bring select.get() into parity with model.get()
I would appreciate it if you respected my request that you not post things on my project.

You have your own fork, please use it.
 i'm sorry, but you don't own github.  i'm allowed to discuss this project with other users/devs (just like anyone else).  you don't have to be involved in that discussion.
 Derek, you seem to misunderstand free speech or your rights on GitHub.

While I might not agree with Charles, I definitely think it is his right to
ask you not to post here.
On Jun 17, 2016 7:41 PM, "Derek Anderson" notifications@github.com wrote:

> that is patently false. you've definitely deleted comments before issues
> were closed. and you've not deleted other's comments after issues were
> closed where you've deleted mine. (even when my comment was just "i agree
> w/ person XYZ"). i don't even know how many, as GH doesn't notify me when
> it happens, nor do i have any record of them (other than me luckily having
> left the browser open for that one screenshot)
> 
> besides, even the premise for your deletion is invalid. where is there a
> rule of "you can't comment after an issue is closed"? where else would one
> ever say "IMO this is still and issue and should be re-opened, because
> reason XYZ"?
> 
> refrain from commenting, creating tickets or posting here.
> 
> sorry, but no. if i have something to say that's respectful and on topic,
> i intend to reserve the right to say it. freedom of speech and whatnot.
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 What am I supposed to think, @keredson . You are a toxic presence on my project, and I don't want you to keep harassing me.
 Why can't you respect that, one person to another?

currently this is allowed:

``` python
u = User.get(User.id==1)
```

and this is allowed

``` python
u = User.select().where(User.id==1).get()
```

but this is not:

``` python
u = User.select().get(User.id==1)
```

i suggest we impl the last option.  (ie make it identical to the middle option just like the first option is)
