Tom Sherman wrote:
> Peter Cole wrote:
>> jim beam wrote:
>>> Peter Cole wrote:
>>>> jim beam wrote:
>>
>>>>> as usual, the "inventor" of the slick tire is confused. the moment
>>>>> a road surface has such incredible alien substances such as grit
>>>>> and mud wash upon it, tread allows a cogging action which can
>>>>> improve grip.
>>>>>
>>>>> [sorry for any cognitive "disturbance" this may cause.]
>>>>
>>>> What kind/depth of "grit" and "mud wash" are you talking about?
>>>
>>> what kind of grit and mud wash do you have peter?
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> From your model, why doesn't "tread cogging" improve traction on
>>>> the normal (cemented) surface features of asphalt/concrete, or do
>>>> you feel it does?
>>>
>>> poor setup.
>>>
>>> 1. it's not "my model".
>>> 2. you need to address the fact that clean road is not always real road.
>>>
>>
>> Don't you ever give a straight answer? (rhetorical question)
>
> Indeed. "jim beam" exhibits a childish attitude towards anyone who has
> disagreed with him in the past.
>
> (Now "jim beam" can flame me with a "lightweight hypocrite" comment.)
that's not a flame - it's the simple truth.
1, you are a hypocrite if you accuse me of something you yourself are
actually doing.
2. anyone whose "tech" contributions comprise:
"Do not used bearings work as sling shot ammunition?
"George Washington advocated the cultivation of industrial hemp, and the
original US Constitution document is written on hemp based paper. I
understand that the pulp paper industry lobbyists had a hand in making
the cultivation of hemp illegal.
"And one can throw out the bicycle when the cartridge bottom bracket fails!
"I think the preying mantis is to blame.
"I was raised in the forest by wolves.
"If all else fails, there is the Dark Side."
is most undoubtedly lightweight.
if you don't want people pointing out something you don't like, don't
present them the opportunity. [i would have thought even a lightweight
should be able to figure that out.]
>
> On the bright side, Andres Muro finds these arguments entertaining. a
>