Swks Trolls & Grifters

With jb's obvious imparement, it shouldn't suprise anyone that he
forgets what he previously said and can only parrot himself as in the
reply to your post.

Link to jb disorder:
http://www.davidgerard.co.uk/fuckhead.html

Gary

 

Link the the dread jb disorder:

http://www.davidgerard.co.uk/fuckhead.html

HTH
Gary

 

Here is what causes posters like jb:

http://www.davidgerard.co.uk/fuckhead.html

HTH
Gary

 

This condition is further agrevated by the condition described in this link:

http://www.davidgerard.co.uk/fuckhead.html

Gary

 

You forgot to post this part of his review;

"I started to use SolidWorks a year ago." meaning he is a beginner
with a little more experience than you Jon.

Which he is not.

Just like you Jon to focus on the negative but that was one out of

And then the other reviews:

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You should have read this one Jon,

"Not for the beginner" July 5, 2007 written by;
"As a relative new user, less than a year"
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Comprehensive and Accessible SolidWorks Information, June 28, 2007
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Absolutely the Best SolidWorks How-To Source Available, June 28, 2007
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A "Must Have" SolidWorks Resource, June 12, 2007
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If you buy one SolidWorks book, this is it, June 11, 2007
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I bought this book as an answer to my need for a more "intermediate
level" reference. It has met most all my expectations thus far. June
11, 2007
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I recommend this book for all SolidWorks users, June 11, 2007
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Not for the new user, May 31, 2007

Where he goes on to say:

"I am a relatively new SolidWorks user with less than two years of
experience with the product and bought this book on recommendations
from several SolidWorks user websites. Those recommendations were
right on the mark. The author is a highly respected guru in the
SolidWorks community, and he shares many of the little tips and tricks
learned since the earliest releases. This is what has been the most
helpful to me because many of these tips are not found in the training
materials."
---------------------------
Not as good as the AutoCAD Bible series, May 25, 2007

<snip><then he goes on to say>

"I switched from AutoCAD to SolidWorks a few months ago."
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Wow!, May 8, 2007

"Wow, this is about 1100 pages of very in-depth SolidWorks info.
Advanced topics you won't find in other places like surfacing,
multibodies, etc."
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NOTE THE PATTERN JON?

Every negative review is from an inexperienced or beginning user.

Again if anyone read the Author's notes they (and you) would have seen
he wrote the book for intermediate and advanced users with some
information for beginners.

Tom

 

The "truth"? When did you become interested int he "truth"? Do you even
know what that is? How do you know the "truth" about these things or
anything?

What is so funny is that you think you are the only person on usenet who
knows the "truth"! Did you read any of that narcissistic personality
thread? If there is some sort of scandal where the truth is being
hidden, maybe we can get Wolf Blitzer on it, or Giraldo Rivera! These
guys are also keepers of the "truth" when no one else has the guts to
tell it! Although they have more credibility than you, Jon.

Does the "truth" have anything to do with the multiple contexts switch
or the Flex feature? By advocating stuff like this, you are revealing
yourself to be the truly clueless idiot.

Still don't have any suggestions for manufacturing brackets designed
with the flex feature, do you? I'll wait for that. Why do you refuse to
tell us how you would manufacture "flexed" parts, Jon? Too clueless perhaps?

 

You mean all those years they posted record sales, growth and profits?

Tom

 

Would that be where you pass judgment on programs you don't know and
don't use....LIKE SolidWorks.........and every CAD/CAM OR CAD OR CAM
program you pass judgment on?

"Without a doubt SaladWorks is a complete piece of shit" - Jon Banquer
- May 21, 2006

HOW DID YOU KNOW JON? When you later go on to say:

"I've been away from SolidWorks for almost ten years. At this point I
spend the majority of my day on SolidWorks 2007. The program has
changed so much in ten years that I'm still way behind where I need to
be." - Jon Banquer - Aug. 26, 2007

BAND-QUEER MATH?

Tom

 

A person in San Diego on a warm summer Sunday who has nothing more to

It's a nice break between watching SolidProfessor videos and doing the
examples. :>)

 

He'll forget the hard-earned skill in a bit.
Slow learner. Very.

 

I doubt it's bright enough to do that.
"Posted by Walt Stoll on March 16, 2002 at 08:53:29:"
http://askwaltstollmd.com/archives/anal/94690.html

 

So they let someone with but a *claimed* GED buy (or otherwise obtain) a copy?

 

Such as CAD/CAM or CAM packages?

And many (most) decided to get something much better ...
Tell us again how good it is at 5 axis or 2D lathe ?

 

Dec 6 2002:
[
Major New Features:
Support for Disjoint Parts (Multibody Parts)
]

2007-2002 = 5 YEARS.
CLUE: This is much like 7-2=5

" .. I moved to VX .." - jon banquer on Sep 4 2007
Not that he bought it or had a legal copy ..

" .. In real life, a disjoint body is an assembly .."

BTW, When did clueless steal the buzzwords & from whose post?
Archives before 2002 seem .....

HTH

 

He's not a troll. Not bright enough, for starters.
He's obsessive & ignorant & a con-artist full of
clueless buzzwords.
He actually has few clues what the terms mean.

 

[
SolidProfessor also does a very good job. I definitely feel I'm getting my $600
bucks worth from the SolidProfessor videos I just purchased.
] - jon banquer on Jun 29 2007

[
I hope to finish the SolidProfessor videos I just
purchased ( $600 Professional Package) in the next 2 weeks. When I do,
I'll spend the $25 for the myigetit SolidWorks 2007 course
] - jon banquer on Jul 15 2007

Today is Sept 11 2007 and he's still not managed to "watch"
the videos ....

Looks like they (SolidProfessor videos) max out at a total of
about 937 minutes or 15.61 hours. Call it two days.

He's been drooling (or lying) again.