Damn it, I was about to give him my visa number.


"Jon" <s12@kron.cx> wrote in message news:c0f0qo$271d$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hershel Fisch wrote:
> > Back to the point , who ever is interested in joining our team , it
might be a
> > life time opportunity.
> > Nobody is asked to drop thier jobs, as a side job . In the begining for
sure,
> > well , when the honey
> > flows , their's no point keeping two jobs .
> > Thanks
> > Hershel Fisch. hershe@realtorsgroup.us
> > p.s. please read the begining of this thread.
> >
> >
> Hmm, yes... I should also mention that I am Dr. Mobuto Seko from Nigeria, and need a few good men to lend me $10,000 so I can recover a vast sum of money from a government bank account in Liberia...
>
> ;)
>
> If anybody here goes for this, maybe I can also interest you in a nice mortgage or some prescription-free viagra?
>
> Haha, anyway, I think we all respect Walter's need to keep the back-end under his own license, and I for one appreciate the availability of the compiler and tools for free (beer-wise), even if I don't get a lot of time to use them, unfortunately. Thanks Walter!
>
> -Jon

In article <c0eh6v$1eoa$1@digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
>
>No offense to Hershel...
No problem..
>
>Am I missing something?  Why are people responding so readily to somebody that just suggests something out the blue without any background information or identity.
People are ready to take chances in life . If not for chances , Walter wouldn't
invest in "D" so much
as quited in the interduction for "D" "who are you to make a new language" looks
he's smarter then
that,there is nothing to loose exept a bit of time and byte of code, how much
time does an average
person wash down in life ? Lets not talk about the fact on the investment from
my side arranging
leagel matters , hardware etc.
>
>Is this somebody that's well known for joint ventures or business plans?
Well if $teve jobs and bill gate$ would do this kind of calculations they would
probebly still sit and
write code and all of us would use command line or maybe even punchcards. Thats
why I'm a
business man and not a programer. (though I like to play around coding but not
to make a living
off it.)
>
>Otherwise... Trust must be at an all time high right now.
You got a good point, but life is gamble , we look for the 10% chance of loosing
and the 90%
chance of gaining. Any thing that doesn't have a chance to loose doesn't have
capability to win.
>
>I'm just waiting for the part where everybody signs a check to be collected by a financial officer named Hershel... (just a one time payment! no more! no less!)
No money to be invested , just time. . Every body is a partner to a certain
percent. No body collects
money , the company does, every partner has the right to follow up on
transactions.
And by the way the same applies to me relying on who ever joins, but back to the
above statement.
And again life is a gamble.

>
>Wouldn't somebody approach Walter first in private before posting such a suggestion here?
Besides the point that "D" will gain popularity (hopfuly this thing would take
off) Walter wouldn't be
left it the cold. And by the way when did any programer speak or deal with Att
Labs , Karnegie ,
Compaq or all other language developers?
>
>Later,
I hope this answers your questions.
Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you.
By the way what are your qualifications ?
>
>Doubting Thomas :-P

In article <c0fhjl$1nt$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Phill says...
>
>Damn it, I was about to give him my visa number.
If you are qualified and you join us, your visa would have a high credit limit.
>
>
>"Jon" <s12@kron.cx> wrote in message news:c0f0qo$271d$1@digitaldaemon.com...
>> Hershel Fisch wrote:
>> > Back to the point , who ever is interested in joining our team , it
>might be a
>> > life time opportunity.
>> > Nobody is asked to drop thier jobs, as a side job . In the begining for
>sure,
>> > well , when the honey
>> > flows , their's no point keeping two jobs .
>> > Thanks
>> > Hershel Fisch. hershe@realtorsgroup.us
>> > p.s. please read the begining of this thread.
>> >
>> >
>> Hmm, yes... I should also mention that I am Dr. Mobuto Seko from Nigeria, and need a few good men to lend me $10,000 so I can recover a vast sum of money from a government bank account in Liberia...
>>
>> ;)
>>
>> If anybody here goes for this, maybe I can also interest you in a nice mortgage or some prescription-free viagra?
>>
>> Haha, anyway, I think we all respect Walter's need to keep the back-end under his own license, and I for one appreciate the availability of the compiler and tools for free (beer-wise), even if I don't get a lot of time to use them, unfortunately. Thanks Walter!
>>
>> -Jon
>
>

I don't think any serious businessman would have such poor spelling.


