I chose not to respond to this posting from "The Cheese."

I think we've all quickly figured out he/she/it is some psycho Bose
employee in desperate need of counseling and is wasting bandwidth in
these internet audio groups because they must be very unhappy working
for a company that makes such **** products.

As strange as it may seem, this thing's attacks, are, I believe, a kind
of therapy for it to assuage their guilt for working for Amar and his
henchmen.

So flame away, Cheese boy - I'm a big boy, too. And I'm actually
beginning to enjoy your daily drivel almost as much as I look forward to
my daily "Dilbert" cartoon. Now perhaps I'm in need of therapy, too?

Cheese boy, do you have pointy hair, too, like Dilbert's boss?

news-east.newscene.com wrote:

you guys slay me.... I say this with a smile! Thanks for the morning laugh.

-- Alan "Tim Britt" wrote in message ...

Cheese, the real truth follows

The Big Cheese wrote:

Britt=**** is a worthless troll who posts bad information here.


You, of all things, are least qualified to make this statement. You
cannot document a single troll I've every posted in any usenet group.
And I don't post bad information. You cannot say this about yourself.



You have heard of Bose because they are simply the best speakers
available, for any price.


Best advertised, worst sounding speakers available



And you do get what you pay for. They initially sound different from
other speakers simply because they are more accurate at reproducing the
live music listening experience better than any other speaker. Yes,
they sound different to begin with because they are so accurate, but
their sound really grows on you as you begin to appreciate just how good
they really are.


Fungus, warts, and cancer grow on you, too



This has been well-documented and of course began with Dr. Bose's
introduction of the revolutionary Bose 901 speaker system, still the
best speaker system in the world.


Best speaker system for attracting vermin like yourself



Six Bose 901's in a six channel home theater configuration is the ONLY
system that will outperform the Bose AcousiMass 16 system, and the 901's
don't even need a subwoofer.


Six Gregorian Monks lighting farts in harmony would sound better than
anything Bose makes



The Big Knowledgeable Cheese


How can you know anything with your brain filled with fecal coliform
bacteria?



Lenroc wrote:


On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 09:40:36 -0500, Tim Britt wrote:



Believe it or not, there's probably a few lucky people on the planet
who've yet to hear of Bose.




I've heard of Bose, not Paradigm. Well, now I've heard of Paradigm,

too.


Bose speakers seemed nice, but overpriced. They seemed to be at the

high

end of the price spectrum as far as consumer stuff goes, but the price
paid did not equate well to their sound. I went to a Bose factory

outlet

once (it was that or go to another clothing one with my wife...), and I
must admit that they do put on a good show. But I wasn't convinced that
they'd sound good in actual use.

I'm more than happy with what I have, and I paid a fraction of the

price I

would've paid for Bose.

I'm with you. It makes me want to jump in the thread just to have a little
fun. It also makes me wonder if his speaker experiences are some what like
mine, I thought my first set of speakers where super-de-duper, (they where
yucky Magnavox) till I got my next set. Then they where great and of course
the Magnavox speakers sucked! This has been a continuous cycle for me over
the years, through many pairs.



Personally I think the Cambridge Sounds Works / Sound Blaster / Creative
Labs speaker set I use on my computer is a much better and cheaper "cube"
style speaker set than Bose and they are designed for computer use! I mean
there not great but they sound better than any Bose.. IMO at least.






--
Alan
"Tim Britt" wrote in message
...
I chose not to respond to this posting from "The Cheese."

I think we've all quickly figured out he/she/it is some psycho Bose
employee in desperate need of counseling and is wasting bandwidth in
these internet audio groups because they must be very unhappy working
for a company that makes such **** products.

As strange as it may seem, this thing's attacks, are, I believe, a kind
of therapy for it to assuage their guilt for working for Amar and his
henchmen.

So flame away, Cheese boy - I'm a big boy, too. And I'm actually
beginning to enjoy your daily drivel almost as much as I look forward to
my daily "Dilbert" cartoon. Now perhaps I'm in need of therapy, too?

