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Aug 18, 2023
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#3643
I like the fact that I can go for an hour run and not miss anything,the humor,the pathos,the anger...it's all here when I return...something reassuring about that.
What will happen, assuming this is not just more of your smoke screen, is that "staff" will either
a - ignore you
b - lock the thread.
Which will, once again provide you with a way of avoiding dealing with your own foibles, only to reappear, re-energized and full of steam, to continue your mindless meandering through the fantasy you create for and about yourself.
See you down the road.
badger_song wrote:
I like the fact that I can go for an hour run and not miss anything,the humor,the pathos,the anger...it's all here when I return...something reassuring about that.
Always glad to entertain the troops.
Optimissed wrote:
Don't make an issue of it. You need to accept what has happened and don't repeat it. Goodnight.
I'm pretty sure the mods won't be happy to discover that you are implying you are part of some investigation into trolling, and then using that to threaten other posters into silence...
DiogenesDue wrote:
Optimissed wrote:
Don't make an issue of it. You need to accept what has happened and don't repeat it. Goodnight.
I'm pretty sure the mods won't be happy to discover that you are implying you are part of some investigation into trolling, and then using that to threaten other posters into silence...
I'm sure you know the mods here have no time for such nonsense and will simply lock the thread. I can't remember seeing anyone complain about a thread that wasn't ultimately locked.
I've never seen a comprehensive description of what c.c considers trolling but I have seen the mod take the easy path.
Trolling: deliberately provoking an argument or emotional reaction
This is not what is commonly referred to here as trolling.
Aug 18, 2023
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#3650
There are a variety of Trolls, the malignant ones are the trolls I want to see gone.
Festerthetester wrote:
I'm sure you know the mods here have no time for such nonsense and will simply lock the thread. I can't remember seeing anyone complain about a thread that wasn't ultimately locked.
Of course, but if they discover somebody is making threats using implied moderator/staff communications to back them up, then that is actionable, and most mods do not take kindly to being used/abused this way.
badger_song wrote:
I like the fact that I can go for an hour run and not miss anything,the humor,the pathos,the anger...it's all here when I return...something reassuring about that.
You always feel better after some cardio.
Festerthetester wrote:
lfPatriotGames wrote:
Festerthetester wrote:
In the case of the endless discussion on said water pump: I will repeat ad nauseam, air is not "leaking" into the tank. The tank air is pressurized ergo pushes against anything trying to enter. The air is simply expanding to reach normal atmospheric pressure. This can only happen if the water is
a - leaking out and the pressure switch is not detecting the lower water pressure, possibly intermittently.
b - the water is leaking internally from the tank through the pump back into the well but would still indicate a bad switch.
The switch costs $30. Everything else has been replaced. What is the issue? Replace the switch.
PS. For your own sanity, ignore the turbulance master behind the curtain.
Nobody knows yet how air is getting into the tank. The plumber admitted that it is impossible, yet is also happening. Quite the predicament. Unless everyone is hallucinating, which is unlikely, it is actually happening.
You are right, the tank is pressurized and I suppose that means it's pushing against anything trying to enter the exit side.
a) it's not the pressure switch leaking because it would be obvious. There are no leaks anywhere near the tank. Bone dry everywhere.
b) it's not leaking internally back to the pump because there are check valves that prevent it. This was the very first thing they suspected, so they pulled the pump and motor out of the well. Every piece, every part, is working perfectly. The "switch" is just a sensor that detects pressure at the tank and relays it to the controls. It's a sub drive, so it's not the type of switch that was shown in a picture here earlier. The pressure sensor, switch, motor, pump, controls, checkvalves, literally everything that contributes to pumping water is working perfectly as it should. We have plenty of water.
The problem is there is too much air. They did get back to me and they did say that it could be possible that there is suction on the exit side from a leak. Which is what Hiram and Optimissed said. It remains to be seen if such a leak can be identified and if that's really the problem. I don't really see how that could happen, but SOMETHING is happening.
