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When discussing the state of Audio, or, anything else with Arny, one
is certain to get some unusual and seemingly incongruent-with-reality statements. However, it appears that Chef Kroo has a method to his culinary madness. Does anyone else out there percieve the unique issues Mr. K brings to Usenet? Your commentary-hopefully lucid rather than loony-would be most entertaining. |
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How's that feud with Gateway coming, Cal? Why are you so ****ed off
that they closed their retail outlets? wrote: When discussing the state of Audio, or, anything else with Arny, one is certain to get some unusual and seemingly incongruent-with-reality statements. However, it appears that Chef Kroo has a method to his culinary madness. Does anyone else out there percieve the unique issues Mr. K brings to Usenet? Your commentary-hopefully lucid rather than loony-would be most entertaining. |
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![]() wrote: When discussing the state of Audio, or, anything else with Arny, one is certain to get some unusual and seemingly incongruent-with-reality statements. Agreed. That would be the biggest understatement ever posted on RAO. Most of RAO's active posters would no doubt agree with you. However, it appears that Chef Kroo has a method to his culinary madness. Again, quite perceptive. Agenda-driven madness such as his can be quite repetitive and predictable. It's been happening on RAO since 1997, unfortunately. It's even been periodically carried - like a dangerous virus - to other Usenet NGs, especially those that are not moderated. It's even attracted a few parasites along the way, such as his very few imitators on RAO. Does anyone else out there percieve the unique issues Mr. K brings to Usenet? With the exception of 3 parasitic imitators, one of whom is a sockpuppet, you'll find it hard to find anybody that disagrees with your perceptive observations. For further validation of your discovery of Krueger's obvious disconnect with reality and the reason's he triggers the responses he so often gets, check out the following thread: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...19e336ae380d7f It's called "Have You Had A Bad Krueger Experience?". Although written in 1999, Ed Shain's observationss remain valid today. As you will note, some of the names on Ed's list are still actively posting, while others, unfortunately, left in disgust, probably as a result of Krueger's nasty behavior. And, for the record, Ed Shain is a former loudspeaker company investor whose wife is a physician in NYC. IOW, there is no reason to believe that his observations are not credible. But as you've already discovered the evidence is pretty obvious. Your commentary-hopefully lucid rather than loony-would be most entertaining. Aside from a few parasitic and imitative flamethrowers as mentioned above, you will, to be fair, find a few other people, such as Howard Ferstler and Tom Nousaine that tend to agree with Krueger's dogma. Unfortunately, Howard frequently (but not always) gets into name-calling and other forms of derision when he encounters disagreements. That said, he doesn't even come close to approaching Krueger's "unique" qualities you describe above. Tom Nousaine, in general, doesn't get into personal attacks IMHO, and therefore rarely gets any in return. |
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I had several family members and friends negatively impacted by their
stupidity, plus, I hate lowest-common-denominator dog poop being bronzed and sold as gold. I hate their attitude. However, it's obvious they are going to merge and disintegrate as a corporate identity in the next year or so, so it's just not worth pursuing. Waitt is getting his money back out of the deal, or what's left, and the people in South Dakota are back where they started: it's milk moo cows or moo-ve. |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... When discussing the state of Audio, or, anything else with Arny, one is certain to get some unusual and seemingly incongruent-with-reality statements. However, it appears that Chef Kroo has a method to his culinary madness. Does anyone else out there percieve the unique issues Mr. K brings to Usenet? Your commentary-hopefully lucid rather than loony-would be most entertaining. It helps if you don't substitute attitude for knowledge. He's had heated words with lots of folks including people who agree with him about audio electronics. The most knowledgeable being JJ(Jim Johnston), and Stewart Pinkerton. Both of who would likely tell you that while he is often a pain in the ass, he's dead on about audio. |
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Yeah, I don't hate Kroo, he just says the same thing over and over
