Re: I'm at a loss for words

["Charles T. Turley" <cturley@wco.com>]

These comments are directed to cplater@rattlehead.pass.wayne.edu
as a result of his comments in news 
article:news:542pc0$jhg@cwis-20.wayne.edu
 
First: I do not propogate pirated warez and I ask nobody to do so.  Nor 
do I ask anybody to follow me over Nathan Mates, in any manner!

Second: I see no reason for my scaring you. I pose no threat or danger 
to you!  Your own fear is the only thing that should scare you or poses 
any danger to you.

Third: If you did sell your GS, then maybe it's best that you're outta 
here. You've never done much of anything anyway (IMO) other than rag on 
me and others that don't meet your strict and personal protocal as 
individuals. If you have no need for your GS and did sell it, then I'm 
sure whoever bought it can put it to good use. 

(IMO) people like you, seem to accept what they hear in rumors from 
others as facts. They never base there statements on the real FACTS. 
But, rather on misinformation, rumors and hearsay - and from their own 
narrow-minded bad attitudes and pre-conceived notions towards others - 
(that they never even had any personal contact with before or first hand 
knowledge of their efforts and activities).

There are still a lot of good people left in the Apple II community that 
are willing and eagar to FREELY contribute (legally) as much as possible 
to help -NEW- Apple IIgs owners learn where to get what they need to 
enjoy their computer - to its fullest potential. I'm not going anywhere, 
any time soon.  I intend to continue with my efforts to actively and  
FREELY contribute (legally) as much as possible to help -NEW- Apple IIgs 
owners! 

I hope you got a fair price for the Apple IIgs. And I hope you sold to 
somebody that will use and enjoy it. I also hope you find a computer 
platform that suits your strict protocal and needs, Mr. Plater. I can't 
say that I'll miss you much!

Think on this one Chuck - as you lolly off into the other computer 
platforms. I was elected to the post of 'State 6th Preceptor' in 
Arkansas - at the early age of 16 - as a Jr. Mason and DeMolay Officer. 
I've held those values, that went with that post and elected office dear 
to me - to this very day.

Cheers,
Tom