At least™ somebody will hire him.....

[George M. Middius]

Harold, speaking of burning your cookies, how has the stench of plagiarism
and intellectual fraud impacted your endorsement business? I'm sure that
before your fall from grace, you were swamped with offers to endorse
electronics. Especially surround sound gizmos and monkey coffins. What
manufacturer could resist the allure of attaching the imprimatur of
Ferstlerianism? The "journalist" who sets arbitrary limits on the
"acceptable" price of components; the brilliant wit who imagines himself
pursued by an army of "tweakos"; the name-calling, involuntarily celibate
hermit who's afraid to venture more than 5 miles from his home.
Ferstlerianism has a cachet all its own.

Do tell us what happened after your debacle, Clerkie. Did the endorsement
offers dry up? Were you no longer perceived as the oracle on the mount?
Did your book sales plummet? <snicker>

Oh, one more thing. You remember Corey Greenberg? Well, turns out he got
his comeuppance too. He's still in another league from you, of course.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A3110-2005Apr19.html

[Robert Morein]

Harold is hampered by the egotistical need to get more than Corey's going
rate.

"George M. Middius" > wrote in message
...
>
>
> Harold, speaking of burning your cookies, how has the stench of plagiarism
> and intellectual fraud impacted your endorsement business? I'm sure that
> before your fall from grace, you were swamped with offers to endorse
> electronics. Especially surround sound gizmos and monkey coffins. What
> manufacturer could resist the allure of attaching the imprimatur of
> Ferstlerianism? The "journalist" who sets arbitrary limits on the
> "acceptable" price of components; the brilliant wit who imagines himself
> pursued by an army of "tweakos"; the name-calling, involuntarily celibate
> hermit who's afraid to venture more than 5 miles from his home.
> Ferstlerianism has a cachet all its own.
>
> Do tell us what happened after your debacle, Clerkie. Did the endorsement
> offers dry up? Were you no longer perceived as the oracle on the mount?
> Did your book sales plummet? <snicker>
>
> Oh, one more thing. You remember Corey Greenberg? Well, turns out he got
> his comeuppance too. He's still in another league from you, of course.
>
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A3110-2005Apr19.html
>
>
>
>
>

[Michael Conzo]

In article , "George M. Middius"
> wrote:

> Do tell us what happened after your debacle, Clerkie. Did the endorsement
> offers dry up? Were you no longer perceived as the oracle on the mount?
> Did your book sales plummet? <snicker>


I've read several of his articles, and have found them informative and well
written. I find that his posts here quickly help the newbies identify the
losers with nothing to do (like you) and those actually interested in
discussing audio.

[Arny Krueger]

George M. Middius wrote:

> Harold, speaking of burning your cookies, how has the stench of
> plagiarism and intellectual fraud impacted your endorsement
business?

Let's talk about your endorsement business, Middius.

There's nothing to talk about because you have no endorsement
business.

That was fun! ;-)

[Robert Morein]

"Michael Conzo" > wrote in message
...
> In article , "George M. Middius"
> > wrote:
>
> > Do tell us what happened after your debacle, Clerkie. Did the
endorsement
> > offers dry up? Were you no longer perceived as the oracle on the mount?
> > Did your book sales plummet? <snicker>
>
>
> I've read several of his articles, and have found them informative and
well
> written. I find that his posts here quickly help the newbies identify the
> losers with nothing to do (like you) and those actually interested in
> discussing audio.
>
"Michael Conzo" is actually Brian L. McCarty.
I advise everyone to avoid interaction with this person.
His history on usenet is unsavory, and involves harassment of others on
usenet by identity theft, as well as websites that may have been attempts at
investment fraud.

[Clyde Slick]

"Michael Conzo" > wrote in message
...
> In article , "George M. Middius"
> > wrote:
>
>> Do tell us what happened after your debacle, Clerkie. Did the endorsement
>> offers dry up? Were you no longer perceived as the oracle on the mount?
>> Did your book sales plummet? <snicker>
>
>
> I've read several of his articles, and have found them informative and
> well
> written. I find that his posts here quickly help the newbies identify the
> losers with nothing to do (like you) and those actually interested in
> discussing audio.
>
>

Nebish alert!



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[Clyde Slick]

"Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
...
> George M. Middius wrote:
>
>> Harold, speaking of burning your cookies, how has the stench of
>> plagiarism and intellectual fraud impacted your endorsement
> business?
>
> Let's talk about your endorsement business, Middius.
>
> There's nothing to talk about because you have no endorsement
> business.
>
> That was fun! ;-)
>

what logo is on your hat Arny, Drano or Roto-Rooter?



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[Arny Krueger]

Clyde Slick wrote:
> "Arny Krueger" > wrote in message
> ...
>> George M. Middius wrote:
>>
>>> Harold, speaking of burning your cookies, how has the stench of
>>> plagiarism and intellectual fraud impacted your endorsement
>> business?
>>
>> Let's talk about your endorsement business, Middius.
>>
>> There's nothing to talk about because you have no endorsement
>> business.
>>
>> That was fun! ;-)
>>
>
> what logo is on your hat Arny, Drano or Roto-Rooter?

Quetico.