What is viatology?

If you're new to these newsgroups, odds are you've come across the
term 'viatology'. What does it mean?

Viatology is the scientific study of roads. Using the scientific
method to measure, report, and distribute findings for the advancement
of knowledge in road-based transportation, one can lend experience and
facts to a field that was previously considered a leisurely hobby.

Though viatological studies are nothing new -- in fact they've been
around for centuries -- your continued contributions to this field
will help enable viatology to be offered in scholastic and research
foundations throughout the world.

If your goal is to discuss pavement types, road signage standards,
border crossings, highway upgrades, or even lighting that surrounds
the road, it's your independent studies and reports that will help the
field of viatology be taught in the educational realm.

For more information on viatology, including the etymology of the
term, please refer to http://wwtl.info/#viatology.html .

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Environment first, transportology second"
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Carl Rogers wrote:
> If you're new to these newsgroups, odds are you've come across the
> term 'viatology'.

Only from some nitwit spammer that keeps posting his useless nonsense.

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-Don

www.cosmoslair.com

I think Carl likes seeing that work in front of him...

>>Carl: *Could you please explain what zootology is?

It's Carl's "system" of English at work again. Remember that the V-
word comes from "via-" + "-ology" and he threw in a "t" to join them.
Well, now, he's trying to screw around with an established English
word, namely "zoology" (which is correctly pronounced ZO-ology, as ZOO-
ology would require a third 'o'). He's taking "zoo-" and "-ology" and
using a "t" to join them, to get "zootology". I suppose this means we
must now have "biatology" and "psychatology" and "sociatology" too.
Or, could it be that like the entire collected body of Carl's work,
this is nothing more than pure "scatology". You be the judge.

On Dec 9, 1:28*am, NBtarheel_33 > wrote:
> *>>Carl: *Could you please explain what zootology is?
>
> It's Carl's "system" of English at work again. *Remember that the V-
> word comes from "via-" + "-ology" and he threw in a "t" to join them.
> Well, now, he's trying to screw around with an established English
> word, namely "zoology" (which is correctly pronounced ZO-ology, as ZOO-
> ology would require a third 'o'). *He's taking "zoo-" and "-ology" and
> using a "t" to join them, to get "zootology". *I suppose this means we
> must now have "biatology" and "psychatology" and "sociatology" too.
> Or, could it be that like the entire collected body of Carl's work,
> this is nothing more than pure "scatology". *You be the judge.

Personally, I think Cal's site is the epitome of SCATOLOGY.

"Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
...

| If you're new to these newsgroups, odds are you've come across the
| term 'vi<bitch slap>y'. What does it mean?

Viatology (sic) is the study of equine excrement. That is because
viatologists (sic) are full of horse****. What's it going to take to
get that through that thick fairy skull of yours?

RC

On Dec 8, 7:42*am, Carl Rogers > wrote:
> If you're new to these newsgroups, odds are you've come across the
> term 'viatology'. *What does it mean?
>

Carl flunks basic logic. If you're new to these newsgroups. odds are
you haven't yet come across the term viagralogy. But, if you've read
even two days-worth of posts, you've seen his explanatory post over
and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and
over and over and over and over and over and over again.

But who the hell is new to Usenet? That would be like being new to
vacuum tubes, new to phenolic plastic, new to shortwave listening, new
to eight-track tapes, new to quadrophonic LPs.

> But who the hell is new to Usenet? That would be like being new to
> vacuum tubes, new to phenolic plastic, new to shortwave listening, new
> to eight-track tapes, new to quadrophonic LPs.

Actually, there is likely a whole host of young people who are new to
Usenet (and the rest of the Internet each day). In fact, I wonder if
modern baby books now include a page for "Baby's First Google". =P
Granted, if baby sees the dreaded Vitaminology site under question
here, it's like that she'll be scared (and scarred) by the 'net for
life.

On Wed, 9 Dec 2009 08:50:59 -0800 (PST), NBtarheel_33 wrote:
>
>> But who the hell is new to Usenet? That would be like being new to
>> vacuum tubes, new to phenolic plastic, new to shortwave listening, new
>> to eight-track tapes, new to quadrophonic LPs.
>
>Actually, there is likely a whole host of young people who are new to
>Usenet (and the rest of the Internet each day). In fact, I wonder if
>modern baby books now include a page for "Baby's First Google". =P
>Granted, if baby sees the dreaded Vitaminology site under question
>here, it's like that she'll be scared (and scarred) by the 'net for
>life.

I am really surprised that he is only spamming Usenet in promotion of his putrid
site and not using the other roads-related forums like the Yahoo groups, AA
Roads forum, etc., or joining and contributing there.


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