Re: which obj?

---Tony Smithurst <TonyS@tbsa.co.za> wrote:
>
> There have been two previous postings from RPG trainers suggesting
that
> this guy seeks additional training or seek advice from his trainer. 

when the trainer himself says he is not available outside of class
whether it be by email, phone or whatever, what can you do about it?

the course is paid for & done, no switching, he's the only one in the
area who teaches the course.

>I
> was in agreement, but now it seems the questions are just too far off
> track.
> 
> At the risk of flooding the list for just a few days more, can we
please
> take a vote as to whether or not to entertain further questions from
> this source, as I for one have found the list to be extremely useful
in
> the past, but now find it getting cluttered with more ridiculous
> questions by the day.

ridiculous to you pal, not me.

i more than understand your feelings on the matter, but i always
manage to get around not reading numerous member posts i can't
understand either. 

and if i can't ask these questions to an instructor other than at our
once a week, appointed meeting then 
what do you suggest? well, certainly, this has GOT to be the wrong
place to ask, right?

i'm not gonna get mad if no one responds to my email.
confused maybe. but if it pleases you, i'm more than game to your
suggestion.

if the list makes it known they don't want me to ask, i won't ask.
period. until then i guarantee you, i will keep asking.
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