In article <c0giv2$1mhu$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Hershel Fisch says...
>
>In article <c0eh6v$1eoa$1@digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
>>
>>No offense to Hershel...
>No problem..
>>
>>Am I missing something?  Why are people responding so readily to somebody that just suggests something out the blue without any background information or identity.
>People are ready to take chances in life . If not for chances , Walter wouldn't
>invest in "D" so much
>as quited in the interduction for "D" "who are you to make a new language" looks
>he's smarter then
>that,there is nothing to loose exept a bit of time and byte of code, how much
>time does an average
>person wash down in life ? Lets not talk about the fact on the investment from
>my side arranging
>leagel matters , hardware etc.
>>
>>Is this somebody that's well known for joint ventures or business plans?
>Well if $teve jobs and bill gate$ would do this kind of calculations they would
>probebly still sit and
>write code and all of us would use command line or maybe even punchcards. Thats
>why I'm a
>business man and not a programer. (though I like to play around coding but not
>to make a living
>off it.)
>>
>>Otherwise... Trust must be at an all time high right now.
>You got a good point, but life is gamble , we look for the 10% chance of loosing
>and the 90%
>chance of gaining. Any thing that doesn't have a chance to loose doesn't have
>capability to win.
>>
>>I'm just waiting for the part where everybody signs a check to be collected by a financial officer named Hershel... (just a one time payment! no more! no less!)
>No money to be invested , just time. . Every body is a partner to a certain
>percent. No body collects
>money , the company does, every partner has the right to follow up on
>transactions.
>And by the way the same applies to me relying on who ever joins, but back to the
>above statement.
>And again life is a gamble.
>
>>
>>Wouldn't somebody approach Walter first in private before posting such a suggestion here?
>Besides the point that "D" will gain popularity (hopfuly this thing would take
>off) Walter wouldn't be
>left it the cold. And by the way when did any programer speak or deal with Att
>Labs , Karnegie ,
>Compaq or all other language developers?
>>
>>Later,
>I hope this answers your questions.
>Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you.
>By the way what are your qualifications ?
>>
>>Doubting Thomas :-P
>
>

Hershel,

I'm sorry, I just don't buy it.

> I hope this answers your questions.
> Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you. By the way what are your
> qualifications ?

My qualifications? I've got a Phd like Matthew, +3 more; I'm an engineer and compiler developer like Walter but with plenty more experience, and ....  It's amazing what I can become when I'm on the 'net! :-D

Are you going to take my word for it? ;-)

But honestly, I'm a nobody, and my qualifications are least of those in this D group.

I do hope that Walter has financial success with D someday, considering all the hours he's donated to it. While your idea may be sound,  you are the unknown variable.  I think the post from "The Lone Haranguer" about spelling and grammar of the proposal has significant merit.

- John R.

In article <c0gqsr$2392$1@digitaldaemon.com>, The Lone Haranguer says...
>
>I don't think any serious businessman would have such poor spelling.
No need to spell right the need is to  count right.
If I'd been you , I'd inquire instead of .......
>
>
>In article <c0giv2$1mhu$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Hershel Fisch says...
>>
>>In article <c0eh6v$1eoa$1@digitaldaemon.com>, John Reimer says...
>>>
>>>No offense to Hershel...
>>No problem..
>>>
>>>Am I missing something?  Why are people responding so readily to somebody that just suggests something out the blue without any background information or identity.
>>People are ready to take chances in life . If not for chances , Walter wouldn't
>>invest in "D" so much
>>as quited in the interduction for "D" "who are you to make a new language" looks
>>he's smarter then
>>that,there is nothing to loose exept a bit of time and byte of code, how much
>>time does an average
>>person wash down in life ? Lets not talk about the fact on the investment from
>>my side arranging
>>leagel matters , hardware etc.
>>>
>>>Is this somebody that's well known for joint ventures or business plans?
>>Well if $teve jobs and bill gate$ would do this kind of calculations they would
>>probebly still sit and
>>write code and all of us would use command line or maybe even punchcards. Thats
>>why I'm a
>>business man and not a programer. (though I like to play around coding but not
>>to make a living
>>off it.)
>>>
>>>Otherwise... Trust must be at an all time high right now.
>>You got a good point, but life is gamble , we look for the 10% chance of loosing
>>and the 90%
>>chance of gaining. Any thing that doesn't have a chance to loose doesn't have
>>capability to win.
>>>
>>>I'm just waiting for the part where everybody signs a check to be collected by a financial officer named Hershel... (just a one time payment! no more! no less!)
>>No money to be invested , just time. . Every body is a partner to a certain
>>percent. No body collects
>>money , the company does, every partner has the right to follow up on
>>transactions.
>>And by the way the same applies to me relying on who ever joins, but back to the
>>above statement.
>>And again life is a gamble.
>>
>>>
>>>Wouldn't somebody approach Walter first in private before posting such a suggestion here?
>>Besides the point that "D" will gain popularity (hopfuly this thing would take
>>off) Walter wouldn't be
>>left it the cold. And by the way when did any programer speak or deal with Att
>>Labs , Karnegie ,
>>Compaq or all other language developers?
>>>
>>>Later,
>>I hope this answers your questions.
>>Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you.
>>By the way what are your qualifications ?
>>>
>>>Doubting Thomas :-P
>>
>>
>
>

yea, somthing smells Fischy here!


