Operation Animation

Hi Viatologists,

As you've certainly become aware, the Worldwide Transportation Library has
the largest collection of road photographs, videos, and Virtual 360 content
on the Internet. One of the challenges for us has been to keep our massive
amount of content in a logical, simplistic order.

In early 2007, we designed a top-down menu that allows you to choose a
*continent* and click your way down to the regional level. From there, you
could easily find photographs of Virginia State Route 256, Australia
National Route 1, or videos of Alberta Provincial Route 2 and Swiss
Autoroutes.

While we were satisfied w/ the results, we wanted to employ another
technique that made your web experience more seamless. Many thanks to my
wife whose criticism made this possible! It was from this advice that
Operation Animation was born. Six months later (ending tonight), the
operation is complete.

So what is Operation Animation? It's a colour-coding mechanism that lets
you know what kind of hyperlink you're clicking on. When you hover over a
hyperlink, you'll come across one of the following colours:

Blue -- indicates that you'll move from a large region to a smaller one.
White -- indicates that you'll move from a small region to a larger one.
Purple -- indicates that you'll see that specific highway.

That's really all there is to it. Through our long-term investment in
Operation Animation, a library of five continents makes the world even
smaller for you. And that's the objective of the Worldwide Transportation
Library. We produce and archive proprietary content that signifies the
connection of international communities and economies.

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
"Environment first, transportology second"
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Since 2000, we offer several photographs, videos and
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In article >,
"Carl Rogers" > wrote:

> As you've certainly become aware, the Worldwide Transportation Library has
> the largest collection of road photographs, videos, and Virtual 360 content
> on the Internet.

That is pure bull sh*t, Carl, and you know it. There are personal
and hobby websites out there with more content than your wimpy site.
I have seen updates from people in this group where single updates
have more photos than what you have. Plus many other web sites
have photos that clear and in-focus, something that your team
seems to have problems with. It is this problem you have with
your invented self-importance that has made you a laughing stock
of the community.

-john-

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On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 07:54:25 -0600, John A. Weeks III wrote:

>
> That is pure bull sh*t, Carl, and you know it. There are personal and
> hobby websites out there with more content than your wimpy site. I have
> seen updates from people in this group where single updates have more
> photos than what you have. Plus many other web sites have photos that
> clear and in-focus, something that your team seems to have problems
> with. It is this problem you have with your invented self-importance
> that has made you a laughing stock of the community.
>

You seem to be jealous of Mr Roger's achievements, a perfect example of
the tall poppy syndrome in action.

You are jealous that you didn't conceive of viatology and transportology
first. Mr Rogers has single handedly defined the entire genre of
transportation science. You are like a vandal trying to throw bricks
through windows.

On Jan 8, 9:24*am, GortWeasel > wrote:

>
> You are jealous that you didn't conceive of viatology and transportology
> first. *Mr Rogers has single handedly defined the entire genre of
> transportation science. You are like a vandal trying to throw bricks
> through windows.


Hi Gort! How's Klaatu?

Not that you's understand, but Mr Roger's conceived viatology &
transportology is a sham. He does nothing to advance the hobby, but
only to advance his own self-aggrandizing (look it up if you don't
understand big words).

He wants to be important and have people notice him so he feels good
about himself. Sadly, instead of important he's merely impotent.

Have a nice day... someplace else!

On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 07:39:23 -0800, Odo wrote:

> Not that you's understand, but Mr Roger's conceived viatology &
> transportology is a sham. He does nothing to advance the hobby, but only
> to advance his own self-aggrandizing (look it up if you don't understand
> big words).

Just because pidgin English is spoken in your trailer park doesn't mean
that I cannot understand BigWords since I don't live in such a place.

> He wants to be important and have people notice him so he feels good
> about himself. Sadly, instead of important he's merely impotent.

What do you mean 'wants to be important'? Mr Rogers *is* already
important. If you do a search on Google for Viatology, you will see a
very large number of hits on that term. From my calculations, on
projected useage rates, it is likely that the term will be formally
adopted into the English language around the middle of the year 2022.
That will be quite an achievement in itself.


> Have a nice day... someplace else!

Thank you very much.

On Jan 8, 3:48*pm, GortWeasel > wrote:

>
> What do you mean 'wants to be important'? Mr Rogers *is* already
> important. *If you do a search on Google for Viatology, you will see a
> very large number of hits on that term.

