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I think it's perfect for you!


But if it serves his needs and he's happy with her, then she's a fine
boat.


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That's why I said it was perfect for him!

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I think it's perfect for you!


But if it serves his needs and he's happy with her, then she's a fine
boat.


RB
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Stalking again? Pretty pathetic aren't you.... sad really.

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On 4 Jan 2006 10:58:09 -0800, "Capt. Rob" wrote:

I think it's perfect for you!


But if it serves his needs and he's happy with her, then she's a fine
boat.


RB
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You should know by know that JG is a miserable person, and thinks
everyone else should be miserable too. When someone is happy, it makes
him nuts.


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Capt. JG
 
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Well, you're following me from thread to thread and newsgroup to newsgroup.
What do you call it?

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Stalking again? Pretty pathetic aren't you.... sad really.


It might help you to look up the word "stalking" before using it
again, nitwit.


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Capt. JG wrote:

That's why I said it was perfect for him!


You seem to be missing the point, as usual JG. Which is that the most
logical reason to go sailing is that you have fun doing it. - And if
you aren't going to take your boat on an extended crossing, then buying
a boat that COULD sail the Atlantic so that you can impress your
neighbors and brag on the newsgroup about how seaworthy your boat is
really isn't all that rational. - It's more important that you sail a
boat that's fun to sail. - Like my Mac M.

Jim

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I suppose you also think that it's ok to post people's personal information,
including their street addresses and phone numbers. Well, ok. I guess I'm
delusional. Seriously though, you really need some help. Consider it.

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"Commodore Joe Redcloud©" wrote in message
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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 11:41:51 -0800, "Capt. JG"
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Well, you're following me from thread to thread and newsgroup to
newsgroup.
What do you call it?

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I call you delusional if that's what you perceive is happening.

Here's help for you:

http://www.seroquel.com


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I'm so glad you like your boat!! It's perfect for you! Am I still missing
the point?

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Capt. JG wrote:

That's why I said it was perfect for him!


You seem to be missing the point, as usual JG. Which is that the most
logical reason to go sailing is that you have fun doing it. - And if you
aren't going to take your boat on an extended crossing, then buying a boat
that COULD sail the Atlantic so that you can impress your neighbors and
brag on the newsgroup about how seaworthy your boat is really isn't all
that rational. - It's more important that you sail a boat that's fun to
sail. - Like my Mac M.

Jim



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I'll defend the Mac as it provides a lot of value and gets some people
sailing who otherwise wouldnt.

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Never as far as I know. What's your point?

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On Wed, 4 Jan 2006 12:51:03 -0800, "Capt. JG"
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I suppose you also think that it's ok to post people's personal
information,
including their street addresses and phone numbers. Well, ok. I guess I'm
delusional. Seriously though, you really need some help. Consider it.


When did I post your personal information, jonny? And yes, you ARE
delusional.


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