Cowardly Bonehead Green, Ph.D., American Redneck of Science, runs away.

When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. I am outta here."-- Uncle Bonehead.

Ref:
...

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

On Mar 18, 11:57*pm, "Androcles"
wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space *by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. *I am outta here."-- Uncle Bonehead..

Ref:
....

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. *It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

You are taking this pretty seriously for a guy who doesn't understand
jack ****.

"Eric Gisse" wrote in message
...
On Mar 18, 11:57 pm, "Androcles"
wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. I am outta here."-- Uncle Bonehead.

Ref:
...

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

[...]

No physics content.
STOP with the ****ing bull****. Morons can be liars, but you don't have to
be. **** off, pathetic imbecile.

On Mar 19, 7:35*am, Eric Gisse wrote:
On Mar 18, 11:57*pm, "Androcles"





wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space *by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. *I am outta here."-- Uncle Bonehead.

Ref:
...

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. *It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

You are taking this pretty seriously for a guy who doesn't understand
jack ****.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Eric, my current philosophy is, Don't tease a broken man.

FWIW, his text is a simple paraphrase of language I used about him
in earlier correspondence. He doesn't have enouh marbles left
to write something original.

Uncle Ben

On Mar 19, 8:36*am, Uncle Ben wrote:
On Mar 19, 7:35*am, Eric Gisse wrote:



On Mar 18, 11:57*pm, "Androcles"

wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space *by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. *I am outta here."-- Uncle Bonehead.

Ref:
...

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. *It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

You are taking this pretty seriously for a guy who doesn't understand
jack ****.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Eric, my current philosophy is, Don't tease a broken man.

FWIW, his text is a simple paraphrase of language I used about him
in earlier correspondence. He doesn't have enouh marbles left
to write something original.

Uncle Ben

Yeah, he does the same thing to me.

My way of interacting with Androcles is the same way I interact with
neighborhood dogs that bark endlessly. I'll stand in front of them,
and laugh at them until they exhaust themselves.

If I could convince Androcles of one thing it would be that he'd be
happier not posting to USENET.

"Eric Gisse" wrote in message
...
On Mar 19, 8:36 am, Uncle Ben wrote:
On Mar 19, 7:35 am, Eric Gisse wrote:



On Mar 18, 11:57 pm, "Androcles"

wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. I am outta here."-- Uncle
Bonehead.

Ref:
...

Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.

It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.

So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.

*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

You are taking this pretty seriously for a guy who doesn't understand
jack ****.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Eric, my current philosophy is, Don't tease a broken man.

FWIW, his text is a simple paraphrase of language I used about him
in earlier correspondence. He doesn't have enouh marbles left
to write something original.

Uncle Ben
[...]

light is an expanding wavefront through the "medium" of space,
whatever elctrons there be in it, as Newton's corpuscle was thorouhgly
disproven by Young et al etc. etc. ad vomitorium.

"Eric Gisse" wrote:
On Mar 19, 8:36 am, Uncle Ben wrote:
On Mar 19, 7:35 am, Eric Gisse wrote:

On Mar 18, 11:57 pm, "Androcles"
wrote:
When corrected and told the difference between wavelength and period,
Bonehead Green, Ph. D., American redneck of science, proclaimed:
"A physical wave is extended in space by considering the horizontal
axis to be in space, not in time.
Now, you seem to have taken advantage of my generosity, insisting that
my "points" are in time, not space.
So, go find someone else to pester. I am outta here."-- Uncle
Bonehead.
Ref:
...
Since Bonehead (and all theoretical physicists) believes that
wavelength * frequency = speed of wave, and frequency is
1/period, all waves travel at whatever speed the theoretical
physicist chooses, in all frames of reference, even standing waves.
It would be easier to pity Bonehead if he wasn't a moronic faggot.
I should feel guilty at teasing such a handicapped creature. He is
also violently homosexual and religious, which makes it fun to
reject him with invective and with curses.
So don't worry about my psyche in these exchanges. I am just
having some guilty fun with Bonehead. Like PD, I cannot resist
playing whack-a-kook sometimes. It is a form of "obssessive-
compulsive"* fascination.
*"obssessive" was spelt Bonehead's way.

You are taking this pretty seriously for a guy who doesn't understand
jack ****

carb-uncle Ben, the Ballroom dancer, wrote:

Eric, my current philosophy [about Androcles] is,
Don't tease a **broken man.

Eric Gisse wrote:
Yeah, he does the same thing to me.

hanson wrote:
Eric, you poor boy!: No job, No BSc. after 9 years.
Eric, your are a broken man, indeed. Pity!

Eric Gisse wrote:
My way of interacting with Androcles is the same
way I interact with neighborhood dogs that bark
endlessly. I'll stand in front of them, and laugh at
them until they exhaust themselves.

hanson wrote:
.... well, Eric, that then is one of the reasons why
you are a broken man,... exhausting yourself cuz
of dogs, instead of... well, you know... Get a grip.

Eric Gisse wrote:
If I could convince Androcles of one thing it would
be that he'd be happier not posting to USENET.

hanson wrote:
Eric, look into the mirror and convince yourself
of the very same thing. Isn't that obvious to you?
You know, "happier" = A job; A BSc. after 9 years.

even thopugh Newton's corpuslce was not "a theory
of light."

On Mar 19, 11:01*am, "hanson" wrote:

[...]

Eric, look into the mirror and convince yourself
of the very same thing. Isn't that obvious to you?
You know, "happier" = A job; A BSc. after 9 years.

If I actually wasted the time proving to you that I had both, you
would still be a heckling little hyena yipping on the sidelines at
your betters. The only difference would be that I wasted more of my
time satisfying an idiot.