BAR wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
hk wrote:
BAR wrote:
hk wrote:
BAR wrote:
hk wrote:

I read original posts from no more than 10% of the posters here.
You and loogy aren't in the bozo bin for the moment because I
feel it is Christian charity to deal with a small number of
nitwits on a regular basis. You and loogy are my usenet
nitwits...for the moment.

Harry, I've got you pegged and have had you pegged for at least
five years. You couldn't live without reading each and every post
in this newsgroup. You have proved time and again that your
"Bozo(s) Bin" is an illusion which you try to use to denigrate
those who you do not always respond to directly.

You couldn't stay away from this news group, meaning not reading
or posting for two weeks, if you did you would wind up in the
hospital with heart problems.



Bertie, I still chuckle from time to time over the five years of
your bragging that you made more money than I did, and lived in a
bigger or better house. Your powers of observation/perception are
now greater now than when you quit high school to run away with the
Marines.

I do earn more money than you do Harry! Do you want to compare tax
returns?

a. I do live in a bigger and better house than you do Harry! You know
exactly where I live and all of the particulars of my house.



No, Bertie, I am not going to share my tax info with you.

I know nothing of the "particulars" of your house, beyond the fact
that yours is located in a small-lot subdivision and that all the
setbacks from the street seem the same. Dullsville. Like you.



At least you didn't say he lived in a tacky, cheap, cookie cutter
subdivision like JimH. I am curious, now that you and JimH are BFF,
has his house improved in value or aesthetics?


My question is why Harry needs to Google Maps everyone's home? Harry
knows that I live in a better house than him. He knows what the assessed
value of my property is and he knows how much the houses in my
neighborhood sell for too.


As he said yesterday (and many times in the past) he seems to place a
very high value on his "possessions". He feels it is important that he
has the best of whatever, this forces him to make up stories about his
wife, his wife's education, his life, his education, his boats ....
etc......

The things I place a high value on are my wife and my children. My toys
are just things I enjoy doing with my family. While my family is
important, I don't need to come to rec.boats to get emotional support on
how great my family is or to plead for "personal congratulations" posts
from people they don't know.

Rec.boats is a mild diversion.