TMM Volunteers = Miss Congeniality.....correction: LAZY

[tim j]

Just looking at the all these TMM Volunteers' own personal websites and they
seem lack luster in quality.

I can't see how these people can be experts or knowledgeable in giving out
info when their own websites really are of mom and pop quality.


***** READ THIS PART CAREFULLY *****
If they wouldn't be so LAZY sitting here in the newsgroups all day long
answering the same questions over and over again as opposed to spending more
time improving their own websites, they might be able to actually get work
and clients who will pay them a decent rate.
****************************************


They are also delusional cause they congratulate each other on their shoddy
design work....sort of like a group of obese people (e.g. girls) who admire
each others outfits when the real problem is confronting their lack of
discipline in eating too much food.

[Osgood]

tim j wrote:

> Just looking at the all these TMM Volunteers' own personal websites and they
> seem lack luster in quality.
>
> I can't see how these people can be experts or knowledgeable in giving out
> info when their own websites really are of mom and pop quality.

You're missing the point. They don't claim to be designers.

They do have the ability however to provide technically solution to
peoples problems. The two disiplines are distinctly different, don't mix
them up. There is more to web-work than purely eye-candy.

[the H]

Yeah, so....whatever they are good at, it certainly doesn't show it on their
personal websites.

And it still doesn't explain why they can't be working on it NOW as opposed
to being here?

SO THAT'S STILL LAZY regardless if they are not good at. And so they should
be working on that, instead of being here, PERIOD.



"Osgood" <notavailable@atthisaddress.com> wrote in message
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> tim j wrote:
>

> > Just looking at the all these TMM Volunteers' own personal websites and

they

> > seem lack luster in quality.
> >
> > I can't see how these people can be experts or knowledgeable in giving

out

> > info when their own websites really are of mom and pop quality.

>
> You're missing the point. They don't claim to be designers.
>
> They do have the ability however to provide technically solution to
> peoples problems. The two disiplines are distinctly different, don't mix
> them up. There is more to web-work than purely eye-candy.
>
>
>
>
>
>

[darrel]

> Yeah, so....whatever they are good at, it certainly doesn't show it on
their

> personal websites.

What's your point?

> And it still doesn't explain why they can't be working on it NOW as

opposed

> to being here?

Again, your point?

> SO THAT'S STILL LAZY regardless if they are not good at. And so they

should

> be working on that, instead of being here, PERIOD.

And this effects you how?

-Darrel

[Osgood]

the H wrote:

> Yeah, so....whatever they are good at, it certainly doesn't show it on their
> personal websites.

Being able to write good code won't show will it, which shows just how
frightening ignorant you are.

> And it still doesn't explain why they can't be working on it NOW as opposed
> to being here?

Humm.... so you are the forum police, telling people what they can and
can't do?

> SO THAT'S STILL LAZY regardless if they are not good at. And so they should
> be working on that, instead of being here, PERIOD.

I don't call giving a lot of time up, without being paid lazy, its their
choice what they do, not yours.

[dan mode]

give it up Tim. Give it a rest.
Kick him off Scott.


"tim j" <TimJust3232@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:dh9b9i$nnu$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Just looking at the all these TMM Volunteers' own personal websites and

they

> seem lack luster in quality.
>
> I can't see how these people can be experts or knowledgeable in giving out
> info when their own websites really are of mom and pop quality.
>
>
> ***** READ THIS PART CAREFULLY *****
> If they wouldn't be so LAZY sitting here in the newsgroups all day long
> answering the same questions over and over again as opposed to spending

more

> time improving their own websites, they might be able to actually get work
> and clients who will pay them a decent rate.
> ****************************************
>
>
> They are also delusional cause they congratulate each other on their

shoddy

> design work....sort of like a group of obese people (e.g. girls) who

admire

> each others outfits when the real problem is confronting their lack of
> discipline in eating too much food.
>
>
>
>
>

[Jon Parkhurst]

hey tim-

what's your site?

thanks,

Jon Parkhrust
PriivaWeb
[url]http://priiva.net[/url]

[Rachael Caldwell]

MAN; who bite you in the ass (or. more likely) didn't bite you in the ass
recently? I mean, seriously, don't you have anything better to do than to
actually start a flame about people that at least try to be helpful? Get up
off your lazy ass & volunteer some of your expertise Mr. Know It All!