"John Reimer" <jjreimer@telus.net> wrote in message news:pan.2004.02.13.02.11.01.293805@telus.net...
> Hershel,
>
> I'm sorry, I just don't buy it.
>
> > I hope this answers your questions.
> > Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you. By the way what are your
> > qualifications ?
>
> My qualifications? I've got a Phd like Matthew, +3 more; I'm an engineer and compiler developer like Walter but with plenty more experience, and ....  It's amazing what I can become when I'm on the 'net! :-D
>
> Are you going to take my word for it? ;-)
>
> But honestly, I'm a nobody, and my qualifications are least of those in this D group.
>
> I do hope that Walter has financial success with D someday, considering all the hours he's donated to it. While your idea may be sound,  you are the unknown variable.  I think the post from "The Lone Haranguer" about spelling and grammar of the proposal has significant merit.
>
> - John R.

In article <pan.2004.02.13.02.11.01.293805@telus.net>, John Reimer says...
>
>Hershel,
>
>I'm sorry, I just don't buy it.
>
>> I hope this answers your questions.
>> Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you. By the way what are your
>> qualifications ?
>
>My qualifications? I've got a Phd like Matthew, +3 more; I'm an engineer
PHD = papa has dow LOL.
>and compiler developer like Walter but with plenty more experience, and ....  It's amazing what I can become when I'm on the 'net! :-D
>
>Are you going to take my word for it? ;-)
>
>But honestly, I'm a nobody, and my qualifications are least of those in this D group.
Don't give up , you still got the chance, as long as you live.
>
>I do hope that Walter has financial success with D someday, considering all the hours he's donated to it. While your idea may be sound,  you are the unknown variable.  I think the post from "The Lone Haranguer" about spelling and grammar of the proposal has significant merit.
Thats exactly , we want to initailize the variable =$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
>
>- John R.

In article <c0hcln$2ute$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Phill says...
>
>yea, somthing smells Fischy here!
One qualification you have for sure, good sense of humor, at times its more worth then money.
>
>
>"John Reimer" <jjreimer@telus.net> wrote in message news:pan.2004.02.13.02.11.01.293805@telus.net...
>> Hershel,
>>
>> I'm sorry, I just don't buy it.
>>
>> > I hope this answers your questions.
>> > Don't hesitate if any thing else bothers you. By the way what are your
>> > qualifications ?
>>
>> My qualifications? I've got a Phd like Matthew, +3 more; I'm an engineer and compiler developer like Walter but with plenty more experience, and ....  It's amazing what I can become when I'm on the 'net! :-D
>>
>> Are you going to take my word for it? ;-)
>>
>> But honestly, I'm a nobody, and my qualifications are least of those in this D group.
>>
>> I do hope that Walter has financial success with D someday, considering all the hours he's donated to it. While your idea may be sound,  you are the unknown variable.  I think the post from "The Lone Haranguer" about spelling and grammar of the proposal has significant merit.
>>
>> - John R.
>
>

LOL!!

"Jon" <s12@kron.cx> wrote in message news:c0f0qo$271d$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hershel Fisch wrote:
> > Back to the point , who ever is interested in joining our team , it
might be a
> > life time opportunity.
> > Nobody is asked to drop thier jobs, as a side job . In the begining for
sure,
> > well , when the honey
> > flows , their's no point keeping two jobs .
> > Thanks
> > Hershel Fisch. hershe@realtorsgroup.us
> > p.s. please read the begining of this thread.
> >
> >
> Hmm, yes... I should also mention that I am Dr. Mobuto Seko from Nigeria, and need a few good men to lend me $10,000 so I can recover a vast sum of money from a government bank account in Liberia...
>
> ;)
>
> If anybody here goes for this, maybe I can also interest you in a nice mortgage or some prescription-free viagra?
>
> Haha, anyway, I think we all respect Walter's need to keep the back-end under his own license, and I for one appreciate the availability of the compiler and tools for free (beer-wise), even if I don't get a lot of time to use them, unfortunately. Thanks Walter!
>
> -Jon