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Default Hey, Harry

On May 13, 8:56*am, John H. wrote:
On Tue, 13 May 2008 05:20:53 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:





On May 12, 12:25*pm, John H. wrote:
On Mon, 12 May 2008 09:21:18 -0700 (PDT),
wrote:


On May 12, 11:36*am, John H. wrote:
On Mon, 12 May 2008 07:23:13 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
Quit emailing me.


HK wrote in an email to me:


Really.


You and your ****-for-brains buddies have succeeded...you've finally
killed rec.boats.


All of you should be proud of yourselves.


:)


I can't even fathom someone like Harry that IS the problem, but
somehow he has a mental condition that makes him think it's everyone
else's fault.


Anyway, quit emailing me.


Maybe you should forward it to Chuck. Let him see the kind of crap Harry's
pulling.


No, that is a monitored group, this is not. What they do here has
nothing to do with there, that is just silly.


I can't see *any* reason why both groups can't coexist without the
bull****.


Along with the millions of other unrelated groups on the internet...
There is not problem "between the groups" unless someone brings it
from here to there. I hear it is a great group...
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It's a very nice group! I mentioned Chuck because he has emailed at least
one person in this group requesting that the person be a little nicer. No
problem.


Yeah, he emailed me to ask me not to use the "happy bunny" (tm) "yucky
people" slogan on some group I refered to as only "over there". He
obviously monitored that I was talking about them and wrote me. Now he
has succeded in luring almost all of the real boaters over to his
group, so be it.. I wonder however how he feels about his mingions
coming over here directly calling us names and refering (spamming)
openly his group to try to start a war.. I would imagine they would
say they have no idea what is going on here and it really should not
matter. But that kind of "selective" monitoring is exactly what I was
worried about...


Personally I saw a lot of my friends dissappear over there, one has
not even returned my calls.. it's not us, trust me... * I will
remember those who took off, I will remember those of us who stayed...


The problem is with the one person who jumps back and forth with only the
goal of ruining this group in mind. Hopefully, ignoring him will solve the
problem.


Yeah, I wonder if he has gotten an email from the "monitor" asking him
no to 'try to start a war between groups" as I was accused? I just
can't deal with selective enforcement, of course you all know how I
feel about that... *I don't really care though.. Still can't get
those three words out of my head... "dad, I crashed"... *Later...


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Hey, I've heard those famous words from my daughter also! How is she? Don't
think you mentioned that she was hurt or not. Hopefully not.

Probably the biggest thing hurt was pride - having to call dad to utter the
phrase. They do sound pretty pitiful when it happens though.

We've got some real boaters over here, don't fret that.

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Thanks for asking.. It was the most terrible feeling in the world... I
am in the front yard warming up the bike and I get a call on my cell
phone from my daughter who went on ahead of me to the back.. all I
hear is "dad I crashed" and I am running to the back to see here on
the ground behind the jump.. The bike slapped her down and came in
behind her, real hard crash. Now she knows why we always insist on
full race gear, I mean everything, even to screw around in the
backyard. She has a pretty deep gash in her leg and it's painful, and
a banged up thigh muscle pretty bad, but that will heal. Even with
that, I got her on the bike for a couple of laps yesterday, and she is
going for her riding lesson today, but she is pretty shook up. I guess
by the marks and the track we ride on she was probably doing 20+ mph
at impact, that will shake anyone up a little....But she is ok.

Just for anyone concerened, my kids ride with:
Helmet
Goggles
Neck brace (for compression fracture/head on crash protection)
Body armour from the shoulderpads to the waistline.
Elbow arm, knee and shin guards
Riding boots, padded pants/shirt/gloves

And after the incident the other day, she wants to find a mouthguard
too... but she is still going to ride, cool...

The bike, oh yeah, the bike.. a throttle cable housing broke but with
my handy dandy boat epoxy kit and some shredded fiberglass, that was
easily rebuilt... There, a boating reference...

Thanks for asking.. next post, geetars and as soon as I get a few to
register my boat, trust me, there will be some boating posts too...