It's a funny thing...
 

Comments interspersed:

Simple Simon wrote:
Why should I waste my time defending myself against
Shen44's scurrilous acquisitions? He calls me a troll
and thinks I'd be stupid enough to respond to slanderous
lies in his post which is such an obvious troll. Gimme a break!

There wasn't one lie in what he said .... you are one rank amateur
trolling fraud, as is obvious by the fact you were unable to counter any
accusation he made.

And, you've got it all wrong about my license. I was
at my bank today and I see where the Coast Guard
has cashed my check for 95 bucks. The date they
cashed it was two days prior to my license expiring.

I couldn't care less as to what you're bank says (as an admitted lying
troll, who could trust what you say about your bank, anyway) until you
have that actual license, you HAVE NO license.

You're a fraud, Neal, pure and Simple !! Start answering questions posed
and show some experience and first hand knowledge, or climb back into
your chain locker, with the rest of the dredged up crud found therein.

otn


Their taking my money represents a legal contract
that states they accepted the money in return for
granting me a renewed license. This means I am
NOT operating with an expired license. It simply
means I have not yet received my renewed license.

From a legal standpoint the license is good from the
date of issue. When I receive it makes no legal
difference.


S.Simon - USCG Master


"otnmbrd" wrote in message ink.net...

No Neal, You have an expired license, which means you have NO license
(any idiot with any brain power would never let his license expire
without getting a new one prior to).
Actually, you are a prime example of a major flaw in the US licensing
process. Any clown with minimal experience and a good memory can pass a
test that will give him some form of license. Thankfully, for the
unlimited licenses, they make you start at the bottom rung and show
proof of experience, prior to being allowed to take the next higher
step. (This too is flawed, as it relies on inexperienced people giving a
multiple guess test on a subject they are not familiar with).
I see you didn't try, and/or were unable to counter any of Sheen's list
of your "maritime" failings .... shame .... we could all have had a good
laugh.
You're a Trolling fraud, Neal, nothing more .... I constantly hear
"MayDays" from idiots such as you, and occasionally, am embarrassed to
admit that your ilk exist within the US licensing community.
EG bet you don't see that renewal for at least another month.

otn

Simple Simon wrote:

Correction: I HAVE a license - it's just expired for now but
a new one is on the way.

S.Simon - past and future USCG Master.




"Shen44" wrote in message ...


Subject: It's a funny thing...
From: "Simple Simon"
Date: 12/12/2003 16:56 Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

What do you know about boats other than how to
store them for long periods of time?

S.Simon - year round sailor.



Those who live in glass houses........ (no pun intended).
You've proven and stated you are no more than a troll.
You've proven to be someone with a highly flawed understanding of the Rules
.... so you troll.
You've proven you know nothing of celestial navigation and less about a sextant
.... so you troll.
You've proven your basic seamanship skill and background is lacking (don't know
what trim is on a ship)....so you troll.
I've watched you lose most arguments on sailing .... so you troll ..... yet you
try to belittle any and everyone elses experience and ability ....... obvious
troll.
Let's be honest, Neal, you're not even a Master Troll, just an obvious one, and
you'll NEVER be a Master Mariner, especially, BG since you no longer have a
license.


Shen

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"katysails" wrote in message ...

What do you know about boats

I know a great deal more than you in many regards. I know that inserting a piece of plumber pipe up the boom of my boat is going to
destroy it's sailibility; I know that the wood trim in my boat is called "brightwork"; I know that mauve is NOT an interior boat
color and has never figured in to a nautical theme ever I know that varnishing when ones boat is full of cat hair is about one of
the stupidest things I've ever heard.
--

My Dear Woman,

This is what I get for defending you against stalkers?

Galvanized iron pipe in the boom has not hurt the performance of my
boat one iota. Furthermore, the term brightwork is used only for
exterior varnished wood. It is not proper to use brightwork for
interior woodwork or trim. Mauve is a most excellent color for
cushions. Studies prove mauve is soothing to the nerves and it
contrasts with sea colors being an earth color itself. It lends
a welcome contrast to the outside sea colors and makes a boat
warm and homey.

The cat hair is a problem but you will notice how I do the
varnishing in the cold season when the cat is growing hair
and not shedding hair. Smarter than you thought, huh?

S.Simon

It's a funny thing...
 

They don't sail. Sorry, it's not that funny.

"katysails" wrote in message
...

that those who are in the midst of summer or who live in the semi-tropics
are squabbling about politics and such when they could be relating their
great sailing experiences. At least the Northerners are talking about their
boats, even though they may be dry-docked for the time-being.
--
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

It's a funny thing...
 

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
Studies prove mauve is soothing to the nerves

Purple isn't soothing.


Regards


Donal
--

It's a funny thing...
 

Studies prove mauve is soothing to the nerves...

They have valid treatments nowadays for anxiety disorder...maybe you =
should see a doctor...

--=20
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein