On Saturday, January 19, 2013 6:58:38 PM UTC, Metman2012 wrote:
On 19/01/2013 18:36, Dawlish wrote:

On Saturday, January 19, 2013 5:29:15 PM UTC, Col wrote:

Dawlish wrote:







What is it with you, everything Will says you take a swipe at.















He never claimed that the *whole* of Devon was a winter wonderland



but







the subject line (now restored) is correct. There *is* a winter



wonderland







in Devon, namely his part of it.







--







Col















Bolton, Lancashire







160m asl







I criticise when I see things that are simply wrong and I changed the



title to reflect that. I'm really not interested in your sycophancy,



or that of some others. I find the "oh goody it's snowed and I really



love it" (ad nauseam) posts truly boring and I'll criticise them as



and when I feel fit. Most time I just yawn and let them go. Not this



time, as I live in Devon too and it's cold and green; not



snow-covered, as are most other areas.







It's not wrong. There *is* a winter wonderland in Devon. Are you



really so desperate to criticise Will that you can't see that?







That's just typical of you, to accuse somebody of being a 'sycophant'



simply because they disagree with how you have responded to



another poster.







Got it?







Yes.



You are a deeply unpleasant individual. Bitter, twisted and utterly



unable to comprehend just why they are so despised on this group.



--



Col







Bolton, Lancashire



160m asl



Grow a thicker skin would be my advice; or don't post on usenet; or come and live in Devon and look out on no snow whatsoever when someone less than 20 miles away is saying that Devon is a winter wonderland.......yet again an exaggeration As I said, most of it isn't. I'm just putting the record straight. You don't like it? That's not a worry; you are entitled to your opinion, as is everyone - including me, Col. *))



The problem is that 'Winter wonderland in Devon' could mean snow

everywhere in Devon, or there is a place in Devon with a winter

wonderland. Will's text shows which interpretation should be used.



Malcolm (in a very green Devon - but was patchy white for a while).

Yes. That's why I changed the *title* and said that by no means is Devon a winter wonderland.

On Saturday, January 19, 2013 6:58:38 PM UTC, Metman2012 wrote:
On 19/01/2013 18:36, Dawlish wrote:

On Saturday, January 19, 2013 5:29:15 PM UTC, Col wrote:

Dawlish wrote:







What is it with you, everything Will says you take a swipe at.















He never claimed that the *whole* of Devon was a winter wonderland



but







the subject line (now restored) is correct. There *is* a winter



wonderland







in Devon, namely his part of it.







--







Col















Bolton, Lancashire







160m asl







I criticise when I see things that are simply wrong and I changed the



title to reflect that. I'm really not interested in your sycophancy,



or that of some others. I find the "oh goody it's snowed and I really



love it" (ad nauseam) posts truly boring and I'll criticise them as



and when I feel fit. Most time I just yawn and let them go. Not this



time, as I live in Devon too and it's cold and green; not



snow-covered, as are most other areas.







It's not wrong. There *is* a winter wonderland in Devon. Are you



really so desperate to criticise Will that you can't see that?







That's just typical of you, to accuse somebody of being a 'sycophant'



simply because they disagree with how you have responded to



another poster.







Got it?







Yes.



You are a deeply unpleasant individual. Bitter, twisted and utterly



unable to comprehend just why they are so despised on this group.



--



Col







Bolton, Lancashire



160m asl



Grow a thicker skin would be my advice; or don't post on usenet; or come and live in Devon and look out on no snow whatsoever when someone less than 20 miles away is saying that Devon is a winter wonderland.......yet again an exaggeration As I said, most of it isn't. I'm just putting the record straight. You don't like it? That's not a worry; you are entitled to your opinion, as is everyone - including me, Col. *))



The problem is that 'Winter wonderland in Devon' could mean snow

everywhere in Devon, or there is a place in Devon with a winter

wonderland. Will's text shows which interpretation should be used.



Malcolm (in a very green Devon - but was patchy white for a while).