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Popeye April 2nd 05 09:56 PM

Help! My foot is stuck in neal's ass!
 
Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?
Popeye


Flying Tadpole April 2nd 05 11:05 PM



Red Cloud® wrote:
snip

I understand Neal has been trying to post in a few other sailing groups and has
been getting slapped silly everywhere he goes.


Out of a less-than-overwhelming curiosity, which groups? (ie,
evidence, please)
--
Flying Tadpole

Donal April 3rd 05 12:37 AM


"Popeye" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?


Why don't you ask the surgeon who amputated your brain? He did an excellent
job!



Regards


Donal
--




Popeye April 3rd 05 12:51 AM


Donal wrote:
"Popeye" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?


Why don't you ask the surgeon who amputated your brain? He did an

excellent
job!


Ye nonenctity! Ye doesn't amputates a brain!
Saints be praised - sober up ye Irishman!

Popeye

O'Connell was staggering home with a pint of booze in his back pocket
when he slipped and fell heavily. Struggling to his feet, he felt
something wet running down his leg. "Please, God," he implored, "let it
be blood!"


JG April 3rd 05 01:03 AM

Yeah, he popped up in rec.boats and rec.boats.cruising. I don't post there
typically, just lurk.

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"Red Cloud®" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 07:35:20 +0930, Flying Tadpole

wrote:



Red Cloud® wrote:
snip

I understand Neal has been trying to post in a few other sailing groups
and has
been getting slapped silly everywhere he goes.


Out of a less-than-overwhelming curiosity, which groups? (ie,
evidence, please)


I don't wish to add to the crossposting foolishness. Just check around in
the
more popular sailing and boat groups. You'll find him easily enough. He's
the
one flopping on the deck, gasping and bleeding badly. Even Peggy Hall
brought
him up short and made a fool out of him without much effort. He's having
this
problem in more than one group, and the response in all has been outright
rejection. They figured out he was a certifiable jackass before the bits
were
dry on his posts. He's getting whacked silly on both sides of the pond.

rusty redcloud




Donal April 3rd 05 01:42 AM


"Popeye" wrote in message
ups.com...

Donal wrote:
"Popeye" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?


Why don't you ask the surgeon who amputated your brain? He did an

excellent
job!


Ye nonenctity! Ye doesn't amputates a brain!


Neal's hook is stuck in your mouth, and you think that your foot is stuck in
his arse.
How on Earth can you you be stupid enough to think that you have your foot
stuck in Neal's backside if you are still in possession of your brain?


Saints be praised - sober up ye Irishman!


Why? I don't most of my faculties to give you a good spanking.


Regards


Donal
--




Popeye April 3rd 05 01:50 AM

I'm hooked? then so r u! whooooohooooo!
go on now, give Popeye a good spankin' ye lubber!


Steve Thomas April 3rd 05 01:58 AM

I'd sooner have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.

"Popeye" wrote in message
ups.com...

Donal wrote:
"Popeye" wrote in message
oups.com...
Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?


Why don't you ask the surgeon who amputated your brain? He did an

excellent
job!


Ye nonenctity! Ye doesn't amputates a brain!
Saints be praised - sober up ye Irishman!

Popeye

O'Connell was staggering home with a pint of booze in his back pocket
when he slipped and fell heavily. Struggling to his feet, he felt
something wet running down his leg. "Please, God," he implored, "let it
be blood!"




John Cairns April 3rd 05 03:09 AM


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


Red Cloud® wrote:
snip

I understand Neal has been trying to post in a few other sailing groups
and has
been getting slapped silly everywhere he goes.


Out of a less-than-overwhelming curiosity, which groups? (ie, evidence,
please)
--
Flying Tadpole


Culled from uk.rec.sailing, don't post there much, rarely in fact, but I do
read it, they have sailing posts there.

"Duncan Heenan" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...
This looks like a good sailing newsgroup. I notice there's not
a woman posting at this time.
Jolly good!

CN


I think you'll find the Gay Sailors Group on the third floor sir, turn
right out of the lift and shout "Hello sailor!". Roger, the Cabin Boy will
attend to you.



If you google the original you'll find that this was the only reply.

John Cairns



Thom Stewart April 3rd 05 05:06 AM

Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?


