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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #50 on: October 16, 2010, 01:06:16 pm »

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Since you pretend to know, I'll repeat the question. Was gold found as described and posted on TNET, April 18, 2002? (Copy attached below)

You continue to post a warning message from "Prospector". You are not posting news/press release about gold being found. No no!

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #51 on: October 16, 2010, 01:44:30 pm »

It is obvious that it is not a news/press release. It is exactly as shown, a post made on TNET apparently announcing a find.

No one sees any warning in the post but you, but that is irrelevant.

Stop dancing around, answer the question and stick to the facts. It's a very simple question.

Was Gold found as described in the post? Yes, No, or, you don't know?

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #52 on: October 16, 2010, 01:51:51 pm »

Another warning post from "Prospector" on the message board. Maybe Dell Winders can spin this warning around, that a group of treasure hunters found a fart.

The TNet archives are full of warnings from "Prospector" about Pawel Nowak....not about finding gold. For those keeping score at home....NO GOLD WAS FOUND.

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #53 on: October 16, 2010, 02:22:18 pm »

There appears to be nothing rational about your observance. You have shown nothing to that signifies you even know what you are talking about. Apparently you weren't there to even know if Gold was found, or not.

Just an Idiot

who likes to start arguments and waste others time by pretending he's some kind of an authority.

Your play acting can't be taken seriously. Enjoy your fantasy crusade, RO. No no!

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #54 on: October 16, 2010, 02:35:25 pm »

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There appears to be nothing rational about your observance. You have shown nothing to that signifies you even know what you are talking about. Apparently you weren't there to even know if Gold was found, or not. Just an who likes to start arguments and waste others time by pretending he's some kind of an authority. Your play acting can't be taken seriously. Enjoy your fantasy crusade, RO. Dell "Stupid is, as Stupid does"

Ah yes....the con-man shuffle.

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #55 on: October 17, 2010, 03:34:50 am »

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There appears to be nothing rational about your observance. You have shown nothing to that signifies you even know what you are talking about. Apparently you weren't there to even know if Gold was found, or not. Just an who likes to start arguments and waste others time by pretending he's some kind of an authority. Your play acting can't be taken seriously. Enjoy your fantasy crusade, RO. Dell "Stupid is, as Stupid does"

Dell, you are a mere half inch away from an official warning here with this post. The man who has no argument often resorts to name calling. This is an informal warning for you to knock off the name calling. An official warning will change your posting privileges and may result in you being banned at some future date. Please behave.

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #56 on: October 17, 2010, 08:21:27 am »

"Stupid is. as Stupid does" is a quote from the popular movie " Forest Gump", starring Tom Hanks, and is a statement of truism which applies to me as well as everyone else. Did you see the quotation marks on either end. That means it was a QUOTE It can even be used as a signature line.

If you find a movie character's line offensive you should take a look at those posters on here who lie, falsely accuse, and attempt to degrade Treasure Hunters for their choice of Treasure Hunting tools and methods they use. Oops! That's what you do, so I guess by your example it makes it all right for your supporters to engage in bashing, name calling and starting arguments with people who exercise their right to use Dowsing, or LRL's in their search for buried & sunken treasure, and talk about it.

The DOWSING and BLACK BOX TECHNOLOGIES forums, were established so Dowsers, & LRL users could share their knowledge, and experiences in the field, so interested viewers could learn both the benefits, and inherent problems in using these methods, along with the belief that THunting.com viewers are intelligence enough to make their own decisions based on shared experiences without the need of a dictator.

Threatening me, and banning me will have no consequence on my life but may give you personal satisfaction. It's your prerogative as moderator.

If you, as the Moderator do not abide by the rules, then no one else can be expected to.

"The main rule should be No Name Calling. This includes calling people scammers or thiefs or frauds as well as cult members or Nazis or liars. This goes for everyone. Flaming is not allowed."

Perhaps apologies are in order.

I am here because I was invited, supposedly by Christian. But you tell me it was nothing but a form letter with no personal significance. Was this a deception, a farce, a scam?

I'll leave you with another truism,

" The door to knowledge & understanding is never open to a closed, or prejudiced mind"

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #57 on: October 17, 2010, 10:49:38 am »

Hi guys;

I've talked myself out of getting in this one, but I can't pass anymore.

For 20 years I swung the coils around and had a great time doing it. It was always an adventure as I hardly went to a school ground or church yard to hunt, mostly in swamps, Islands, ghost towns, etc.

Enter the MFD. Having a scientific mind, I figured this was a crock and a scam. Until,,,,, I ran into a man that was in the A/F with me in electronics. He showed a unit he was using and asked if I wanted to go hunting. I had a better coil detector and said oh yes. After that trip, I built my own unit ( simple circuit) ,probes and rods. Along the way, MANY people developed units to market that were crap. Sometimes that good idea is only a brain fart. A lot of them were shysters, love ya, sell ya, and leave ya.
The whole time one name stayed constant as a rock as far as hanging with you, doing the research, setting some of the standards of operation, anything to help you figure out how to go about this.--- That's right Dell Winders

There is a kind of bond between metal detector users and this is extended to LRL users also. An fraternity of sorts.

I know some of you absolutely know these things don't work. And for X number of people you are dead on. Why is it so hard to believe that some of us can use them? Or at least fool ourselves to the point that we are having fun with them.

For the few of us that are here to ask questions ( not demand proof) input observations (not harass), exchange ideas
(not harsh words), solve problems (not create confusion), Dell has a lot of useful information for us. Not for you, it is almost an effrontery to your intelligence. Please just consider us idiots and leave us alone to scratch in our own sandbox. Shouldn't bother you one bit what a bunch of dummies are doing. Since we are so stupid ,why stoop to our level?

Other detector est need help also- we've got this ok? Kind of like let the players play. AND thanks for the chance to have a forum to even say this on.

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #58 on: October 17, 2010, 11:58:07 am »

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Why is it so hard to believe that some of us can use them?

For me, it's because everyone who has every tried to show me that they can use one, has failed miserably. Even a manufacturer couldn't make his own device work. What else am I supposed to believe?

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Or at least fool ourselves to the point that we are having fun with them.

Spot on. And I have no problem with folks who are having fun with self-deception. Knock yerself out. No proof necessary.

The line is crossed, however, when someone starts building and selling devices, and promoting the concept as "really works" for profit. It doesn't.

And for the people who sell LRLs, proof is a legitimate request, and not unreasonable. Would you agree?

- Carl

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	Re: Long range detectors « Reply #59 on: October 17, 2010, 12:21:42 pm »

Proof is easy enough. Try before you buy. If you don't like it. Don't buy! That's fair, isn't it?

My humble business is generated from word of mouth by my customers. I build my home made products on request. Dell

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