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Unbelievable, now the deep air guru from Egypt starts to educate us...
Where are we going? Is this the world inside out or something?

Hugo, stop making a fool out of yourself. 

This must be a joke. But it ain't funny...

THOMAS




At 01:39 AM 6/17/99 +0200, Bartolucci, Ivan Jorge wrote:
>Hi Doctor (and others).
>
>>dishonest, deceitful, dangerous piece of shit.
>>deep-air bimbo
>>in your case, it's too late.
>>drooling, shambling, mindless moron
>>bullshit
>>Hugo, you're a clown.
>>dangerous, dishonest, ignorant stroke like you has arrived at the bottom of
>the barrel.
>
>(I quote.)
>
>  Could I give you a little non-diving advice? I believe (hope) you are
>well-intentioned, although you don't really sound like it for the moment.
>
>  If you plan to send a message and expect it to be received, no matter how
>right you are or believe to be, you'd better talk like an adult to another
>adult. Insults and abuses belong in school recess. The only thing you're
>achieving is putting people off (remember how upset your friend Dave was
>when I called him short-sighted wealthy westerner, sorry Dave), and making
>them believing you're the one who suffers the famous neurological damage you
>always talk about.
>
>  I've been warned several times about this list, and some kind of elements
>I would come across on it. I couldn't believe it when I saw how true it was.
>Your kind of language and attitude can only be found in the mouth of
>political extremists, left or right, religious or racists, and we know what
>they're worth (although you might not agree even on that, who knows!).
>
>  You might have a lot of good points. But by screaming against anyone who
>doesn't agree you just prove you can't hold your temper, or explain
>rationnally your point. Which in turn invalidates anything you can say.
>Any decent comments you might have made has been drowned in an ocean of
>garbage.
>
>  I've got lots of interesting comments and advice from this list, most of
>them privately from responsible people (which I wish by this post to thank
>gratefully), some of them questionning my practices as you do, pointing
>better solutions, showing better ways, giving fruitful references, but never
>abusing me. I've taken good lessons, and I'll try to implement some good
>solutions whenever (as soon as) feasible. Without those people I could have
>thought DIR divers are the most uneducated, stubborn and righteous people
>you can find. No matter how right some of their arguments might be.
>
>  When I first subscribed to this list, I understood opinions and
>discussions were welcome on it, but insults and abuses were prohibited. At
>the end you might even be disconsidered by some very respectable divers who
>would otherwise mostly agree with you.
>
>  Think that in most countries thoughts, opinions and even mistakes are
>allowed, as long as they're not expressly forbidden by law or habits. But
>with the amount of insults you publicly sent me I probably could sue you in
>your country as well as in mine.
>
>  Besides it, think your reality might not correspond to others'. Some of
>your ideas, or solutions, might be awkward, difficult if not impossible to
>implement
>somewhere else than in your garden. Some other solutions than yours might be
>more practical somewhere else, with purposes maybe somewhat different. Some
>people might have a perception of risk which is different to yours. Some
>people might still chose to ride motorcycles, although knowing they are
>riskyer than cars.
>
>  I won't hold your conduct against you Billy. I'll still apreciate your
>comments, advice and jokes. I'll still apreciate if you prove me wrong. But
>remember you're only sending insults to yourself.
>
>    Another little advice, and a good one. Loosing regularly your temper can
>cause high blood tension, ulcers, heart attacks, and of course neurological
>damage. If you want references...  ;-)
>
>  Mes respects, Docteur...
>
>  Hugo.
>
>
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