JG April 3rd 05 05:45 AM

Old, but funny....

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"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
.. .
I'd sooner have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.




Flying Tadpole April 3rd 05 08:37 AM

LOL

Thom Stewart wrote:
Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?


--
Flying Tadpole

Scout April 3rd 05 11:43 AM

He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?




Flying Tadpole April 3rd 05 11:56 AM

But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_
singularity, with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:
He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?





Scout April 3rd 05 12:51 PM

Do you believe Popeye has not reached the point of no return?
Can you estimate the mass of the hole in question?
Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...
But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_ singularity,
with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:
He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...

Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?





Flying Tadpole April 3rd 05 01:06 PM



Scout wrote:
Do you believe Popeye has not reached the point of no return?


To be blunt, I have no wish to contemplate what the point in
question might be.

Can you estimate the mass of the hole in question?


Not possible, since it comprises Dark Matter.

FT

Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...

But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_ singularity,
with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:

He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...


Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?





Scout April 3rd 05 01:30 PM

hmmm, if it were a multiple choice question, and given a whole body mass for
CN of 80 kilograms, I would've guessed the critical circumference to be
about 1.12E-64 meters (or 4.39E-63 inches). So Popeye should be audible to
us.
Scout


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


Scout wrote:
Do you believe Popeye has not reached the point of no return?


To be blunt, I have no wish to contemplate what the point in question
might be.

Can you estimate the mass of the hole in question?


Not possible, since it comprises Dark Matter.

FT

Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...

But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_ singularity,
with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:

He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...


Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?







Flying Tadpole April 3rd 05 02:45 PM

OK. Your maths seems about right...I think...but it's still
meaningless if the object in question is larger on the inside
than it is on the outside. I think it's now clear, that whether
he entered foot first or head first, poor Popeye has got himself
stuck in a TURDIS.

I leave the acronym to you.

FT

Scout wrote:
hmmm, if it were a multiple choice question, and given a whole body mass for
CN of 80 kilograms, I would've guessed the critical circumference to be
about 1.12E-64 meters (or 4.39E-63 inches). So Popeye should be audible to
us.
Scout


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


Scout wrote:

Do you believe Popeye has not reached the point of no return?


To be blunt, I have no wish to contemplate what the point in question
might be.


Can you estimate the mass of the hole in question?


Not possible, since it comprises Dark Matter.

FT


Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_ singularity,
with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:


He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...



Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?






Scout April 3rd 05 02:50 PM

I'm fairly certain about the 2nd half of the acronym, lol. But, given the
appropriateness of it, I'm not sure any elaboration is necessary!
Head first? Yuck!
Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...
OK. Your maths seems about right...I think...but it's still meaningless if
the object in question is larger on the inside than it is on the outside.
I think it's now clear, that whether he entered foot first or head first,
poor Popeye has got himself stuck in a TURDIS.

I leave the acronym to you.

FT

Scout wrote:
hmmm, if it were a multiple choice question, and given a whole body mass
for CN of 80 kilograms, I would've guessed the critical circumference to
be about 1.12E-64 meters (or 4.39E-63 inches). So Popeye should be
audible to us.
Scout


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


Scout wrote:

Do you believe Popeye has not reached the point of no return?

To be blunt, I have no wish to contemplate what the point in question
might be.


Can you estimate the mass of the hole in question?

Not possible, since it comprises Dark Matter.

FT


Scout

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...


But... even sound might escape, if it were from a _naked_ singularity,
with no event horizon...

FT

Scout wrote:


He must be outside Thom; not even sound escapes a black hole.
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...



Popeye; Are you shouting from the inside or the outside?






Seahag April 3rd 05 04:08 PM


"Flying Tadpole" wrote:
OK. Your maths seems about right...I think...but it's still meaningless if
the object in question is larger on the inside than it is on the outside.
I think it's now clear, that whether he entered foot first or head first,
poor Popeye has got himself stuck in a TURDIS.


Hahahaha! Gotta go dry the coffee outta my keyboard....

Seahag



Thom Stewart April 3rd 05 04:30 PM

Haggy;

After Scout and the Tad got finish their discussion, I'll be damned if I
remember what the Question was?

