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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
You are, Cat ****. Pure and simple. You are the bad AROMA of this group that we can get cleaned up Thom, are you saying that you want me to leave the group? Read your words... ------------------------- You need a lesson in humanity, Donal. Most of the world is starving. while you endeavor to boast about the speed of your yacht. ------------------------- Engage your brain and look up "hypocryte" in a dictionary. You're a slavering mouthpiece who has a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people you'll likely never meet. -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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"Thomas Stewart" wrote in message news:27592-3F16E9E5-
Nutsy, You are like CAT **** BEHIND THE SOFA!! It stinks----you stink up the discussion group IT can't be ignored------You can't be ignored. You interject yourself into the the nature of this group. You interfere It is something Vile that needs to be tended to-----As do your crazy, stupid statements without facts or reason It isn't a pleasant task-----As is going thru all your many boring, non-sensible post, created simply to aggravate It can be cleaned up but the STINK REMAINS------ As does the presence of your posts You are, Cat ****. Pure and simple. You are the bad AROMA of this group that we can get cleaned up He's a self-absorbed sad asshole who gets a kick out of dissing a bunch of names on his computer screen. All day, every day. -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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All day, every day.
How sad for hm. |
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Your boat is an ugly utilitarian tank, and the car you covet is a
tiny, frail, impotent rattletrap. Uh, hey dummy. We both own C&Cs. It's just that I own a nice one and you own a plasticy POS daysailor! I don't covet any car, dummy. But you probably do! RB |
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Does ANYONE dare??? How about it, Marc, Scotty, Skitchy? Anyone???
Doesn't that tell you something? Yep, that you're a coward who KNOWS I'm always right! RB |
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He's a self-absorbed sad asshole who gets a kick out of dissing a bunch of
names on his computer screen. All day, every day. Let's hope you don't call me names tomorrow, dopey! RB |
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He can't find it.
Hahahhahahaha Cheers MC Wally wrote: Engage your brain and look up "hypocryte" in a dictionary. |
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All day, every day.
How sad for hm. Skitch calls me names every day. I rarely address him 1st. He's a sad asshole indeed. RB |
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But j29's can be beaten by lowly Express 30's.
-- ---- Steve S/V Pony Express "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... I'm sailing a J29 next week, Donal. Now that's a pretty fast boat! If you think a boat is slow at 150, what must you think of Billys, Moorons or most of the other boats here??!!! RB |
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Then why do you keep bringing it up? "As low as 150." So what?
-- ---- Steve S/V Pony Express "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... If I'm boasting, then clearly I'm contented. I have little use for the rating. I only cruise and day sail my boat. You, on the other hand, have boasted about the speed and relative newness of your boat. I can only imagine what you think of the older (but better built) vessels that populate the list. You can't have it both ways, Donal! RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
He's a self-absorbed sad asshole who gets a kick out of dissing a bunch of names on his computer screen. All day, every day. Let's hope you don't call me names tomorrow, dopey! It was an observation. -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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Wally wrote: Engage your brain and look up "hypocryte" in a dictionary. He won't find it. The word, that is, not the brain. You're a slavering mouthpiece who has a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people you'll likely never meet. Unfair slur, sir. This forum is full of those with a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people they'll likely never meet. The other regulars, however, don't need to slaver. They just dominate, often by their apparent abstinence at the feast. I would like to see a reduction in frequency of posting ex Bobsprit, as wading through 100 posts is just too tedious. I just wish he'd finish the current script he's compiling from this group's thrashings, then possibly we could return to simple stabs, cuts and thrusts, rather than crude bludgeoning, with proprotionately more sailing content. Flying Tadpole |
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Make up your mind Taddy. First you encourage him and then object. Try
and steer a straight course eh? "What is this I see before me, it's handle toward my hand... Go back to the grave from whence thou came thou foul shadow" Cheers MC Flying Tadpole wrote: Wally wrote: Engage your brain and look up "hypocryte" in a dictionary. He won't find it. The word, that is, not the brain. You're a slavering mouthpiece who has a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people you'll likely never meet. Unfair slur, sir. This forum is full of those with a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people they'll likely never meet. The other regulars, however, don't need to slaver. They just dominate, often by their apparent abstinence at the feast. I would like to see a reduction in frequency of posting ex Bobsprit, as wading through 100 posts is just too tedious. I just wish he'd finish the current script he's compiling from this group's thrashings, then possibly we could return to simple stabs, cuts and thrusts, rather than crude bludgeoning, with proprotionately more sailing content. Flying Tadpole |
