I concur. Richard is a common shill, who thinks he can wear us down. I
remind him to look at the history of this place.

I condemn Richard Graham, posting as "soundhaspriority", for his unethical
behavior in this forum. Perhaps Richard should remarket the cream as a sex
lubricant.

wrote in message
ups.com...
My time for eating humble pie. SHP started his marketing
assignment with a battle plan.. Reading his "free tweak" messages about
five pinholes, animal with a tail and aspirin I thought that he was a
harmless lunatic or a fringe psychotherapist for harmless lunatics.
I was wrong. He was opening a campaign.. The more outlandish the
tweak the more correspondence about him and from him..Till he
practically flooded the RAO- his chosen venue into the rich American
market.
Yesterday he decided the time was ripe and posted the fairy
story about his friend admiring the "cream" followed by the email
address to where it can be bought.

Now SHP is mad at me and he'll not put up with it any more. In
his synthetic indignation he's reaching for filthier and filthier
language. After all, he chose RAO for the freedom to market rubbish
like " the chemical X cream" and the "treated (with another X) silver
foil" .and to be filthy defending it.
He betrays his marketeer's origin by singing a paean to the
success of the KFC and Coca -Cola. He learnt in the marketing school
that a "secret" is the secret to vending success. His teachers drilled
him to worship the successful marketing of the "secret" ingredient of
the greasy pieces of fried chicken (the height of marketeer's notion of
gastronomy) and metallic taste of Coke.(Its original secret ingredient
was cocaine, hence Coca. Those were the days!).
This audio expert, just like his employers the fun Belt
couple, disregards the difference between those marketing successes and
audio where you print your schematics and publish some data- however
tortured to imitate performance.
Even the green felt pens claim no secret.
But the secret of "chemical X" and "treated silver foil"
is that there is no secret. Just like in the KFC and the Coke.
My feeling is that this shrill comet is about to
disappear into the space. Audio is not a KFC outlet. One can
underestimate the intelligence of the audio public and... lose money.
The Belts must be wondering if they're spending it to a good purpose.
Americans may be gullible but audio people I guess are not flooding
them with orders for "Chemical X".
and "treated silver foil"
Oh well, its all in a day's work.
Ludovic Mirabel