What is viatology?

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

Viatology is defined as the scientific study of roads. Using the
scientific method to research and discuss road-related topics,
empirical knowledge is obtained and distributed throughout the world.
Though the term is new (in fact, less than three years old), viatology
has been in study for at least the past several hundred years. Those
who study and participate in viatology are called viatologists. Any
facet of road characteristics can be discussed on the basis that the
scientific method was used for discovery:
http://www.kids.net.au/encyclopedia-...entific_method

It's important to note that viatologists produce their own studies,
then present it to the community. Re-hashing news stories by the
capitalist media does not qualify as a means of viatology. For more
information on viatology, including its etymology and foreign
translations thereof, please visit http://wwtl.info/#viatology.html
for more information.

(If your desktop resolution is 1024x768 or smaller, please visit
http://wwtl.info/viatology.html instead.)

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
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"Carl Rogers" > wrote in message
...
| If you're new to these newsgroups, you've probably come across the
| term 'viatology'. What does this mean?

It doesn't mean a goddamned thing to anyone with more than two brain
cells to rub together.

<bitch slap>

RC

Carl Rogers wrote:
> If you're new to these newsgroups, you've probably come across the
> term 'viatology'. What does this mean?
>
> Viatology is defined as the scientific study of roads. Using the
> scientific method to research and discuss road-related topics,
> empirical knowledge is obtained and distributed throughout the world.
> Though the term is new (in fact, less than three years old), viatology
> has been in study for at least the past several hundred years. Those
> who study and participate in viatology are called viatologists. Any
> facet of road characteristics can be discussed on the basis that the
> scientific method was used for discovery:
> http://www.kids.net.au/encyclopedia-...entific_method
>

After 7 months from originally asking, I'm still awaiting the discussion
of your hypothesis and testing regimen.

>
> It's important to note that viatologists produce their own studies,
> then present it to the community. Re-hashing news stories by the
> capitalist media does not qualify as a means of viatology. For more
> information on viatology, including its etymology and foreign
> translations thereof, please visit http://wwtl.info/#viatology.html
> for more information.
>

I'd also like to know what new material you are presenting.

--Andy

"Andrew Tompkins" > wrote in message
...

| After 7 months from originally asking, I'm still awaiting the
discussion
| of your hypothesis and testing regimen.

Don't hold your breath waiting.

RC

On 3/4/2010 6:09 PM Andrew Tompkins spake thus:

> Carl Rogers wrote:
>
>> If you're new to these newsgroups, you've probably come across the
>> term 'viatology'. What does this mean?
>>
>> Viatology is defined as the scientific study of roads. Using the
>> scientific method to research and discuss road-related topics,
>> empirical knowledge is obtained and distributed throughout the world.
>> Though the term is new (in fact, less than three years old), viatology
>> has been in study for at least the past several hundred years. Those
>> who study and participate in viatology are called viatologists. Any
>> facet of road characteristics can be discussed on the basis that the
>> scientific method was used for discovery:
>> http://www.kids.net.au/encyclopedia-...entific_method
>
> After 7 months from originally asking, I'm still awaiting the discussion
> of your hypothesis and testing regimen.

I'd say that replying to one's *own* post some 9 months later is the
very definition of desperation, aimed at getting hits on his pathetic
excuse for a web site.


--
You were wrong, and I'm man enough to admit it.

- a Usenet "apology"

On Mar 4, 7:08*pm, Carl Rogers > wrote:
>*Re-hashing news stories by the
> capitalist media does not qualify as a means of viatology. *

'Capitalist Media'? Aren't you the chap who called *me* a 'radical'
not so long ago?

Scott in SoCal wrote:
> Last time on rec.autos.driving, Carl Rogers >
> said:
>
>> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 16:08:46 -0800 (PST)
>
> Surfing the 'net on company time again, Calsperg?

You are making a rather huge assumption that Calrog is even employed.

--
-Don

www.cosmoslair.com

Carl Rogers > wrote:

> If you're new to these newsgroups, you've probably come across the
> term 'viatology'.

Have you ever thought about that sentence Todgers? Anyone new to this or
any of the newsgroups that you spam won't have come across the term
"viatrollogy" because it's a made-up nonce term unique to you and your
obsessive posts.

When you die, and that can't be soon enough, the term will die with you.
It has a user base and readership of 1.

"Don Freeman" > wrote in message
...
| Scott in SoCal wrote:
| > Last time on rec.autos.driving, Carl Rogers >
| > said:
| >
| >> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 16:08:46 -0800 (PST)
| >
| > Surfing the 'net on company time again, Calsperg?
|
| You are making a rather huge assumption that Calrog is even
employed.

Of course the ******* is employed. He's a professional pest.

RC

Reality Check wrote:
> "Don Freeman" > wrote in message
> ...
> | Scott in SoCal wrote:
> | > Last time on rec.autos.driving, Carl Rogers >
> | > said:
> | >
> | >> Date: Thu, 4 Mar 2010 16:08:46 -0800 (PST)
> | >
> | > Surfing the 'net on company time again, Calsperg?
> |
> | You are making a rather huge assumption that Calrog is even
> employed.
>
> Of course the ******* is employed. He's a professional pest.
>

Is there good money in that?

--
-Don

www.cosmoslair.com