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HK

wrote:
On Dec 25, 4:49 pm, HK wrote:
Calif Bill wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
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On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 09:35:37 -0500, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 24 Dec 2007 08:39:07 -0500, HK wrote:
Yeah, but you're not an asshole.
There you go again, excercising your limited vocabulary and showing
off those famous redundantly, repetitious writing skills. Liven it up
for crying out loud, putting some thought and creative talent into
your childish insults. You used to be able to do it before your low
self esteem issues got the best of your low life transom. Make
yourself a proper role model for political aspirants everywhere.
I would, Whine, but this is, after all, rec-boats, and, frankly, this
place isn't worth the little bit of effort it would take.
Harry! Please don't talk that way. You'll have us worried sick that you
might leave. Like go to Costa Rica or someplace where they have a decent
military and quality of life, like China or Russia or someplace.
--
John H
*Have a Super Christmas and a Spectacular New Year!*
Do not encourage HK to go to CR. I and wife are visiting there next year.
Do not want antiamerican feelings generated before I get there.
Actually, *your* kind of dimwitted American is what gives us a bad name
all over the world.

You're too late regarding my visiting Costa Rica. Been there, will be
going back again. Who knows, might even buy into my buddy's mini-coffee
plantation/B&B. I don't know that it makes money, but it isn't losing any.- Hide quoted text -

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Friends plantation/BB.. uh, cough, er, um.....bull****, er, um...
yeah, no...

You either don't read well, or you have no knowledge of the world
outside your corner of Connecticut, or wherever the hell it is you live.

Note that I said "mini." It's a small plantation. That's what they call
these coffee farms - plantations. I have an ad somewhere for one for
sale, about 10 acres. The sellers call it a plantation.

My friend's place is on the side of a mountain overlooking the ocean,
but even that is not unusual, since there are many such places in his area.

Costa Rica is becoming an increasingly popular place for U.S. retirees.
The cost of living there is very very low, until you buy imported
manufactured goods, and in most areas, the country is peaceful. Costa
Rica has no standing army and has no real enemies in the world. Nice
climate, too.