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Nancree 27-09-2004 10:15 PM

Sichuan Peppercorns Illegal" (attention "zxcvbob")
 
zxcvbob wrote:
>"I had just answered this question (in this discussion thread I believe)
>a day or two ago, and someone immediately asked the same question again,
>obviously without reading anything that had been posted recently here.
>I just ignored it, but I can see where someone would be ****ed about a
>question being asked again when it was *just* answered."


You mistakenly assume that all postings appear promptly, if at all. They do
not. Some do not appear at all until 12 or more hours later, when you have to
access "Google Search" to read them all. So, try not to be so "****ed" when
someone asks a follow-up question.
Regards, Nancree
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zxcvbob wrote:
>>Are you actually too stupid to look this issue up on Google?

>
>
> Ok, so I took up your challenge and because that I had no idea about any of
> this before you saw your thread, I only had Sichuan Peppercorns and Orange
> Juice to search on. Took me around 8 minutes to find this:
>
> "the Sichuan Pepper or "fagara" which is used in at least half of the key
> recipes on this book, has been BANNED in the USA by the US Department of
> Agriculture because it carries a devastating canker virus that kills citrus
> plants. The US is not expected to lift this ban anytime soon, it may be
> decades before they consider the spice to be safe for import."
>
> It probably would have taken you all of 30 seconds to have typed something
> like that out here.
>
> If you don't want to have a conversation here, then don't say things like
> you did at the beginning of this par ticularthread.Oratleastdon'tget
> all snarky and snotty about it when someone asks you a question about
> something you've said here. It was a perfectly reasonable question to have
> asked, and the other poster in no way deserved you calling him stupid for
> thinking you might actually engage in a dialog by answering his question.
>



I had just answered this question (in this discussion thread I believe)
a day or two ago, and someone immediately asked the same question again,
obviously without reading anything that had been posted recently here.
I just ignored it, but I can see where someone would be ****ed about a
question being asked again when it was *just* answered.

Bob
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Message 12 in thread
From: Siobhan



zxcvbob 27-09-2004 10:36 PM

Nancree wrote:
> zxcvbob wrote:
>
>>"I had just answered this question (in this discussion thread I believe)
>>a day or two ago, and someone immediately asked the same question again,
>>obviously without reading anything that had been posted recently here.
>>I just ignored it, but I can see where someone would be ****ed about a
>>question being asked again when it was *just* answered."

>
>
> You mistakenly assume that all postings appear promptly, if at all. They do
> not. Some do not appear at all until 12 or more hours later, when you have to
> access "Google Search" to read them all. So, try not to be so "****ed" when
> someone asks a follow-up question.
> Regards, Nancree



I wasn't ****ed about it, I was suggesting a reason notbob might have
been gruff in his message.

It does get discouraging when people don't read what was posted. Like
in the message that you replied to (so I know you saw it) where I said
"I just ignored it". Or earlier today when I said, "Perhaps it didn't
make in onto your server, or there are 2 threads with the same subject
(which happens sometimes.) It's not a big deal to me, I just was
defending nb for being exasperated."

Best regards,
Bob


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