Vents: Random Acts of Venting!

[Palehorse]

Okay, which one of you ordered this cold assed weather? 

[me]

  Again just a dumbass, total stupidity, moronic, whatever.  Go to Wikepedia.  The steel workers and the iron workers do the same damn thing.  Then dumbass while you are there.  Look up Industrail Pipefittter and be sure to look at the picture you will find there.  Or are you smart enough to do that simple thing.  Get you head out of you ass.  Love you, The Troll Oh yeh, smart one, check you spelling.  Duh.

Ironworkers build, Steelworker's make the steel they build with.  I was married to an Ironworker for 35yrs so don't be callin' me a dumb ass mr. know-it-all. I am very aware of what function Ironworkers perform both inside and outside of a factory and I don't have to go to Wikepedia.  Here ya go just click on this link and you can learn all about it from the proper source:  http://www.ironworkers.org/ 

This explains what they do fully:  http://www.ironworkers.org/becoming/careers.aspx

[me]

Okay, which one of you ordered this cold assed weather? 

You know it wasn't me.

[Palehorse]

You know it wasn't me.

Well, now that I've got the steel horse out, it was not me either! 

[andersonbrent]

Well, now that I've got the steel horse out, it was not me either! 

Where is all of that "Let it snow" crap now? 

[Palehorse]

Where is all of that "Let it snow" crap now? 

In storage, replacing the steel horse there.

[pariann]

  Again just a dumbass, total stupidity, moronic, whatever.  Go to Wikepedia.  The steel workers and the iron workers do the same damn thing.  Then dumbass while you are there.  Look up Industrail Pipefittter and be sure to look at the picture you will find there.  Or are you smart enough to do that simple thing.  Get you head out of you ass.  Love you, The Troll Oh yeh, smart one, check you spelling.  Duh.

Oh I must laugh. You want her to check her spelling, and over looked your own.  Using 'you' instead of 'your'.  Industrail is spelled Industrial, Pipefitter is two words not one. And it's Wikipedia. 

Which by the way, is NOT the resource to suggest when wanting to prove a credible point.  Straight from Wikipedia's "about" page:

Wikipedia is written collaboratively by largely anonymous Internet users who write without pay. Anyone with Internet access can write and make changes to Wikipedia articles. Users can contribute anonymously, under a pseudonym, or with their real identity, if they choose, though the latter is discouraged for safety reasons. The Wikipedia community has developed many policies and guidelines to improve the encyclopedia, however, it is not a formal requirement to be familiar with them before contributing.

Every contribution may be reviewed or changed. The expertise or qualifications of the user is usually not considered. This is possible since Wikipedia's intent is to cover existing knowledge which is verifiable from other sources, original research and ideas are therefore excluded. People of all ages and cultural and social backgrounds can write Wikipedia articles as most of the articles can be edited by anyone with access to the Internet  simply by clicking the edit this page link  (found at the top of every editable page). Anyone is welcome to add information, cross-references, or citations, as long as they do so within Wikipedia's editing policies and to an appropriate standard.

Though Wikipedia can be a site to read about all sorts of interesting information, since it is written by the general public, and not professional experts, there is no way to be sure you are reading factual information, without following up with credible sources.   In other words, get your information straight from the horses mouth, not a collaboration site where it is plainly stated that anyone can post information regardless of their expertise on the subject.

[Palehorse]

Oh I must laugh. You want her to check her spelling, and over looked your own.  Using 'you' instead of 'your'.  Industrail is spelled Industrial, Pipefitter is two words not one. And it's Wikipedia. 

Which by the way, is NOT the resource to suggest when wanting to prove a credible point.  Straight from Wikipedia's "about" page:

Wikipedia is written collaboratively by largely anonymous Internet users who write without pay. Anyone with Internet access can write and make changes to Wikipedia articles. Users can contribute anonymously, under a pseudonym, or with their real identity, if they choose, though the latter is discouraged for safety reasons. The Wikipedia community has developed many policies and guidelines to improve the encyclopedia, however, it is not a formal requirement to be familiar with them before contributing.

Every contribution may be reviewed or changed. The expertise or qualifications of the user is usually not considered. This is possible since Wikipedia's intent is to cover existing knowledge which is verifiable from other sources, original research and ideas are therefore excluded. People of all ages and cultural and social backgrounds can write Wikipedia articles as most of the articles can be edited by anyone with access to the Internet  simply by clicking the edit this page link  (found at the top of every editable page). Anyone is welcome to add information, cross-references, or citations, as long as they do so within Wikipedia's editing policies and to an appropriate standard.

