 I've had dogs that display better character than some of the characters here can muster.
 best regards,
mike 



Most do. Dogs are good "people".
2013/08/13 08:58:23
UbiquitousBubba
I'm just a Bubba, but it seems to me that the world is large enough to allow space for each of us to have our own opinions and views.  Just because we don't agree on every little thing is no reason to attack somebody.  If we're so insecure and pathetic that we can't stand to hear another person's viewpoint or opinion, we should probably seek professional help.  If the only way we can enjoy our forum is to eliminate anyone who thinks differently, this will be a very small and lonely island on the Internet.
 
It's not tolerance.  It's called common courtesy and mutual respect.   It's the minimum expected of children.  I think they'd be ashamed of us.
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