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My father's credit union is 0% interest along with other nice terms. Daddy's credit union is in the matrix. Whatever, but I'm getting a far nicer, bigger, faster and more modern boat than your tired dinosaur! And my C&C 32 is also nicer than your boat! FACTS, my little Loco! RB |
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You're such a big fat liar.
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... My father's credit union is 0% interest along with other nice terms. Daddy's credit union is in the matrix. Whatever, but I'm getting a far nicer, bigger, faster and more modern boat than your tired dinosaur! And my C&C 32 is also nicer than your boat! FACTS, my little Loco! RB |
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You're such a big fat liar.
Your best and only hope, however futile. RB |
Bobsprit has 2 Boats!
Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're"
while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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"HUh?" wrote in message y.com... You're such a big fat liar. |
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You're is the contraction for "you are."
Your turn. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're" while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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Good, I'm glad we got that straight. How about "their" and "they're".
Cheers MC HUh? wrote: You're is the contraction for "you are." Your turn. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're" while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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They don't sound the same do they?
;-) Cheers MC wrote: On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:49:34 +1300, The_navigator© wrote: Good, I'm glad we got that straight. How about "their" and "they're". How about "Bobsprit" and "sailor" BB |
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Same thing: the contraction for "they are" is they're. Their is a
possessive as is "your." "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Good, I'm glad we got that straight. How about "their" and "they're". Cheers MC HUh? wrote: You're is the contraction for "you are." Your turn. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're" while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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Theyn why can't they get it right?
Cheers MC HUh? wrote: Same thing: the contraction for "they are" is they're. Their is a possessive as is "your." "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Good, I'm glad we got that straight. How about "their" and "they're". Cheers MC HUh? wrote: You're is the contraction for "you are." Your turn. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're" while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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There's no easy way. They're going to get theirs and you're going to get
yours. "But they argued all night about who had the right to do what, with which and to whom." "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Theyn why can't they get it right? Cheers MC HUh? wrote: Same thing: the contraction for "they are" is they're. Their is a possessive as is "your." "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Good, I'm glad we got that straight. How about "their" and "they're". Cheers MC HUh? wrote: You're is the contraction for "you are." Your turn. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... Perhaps you could also corredt them on the use of "your" and "you're" while you are at it? Cheers MC Simple Simon wrote: 'Effect' is not a verb. For a writer you're not too bright. Could it be I caught you lying again? 'Affect' is the verb. 'Effect' is the noun. Good Lord! S.Simon "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Ahhhh yes! By contract, the 34XL is now mine. Still, she'll be registered in my father's name! Then she's not legally yours, she belongs to your father. Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? How does it effect you? Bwahahahaha! RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Exactly. I have a health problem that makes me quite ill perhaps two weeks out of each year. Irritable Bowel Syndrome???? Regards Donal -- |
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Exactly. I have a health problem that makes me quite ill perhaps two weeks
out of each year. Irritable Bowel Syndrome???? Actually, Donal...no. But it is a disease with no cure. IBS is no laughing matter, much like Colitis or Chrones though usually less severe. RB |
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Bobsprit wrote:
Uh, so what? Who cares? How does this effect me? That's what my cousin said ... before his father sold "his" car. (c: Too bad for your cousin. Glad I'm not him. My father and I are quite close. I learned long ago that no one "owns" anything. It's all so silly. You're on this planet for the wink of an eye. You own nothing. We're all renters here and I "rent" better than most! It's a matter of semantics. "Own" implies that you have more or less exclusive use of and control over the subject in question. I'm glad you're pleased with your lot in life. Many with more are not. |
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It's a matter of semantics. "Own" implies that you have more or less
exclusive use of and control over the subject in question. I'm glad you're pleased with your lot in life. Many with more are not. Of course I'm happy! Have you ever taken notice of how much of the world lives? Our cable bills could feed whole villages. Donal and Loco's lame comments over who's boat is better is just plain sad. We are all VERY lucky to have what we have. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Exactly. I have a health problem that makes me quite ill perhaps two weeks out of each year. Irritable Bowel Syndrome???? Actually, Donal...no. But it is a disease with no cure. IBS is no laughing matter, much like Colitis or Chrones though usually less severe. Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you. Regards Donal -- |
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Bi-Polar would qualify.