Do you have the Masts up?

Ole Thom




http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomsPage


Thom Stewart April 3rd 05 05:01 PM

Tad,

As usual, you sent me to the dictionary. and as usual I couldn't find
the word. This time I did find a close word that made me laugh!

turbid; adj. muddy, thick: disordered, muddled L.
turbidus----turba, tumult

It did fit. Then came the problem; did Tad just misspell it or just his
poetic license? Once again I'm left with the feeling; "the more I learn
the dumber I get!"

Ole Thom


Wally April 3rd 05 05:16 PM

Thom Stewart wrote:

It did fit. Then came the problem; did Tad just misspell it or just
his poetic license?


Look for "Tardis".


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www.wally.myby.co.uk



Scout April 3rd 05 05:34 PM

Thom,
suffice it to say we may have to rename him "Poopeye"
Scout

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Tad,

As usual, you sent me to the dictionary. and as usual I couldn't find
the word. This time I did find a close word that made me laugh!

turbid; adj. muddy, thick: disordered, muddled L.
turbidus----turba, tumult

It did fit. Then came the problem; did Tad just misspell it or just his
poetic license? Once again I'm left with the feeling; "the more I learn
the dumber I get!"

Ole Thom




Scout April 3rd 05 06:53 PM

So, as I was saying LP. (you asked for an example)
Assholes like this one come here on the attack, even those who have nothing
to do with whatever happened with your net cop problem. I rest my case.
Scout

"Gary L. Burnore" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 12:34:31 -0400, "Scout"
top posted like a moron and wrote:

Thom,
suffice it to say we may have to rename him "Poopeye"
Scout


Suffice it to say that you're still a moron.
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Scout April 3rd 05 07:33 PM

"Gary L. Burnore" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 13:53:36 -0400, "Scout"
top posted like a ****ing moron and wrote:

So, as I was saying LP. (you asked for an example)
Assholes like this one come here on the attack,



I'm not on the attack. Were I to be, you'd know. Merely pointing out
you're a ****ing top posting moron. That's a fact. Not an attack.


And if you weren't such a jerk, you might have noticed that I top AND bottom
post, as well as snip for brevity, depending on the direction my fellow
posters take. I typically remain flexible as a sign of courtesy, something
you wouldn't know about. You might be interested to know that the inability
to deal with little changes like that are a sign of a learning disability.
Surprise, surprise.
Scout



Thom Stewart April 3rd 05 07:54 PM

Scout,

I do believe you Knocked Neal clean off the 'net. He's posting as "Gary
L Burnmore"

YA GOT EM old Buddy!!!!


Capt. Neal® April 3rd 05 08:40 PM


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message ...
Scout,

I do believe you Knocked Neal clean off the 'net. He's posting as "Gary
L Burnmore"

YA GOT EM old Buddy!!!!



Yes, sir! I am one powerful dude! I'm everywhere and I own everything . . .
I even post to a 'destroyed' newsgroup.

Thom, maybe you should listen to Cairns when he says you give me too much
credit. Cairns is strange but he's spot on with that particular observation.

CN

katysails April 3rd 05 10:16 PM

Thom,
Haggie's unsubscribed for now...she visited for two deconds, sqw the chaos,
and left....she hates flonkers...

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Haggy;

After Scout and the Tad got finish their discussion, I'll be damned if I
remember what the Question was?

Do you have the Masts up?

Ole Thom




http://community.webtv.net/tassail/ThomsPage




JG April 4th 05 03:51 AM

Scout, you might want to consider not responding to this terd. He's not
interested in much except smelling good in his own mind.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Scout" wrote in message
...
"Gary L. Burnore" wrote in message
...
On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 13:53:36 -0400, "Scout"
top posted like a ****ing moron and wrote:

So, as I was saying LP. (you asked for an example)
Assholes like this one come here on the attack,



I'm not on the attack. Were I to be, you'd know. Merely pointing out
you're a ****ing top posting moron. That's a fact. Not an attack.