Yeah, they all refer to Carl's ****ty site.

You're veyr PRO Carl... are you his sockpuppet or is he fellating you
as you type?

On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:37:57 -0800, Odo wrote:

> On Jan 8, 3:48Â*pm, GortWeasel > wrote:
>
>
>> What do you mean 'wants to be important'? Mr Rogers *is* already
>> important. Â*If you do a search on Google for Viatology, you will see a
>> very large number of hits on that term.
>
> Yeah, they all refer to Carl's ****ty site.

Does your site serve precision coordinates with its images?

Do you have a Viatology site of your own for review?

> You're veyr PRO Carl... are you his sockpuppet or is he fellating you as
> you type?

I take just a simian observer's interest in this affair. Some members of
your troupe have ostracised one of your own for whatever reason. Many
other troupe members have now joined in to rub the salt into the
ostracised members wounds. It is pure and simple monkey business, and as
you know, watching the antics of the monkeys at the zoo is good fun.

Mr Rogers would need very good neck muscles in order to fellate me,
considering he would have to arch his neck all the way over the Pacific
ocean.

GortWeasel wrote:
> On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:37:57 -0800, Odo wrote:
>
>> On Jan 8, 3:48 pm, GortWeasel > wrote:
>>
>>
>>> What do you mean 'wants to be important'? Mr Rogers *is* already
>>> important. If you do a search on Google for Viatology, you will see a
>>> very large number of hits on that term.
>> Yeah, they all refer to Carl's ****ty site.
>
> Does your site serve precision coordinates with its images?
>
> Do you have a Viatology site of your own for review?
>
>> You're veyr PRO Carl... are you his sockpuppet or is he fellating you as
>> you type?
>
> I take just a simian observer's interest in this affair. Some members of
> your troupe have ostracised one of your own for whatever reason. Many
> other troupe members have now joined in to rub the salt into the
> ostracised members wounds. It is pure and simple monkey business, and as
> you know, watching the antics of the monkeys at the zoo is good fun.
>
> Mr Rogers would need very good neck muscles in order to fellate me,
> considering he would have to arch his neck all the way over the Pacific
> ocean.
>

Mr. Rogers is a spammer, which is unforgivable. Plus, "viatology" is a
word that he made up.

There's plenty of other roadgeeks out there, most of whom manage to be
more entertaining and/or educational.

nate


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"GortWeasel" > wrote in message
...
> On Thu, 08 Jan 2009 15:37:57 -0800, Odo wrote:
>
>> On Jan 8, 3:48 pm, GortWeasel > wrote:
>>
>>
>>> What do you mean 'wants to be important'? Mr Rogers *is* already
>>> important. If you do a search on Google for Viatology, you will see a
>>> very large number of hits on that term.
>>
>> Yeah, they all refer to Carl's ****ty site.
>
> Does your site serve precision coordinates with its images?
>
> Do you have a Viatology site of your own for review?

That would be impossible since, as has been pointed out to you several times
already, it is a made up word. The only place it is real is in the mind of
Carl and the dolts who remove his dingleberries with their tongues. Which
one are you?

>
>> You're veyr PRO Carl... are you his sockpuppet or is he fellating you as
>> you type?
>
> I take just a simian observer's interest in this affair. Some members of
> your troupe have ostracised one of your own for whatever reason. Many
> other troupe members have now joined in to rub the salt into the
> ostracised members wounds. It is pure and simple monkey business, and as
> you know, watching the antics of the monkeys at the zoo is good fun.
>
> Mr Rogers would need very good neck muscles in order to fellate me,
> considering he would have to arch his neck all the way over the Pacific
> ocean.

It doesn't take a genius to see that you are nothing more than a sock puppet
for Carl. Even a simpleton like Erica Logaza would be able to see that.

Good day.

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GortWeasel wrote:

> I take just a simian observer's interest in this affair.

That's more appropriate than you'll ever know

>
> Mr Rogers would need very good neck muscles in order to fellate me,
> considering he would have to arch his neck all the way over the Pacific
> ocean.

I has a solution to that. Send me a Quantas ticket, and I'll live in OZ(esp
the Melbourne area, which has a decent scene); and you can come to the Land
Of Trailer Parks, and you can advance from your verbal/virtual knob
polishing to the real thing.

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Otto Yamamoto