Though Wikipedia can be a site to read about all sorts of interesting information, since it is written by the general public, and not professional experts, there is no way to be sure you are reading factual information, without following up with credible sources.   In other words, get your information straight from the horses mouth, not a collaboration site where it is plainly stated that anyone can post information regardless of their expertise on the subject.

Ahem. . . There ARE postings within Wiki that utilize credentialed sources and quote them. The key to the utilization of Wiki is to read the whole article, as well as the linked sources the credible posting utilize. Of course, 9.5 times out of 10, if you go to the links provided you'll probably end up using them instead. . .

[me]

Oh I must laugh. You want her to check her spelling, and over looked your own.  Using 'you' instead of 'your'.  Industrail is spelled Industrial, Pipefitter is two words not one. And it's Wikipedia. 

Which by the way, is NOT the resource to suggest when wanting to prove a credible point.  Straight from Wikipedia's "about" page:

Wikipedia is written collaboratively by largely anonymous Internet users who write without pay. Anyone with Internet access can write and make changes to Wikipedia articles. Users can contribute anonymously, under a pseudonym, or with their real identity, if they choose, though the latter is discouraged for safety reasons. The Wikipedia community has developed many policies and guidelines to improve the encyclopedia, however, it is not a formal requirement to be familiar with them before contributing.

Every contribution may be reviewed or changed. The expertise or qualifications of the user is usually not considered. This is possible since Wikipedia's intent is to cover existing knowledge which is verifiable from other sources, original research and ideas are therefore excluded. People of all ages and cultural and social backgrounds can write Wikipedia articles as most of the articles can be edited by anyone with access to the Internet  simply by clicking the edit this page link  (found at the top of every editable page). Anyone is welcome to add information, cross-references, or citations, as long as they do so within Wikipedia's editing policies and to an appropriate standard.

Though Wikipedia can be a site to read about all sorts of interesting information, since it is written by the general public, and not professional experts, there is no way to be sure you are reading factual information, without following up with credible sources.   In other words, get your information straight from the horses mouth, not a collaboration site where it is plainly stated that anyone can post information regardless of their expertise on the subject.

He not only doesn't know what an Ironworker actually is or does he has no clue that I did spell it right and that if he clicks the links I provided it's spelled the same way and is an actual Ironworkers site.  One of their job descriptions is "factory maintenance" which includes some pipe fitting jobs and machinery moving.  I would just about bet he will come in and spout off without clicking the links though.

[pariann]

Ahem. . . There ARE postings within Wiki that utilize credentialed sources and quote them. The key to the utilization of Wiki is to read the whole article, as well as the linked sources the credible posting utilize. Of course, 9.5 times out of 10, if you go to the links provided you'll probably end up using them instead. . .

Ahem....I said that you need to back up the articles with the credible sources.......you just verified that for me. LOL

[Palehorse]

Ahem....I said that you need to back up the articles with the credible sources.......you just verified that for me. LOL

Its a valid research tool is my point, when used correctly.

It may disappear soon anyway.

http://theunknownzone.us/smf/index.php?topic=16857.msg354864#new

[andersonbrent]

He not only doesn't know what an Ironworker actually is or does he has no clue that I did spell it right and that if he clicks the links I provided it's spelled the same way and is an actual Ironworkers site.  One of their job descriptions is "factory maintenance" which includes some pipe fitting jobs and machinery moving.  I would just about bet he will come in and spout off without clicking the links though.

HEY ! Let's not let the facts get in the way!

[Palehorse]

I warned everyone not to feed the trolls! 

[me]

I warned everyone not to feed the trolls! 

Ya, I know.....

[The Troll]

  Pariann, your unemployed and you are free of kids.  Your boy is of legal age and he is almost on his own.

   If you read the Herald Bulletin newspaper, the Red Brick Inn is opening.  The have hired two of the old employees and took applications for employees Tuesday and Wednesday.

  Get off your couch.  Put on your job getting war paint and go there tomorrow morning.  Tell them, you really need a job and you are willing to do anything to get one.  Clean, paint, sweep and maybe kiss their ass to get a job. If you don't do it, you have been really lying to us.

   Drop the down beaten, bad attitude and go get that job.  You said, you have worked for years in the food business.  Go tell them, you need a job and get that damn job.

   If you get one, I'll just drop in and eat and give you a damn good tip and no lip while I'm eating.

   GO TO THE RED BRICK INN AND GET A DAMN JOB TOMORROW.  And give me a little break.

   You friends, get her off her ass and off the couch and get her that job.

The Troll, go get that job.