again and seems unamenable to reason . It's like he's NEVER WRONG. I am wrong some of the time, because I am not a fulltime researcher: this is a hobby. I don't have a home recording studio, for the most part I'm against home recording. Not that I want it outlawed, I just think we have way too many ****ty desktop records out there. Rudy Van Gelder, who built his house to be a recording studio in the first place and does it for a living, obviously doesn't count. I'm looking for the guy who will tell me with a straight face that you could do, say, any of Sinatra's late Capitol albums (Come Dance With Me???) with Pro Tools and some $199 mics from Musician's Friend. Music was better when we had professionals working with professionals. And simple, basic equipment made well that people could work on. What's so wrong with that?? |
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wrote in message
oups.com When discussing the state of Audio, or, anything else with Arny, one is certain to get some unusual and seemingly incongruent-with-reality statements. That reflects on your idea of reality, Cal. Cal, you've done more than your share to increase the looniness content of RAO. Given the loonies we already have, that's quite an accomplishment. However, it appears that Chef Kroo has a method to his culinary madness. Something about the true facts of the matter. Does anyone else out there percieve the unique issues Mr. K brings to Usenet? Trolling for sympathy, Cal? Pretty weak if you ask me. Your commentary-hopefully lucid rather than loony-would be most entertaining. RAO has more than its share of the non-educatable. I hope that you will be able to benefit from the corrections that you have received, Cal. |
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![]() Edward M. Shain Jul 27 1999, 12:00 am As far as I can observe, the following contributors to RAO have all had bitter or hostile exchanges with Arnold Krueger in which there was some distinguishing negative characteristic, whether contempt, lying, dishonest quoting, altered texts, attacks without provocation, intellectual dishonesty, refusal to admit error, manipulated context etc. I believe an accurate list of all who've had such an experience might be productive in developing a less hostile atmosphere here on RAO. The list is *not* meant to include those who have merely had an argument with Mr. Krueger or who simply dislike him. It is *not* a popularity contest. It is mean to be a list of people who have been involved in an exchange with Arnold in which, in their view, he behaved badly or in ways that might discourage an honest, open, and free exchange of views here on RAO. If I have inadvertently left any off this list who wish to add their names, please add your name to the list and repost. The list is alphabetical by last name. If I have listed any who believe they're here in error, please remove your name and repost with a small note saying you've done so. My apologies to those folk. This list is solely my responsibility. Ed Jeff Adams, John Atkinson, Marc Blank, Roy Briggs, Jennifer Burton, Jason Cotton, Michael Clyne, Paul Dormer, Felix (Fear3000), Michael Gindi, Pete Goudreau, Brian Leupp, Gene Lyle, Paul Macca, Michael Mandwright, Stephen McEleroy, George Middius, Stewart Pinkerton, Photobug (Fred), Bruce Richman,Chuck Ross, Barry Rothman, Jim Sanders, Jonathan Scull, Jim Seymour, Greg Singh, Ed Shain, Andrew Thibault, Leslie Vreeland, Dave Weil, Glenn Zelniker, and Steve Zipser, JBorg |
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"JBorg" wrote in message
. com Edward M. Shain Jul 27 1999, 12:00 am Absolute proof that Borglet is delusional and lives in the past. |
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JBorg a écrit :
You'd rather increase the quantity of daily melatonine you take. It will be more efficient and less frustrating. ;-) |
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![]() Arny Krueger wrote: "JBorg" wrote in message . com Edward M. Shain Jul 27 1999, 12:00 am Absolute proof that Borglet is delusional and lives in the past. Posting a documented Google thread is not evidence that one has delusions. Also, since a number of the posters listed in that thread are active posters now on RAO, and the behavior descibed by Mr. Shain and others hasn't change on the part of Krueger, the post very much describes the present. |
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![]() Lionel wrote: JBorg a =E9crit : You'd rather increase the quantity of daily melatonine you take. It will be more efficient and less frustrating. ;-) Once again, Lionel tries to attack another poster to deflect valid criticism about Kruetger. Maybe Krueger sent him a free sound card. :-) |
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Bruce J. Richman a écrit :
