A Usenet persona calling itself Chicago Paddling-Fishing wrote:

Scott Weiser wrote:
: A Usenet persona calling itself Chicago Paddling-Fishing wrote:

: Scott Weiser wrote:
: : A Usenet persona calling itself seldom_seen wrote:
:
: : Mr. Weiser is a sad, sad, puppy. His periodic Usenet forays may
: : provide him with a wierd sense of social contact and a boost for his
: : ego, but nothing positive is contributed, and a lot of bandwidth is
: : wasted.
:
: : So, informing Colorado boaters that they may face federal and state
criminal
: : charges if they disturb eagles who have moved in next to a creek is
"nothing
: : positive." I suppose you'd prefer that I just not tell anybody and
prosecute
: : the first person who happens along and let them pass the word?
:
: : How very altruistic of you.
:
: Ok... you've done your public service announcement.
:
: bye

: Have a nice trip, write if you get work.

Oh, don't worry Scottie... like most Americans, I have a job, I have a
mortgage...

At the end of the week... I have what I have because I earned it, not
because my mommie bought it and left it to me....

And somehow you think that inheritance is "free" in this country? How does
that explain the nearly $250,00 in estate taxes that my brother and I have
to pay out of our own pockets?

maybe that's why I
don't get upset if some kid walks cross the lawn...

You're free to get upset, build a fence or not, as you please. So am I. Your
right to object or not is no greater or less than mine. I simply choose
differently, as you could, and I suspect would if the "some kid" was a gang
of teenage nere-do-wells hopping your back fence to hold a pot and beer
party in your backyard while you're trying to sleep.
--
Regards,
Scott Weiser

"I love the Internet, I no longer have to depend on
friends, family and co-workers, I can annoy people WORLDWIDE!" TM

© 2005 Scott Weiser