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Exactly. I have a health problem that makes me quite ill perhaps two weeks out of each year. Irritable Bowel Syndrome???? Actually, Donal...no. But it is a disease with no cure. IBS is no laughing matter, much like Colitis or Chrones though usually less severe. RB |
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Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you.
IBS is a disabling illness for some patients. Many find that it eventually leads to an ultimate diagnosis of UC, which often require multiple surgeries and meds that leave some prone to various types of cancer. Something to joke about or wish on someone? Maybe for Donal or Neal. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you. IBS is a disabling illness for some patients. Many find that it eventually leads to an ultimate diagnosis of UC, which often require multiple surgeries and meds that leave some prone to various types of cancer. Something to joke about or wish on someone? Maybe for Donal or Neal. C'mon. You know that it would have suited you! An asshole with irritable bowel syndrome would be too funny. We'd have piles of laughs! Regards Donal -- |
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That's not correct. IBS is in no way a harbinger of either
cancer nor UC. However, it is a disabling disease for many people. It's one of the leading causes of workplace absense. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you. IBS is a disabling illness for some patients. Many find that it eventually leads to an ultimate diagnosis of UC, which often require multiple surgeries and meds that leave some prone to various types of cancer. Something to joke about or wish on someone? Maybe for Donal or Neal. RB |
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That's not correct. IBS is in no way a harbinger of either
cancer nor UC. However, it is a disabling disease for many people. It's one of the leading causes of workplace absense. Incorrect, Jonathan. Many patients with IBS develop UC and many patients with UC develope Chrons. No one knows why, just as no one can find a full genetic link with these diseases. Cancer is a higher risk due to steroid based drugs employed in the treatments and weakened imune systems. UC patients off-meds are still 20 times more likely to devlope colon cancer. The reason I know about this is that two people in my life suffered from IBS and UC. Both suffered from IBS prior to full blown UC. One of them is dead. If someone in your life has IBS or UC there is an excellent Newsgroup where you can get support and advise. Try Alt.Support.Crohns-Colitis. This is why I can't get into a trolling war with Donal with a disease at the center. RB |
Bobsprit = IBS
Irritating Bull ****
"Donal" wrote in message ... "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you. IBS is a disabling illness for some patients. Many find that it eventually leads to an ultimate diagnosis of UC, which often require multiple surgeries and meds that leave some prone to various types of cancer. Something to joke about or wish on someone? Maybe for Donal or Neal. C'mon. You know that it would have suited you! An asshole with irritable bowel syndrome would be too funny. We'd have piles of laughs! Regards Donal -- |
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Bobsprit wrote:
It's a matter of semantics. "Own" implies that you have more or less exclusive use of and control over the subject in question. I'm glad you're pleased with your lot in life. Many with more are not. Of course I'm happy! Have you ever taken notice of how much of the world lives? Our cable bills could feed whole villages. Donal and Loco's lame comments over who's boat is better is just plain sad. We are all VERY lucky to have what we have. RB Question is, why are we not happy? |
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RB
Question is, why are we not happy? Happiness is a very relative term. For some people simple mortality is enough to plague any chance for true happiness. I often envy simple folk who seem satisfied with a modest lifestyle and a hard job. I think television and the media in general programs the vast majority to constantly seek to "upgrade" every aspect of their lives. I've never upgraded anything. I only seek a new experience when I buy something new, better or worse. For me that is what's fun. This is what Donal and many others simply don't get. I taunt him with my "better boat" but in truth there's no such thing. If I owned a rowboat I'd still be a lucky fellow. A true key to happiness is genuine perspective. RB |
