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On Thu, 24 May 2001 11:17:46 +0200, 'Matthias Thoma' <ma.th...@gmx.de>
wrote:
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>. Unfortunately I have seen a lot of flame
>wars beginning with someone calls the other the 'genius' who knows
>everything better.
I didn't 'call' him a genius. He told me he was one.

Nick Hodges - TeamB
HardThink, Inc.

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On 24 May 2001 01:33:59 -0700, s...@roobarb.org (Andy West) wrote:
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>This is the _sixth_ time I've read this sarcastic little snipe in your
>posts to Gene this morning. Who's the insulting one?
Not me. I'm merely acknowledging Gene's self-declared mental
abilities. No insults there.

Nick Hodges - TeamB
HardThink, Inc.

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John Williams wrote:
> H. Gordon Selfridge, 1857-1947, the founder of the Selfridge chain stores.
Thanks! Couldn't dredge it up!
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> http://www.shu.ac.uk/cgi-bin/tp_post4.cgi?=106700
Be nice if they had a little more info. Is Selfridge still in business?

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> >Is this really necessary?

> Hey, who am I to argue in the face of genius?

A. You Asked. I Answered. You take that honest answer and then turn around
become a jerk about it. This shows the depth of your couth. Or perhaps the
lack of such.

B. I've had about enough of your insults and abuse. I'm out of here.

C. An old saying goes something like this: You can certainly ignore
reality. But what you can't do is ignore the consequenses of ignoring
reality.

Borland's foolhardy move in this matter will come back to bite them.
Probably not soon, but eventually it will. They have been warned.

And on this note I leave you sycophants to yourselves. You know who you
are. (See, I can heap up insults, too. You set the precedent.) To those
of you who are persisting in trying to tell those people the truth -- more
power to you. I think you are wasting your time, but maybe you can get
through to them. I sure can't, and I see no wisdom in continuing to try.

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On Thu, 24 May 2001 08:57:49 -0500, 'Gene Britton'
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<gcbr...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>A. You Asked. I Answered. You take that honest answer and then turn around
>become a jerk about it. This shows the depth of your couth. Or perhaps the
>lack of such.
Yes, I apologize. I was being snide and sarcastic. I am sorry. I
just found it amazing and hilarious that anyone would publicly claim
to be a genius.
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>B. I've had about enough of your insults and abuse. I'm out of here.

Well, you like to dish it out, but you apparently can't take it. I do
apologize if you think you've been insulted.
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> (See, I can heap up insults, too. You set the precedent.)
I find this interesting. A review of this thread shows that you
called me a smart ass and 'dense'. I never actually called you any
names at all. How is that me setting the precedent? Interesting
viewpoint. Goes back to the dish it out but can't take it part, I
guess.
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> I sure can't, and I see no wisdom in continuing to try.
It is rare to run across someone who has such a firm grip on the truth
about the future.

Nick Hodges - TeamB
HardThink, Inc.

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Yes. Huge department store at the west end of Oxford Street.

Excellent food hall
good menswear
good whisky section
phenomenal (ladies) lingerie department. 8p

Used to do all my shopping there <g>.

I've got a mildly amusing/mildly tedious Ivor Cutler anecdote relating to
the food hall, but you need to know who Ivor Cutler is...

Regards
Mark Smith

Delphi 6 Personal EditionEdition

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In article <3B0D1116.6E90D...@borland.com>, John Kaster (Borland) wrote:
> Be nice if they had a little more info. Is Selfridge still in business?
Selfridges is one of the biggest department stores in London (with I
think branches in some other UK cities).

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msmi...@cix.co.uk (Mark Smith) wrote in <VA.00000171.0dc9b...@cix.co.uk>:
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>I've got a mildly amusing/mildly tedious Ivor Cutler anecdote relating to
>the food hall, but you need to know who Ivor Cutler is...

I do, anecdote away.

Andy

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'John Elrick' <jelr...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:3b0d1050$1_2@dnews...
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> 'John Kaster (Borland)' <jkas...@borland.com> wrote in message
SNIP
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> > 'The customer is always right' is a fallacy. The company whose president
> > coined this phrase is no longer in business, BTW (the name escapes me
> > right now). If I can shorten my motto as much, it's 'the customer
> > deserves the right to be heard.'

> I thought that was J. C. Penney<g> I'll check my copy of 'The Laws of
> Success', cause I think Hill gave credit there.

Apparantly, I misremembered<g>

John Elrick

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In article <90ABA6D1Fborlandroobarb...@207.105.83.65>, Andy West wrote:
> I do, anecdote away.
Remember, you asked.

I was stood in the queue* at the checkouts in SFH (Selfridges Food Hall) when
I noticed Mr Cutler was in front of me with a single, smallish potato in his
basket. Of course, I was bursting with e{*word*277}ment - a celebrity that I
actually admire! When Mr Cutler got to the front of the queue, the operator
asked him what kind of potato it was. 'I don't know. I'll go and check' said
The Great Man in EXACTLY that voice he uses on his recordings. He went back
to the potato section to check. Meanwhile, almost hyperventilating, I
whispered to the till operator 'That's Ivor Cutler that is!'. The checkout
operator looked a little puzzled, then stared at her list of produce for a
moment and said 'I've got Maris Piper...'

Ok, you had to be there, AND have spent your entire {*word*249}age years listening
to Velvet donkey.

*Stocking up on essential supplies of champagne, single malts, caviar and
fine coffee as Delphi programmers are wont to do.

Regards
Mark Smith

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John Elrick wrote:
> Borland has had this for quite some time, customers that are willing to
> overlook temporary weaknesses in trade for a longer term picture.
That's because we've recovered from our mistakes, thankfully. We lost a
lot of customers in the Delphi 4 timeframe. Some will never be back.
Fortunately, we won more back with Delphi 5 than we had lost with Delphi
4.
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> have to earn it each time. Make me a big fan, and I'll sell the product for
> you, thus reducing your cost of aquisition.
How do you become a big fan? How many people do you know personally at
the company? You become a big fan because you love the product because
it works for you. If the product stops working for you, you are no
longer a big fan. We love bragging, boasting or whatever you want to
call it about the cool stuff we have. When you think our products are no
longer cool/fun or whatever, you'll stop talking about them or even
worse, start badmouthing them.

Simple guidelines for Borland's success: Product high-quality tools and
service that help our customers be competitive (or, in the case of
hobbyists, enjoy what they're doing) at a price they can afford. This
price varies according to customer's perception and business interests.

If we price a product inappropriately or produce a sub-quality product
and don't correct the mistake, we will lose customers. Loyalty in the
marketplace is fleeting.

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> And I still owe you a beer from two years ago<g> You can collect at the
> conference.
Make it a root beer and you're on. See you there.

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