You are misreading. I did not suggest the switch is leaking I said it is intermittently not working. You have a submerged pump. Fine. That changes the physical picture but none of the function. With a submerged pump all the piping is under pressure. Any break, crack, loose fitting would leak water out not air in.
The pressure switch is bad.
You could be right. But they checked that. The switch that relays pressure information to the controls seems to be working perfectly. The pump comes on and off exactly as it should. So they don't see any possibility it's the pressure switch.
But, they said whatever it is, it's impossible. So that could be it. I think right now they are focusing on the exit side, not the entry side. Because they tested both when air was entering the tank. When they shut off the exit side air stopped entering the tank, so they are pretty sure it has nothing to do with the controls, switch, pump etc that put water into the tank. But who knows, it could be the switch for some unknown reason. Whatever it is they are very anxious to find out because in 40 years they said they have never seen such a thing.
We can go back to monkey grunts too but the conversation was about the comparison of British English and American English.
Whenever I hear talk of Staff locking troll threads, I feel like Meg Ryan in the restaurant scene. 
alexlehrersh wrote:
then sayit to Ziryab too.if not it take it as trolling
You can 'take it' anyway you like or anywhere you like.
I have one for @lfPatriotGames here, when she turns up.
Having spent an hour early afternoon sorting through that £10 lot of marbles I bought on Wed, and having extracted some scratched and broken ones and over 100 for me to keep, I then sorted out a possible auction lot that might get me £50, leaving several hundred fairly standard, cheap ones. Then I thought that it was ages since I looked at an old box of photos I got in a swap 20 years ago. They're of woman boxers, the photos are originals and date from the 20s up to about 1970. A lot of them are signed. The internet is nothing like it was and is almost useless these days. I was wondering if you knew anything about a woman boxer from Portland, name of Beatrice Andrews? She's one of the few in proper kit, in a boxing pose with PORTLAND ORE emblazoned on her front.
Incidentally, one from the 20s is just a fantastic photo and apart from the boxers themselves, they seem to be the spectacle in some kind of reception, full of flappers with 20s hair-does and clothes. Definitely authentic and original but I don't know where. I won't post it because I'm considering claiming copyright on these.
Aug 19, 2023
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#3658
alexlehrersh wrote:
Ziryab hat geschrieben:
badger_song wrote:
Best way to look at the English Language is that it and the broad group called "Germanic languages" all evolved from the same ancient language. They are all distant cousins. Once you study them and become fluent it becomes quite obvious that they are all related.
The original proto-Indo-European language may have emerged in present-day Ukraine.
we can travel further and see the originin iran and north india
That is possible. As usual, however, my assertion is grounded in scholarship.
What is yours built upon?
Aug 19, 2023
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#3659
Thanks to the air in my city being deemed hazardous, I went to the Y to walk on the treadmill instead of my usual morning jaunt in the neighborhood. There were more than 200 children there because a YMCA Camp was evacuated as a wildfire raged a few miles east of it. That fire is north of my city. The other wildfire that broke out yesterday west of my city is the likely cause of the ash covering my vehicle this morning.
While walking on the treadmill, I listened to a couple of YouTube videos. The first offered explanations for the possible occurrence of the impossible, and might help the plumbers attempting to solve the problems @IfPatriotGames is dealing with.
https://youtu.be/9-jIplX6Wjw?si=Wvh0ihEj8Pmn3N-1
The other also addresses some of her unresolved issues and I highly recommend.
https://youtu.be/7mk4nfGX-pM?si=cL5K3zyJwdOGctMj
alexlehrersh wrote:
PeaceandLove2U hat geschrieben:
Optimissed wrote:
I don't have any respect for this site any more, because they allow people like you two to infest the place.
Seriously, what a poor take?
i dont trust this site because the banned my first account because someone quoted me falsely.
The culprit is still here btw
Misunderstandings, happened to a few others here.
You are back after all
Nope. Don't make it obvious you're a troll. This is no longer about you and Diogenes. It's up to the staff member to decide whether or not to take action. I have nothing more to say to you.