"tim j" <TimJust3232@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:dh9b9i$nnu$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Just looking at the all these TMM Volunteers' own personal websites and

they

> seem lack luster in quality.
>
> I can't see how these people can be experts or knowledgeable in giving out
> info when their own websites really are of mom and pop quality.
>
>
> ***** READ THIS PART CAREFULLY *****
> If they wouldn't be so LAZY sitting here in the newsgroups all day long
> answering the same questions over and over again as opposed to spending

more

> time improving their own websites, they might be able to actually get work
> and clients who will pay them a decent rate.
> ****************************************
>
>
> They are also delusional cause they congratulate each other on their

shoddy

> design work....sort of like a group of obese people (e.g. girls) who

admire

> each others outfits when the real problem is confronting their lack of
> discipline in eating too much food.
>
>
>
>
>

[Jeckyl]

He's just a worthless troll .. ignore him and the flame will die.
--
Jeckyl

[the H]

That's it!! Cover up the original post with nonsense, blather....anything to
avoid the truth with is at the TOP of this thread...

Just take notice on how 'QUIET' the replies to this post.


"Jeckyl" <Jeckyl@Hyde.com> wrote in message
news:dha1ej$qd0$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> He's just a worthless troll .. ignore him and the flame will die.
> --
> Jeckyl
>
>

[Jeckyl]

And there's another loser troll with nothing better to do. Sad little
creature .. maybe when they grow up they'll evolve into decent human
beings.
--
Jeckyl

[Chris (mudbubble)]

let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car? usually a piece o' crap. Ever
see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the point? They are so often in high
demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client work to work on their own
stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here and help people like you
before updating their own personal sites.
Don't judge books by their covers.

[Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer]

Yeah, I am pretty sure you know of plenty master mechanics that give free
advice to other wanna be or apprentice mechanics all day long for free; as
well as FIX other cars for free!!!

That's it, keep this thead going...the world needs to know how lazy TMM
volunteers really are as they spend time answering the same easy questions
over and over again and aren't disciplined enough to get off their lazy rear
ends and answer the harder questions as why their websites suck.

You TMM Volunteers just had your cover blown, so crawl away and fix you
websites....you can thank me later when you start getting clients...



"Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
news:dhactk$qiv$19@forums.macromedia.com...

> let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car?

usually a piece o' crap. Ever

> see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the point?

They are so often in high

> demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client

work to work on their own

> stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here

and help people like you

> before updating their own personal sites.
> Don't judge books by their covers.

[Peter Blumenthal]

HA! - tim j, the H and Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer - pretending to be 3
different people in an attempt to validate your own opinion and stir up a
hornets nest is one of the saddest trolling behaviours around. And you talk
about others wasting *their* time. Get a life (or three)!



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[Rob]

You know, if people in general weren't lazy and use search TMM volunteers
wouldn't have to answer the same easy questions over and over again now
would they? But people keep asking the same questions over and over and they
still answer them.

As to the state of their websites, who cares how they look? Why do you care?
Do you have a vested interest in them?

"Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer" <toughQuestions@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:dhasq5$1sj$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> Yeah, I am pretty sure you know of plenty master mechanics that give free
> advice to other wanna be or apprentice mechanics all day long for free; as
> well as FIX other cars for free!!!
>
> That's it, keep this thead going...the world needs to know how lazy TMM
> volunteers really are as they spend time answering the same easy questions
> over and over again and aren't disciplined enough to get off their lazy
> rear
> ends and answer the harder questions as why their websites suck.
>
> You TMM Volunteers just had your cover blown, so crawl away and fix you
> websites....you can thank me later when you start getting clients...
>
>
>
> "Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
> news:dhactk$qiv$19@forums.macromedia.com...

