On Jun 25, 4:18*pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 25, 3:57*pm, Jack wrote:





On Jun 25, 1:17*pm, HK wrote:

Jack wrote:
On Jun 25, 1:07 pm, HK wrote:
Jack wrote:
On Jun 25, 10:37 am, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 25, 10:15 am, HK wrote:
Jack wrote:
On Jun 25, 8:23 am, Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Thu, 25 Jun 2009 07:44:18 -0400, John H
wrote:
Damn, just after I added one of these to my wish list,
http://tinyurl.com/nazmwt
the Obamania folks want to make them illegal:
http://tinyurl.com/nrhz89
We need another government agency to check everyone's pocket knives.
Jeeeesh.
See - this is what you get when you have people who have never hunted
or fished in their lives or understand why you would have to open a
knife with one hand.
I can open all my picket knifes with one hand including my Leatherman.
Time to start another campaign.
I know of one person here who would have swamped his boat if he'd had
a slow-to-open knife. *He wouldn't have been able to cut away his
anchor "in a flash" that time he set anchor in breaking waves.
Who does that, anyway?
Not me. Obviously, not you, since you "boat" on a flat inland lake in,
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You were either lying yesterday, or lying today, which is it?:
June 23 4:18 pm HK wrote:
"Before that, I had another SeaPro, but it had only two stern seats,
no
transom water dam. One fine day we were anchored close to the beach
just
north of Mayport when the wind shifted, and some big waves began
breaking just in front of and and the bow of the boat. We took two
substantial waves right over the bow, and I thought I was going to
lose
the boat. But I was able to cut the anchor line in a flash, start up
the
engine, and get the water to the stern, where it poured right over
the
transom."
"we were anchored close to the beach"
"big waves began breaking and and (over) the bow of the boat"
"took two substantial waves right over the bow"
Moron indeed. *I primarily boat inland, and I know better than that.
You forgot the critical clause, **** for brains...

"...when the wind shifted..."

Nice try, Mr. I Anchor Close To The Beach And Wonder Why Waves Fill My
Boat.

I didn't define "close to the beach," Mr. Redneck. We were well outside
the area where the breakers usually were found. The incident was a
fluke, no harm was done. It wasn't as if I moved to the center of a
state once known as one of the last bastions of southern racism and
bigotry, so I could live in a house next to the interstate.

You lost an anchor, almost lost the boat, and soiled your pants. *No
harm?
You moved to a state that IS the last bastion of the KKK. *Hmmm.

How's the noise and smell there, Jackoff?

You're not around... smells fine here. *Remember, the metropolitan
area I live in has far less than 1/10th the people in it than the
cesspool you're in. *And why would you think I live next to an
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I know someone who's been by Harry's house. He doesn't have anything
compared to what he purports to have. And that area is chuck FULL of
rednecks.

He lives in a tiny house, in a subdivision with tiny lots, with no
barn, no long driveway, no lobster boat. I'll bet my detached
workshop is nearly as big as his whole house.

~snerk~