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RE: [Ausloco] Re: Sightings
David,
I think you're over-reacting. The poor chap was genuinely trying to help
with some information for the list. He has apologised ("forgive me") and
explained the reason for why he posted it. The mundane business is still
debateable but I thought the administrators of the list had covered this
misunderstanding. Maybe they could try again. I think that's all that has to
said about it other than having a relaxing cup of tea.
Ausloco is become a tad stressful of late. Maybe everyone should cheer up
with a nice cup/pot of tea.
Regards,
Brad
-----Original Message-----
From: David Langley [mailto:del@ancc.com.au]
Sent: Wednesday, July 19, 2000 6:37 PM
To: Ausloco@egroups.com
Subject: Re: [Ausloco] Re: Sightings
Clearly you have been upset by my posting. I would like someone to
explain to me how I can get a simple statement to be not upsetting. I
was not aware of your origins and may have replied in a slightly
different manner, but then maybe not. The BLs operate twice daily
between Melbourne and Long Island at least. How else was I going to put
it. Your sighting was not unusual and I was merely explaining that you
can see more than one train per day with BLs on it at Richmond.
Slinks off to study where I may keep the information to myself in
future.
David.
Peter Homann wrote:
>
> <Shrinks into corner>
> ;-)
>
> I was once told that simple recording of the apparently mundane is
> the best basis for historical research later. After all, what will
> we look up in 30 years if no-one takes any notice now?
>
> Forgive me, though. I'm native to SA, and its a novelty to see a
> train in the daytime!
>
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