RE: ShopTalk: Penley on spines

[bob boone]

John, I have tried to block posts from Connie Mack Rea and for whatever reason it didn’t work and if this can’t be stopped rather rapidly, I for one will decide to drop Shoptalk as a forum. I thought the last time you had to step in would be the last time, but alas not so!! Please get this crap stopped for ever!   -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jen Kuntz Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 8:16 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Penley on spines   The purpose of this forum is to discuss clubmaking, not literacy, spelling or grammar.  I am sure there are educated and uneducated people on this forum.  Some of them couldn't spell everything correctly if their life depended on it.  Some spell perfectly well but cannot type and choose not to use a spell-check program.  There are others who don't give a damn whether their posts are perfectly proper english even if they have the education to be able to know the difference.  Since the point of the forum is GOLF not ENGLISH 101, it doesn't really matter as long as someone on the forum understands the questions posed and is interested in responding with answers or suggestions.   If you cannot post responses other than to point out your apparently superior education or upbringing with respect to literacy, then why don't you find another forum to share your ray of sunshine?  If that isn't possible, then perhaps keep your comments to yourself and save everyone the hassle of deleting your [insert your choice of adjective here] posts?   Jen ----- Original Message ----- From: connie mack rea To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, September 03, 2002 10:59 AM Subject: Re: ShopTalk: Penley on spines   Naughty, naughty, too, Dr. Voo. You just can't resist can you?  Why not let Tflan defend himself rather than show your own faults?  Just let it "goo," Dr. Voo.     Now, to the subject of this post [.]  I was not a big fan of Penley line [.]  Overprice [not        "overpriced"] . . . concern.   Period omissions are illiterate errors.