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On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 21:09:01 -0400, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap: "Horvath" wrote On your little boat there's no problem. On my boat, nobody at the bow can reach down far enough to grab the mooring ball. you can't afford a boat hook? Duh! I have a hook, but when you hook the ball, how are you going to tie a line to it? At the bow, you're standing four feet above the water. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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Jon, please...try to ignore what's right in front of you, and
think, instead, of turning the connection between "lard" and "drip" into a connection with "drip" and something else. You know? "A is to B as B is to C but C and A normally appear totally unrelated". Then, simply find a "B" that means both "B" and "C", depending on context. It is the surprise juxtaposition of "A" and "C" that brightens the day. You do not need turds for a pungent repsonse. FT Jonathan Ganz wrote: Yeh, but the analogy doesn't fit. If you take away the lard, you'd be left with a turd. "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ... Jon... notice the graceful arc of the blade.... the subtle unexpected strike.... so swift and surgical as to not mar the blade edge with blood..... blood is drawn yet the victim is only critically wounded. That, Ganz is a true display of the mastery in the art form of the NG Ginshu Ninja.... CM "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... | Ignore those who would blind you with science, for the answer is | obvious: take away all the lard and you'll still be left with a | drip. |
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Well that little problem must have prevented sailors from tying up to
mooring buoys for ... years. You great TWIT Cheers MC Horvath wrote: On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 21:09:01 -0400, "Scott Vernon" wrote this crap: "Horvath" wrote On your little boat there's no problem. On my boat, nobody at the bow can reach down far enough to grab the mooring ball. you can't afford a boat hook? Duh! I have a hook, but when you hook the ball, how are you going to tie a line to it? At the bow, you're standing four feet above the water. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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In bob's case that wouldn't be possible anyway.
"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... Jon, please...try to ignore what's right in front of you, and think, instead, of turning the connection between "lard" and "drip" into a connection with "drip" and something else. You know? "A is to B as B is to C but C and A normally appear totally unrelated". Then, simply find a "B" that means both "B" and "C", depending on context. It is the surprise juxtaposition of "A" and "C" that brightens the day. You do not need turds for a pungent repsonse. FT Jonathan Ganz wrote: Yeh, but the analogy doesn't fit. If you take away the lard, you'd be left with a turd. "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ... Jon... notice the graceful arc of the blade.... the subtle unexpected strike.... so swift and surgical as to not mar the blade edge with blood..... blood is drawn yet the victim is only critically wounded. That, Ganz is a true display of the mastery in the art form of the NG Ginshu Ninja.... CM "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... | Ignore those who would blind you with science, for the answer is | obvious: take away all the lard and you'll still be left with a | drip. |
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"The_navigator©" wrote in message
Make up your mind Taddy. First you encourage him and then object. Try and steer a straight course eh? I suspect his purpose was to give me a slap, but without appearing to defend The Twazzock. -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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Wally wrote: "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message He won't find it. The word, that is, not the brain. True, but he'll find something very similar. I'm chastened by your polite reply, especially when I saw my own spelling of "noncommittal" in another post... This forum is full of those with a pathological need to dominate a forum full of people they'll likely never meet. Are you sure that the need of others is pathological? Well, pathos is the root of it all, yes? snip I'd be amazed if anyone could condense the sheer volume into something approximating a scirpt. Not so much "be amazed" as "Be afraid. Be very afraid" http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com ... then possibly we could return to simple stabs, cuts and thrusts, rather than crude bludgeoning, with proprotionately more sailing content. The 'spot the error' photos are good. Cruel, cruel....perhaps we could promote you to "skate"... ("fiddler" is already taken by another bottomfeeder) Flying Tadpole |
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
True, but he'll find something very similar. I'm chastened by your polite reply, especially when I saw my own spelling of "noncommittal" in another post... Such errors are eminently forgivable, but mine less so for not checking my own dictionary before admonishing Matrix Boy to do just that. Are you sure that the need of others is pathological? Well, pathos is the root of it all, yes? In a monochrome photograph, there are many shades of grey. Not so much "be amazed" as "Be afraid. Be very afraid" http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com Blimey (as they say in Englandshire). I find myself wondering if I should adopt a nautical stage name, lest I find myself appearing (in a bit part, if at all) in this fine thespian production. (I have one in mnd, but I've been saving it for when my vast, ocean-going 18-foot mega-yacht hits the water.) The 'spot the error' photos are good. Cruel, cruel.... You mean his pics *aren't* a quiz?? sweet, innocent n00b look ... perhaps we could promote you to "skate"... ("fiddler" is already taken by another bottomfeeder) An accolade indeed! -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
I give up. Let no-one claim I didn't at least try. You did indeed. If it were in My Big Book Of Philosophical Stuff, it would probably be called "the law of the included middle". -- Wally I demand rigidly-defined areas of uncertainty! www.art-gallery.myby.co.uk |
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And they are all colors.
