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Bob February 14th 06 09:01 PM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
as in, alt.sailing.asa


katy February 14th 06 09:18 PM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
Bob wrote:
as in, alt.sailing.asa

American Sailing Association but the newsgroup is no longer
affiliated with them...haven't you read Paul Fortin's monthly diatribe?

Jonathan Ganz February 14th 06 11:06 PM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
In article .com,
Bob wrote:
as in, alt.sailing.asa


It's in the FAQ... American Sailing Association.

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katy February 15th 06 12:16 AM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Bob wrote:

as in, alt.sailing.asa


American Sailing Association but the newsgroup is no longer
affiliated with them...haven't you read Paul Fortin's monthly diatribe?



It's an autobot that's been on autopilot for a long time.


Gee , na dhere i thought Paul Fortin typed that in every month...; }

Jonathan Ganz February 15th 06 01:17 AM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Bob wrote:

as in, alt.sailing.asa


American Sailing Association but the newsgroup is no longer
affiliated with them...haven't you read Paul Fortin's monthly diatribe?



It's an autobot that's been on autopilot for a long time.


Gee , na dhere i thought Paul Fortin typed that in every month...; }


:-) Is Paul Fortin a real person?


--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



katy February 15th 06 02:04 AM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:


Bob wrote:


as in, alt.sailing.asa


American Sailing Association but the newsgroup is no longer
affiliated with them...haven't you read Paul Fortin's monthly diatribe?


It's an autobot that's been on autopilot for a long time.



Gee , na dhere i thought Paul Fortin typed that in every month...; }



:-) Is Paul Fortin a real person?


I kinda always thought he was your sock puppet...

Jonathan Ganz February 15th 06 02:51 AM

So what does the asa stand for?
 
In article ,
katy wrote:
Jonathan Ganz wrote:
In article ,
katy wrote:

Jonathan Ganz wrote:

In article ,
katy wrote:


Bob wrote:


as in, alt.sailing.asa


American Sailing Association but the newsgroup is no longer
affiliated with them...haven't you read Paul Fortin's monthly diatribe?


It's an autobot that's been on autopilot for a long time.



Gee , na dhere i thought Paul Fortin typed that in every month...; }



:-) Is Paul Fortin a real person?


I kinda always thought he was your sock puppet...


That's right! Actually, I called ASA a while ago for something else,
and inquired about him. They told me that they have no idea who he is
or why he's posting the FAQ... definitely not associated with (and
they don't have any recollection of him ever being associated with)
ASA. Strange...

--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



Lady Pilot February 15th 06 03:19 AM

So what does the asa stand for?
 

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote:
katy wrote:
Jonathan Ganz wrote:


:-) Is Paul Fortin a real person?


I kinda always thought he was your sock puppet...


That's right! Actually, I called ASA a while ago for something else,
and inquired about him. They told me that they have no idea who he is
or why he's posting the FAQ... definitely not associated with (and
they don't have any recollection of him ever being associated with)
ASA. Strange...


I could tell you tons about Paul Fortin...he has a long history with Usenet
Admins. Could be why he doesn't post anything here under his own name
except for the FAQ.

He was a notorious netkkkop like you and katysails. Only he took things a
bit further...

LP (hope this helps)




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