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but your feedback is not 100%, mine is.

S



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
I did, feedback not 100% like mine is.

You have very little feedback one way or the other. My SALES feedback is
100%,
no negatives.

RB

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"felton" wrote

FYI...if it is a "pick up only in Queens" forget it:)

like those props were.

SV

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On 03 May 2004 23:22:10 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

Well that doesn't help:) If either is a 16 x 10 x 1 (RH), let me
know. FYI...if it is a "pick up only in Queens" forget it:)

I ship most items. I'm about to list more outboard engines, inlcuding a really
nice 9.9, but I'd prefer not to ship those.

RB

"outboard engines". Is that how you are describing the oars now?...:)

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DSK wrote:

Bart Senior wrote:

I've always thought pine was easy to work.


Depends, longleaf pine is fairly soft & easy to bend but it tends to
dull tools.

Pine defined as a wood that dulls tools? Are yours made in China?

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but your feedback is not 100%, mine is.

You have no feedback.

RB

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FYI...if it is a "pick up only in Queens" forget it:)

like those props were.

Those props were shipped today. Pure profit.

RB

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Bobsprit wrote:
Those props were shipped today. Pure profit.

In other words, they were stolen.

Funny, they "were going to be listed soon" and now they are already
shipped... somehow I think the Boobster is indulging in more fantasy here.

DSK

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In other words, they were stolen.

Funny, they "were going to be listed soon" and now they are already
shipped... somehow I think the Boobster is indulging in more fantasy here.

Doug, you're out of touch, as usual. He's talking about the big props I sold a
few days back on ebay.
Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing. Not exactly a
class act, are you Doug?

RB

RB

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Bobsprit wrote:

In other words, they were stolen.

Funny, they "were going to be listed soon" and now they are already
shipped... somehow I think the Boobster is indulging in more fantasy here.

Doug, you're out of touch, as usual. He's talking about the big props I sold a
few days back on ebay.
Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing. Not exactly a
class act, are you Doug?


Careful, he'll explode at you!

Cheers

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MC queried:Pine defined as a wood that dulls tools? Are yours made in China?

Doesn't matter where the tools were made...pine is full of creosote and sap
and does dull saws...we have lots of jack pine and red pine on our property
and have to lop a lot of limbs...and we sharpen saw blades a lot....


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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

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"felton" wrote

"outboard engines". Is that how you are describing the oars now?...:)

No, he calls them the Alien Girls.
;)

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yes I do. 100% positive. Unlike yours'.

SV

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
but your feedback is not 100%, mine is.

You have no feedback.

RB

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"Bobsprit" wrote

I dug 18 soda cans outa da dumpster today. Pure profit.

RB

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Your cutting speed is too high?

Cheers

katysails wrote:

MC queried:Pine defined as a wood that dulls tools? Are yours made in China?

Doesn't matter where the tools were made...pine is full of creosote and sap
and does dull saws...we have lots of jack pine and red pine on our property
and have to lop a lot of limbs...and we sharpen saw blades a lot....

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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"Bobsprit" wrote

I dug 18 soda cans outa da dumpster today. Pure profit.

RB

Which reminds me of the cautionary tale of the cleaner(janitor, actually) at
my place of employment that died in a murder/suicide at work. Seems he was
in stairwell at work, where he allegedly groped a female security guard. He
apparently had a bit of money, he was afraid that she was going to sue him
and take it all. Even though this guy was making well over $120K annually at
the time, he and his wife would troll the freeway interchanges(the grassy
areas on the side of the road) looking for 10 cent deposit bottles and cans
that had been discarded by motorists! My wife was working at the plant at
the time, he approached her and asked if he could have her empty pop bottle,
she said no, he gave her one of those if looks could kill stares. Early one
Sunday morning, he went to the security office and accosted the father of
the alleged victim, who happened to be a securiy supervisor at the plant,
shot and killed him and then himself. I don't know if there's a moral to
this story, maybe Scotty can think of one.
John Cairns

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MC asked:
Your cutting speed is too high?

I use a hand saw....I doubt that would be the problem at all.....it's wet
pitch....
--
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

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On Tue, 4 May 2004 02:12:36 -0400, "John Cairns"
wrote:


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"Bobsprit" wrote

I dug 18 soda cans outa da dumpster today. Pure profit.

RB

Which reminds me of the cautionary tale of the cleaner(janitor, actually) at
my place of employment that died in a murder/suicide at work. Seems he was
in stairwell at work, where he allegedly groped a female security guard. He
apparently had a bit of money, he was afraid that she was going to sue him
and take it all. Even though this guy was making well over $120K annually at
the time, he and his wife would troll the freeway interchanges(the grassy
areas on the side of the road) looking for 10 cent deposit bottles and cans
that had been discarded by motorists! My wife was working at the plant at
the time, he approached her and asked if he could have her empty pop bottle,
she said no, he gave her one of those if looks could kill stares. Early one
Sunday morning, he went to the security office and accosted the father of
the alleged victim, who happened to be a securiy supervisor at the plant,
shot and killed him and then himself. I don't know if there's a moral to
this story, maybe Scotty can think of one.
John Cairns

I think the moral of the story is that if a janitor at your place of
business is making "well over $120k", then the economy is in better
shape than we thought and most of us need to reacquaint ourselves with
mops and floor buffers.