Lionel wrote: JBorg a écrit : You'd rather increase the quantity of daily melatonine you take. It will be more efficient and less frustrating. ;-) Once again, Lionel tries to attack another poster to deflect valid criticism about Kruetger. Maybe Krueger sent him a free sound card. :-) For a normal, non paranoid guy it's not an attack, just a joke. |
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Lionel wrote:
Bruce J. Richman a =E9crit : Lionel wrote: JBorg a =E9crit : You'd rather increase the quantity of daily melatonine you take. It will be more efficient and less frustrating. ;-) Once again, Lionel tries to attack another poster to deflect valid criticism about Kruetger. Maybe Krueger sent him a free sound card. :-) For a normal, non paranoid guy it's not an attack, just a joke. Another false statement from one of Krueger's main supporters. Lionel's history of attacking many of Krueger's enemies while not saying anything negative about Krueger provides significant evidence of what most of us know about him. He's a Krueger apologist and substitute hatchet man. Lionel can't remember the last time he told the truth about me, so he hasn't answeered that question. He also can't reemember the last time he said anything critical about Krueger's attacks on myself and others. The only question remaining is what he's getting from Krueger in return for his loyalty. It's hard to believe that any rational person would support Krueger's personal attacks without some type of payoff. |
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![]() "JBorg" wrote in message . com... Edward M. Shain Jul 27 1999, 12:00 am [snip] If I have inadvertently left any off this list who wish to add their names, please add your name to the list and repost. The list is alphabetical by last name. If I have listed any who believe they're here in error, please remove your name and repost with a small note saying you've done so. My apologies to those folk. This list is solely my responsibility. Ed Put me on: Robert Morein. I have essayed extensively on application of L. Sprague DeCamp's "Right Man" theory of despotic human behavior to Krueger's behavior. In the near future, look for a graduate program in Krueger Dementia, to be offered by the University of the Pacific. |
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"Robert Morein" wrote in message
Put me on: Robert Morein. I have essayed extensively on application of L. Sprague DeCamp's "Right Man" theory of despotic human behavior to Krueger's behavior. In the near future, look for a graduate program in Krueger Dementia, to be offered by the University of the Pacific. Yet another example of how RAO is an asylum run by the inmates. |
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![]() "Arny Krueger" wrote in message ... Yet another example of how RAO is an asylum run by the inmates. A glimmer of self awareness from our most prolific poster. |
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![]() "Robert Morein" wrote in message ... In the near future, look for a graduate program in Krueger Dementia, to be offered by the University of the Pacific. I would think that Oakland University would provide the best rest resources for such study. |
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![]() "Bruce J. Richman" wrote in message oups.com... Robert Morein wrote: "JBorg" wrote in message . com... Edward M. Shain Jul 27 1999, 12:00 am [snip] If I have inadvertently left any off this list who wish to add their names, please add your name to the list and repost. The list is alphabetical by last name. If I have listed any who believe they're here in error, please remove your name and repost with a small note saying you've done so. My apologies to those folk. This list is solely my responsibility. Ed Put me on: Robert Morein. Consider yourself added to the list. You join many distinguished and perceptive posters. I'm sure if Ed were still posting here, he'd definitely approve your application. It certainly is time for the list to be updated, since so many posters that have come along since 1999 have also had "A Bad Krueger Experience". I have essayed extensively on application of L. Sprague DeCamp's "Right Man" theory of despotic human behavior to Krueger's behavior. In the near future, look for a graduate program in Krueger Dementia, to be offered by the University of the Pacific. What will be the entrance requirements for applicants to this program, Bob? Am I correct in assuming that one of them will be a B.S. in B.S. (Bull S***) degree earned through online "studies" and Google searches? (especially ones that lie). What other requirements for admission? Will the program be awarding the coveted M.S. (More S***), and Ph.D. (Piled Higher and Deeper)? The discreditation requirements have not yet been formulated. We're considering offering it to individuals who cannot meet the admission requirements for the specialization in the latter years of Ezra Pound. |