And if you weren't such a jerk, you might have noticed that I top AND
bottom post, as well as snip for brevity, depending on the direction my
fellow posters take. I typically remain flexible as a sign of courtesy,
something you wouldn't know about. You might be interested to know that
the inability to deal with little changes like that are a sign of a
learning disability. Surprise, surprise.
Scout




Capt. Neal® April 4th 05 04:05 AM


"JG" wrote in message ...
Scout, you might want to consider not responding to this terd. He's not
interested in much except smelling good in his own mind.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com



The netKKKop speaks . . .

CN

Maxprop April 4th 05 04:51 AM


"Popeye" wrote in message

Yar! Would someone please amputate my leg?
Popeye


Quick--chew it off. You won't regret it.

Max



Maxprop April 4th 05 04:55 AM


"Popeye" wrote in message

- sober up ye Irishman!

A non sequitur.

Max



Lady Pilot April 5th 05 12:21 AM


"katysails" wrote:
Thom,
Haggie's unsubscribed for now...she visited for two deconds, sqw the
chaos, and left....she hates flonkers...


I see you ran her off from the effects of your netkkkopping hobby.

Too bad, she was a nice person.

LP



Lonny B April 5th 05 02:32 AM


"Red Cloud®" wrote in message " Even Peggy Hall
brought
him up short and made a fool out of him without much effort. "


I remember her! She used to slap him around here too. Years ago. Back
when LP was only 70 years old and still had two teeth!

Lonny B

"Rock stars! Is there anything they don't know?" Homer Simpson



...
On Sun, 03 Apr 2005 07:35:20 +0930, Flying Tadpole

wrote:



Red Cloud® wrote:
snip

I understand Neal has been trying to post in a few other sailing groups
and has
been getting slapped silly everywhere he goes.


Out of a less-than-overwhelming curiosity, which groups? (ie,
evidence, please)


I don't wish to add to the crossposting foolishness. Just check around in
the
more popular sailing and boat groups. You'll find him easily enough. He's
the
one flopping on the deck, gasping and bleeding badly. Even Peggy Hall
brought
him up short and made a fool out of him without much effort. He's having
this
problem in more than one group, and the response in all has been outright
rejection. They figured out he was a certifiable jackass before the bits
were
dry on his posts. He's getting whacked silly on both sides of the pond.

rusty redcloud




Lonny B April 5th 05 02:34 AM


"JG" wrote in message
...
Old, but funny....


That describes LP! Funny smelling that is.

Lonny B

"Rock stars! Is there anything they don't know?" Homer Simpson

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"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
.. .
I'd sooner have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.






Lady Pilot April 5th 05 03:32 AM


"Lonny B" wrote:

"Red Cloud®" wrote in message " Even Peggy Hall
brought
him up short and made a fool out of him without much effort. "


I remember her! She used to slap him around here too. Years ago. Back
when LP was only 70 years old and still had two teeth!

Lonny B

"Rock stars! Is there anything they don't know?" Homer Simpson


Your in love, again for the third time today!

You will get over it...

LP



Lady Pilot April 5th 05 03:34 AM


"Lonny B" wrote:

"JG" wrote: Old, but funny....


That describes LP! Funny smelling that is.


This post reminds me of the old song..."Always on My Mind".

Don't fall too hard, I've dealt with your type before...

LP



"Steve Thomas" wrote in message
.. .
I'd sooner have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.








Steve Leyland April 5th 05 08:33 PM

Capt. Neal® wrote:
: "JG" wrote in message
: ...
:: Scout, you might want to consider not responding to this terd. He's
:: not interested in much except smelling good in his own mind.
::
:: --
:: "j" ganz @@
:: www.sailnow.com
:
:
: The netKKKop speaks . . .

one can only wonder if he also plans to KKKop those who dare to respond?
:
: CN

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JR Gilbreath April 5th 05 08:54 PM

Steve Leyland wrote:

Capt. Neal® wrote:
: "JG" wrote in message
: ...
:: Scout, you might want to consider not responding to this terd. He's
:: not interested in much except smelling good in his own mind.
::
:: --
:: "j" ganz @@
:: www.sailnow.com
:
:
: The netKKKop speaks . . .

one can only wonder if he also plans to KKKop those who dare to respond?
:
: CN

Hi Steve
Welcome back.. you must have missed my last question yesterday.
What do you think of people that make a practice of posting under
other peoples names?
JR


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