In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
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In article ,
bert wrote:
In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
In article ,
bert wrote:
A common trait amongst Grauniad writers I find. Lots and lots of
analysis of the problem but as you say no solutions. I should say "used
to find" because I stopped reading it many years ago because of this.
Poly Toynbee was the main culprit ISTR.

Yes. I can see you wanting some journalist to give you a nice easy
solution.

Problem stating is very easy Ideal for useless lefties.

Very easy to describe a problem.
Exactly so I don't need to read pages and pages of whining to know what
it is.
Knowing how to solve it a different
matter. That requires specialist skills. Just why you expect a journalist
to have them I'm not quite clear. Perhaps you've been reading the Mail etc
for too long. They tend to give the solution to a problem their readers
just know is right.

I forget, you've never worked in the real world.
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bert

In article ,
bert wrote:
Very easy to describe a problem.
Exactly so I don't need to read pages and pages of whining to know what
it is.

But chose to read it anyway.

Knowing how to solve it a different matter. That requires specialist
skills. Just why you expect a journalist to have them I'm not quite
clear. Perhaps you've been reading the Mail etc for too long. They tend
to give the solution to a problem their readers just know is right.

I forget, you've never worked in the real world.

But at least live on this planet.

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Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.

In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
In article ,
bert wrote:
Very easy to describe a problem.
Exactly so I don't need to read pages and pages of whining to know what
it is.

But chose to read it anyway.
I told you, not any more.

Knowing how to solve it a different matter. That requires specialist
skills. Just why you expect a journalist to have them I'm not quite
clear. Perhaps you've been reading the Mail etc for too long. They tend
to give the solution to a problem their readers just know is right.

I forget, you've never worked in the real world.

But at least live on this planet.

I sometime wonder about that too.
--
bert

In article ,
bert wrote:
In article , "Dave Plowman (News)"
writes
In article ,
bert wrote:
Very easy to describe a problem.
Exactly so I don't need to read pages and pages of whining to know
what it is.

But chose to read it anyway.
I told you, not any more.

But still feel the need to bring it up on a group where it is totally OT.
Wishing to inflict on others things you no longer read. Says it all,
really.

Knowing how to solve it a different matter. That requires specialist
skills. Just why you expect a journalist to have them I'm not quite
clear. Perhaps you've been reading the Mail etc for too long. They tend
to give the solution to a problem their readers just know is right.

I forget, you've never worked in the real world.

But at least live on this planet.

I sometime wonder about that too.

No surprise there.

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*Modulation in all things *

Dave Plowman London SW
To e-mail, change noise into sound.