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No. You let it go. You're the newbie fool. You're the one
making an even bigger fool out of himself with each post. I'll be here long after you're gone and your piece of junk is in the trash heap. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Jim Cate" wrote in message ... Jonathan Ganz wrote: Because he's either stupid, a troll, or trying to justify his poor choice. Then why are you sticking around in this discussion, John? Can't let it go? Jim |
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![]() Jonathan Ganz wrote: No. You let it go. You're the newbie fool. You're the one making an even bigger fool out of himself with each post. I'll be here long after you're gone and your piece of junk is in the trash heap. Actually, I've been posting notes to this ng since 1997, and I've been sailing for some 30 years. You ought to listen to us older, experienced sailors, Johanthan. Jim |
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You're a liar and a fraud as best as I can tell. You're an old fool
at best. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Jim Cate" wrote in message ... Jonathan Ganz wrote: No. You let it go. You're the newbie fool. You're the one making an even bigger fool out of himself with each post. I'll be here long after you're gone and your piece of junk is in the trash heap. Actually, I've been posting notes to this ng since 1997, and I've been sailing for some 30 years. You ought to listen to us older, experienced sailors, Johanthan. Jim |
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![]() Jonathan Ganz wrote: You're a liar and a fraud as best as I can tell. You're an old fool at best. Wrong again, Johnny. Check the notes posted on this newsgroup in March of 1997, and thereafter. Jim |
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No.. you check the notes. I have better things to do Jimmy.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Jim Cate" wrote in message ... Jonathan Ganz wrote: You're a liar and a fraud as best as I can tell. You're an old fool at best. Wrong again, Johnny. Check the notes posted on this newsgroup in March of 1997, and thereafter. Jim |
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![]() Jonathan Ganz wrote: No.. you check the notes. I have better things to do Jimmy. Johnny, I was posting notes on this newsgroup seven years ago. Unless you were here earlier than 1997, that makes you the "newguy". Jim |
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HOLY **** ! He's been pulling this same troll since '97.
From: Jim Cate ) Subject: MacGregor 26 pro's/cons Newsgroups: alt.sailing.asa Date: 1997/03/19 In the dust writes: Jim Cate wrote: (The entire text of Roger MacGregor's sales brochure) Jim Cate ******************************************** Uhhhh Jim.... How's Rog these days? __________________________________________________ _- Uhhhh, (Elpolvo???), actually, I don't know Roger, and I don't work for MacGregor, and I don't own a MacGregor, and I don't often sail a MacGregor, and I sail a Cal 34 rather than a Mac, and my favorite cruising boat is the Valiant 40 rather than the Mac. But hey, "Elpolvo," instead of posting sarcastic putdowns, how about addressing the substance of what I was saying. I was certainly NOT trying to push the Mac 26 as a suitable boat for extended blue water passagemaking, but rather, I merely pointed out some of the features that are often overlooked by the poor souls who have made huge investments in heavy boats, and who usually leave them tied up to the dock (all the time paying the substantial marina bills) because they can seldom get them out to the blue water over a weekend. There are thousands and thousands of beautiful boats docked in the marinas in our area, and most of them just sit there for 99.9% of the time accruing marina bills, insurance bills, maintenance bills, interest charges, depreciation, etc, etc. You can argue till you're blue in the face about the light construction of the Mac, and how much better your boat is than the Mac, but the facts are that there are some rather substantial practical advantages in the design, including some significant safety advantages over heavy boats. Enough to make them the fastest selling sailboat in the world, the last I checked. Incidentally, it happens that I have been flamed by some of the best in the business, and I always come back, so don't start something that you don't want to continue, for whatever time it takes. Jim "Jim Cate" wrote in message ... Jonathan Ganz wrote: No.. you check the notes. I have better things to do Jimmy. Johnny, I was posting notes on this newsgroup seven years ago. Unless you were here earlier than 1997, that makes you the "newguy". Jim |
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I was here from the beginning. You're just a MacBoy either way.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Jim Cate" wrote in message ... Jonathan Ganz wrote: No.. you check the notes. I have better things to do Jimmy. Johnny, I was posting notes on this newsgroup seven years ago. Unless you were here earlier than 1997, that makes you the "newguy". Jim |