nonono, don't post here anymore. (Troll Alert)

pointed out...
>>
>> If you think the people who have been posting here for years with good 
>> and valid information, questions, complaints, and so forth are liars 
>> 'like the rest of humanity' then why bother posting here at all?
> 
> To warn people firstly, and see if other people have had similar
> problems also. I expected some abuse as you can tell, but not 
> this much. I do tend to over-estimate people though, even when
> I expect insults and abuse before making the first post.

To warn people of /what/ exactly?


>>
>> Your initial complaint had zero information, only hate.  You failed to 
>> specify the actual product and problem.  You never mentioned where you 
>> got it from, or whether it was new or used.
> 
> Good.

No, it's /NOT/ good.  If you want to be treated with any kind of dignity 
or respect, you need to include factual and useful information if you're 
going to tell people about your problems.


> Or maybe she said that if some child wants to lick the stove, don't
> ruin his life with your negativity by warning him not to do it. She 
> would never have said that though. Did yours?

That doesn't make any sense, you're just rambling off a non-response.

>> Also, industry standards are in place for a reason, and usually that 
>> reason is experience has taught that half-ass rigs lead to accidents, 
>> injuries, and yes.....death.  Your use of fence pipe to hang lights
from 
>> is THE WRONG ANSWER!  
> 
> I wasn't suggesting for the person to use it in his situation. In mine
> it was adequate for the job. In his probably not. My point was that
> downstage installs are often too close to the stage for a good wash.

You WERE suggesting it is an acceptable thing, just by the fact you 
posted that you did it.  It is NEVER acceptable to use fence pipe in an 
application where you're not using it for fence.  I DON'T CARE if it 
worked for you.  You're wrong for using it, and you're wrong for posting 
about it.  You've lost ALL credibility because of it.

You're RIGHT that lights being too close too the stage are a pain in the 
neck if you want a wash, that's why responsible theatres hire 
professional electricians and theatrical supply companies to install a 
proper AP.

Torrance