Cheers MC Wally wrote: "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message In a monochrome photograph, there are many shades of grey. |
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On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 15:32:46 +1200, The_navigator©
wrote this crap: Well that little problem must have prevented sailors from tying up to mooring buoys for ... years. You great TWIT And mooring balls have been around for how many years? All bigger boats send out a dinghy to tie up to a mooring ball. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:49:46 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote this crap: Duh, it's called a Happy Hooker. You should know about it, since you have a propesity for paying for sex from hookers. Actually, I'm serious about the product. It works great. I'm sure you are. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:48:43 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote this crap: Hey dumb****, have you heard of a boat hook?? Newsflash...it's got a hook at the end of a pole. Works great. Listen to me now, and comprehend it later, top-stupidassed-poster. When you're standing on the bow, and you are four feet off the water, and you hook the mooring ball, How the **** do you tie a line to it? It's much easier to have someone stand on the swim platform, and back up to the ball, dumbass. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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You are even more of a TWIT for raising an irrelevance.
Cheers MC Horvath wrote: On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 15:32:46 +1200, The_navigator© wrote this crap: Well that little problem must have prevented sailors from tying up to mooring buoys for ... years. You great TWIT And mooring balls have been around for how many years? All bigger boats send out a dinghy to tie up to a mooring ball. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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Horvath wrote: On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:48:43 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz" wrote this crap: Hey dumb****, have you heard of a boat hook?? Newsflash...it's got a hook at the end of a pole. Works great. Listen to me now, and comprehend it later, top-stupidassed-poster. When you're standing on the bow, and you are four feet off the water, and you hook the mooring ball, How the **** do you tie a line to it? DO you know what knots are? How about bends? Cheers MC |
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I'm sure you have no clue.
"Horvath" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:49:46 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz" wrote this crap: Duh, it's called a Happy Hooker. You should know about it, since you have a propesity for paying for sex from hookers. Actually, I'm serious about the product. It works great. I'm sure you are. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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Listen to me dumbass bottom-feeder. Use the Happy Hooker
product or similar. BTW, you can even use it from a dock, which is about as close to a boat you'll ever get. Maybe you can win a flag from there. "Horvath" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:48:43 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz" wrote this crap: Hey dumb****, have you heard of a boat hook?? Newsflash...it's got a hook at the end of a pole. Works great. Listen to me now, and comprehend it later, top-stupidassed-poster. When you're standing on the bow, and you are four feet off the water, and you hook the mooring ball, How the **** do you tie a line to it? It's much easier to have someone stand on the swim platform, and back up to the ball, dumbass. Ave Imperator Bush! Bush Was Right! Four More Beers! |
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Been there, been bent.
"The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Horvath wrote: On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 20:48:43 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz" wrote this crap: Hey dumb****, have you heard of a boat hook?? Newsflash...it's got a hook at the end of a pole. Works great. Listen to me now, and comprehend it later, top-stupidassed-poster. When you're standing on the bow, and you are four feet off the water, and you hook the mooring ball, How the **** do you tie a line to it? DO you know what knots are? How about bends? Cheers MC |
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Just for you stupid (duhh... scroll to the bottom, bottom-feeder)...