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Bobsprit wrote:
Doug, you're out of touch, as usual. He's talking about the big props I sold a
few days back on ebay.

Who's "he"? Referring to yourself in the third person is not a sign of
good mental health. And just yesterday "you" said that "you" were "about
to sell them." Now it was a few days back, eh? Having problems keeping
your fictional live(s) straight?


Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.

I know you well enough, thanks.

... Not exactly a
class act, are you Doug?

It's all the fault of the company I keep.

DSK

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"DSK" wrote in message

| Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.
|
| I know you well enough, thanks.

Wooooooooooooo......


| ... Not exactly a
| class act, are you Doug?
|
| It's all the fault of the company I keep.

Power Boaters? ;-)

CM

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I don't classify trawlers under powerboats.

Scotty



"Capt. Mooron" wrote
|
| It's all the fault of the company I keep.

Power Boaters? ;-)

CM

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WHoa! Are you claiming your janitor makes $120k/year?

Moral? uh.....don't litter.

SV

"John Cairns" wrote in message
...

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"Bobsprit" wrote

I dug 18 soda cans outa da dumpster today. Pure profit.

RB

Which reminds me of the cautionary tale of the cleaner(janitor, actually)
at
my place of employment that died in a murder/suicide at work. Seems he was
in stairwell at work, where he allegedly groped a female security guard.
He
apparently had a bit of money, he was afraid that she was going to sue him
and take it all. Even though this guy was making well over $120K annually
at
the time, he and his wife would troll the freeway interchanges(the grassy
areas on the side of the road) looking for 10 cent deposit bottles and
cans
that had been discarded by motorists! My wife was working at the plant at
the time, he approached her and asked if he could have her empty pop
bottle,
she said no, he gave her one of those if looks could kill stares. Early
one
Sunday morning, he went to the security office and accosted the father of
the alleged victim, who happened to be a securiy supervisor at the plant,
shot and killed him and then himself. I don't know if there's a moral to
this story, maybe Scotty can think of one.
John Cairns

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Who's "he"? Referring to yourself in the third person is not a sign of
good mental health. And just yesterday "you" said that "you" were "about
to sell them." Now it was a few days back, eh? Having problems keeping
your fictional live(s) straight?

Fictional? The stuff on ebay seems real enough, Dougie boy.
"We" refers to the yards and myself. "I" refers to the person handling the
sales.
Good try, kid.

RB

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| Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.
|
| I know you well enough, thanks.

You don't know a thing and you prove it when you call people thieves.
Pretty F'ed up behavior, Doug. You won't find me messing about with peoples
business. Still worse, I've doing this with local yards. So you're essentially
calling them thieves as well.
All in all, pretty creepy of you to make such an accusation. And pretty sad.

RB

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Don't Hold it Back Bob...... ;-)

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| | Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.
| |
| | I know you well enough, thanks.
|
| You don't know a thing and you prove it when you call people thieves.
| Pretty F'ed up behavior, Doug. You won't find me messing about with
peoples
| business. Still worse, I've doing this with local yards. So you're
essentially
| calling them thieves as well.
| All in all, pretty creepy of you to make such an accusation. And pretty
sad.
|
| RB

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On Tue, 4 May 2004 18:38:35 -0300, "Capt. Mooron"
wrote:

Don't Hold it Back Bob...... ;-)

CM

Nothing makes a fence madder than to be called a thief:)



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| | Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.
| |
| | I know you well enough, thanks.
|
| You don't know a thing and you prove it when you call people thieves.
| Pretty F'ed up behavior, Doug. You won't find me messing about with
peoples
| business. Still worse, I've doing this with local yards. So you're
essentially
| calling them thieves as well.
| All in all, pretty creepy of you to make such an accusation. And pretty
sad.
|
| RB

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Don't Hold it Back Bob...... ;-)


I didn't. I labeled Doug a "creep" which is exactly what he is.

RB

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Years ago, my father bought 3 watches for us kids from a street
peddler named Izzy, who frequented the Gansvoort meat market in lower
Manhattan. We thought it was a hoot and told every one we got watches
from Izzy "The Fence". My old man thought this was funny and relayed
it to Izzy. We never saw Izzy again.



On Tue, 04 May 2004 21:55:25 GMT, felton wrote:

On Tue, 4 May 2004 18:38:35 -0300, "Capt. Mooron"
wrote:

Don't Hold it Back Bob...... ;-)

CM

Nothing makes a fence madder than to be called a thief:)



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| | Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.
| |
| | I know you well enough, thanks.
|
| You don't know a thing and you prove it when you call people thieves.
| Pretty F'ed up behavior, Doug. You won't find me messing about with
peoples
| business. Still worse, I've doing this with local yards. So you're
essentially
| calling them thieves as well.
| All in all, pretty creepy of you to make such an accusation. And pretty
sad.
|
| RB

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They can be worse. They make more wake and smell.