>> let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car?

> usually a piece o' crap. Ever

>> see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the point?

> They are so often in high

>> demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client

> work to work on their own

>> stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here

> and help people like you

>> before updating their own personal sites.
>> Don't judge books by their covers.

>
>

[Rob]

<brownnose>
BTW, thank you ALL TMM Volunteers. By actually READING your posts I have
learned alot. Keep up the good work, all of you.
</brownnose>

"Peter Blumenthal" <mmgroups@_spamkiller_PhageInteractive.com> wrote in
message news:dhb33o$cmb$1@forums.macromedia.com...

> HA! - tim j, the H and Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer - pretending to be 3
> different people in an attempt to validate your own opinion and stir up a
> hornets nest is one of the saddest trolling behaviours around. And you
> talk
> about others wasting *their* time. Get a life (or three)!
>
>
>
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[Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer]

Yeah, I am pretty sure you know of plenty master mechanics that give free
advice to other wanna be or apprentice mechanics all day long for free; as
well as FIX other cars for free!!!

That's it, keep this thead going...the world needs to know how lazy TMM
volunteers really are as they spend time answering the same easy questions
over and over again and aren't disciplined enough to get off their lazy rear
ends and answer the harder questions as why their websites suck.





"Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
news:dhactk$qiv$19@forums.macromedia.com...

> let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car?

usually a piece o' crap. Ever

> see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the point?

They are so often in high

> demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client

work to work on their own

> stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here

and help people like you

> before updating their own personal sites.
> Don't judge books by their covers.

[Chris (mudbubble)]

then why are you here?


Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer wrote:

> Yeah, I am pretty sure you know of plenty master mechanics that give free
> advice to other wanna be or apprentice mechanics all day long for free; as
> well as FIX other cars for free!!!
>
> That's it, keep this thead going...the world needs to know how lazy TMM
> volunteers really are as they spend time answering the same easy questions
> over and over again and aren't disciplined enough to get off their lazy rear
> ends and answer the harder questions as why their websites suck.
>
>
>
>
>
> "Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
> news:dhactk$qiv$19@forums.macromedia.com...
>

>>let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car?

>
> usually a piece o' crap. Ever
>

>>see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the point?

>
> They are so often in high
>

>>demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client

>
> work to work on their own
>

>>stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here

>
> and help people like you
>

>>before updating their own personal sites.
>>Don't judge books by their covers.

>
>
>

[Chris (mudbubble)]

btw - you completely warped my point into something that makes no sense and has no relevance to
original post.



Chris (mudbubble) wrote:

> then why are you here?
>
>
> Not a Lazy TMM Volunteer wrote:
>

>> Yeah, I am pretty sure you know of plenty master mechanics that give free
>> advice to other wanna be or apprentice mechanics all day long for
>> free; as
>> well as FIX other cars for free!!!
>>
>> That's it, keep this thead going...the world needs to know how lazy TMM
>> volunteers really are as they spend time answering the same easy
>> questions
>> over and over again and aren't disciplined enough to get off their
>> lazy rear
>> ends and answer the harder questions as why their websites suck.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
>> news:dhactk$qiv$19@forums.macromedia.com...
>>

>>> let's put in another way - ever see a master mechanics personal car?

>>
>>
>> usually a piece o' crap. Ever
>>

>>> see a master cerpenters' house? Often in shambles. Why? What's the
>>> point?

>>
>>
>> They are so often in high
>>

>>> demand because of their talents they don't have time aside from client

>>
>>
>> work to work on their own
>>

>>> stuff - free time doesn't really exist - yet they make time to come here

>>
>>
>> and help people like you
>>

>>> before updating their own personal sites.
>>> Don't judge books by their covers.

>>
>>
>>
>>

[Murray *TMM*]

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"Chris (mudbubble)" <chris@REMOVEmudbubble.com> wrote in message
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> btw - you completely warped my point into something that makes no sense
> and has no relevance to original post.
>
>
>
> Chris (mudbubble) wrote:

>> then why are you here?
>>
>>