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Donal wrote: "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Pity. Irritable Bowel Syndrome would have suited you. IBS is a disabling illness for some patients. Many find that it eventually leads to an ultimate diagnosis of UC, which often require multiple surgeries and meds that leave some prone to various types of cancer. Something to joke about or wish on someone? Maybe for Donal or Neal. C'mon. You know that it would have suited you! An asshole with irritable bowel syndrome would be too funny. We'd have piles of laughs! Ouch...that's below the belt, Donal...anyway, Bobsprit's _our_ anal pain, not his own. -- Flying Tadpole ------------------------- Learn what lies below the waves of cyberspace! http://www.internetopera.netfirms.com |
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You are completely and totally wrong. alt.whatever has
nothing to do with reality. You're talking about anecdotal evidence vs. actual reliable data. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... That's not correct. IBS is in no way a harbinger of either cancer nor UC. However, it is a disabling disease for many people. It's one of the leading causes of workplace absense. Incorrect, Jonathan. Many patients with IBS develop UC and many patients with UC develope Chrons. No one knows why, just as no one can find a full genetic link with these diseases. Cancer is a higher risk due to steroid based drugs employed in the treatments and weakened imune systems. UC patients off-meds are still 20 times more likely to devlope colon cancer. The reason I know about this is that two people in my life suffered from IBS and UC. Both suffered from IBS prior to full blown UC. One of them is dead. If someone in your life has IBS or UC there is an excellent Newsgroup where you can get support and advise. Try Alt.Support.Crohns-Colitis. This is why I can't get into a trolling war with Donal with a disease at the center. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... This is why I can't get into a trolling war with Donal with a disease at the center. Nonsense! You will just have to try harder. I'd behave a bit more sympathetically if *I* didn't also have to "dissappear" from the ng occassionally. However, there is no point in being a wimp about it. This is Usenet. You cannot portray yourself as the most obnoxious person on the planet - and then expect sympathy because you have some, unidentified, illness. Grow up, you big baby! You will get no sympathy here. Regards Donal -- |
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You cannot portray yourself as the most
obnoxious person on the planet - and then expect sympathy because you have some, unidentified, illness. No one expects sympathy. I don't have IBS or UC. But using diseases as a trolling element or insult just isn't my bag. Sorry. RB |
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You are completely and totally wrong. alt.whatever has
nothing to do with reality. You're talking about anecdotal evidence vs. actual reliable data. I have been dealing with UC for 22 years. I'm quite informed on the subject, including familial link data, cancer statistics and new treatments, including the Austrialian anti-biotic cocktail that was tested with some success on UC patients. Because of a sad occurence I know quite a bit about the realities and devestating effects of these diseases. I have no wish to debate them tit-for-tat in this forum. Should you want to know more, e-mail me directly. I also have info on a new med released last year that is having some success for IBS and UC, though it's expensive. RB |
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You're talking about anecdotal
evidence vs. actual reliable data. Because of the highly variable symptoms for UC and IBS, just about every study made has been based on anecdotal data, inlcuding the familial link statistics cited recently at 15-20%, below the keying factor. As for cancer rates, IBS patients have a higher rate and UC patients are told to get scoped twice as often for just this reason. A person with UC needs to be scoped at a younger age as well. Some doctors suggest 35 as a starting point. Here's a link. http://ibscrohns.about.com/library/b...itiscancer.htm And this from the CFSN site: Irritable bowel syndrome is an epidemic in the United States. More than 5% of the population is afflicted by "idiopathic" (cause unknown) bowel discomfort, urgency, and diarrhea type symptoms. IBS can progress to colitis, but is different in that colonoscopy finds no obvious pathological changes in the bowel. RB |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... You cannot portray yourself as the most obnoxious person on the planet - and then expect sympathy because you have some, unidentified, illness. No one expects sympathy. I don't have IBS or UC. But using diseases as a trolling element or insult just isn't my bag. Sorry. Have we finally discovered depths of bad taste to which Bobsprit will not descend??? I don't think so! So what happens to you when you "dissappear" from the ng? Do you become a cripple? Real sailors don't whine about medical conditions. In fact, this ng has a shining example to all of us. Regards Donal -- |
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It's one of the leading causes of workplace absense.