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

I don't classify trawlers under powerboats.

Scotty



"Capt. Mooron" wrote

|
| It's all the fault of the company I keep.

Power Boaters? ;-)

CM

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Are you saying too high a cutting speed does not dull tools?

Cheers

wrote:

On Tue, 04 May 2004 16:28:57 +1200, Navigator wrote:


Your cutting speed is too high?



Your knowledge level too low?

BB


Cheers

katysails wrote:


MC queried:Pine defined as a wood that dulls tools? Are yours made in China?

Doesn't matter where the tools were made...pine is full of creosote and sap
and does dull saws...we have lots of jack pine and red pine on our property
and have to lop a lot of limbs...and we sharpen saw blades a lot....

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wrote:

On Thu, 06 May 2004 10:17:08 +1200, Navigator wrote:


Are you saying too high a cutting speed does not dull tools?



No. I am saying you are dull and slow. You don't know much about woodworking,
either.


So I'm right and you can't stand it? You sound like Doug!

Cheers

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wrote:



No. I am saying you are dull and slow. You don't know much about woodworking,
either.



Well, Krenov agrees with me.

Cheers

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wrote:

On Thu, 06 May 2004 10:28:55 +1200, Navigator wrote:



wrote:


On Thu, 06 May 2004 10:17:08 +1200, Navigator wrote:



Are you saying too high a cutting speed does not dull tools?



No. I am saying you are dull and slow. You don't know much about woodworking,
either.


So I'm right and you can't stand it? You sound like Doug!



Quite the opposite. You shot off your ignorant mouth, and revealed yet more of
your shortcomings. How you can stand yourself is questionable. You and Tougboat
are opposing peas of the same pod.


So you are saying that, in your opinion, pine should be classified as
dulling tools? After all I only asked a question about classification
initially. I think that it interesting that wood in question is very
good for a cutting board which to be a good cutting should not dull
knives... Then again, what do I know?

Cheers

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wrote:

On Thu, 06 May 2004 10:38:28 +1200, Navigator wrote:



wrote:



No. I am saying you are dull and slow. You don't know much about woodworking,
either.



Well, Krenov agrees with me.

Cheers


Really? What does he say about working yellow pine? I somehow doubt he sees very
much of it.


Hard woods by themselves don't dull tools although they may be hard to
work?

Cheers

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MC asked: I think that it interesting that wood in question is very
good for a cutting board which to be a good cutting should not dull
knives... Then again, what do I know?

Obviously nothing about culinary arts...I have an oak cutting board and a
maple cutting biard....pine is too soft and the knife marks would allow
juices to seep into the wood...nasty....

--
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

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MC stated:
Hard woods by themselves don't dull tools

Ah, and therein lies your error...pine is not a hardwood....cherry, oak,
maple, walnut, hickory...those are hardwoods...pine is soft....
--
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

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Long leaf pine is soft?

Cheers

katysails wrote:

MC asked: I think that it interesting that wood in question is very
good for a cutting board which to be a good cutting should not dull
knives... Then again, what do I know?

Obviously nothing about culinary arts...I have an oak cutting board and a
maple cutting biard....pine is too soft and the knife marks would allow
juices to seep into the wood...nasty....

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Long leaf pine is soft?

Cheers

katysails wrote:

MC stated:
Hard woods by themselves don't dull tools

Ah, and therein lies your error...pine is not a hardwood....cherry, oak,
maple, walnut, hickory...those are hardwoods...pine is soft....

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Long leaf pine is soft?

I did a google search...it is classified as a hardwood type...so there are
hardwood pines and softwood pines...all the pine that grows arund here is
soft...and sappy...

--
katysails
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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

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wrote:

On Thu, 06 May 2004 10:38:28 +1200, Navigator wrote:



wrote:



No. I am saying you are dull and slow. You don't know much about woodworking,
either.



Well, Krenov agrees with me.

Cheers


Really? What does he say about working yellow pine? I somehow doubt he sees very
much of it.


Doubting is your prerogative. It was more common a while ago. One of my
fathers boats was made of it -with oak ribs.

Cheers

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DSK wrote:

Bobsprit wrote:

Doug, you're out of touch, as usual. He's talking about the big props
I sold a
few days back on ebay.


Who's "he"? Referring to yourself in the third person is not a sign of
good mental health. And just yesterday "you" said that "you" were "about
to sell them." Now it was a few days back, eh? Having problems keeping
your fictional live(s) straight?


Meanwhile you're accusing someone you don't know of stealing.


I know you well enough, thanks.

... Not exactly a
class act, are you Doug?


It's all the fault of the company I keep.


Good lord.

Cheers