This guy did not like my HP/LP blown hose explanation of facts.
Carries a big chip on his shoulder.
Your ignorance is documented by you own message.
enough said.
>> For you all............If the tank "really" would have "exploded". He
>> would have been desintegrated. Therefore no "explosion" really
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>
>-- Bob.
> This guy did not like my HP/LP blown hose explanation of facts.
That's because it was devoid of factual information.
Have you tried the experiment yet?
> Carries a big chip on his shoulder.
Indeed he does. And in this case, I'd like to see him use it a bit more
to humiliate you.
> Your ignorance is documented by you own message.
"by you own message?"
It takes a bit of intelligence to understand some of the more complex
things in life, like why air flow is slower from a HP port than it is
from a LP port. You obviously lack even this tiny bit of intelligence.
> enough said.
Oh, no. We're just getting started with you :-)
> >> For you all............If the tank "really" would have "exploded". He
> >> would have been desintegrated. Therefore no "explosion" really
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> >
> >-- Bob.
Alan Street - 21 Jul 2005 18:32 GMT
> > This guy did not like my HP/LP blown hose explanation of facts.
>
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> things in life, like why air flow is slower from a HP port than it is
> from a LP port. You obviously lack even this tiny bit of intelligence.
Oops, meant to say "lower" not "slower" (the air flow is really fast,
there just isn't much of it :-).
> > enough said.
>
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> > >
> > >-- Bob.
Lee Bell - 22 Jul 2005 13:21 GMT
Joe wrote:
> This guy (Bob) did not like my HP/LP blown hose explanation of facts.
Perhaps because it was a bit shy of facts. You got it wrong, pure and
simple.
> (Bob) Carries a big chip on his shoulder.
Yes, but he generally has the smarts and knowledge to back it up. Bob and I
don't particularly like each other (understatement) but when he's right,
he's right. This time, he's right.
> It takes a bit of intelligence to understand some of the more complex
> things in life, like why air flow is slower from a HP port than it is
> from a LP port. You obviously lack even this tiny bit of intelligence.
I don't think it's a matter of intelligence. Much more likely, it's a
matter of ignorance combined with a completely closed mind.
> Oh, no. We're just getting started with you :-)
8^)
Lee