Figures. |
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"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... You're talking about anecdotal evidence vs. actual reliable data. Irritable bowel syndrome is an epidemic in the United States. More than 5% of the population is afflicted by "idiopathic" (cause unknown) bowel discomfort, urgency, and diarrhea type symptoms. IBS can progress to colitis, but is different in that colonoscopy finds no obvious pathological changes in the bowel. Honestly, Bob, you really talk some sh*te. Regards Donal -- |
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On top of
that, the agreement may not be enforceable - leaving you high and dry. Just don't get divorced, or fix it first. Our marriage agreement is quite standard and it was well researched. It overides titles, deeds and even "gifts." Sure, they can do that, a contract to transfer a deed overrides it. But consider that in the legal world a contract is one of the weaker forms of indicia of asset ownership. That means that you may not win if it is contested. Just a little advice for ya, that's all. The boat and the next boat are not in my name due to insurance issues that are specific to me. OK, whatever man. Maintain the mystery. If we ever divorced I wouldn't want this boat...or the next one anyway. That is either a very romantic notion, ie, you'd be too distraught to worry about a material thing like a boat. Or, it is a very sinister notion, as in you would expect so much of Suzanne's assets that you could get a great boat. I wonder which one it is. |
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Bwahahahahaha OK, joker. Your investment company pays you a wage? What a laugh. You better try again, cause that ain't gonna work. Skitchy....seems to me that it IS working. It seems like it is working?. Ok, I guess that ends it. He hasn't even explained why he did it. Sounds like he paid money to set up a bunch of corporations when he doesn't even know why. Why are you so frustrated when others have found a viable system, even if unconventional? No frustration. Its just if I am having a hard day, its fun to kick Ozzie's pretend knowledge around a little. BTW his system is not unconventional at all - just not worthwhile. |
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why you or Boobs could gain any advantage by having an individual
(like a wife) hold assets. Please get back to the question at hand (but thanks for the laugh anyway). In my case it had to do with insurance. Taxes were a minimal factor. In the case of the 34XL, it's about financing. My father's credit union is 0% interest along with other nice terms. Well, at least put it in both your names. The lender doesn't care if more than one person own it, as long as the one with the deep pockets is on there. |
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If it all falls down I am not personally liable providing I have not
breached my duties as a director. ie trading when insolvent. Good eh? Without knowing the specifics, Skitchy is ****ing into the wind suggesting any part of your situation is not "proper." Proper has nothing to do with it, Bob. His statement above is correct, except he fails to note that he would also be personable liable if the corporate shell is a mere instrumentality of his, which it appears to be. This ain't **** into the wind, rather **** on a stupid ownership structure. It's frustration on his part, plane and simple. There are some people in this world who are driven mad by the happiness of others. Neal, Skitchy, Binary Jane and Scotty are clear examples. Its easy to say this when there is nothing else to say. Boobs, Oz is an idiot, but I was just trying to give you straight up advice. |
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Wasn't hard to figure out.
It wasn't hard to figure out that putting the boat in your wife's name would allow you to borrow under your father's credit union? OK, if you say so. |
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We're not talking about UC. I have a friend who has that
also. We're talking about IBS, which is completely different and has nothing to do with UC. I'm also aware of the drug you allude to. The study was conducted with mostly women, and as yet is not approved for men by the FDA. It is not generally covered by insurance because of the lack of approval. You're right, it's expensive. IBS can be helped with regular antibiotics, but not complete solved with them for most people. UC is a different story entirely. If you have that or know someone who has, I pity you. It is certainly life-threatening. "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... You are completely and totally wrong. alt.whatever has nothing to do with reality. You're talking about anecdotal evidence vs. actual reliable data. I have been dealing with UC for 22 years. I'm quite informed on the subject, including familial link data, cancer statistics and new treatments, including the Austrialian anti-biotic cocktail that was tested with some success on UC patients. Because of a sad occurence I know quite a bit about the realities and devestating effects of these diseases. I have no wish to debate them tit-for-tat in this forum. Should you want to know more, e-mail me directly. I also have info on a new med released last year that is having some success for IBS and UC, though it's expensive. RB |
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