"Horvath" wrote in message ... On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 08:17:02 -0400, "Scott Vernon" wrote this crap: What's the big deal about sailing to/from a mooring? On your little boat there's no problem. On my boat, nobody at the bow can reach down far enough to grab the mooring ball. I find it's far easier to back up to the ball, with someone standing on the swim platform. http://216.255.29.178/page12.htm Scroll to near the bottom (just for you... a low class bottom feeder) and check out the B203 Happy HookerT. You are just too stupid for words. |
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Sorry, Bobadil, but your boat on it's best day, isn't really considered one of
C&C's finest efforts. C&C's finest efforts were in the 70s. The old 27 is twice the boat you own. The old 30, 33 are also amazing. Perry wrote that the 32 was essentailly a slightly larger version of the 30. High praise indeed! I don't think your 27 is a bad boat. RB |
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Well considering that you drive a Subaru Forrester (the lesbian car of
choice)... I don't drive a forester, dopey. RB |
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"Horvath" wrote in message | Duh! I have a hook, but when you hook the ball, how are you going to | tie a line to it? At the bow, you're standing four feet above the | water. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha ha ha ha ha ah......... Oh man that was just too funny!! Heh Horvath..... on my bowsprit you are standing 4 feet above the water as well. CM |
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"Horvath" wrote in message | When you're standing on the bow, and you are four feet off the water, | and you hook the mooring ball, | | How the **** do you tie a line to it? Okay... I thought you were pulling our collective leg here.... it's obvious why you prefer a slip at the dock. Once you hook the ball you pull it up to the deck and tie on with a mooring painter to each cleat at the bow. If you have a regular mooring you fit it with two 15 ft floating mooring painters about 3/4" dia. It's much easier to "hook" the painters and secure than yanking the ball up to the boat each time. | | It's much easier to have someone stand on the swim platform, and back | up to the ball to moor stern first dumbass. Yes Horvath... I've seen people moor stern to... it's cute and sets your place in the pecking order of sailors. CM |
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I'm beginning to lose all faith in the possibility of inducing Jon to reply
with his brain engaged. He has claimed a 162 IQ yet has shown a flagrant refusal to employ his supposed superior intellect. It casts doubt on his abilities and offers Bob the venue of merely remaining silent while Ganz hangs himself time and again with his own ill thought replies. I here by officially abandon my efforts to coach Jon.... the constant chore of beating my head against a stone wall is interfering with my drinking. Good Luck Ganz... CM "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... | I give up. Let no-one claim I didn't at least try. | | FT | | Jonathan Ganz wrote: | | In bob's case that wouldn't be possible anyway. | | "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message | ... | Jon, please...try to ignore what's right in front of you, and | think, instead, of turning the connection between "lard" and | "drip" into a connection with "drip" and something else. You | know? "A is to B as B is to C but C and A normally appear totally | unrelated". Then, simply find a "B" that means both "B" and "C", | depending on context. It is the surprise juxtaposition of "A" and | "C" that brightens the day. You do not need turds for a pungent | repsonse. | | FT | | Jonathan Ganz wrote: | | Yeh, but the analogy doesn't fit. If you take away the lard, | you'd be left with a turd. | | "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message | ... | Jon... notice the graceful arc of the blade.... the subtle unexpected | strike.... so swift and surgical as to not mar the blade edge with | blood..... blood is drawn yet the victim is only critically wounded. | That, Ganz is a true display of the mastery in the art form of the NG | Ginshu | Ninja.... | | CM | | "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message | ... | | | Ignore those who would blind you with science, for the answer is | | obvious: take away all the lard and you'll still be left with a | | drip. | | |
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BB,
Foresters are great cars. Please don't criticize RB for this. He does the best he can. wrote in message ... On 18 Jul 2003 10:25:16 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote: Well considering that you drive a Subaru Forrester (the lesbian car of choice)... I don't drive a forester, dopey. Hard to belive you only drive it when you are not dopey. That doesn't leave much time! BB |
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Keep drinking. You'll get it eventually!
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ... I'm beginning to lose all faith in the possibility of inducing Jon to reply with his brain engaged. He has claimed a 162 IQ yet has shown a flagrant refusal to employ his supposed superior intellect. It casts doubt on his abilities and offers Bob the venue of merely remaining silent while Ganz hangs himself time and again with his own ill thought replies. I here by officially abandon my efforts to coach Jon.... the constant chore of beating my head against a stone wall is interfering with my drinking. Good Luck Ganz... CM "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message ... | I give up. Let no-one claim I didn't at least try. | | FT | | Jonathan Ganz wrote: | | In bob's case that wouldn't be possible anyway. | | "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message | ... | Jon, please...try to ignore what's right in front of you, and | think, instead, of turning the connection between "lard" and | "drip" into a connection with "drip" and something else. You | know? "A is to B as B is to C but C and A normally appear totally | unrelated". Then, simply find a "B" that means both "B" and "C", | depending on context. It is the surprise juxtaposition of "A" and | "C" that brightens the day. You do not need turds for a pungent | repsonse. | | FT | | Jonathan Ganz wrote: | | Yeh, but the analogy doesn't fit. If you take away the lard, | you'd be left with a turd. | | "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message | ... | Jon... notice the graceful arc of the blade.... the subtle unexpected | strike.... so swift and surgical as to not mar the blade edge with | blood..... blood is drawn yet the victim is only critically wounded. | That, Ganz is a true display of the mastery in the art form of the NG | Ginshu | Ninja.... | | CM | | "Flying Tadpole" wrote in message | ... | | | Ignore those who would blind you with science, for the answer is | | obvious: take away all the lard and you'll still be left with a | | drip. | | |
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