Cheese boy, do you have pointy hair, too, like Dilbert's boss?

news-east.newscene.com wrote:

you guys slay me.... I say this with a smile! Thanks for the morning
laugh.

-- Alan "Tim Britt" wrote in message
...

Cheese, the real truth follows

The Big Cheese wrote:

Britt=**** is a worthless troll who posts bad information here.


You, of all things, are least qualified to make this statement. You
cannot document a single troll I've every posted in any usenet group.
And I don't post bad information. You cannot say this about yourself.



You have heard of Bose because they are simply the best speakers
available, for any price.


Best advertised, worst sounding speakers available



And you do get what you pay for. They initially sound different from
other speakers simply because they are more accurate at reproducing
the
live music listening experience better than any other speaker. Yes,
they sound different to begin with because they are so accurate, but
their sound really grows on you as you begin to appreciate just how
good
they really are.


Fungus, warts, and cancer grow on you, too



This has been well-documented and of course began with Dr. Bose's
introduction of the revolutionary Bose 901 speaker system, still the
best speaker system in the world.


Best speaker system for attracting vermin like yourself



Six Bose 901's in a six channel home theater configuration is the
ONLY
system that will outperform the Bose AcousiMass 16 system, and the
901's
don't even need a subwoofer.


Six Gregorian Monks lighting farts in harmony would sound better than
anything Bose makes



The Big Knowledgeable Cheese


How can you know anything with your brain filled with fecal coliform
bacteria?



Lenroc wrote:


On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 09:40:36 -0500, Tim Britt wrote:



Believe it or not, there's probably a few lucky people on the
planet
who've yet to hear of Bose.




I've heard of Bose, not Paradigm. Well, now I've heard of Paradigm,

too.


Bose speakers seemed nice, but overpriced. They seemed to be at the

high

end of the price spectrum as far as consumer stuff goes, but the
price
paid did not equate well to their sound. I went to a Bose factory

outlet

once (it was that or go to another clothing one with my wife...),
and I
must admit that they do put on a good show. But I wasn't convinced
that
they'd sound good in actual use.

I'm more than happy with what I have, and I paid a fraction of the

price I

would've paid for Bose.

Tim Britt said:

I chose not to respond to this posting from "The Cheese."

I think we've all quickly figured out he/she/it is some psycho Bose
employee in desperate need of counseling and is wasting bandwidth in
these internet audio groups because they must be very unhappy working
for a company that makes such **** products.


Even worse, it's probably Bwian McDip****.

Mr. Middius said:

Tim Britt said:

I chose not to respond to this posting from "The Cheese."

I think we've all quickly figured out he/she/it is some psycho Bose
employee in desperate need of counseling and is wasting bandwidth in
these internet audio groups because they must be very unhappy working
for a company that makes such **** products.


Even worse, it's probably Bwian McDip****.

Maybe, although I think it's someone trying to make it look like him.

At any rate, I killfiled it. Who needs another Internet geek?

Boon

Marc Phillips said:

Even worse, it's probably Bwian McDip****.

Maybe, although I think it's someone trying to make it look like him.
At any rate, I killfiled it. Who needs another Internet geek?

Its like you think I disagreed "Philips" or whatever your name is
sockppupet Philips. Maybe I should deconstruct that argument. LOt"S!

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 11:39:33 -0500, George M. Middius
wrote:



Its like you think I disagreed "Philips" or whatever your name is
sockppupet Philips. Maybe I should deconstruct that argument. LOt"S!



You haven't re-attached the mother****ing stainless steel balls to
deconstruct the argument, dip****. Your just an anonymous cowardly
anony**** with no understanding of what is being discussed. I, OTOH,
have an identity, and the world-class tenacity to rub you're nose in
all my latest failures.

You lose. So'rry!


Zzzzzzz.


However, this doesn't mean we can't be allies. Can I suck your dick?