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Quilljar March 12th 06 01:42 PM

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For anyone interested in sailing these are reommended as great holiday
reads.
Forgive this small spam, but I am certain my fellow sailors will like them.

--
YrsChristopher Jarman

For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Scotty March 12th 06 04:00 PM

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I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in french.

SV


"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...
not only are you spam, you are making readers to go to

your crappy site
without even telling anyone what books your talking about.

Pretty
****ty of you Quill jar.

I might have been interested in your books but your

marketing efforts
are so poor as to cast doubt on the quaility of your

writing.

If you had any imagination you would have found a way to

make your
spam a converstaion many would be interested in.

When I saw your book Boom Crack I thought it was about

Capt Neal. But
noooooooooooooo... it's a boom full of crack cocaine. (how

original)

Plus this is not the first time you have spammed the books

here.

His books are Three recent novels by Christopher

Jarman Click on
the covers to find out more, or to buy Flotilla is the

sequel to
Boomcrack.On a sailing holiday to Greece, our hero the

resourceful
retired admiral links up with an attractive teacher for

romance and
dashing hijinks around the Ionian Islands. While bumbling

Greek
pensioners attempt a comical kidnap on Ithaca, the chase

ensues for a
murderous gang of ruthless Albanians who threaten their

holiday idyll.
From his retirement home in the future, an ex RAF pilot

turned village
headmaster, reviews his love life and midlife crisis. A

wife plus
several gorgeous women of various ethnicities, and wistful

insight,
cram this amusing tale of romance finally found at ninety.

Three ex
navy mates and their girl friends are dragged into

adventures from the
English Channel to Bogota and Majorca when they

accidentally stumble on
a drug smuggling ring operating within the yachting

fraternity. Piracy
and cunning fill this exciting, funny thriller. A great

holiday read.
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Quilljar March 12th 06 05:06 PM

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Scotty wrote:
I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in french.

SV



If this really is the case Scotty, then please email me and I will take the
books and refund you the money. No problem.



Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Quilljar March 12th 06 05:06 PM

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I know I am guilty of mild spamming, but please take no notice of either of
the two posts above as they are a bit naughty and totally inaccurate. I may
be an inexperienced spammer, but I am an experienced writer! Just Google my
name if you need proof.

Yrs,

Christopher Jarman

For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Capt. JG March 12th 06 05:51 PM

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I think you might want to re-read Scotty's post, but first remove your very
dense hat.

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

"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in french.

SV



If this really is the case Scotty, then please email me and I will take
the books and refund you the money. No problem.



Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.





Scotty March 12th 06 06:57 PM

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I tried to e mail him for a refund but all I got was this
reply, ''Go **** yourself stupid american ileterate
imbacell''.

SV


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
I think you might want to re-read Scotty's post, but first

remove your very
dense hat.

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

"Quilljar" wrote in

message
...
Scotty wrote:
I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn

out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in

french.

SV



If this really is the case Scotty, then please email me

and I will take
the books and refund you the money. No problem.



Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere

on the planet.







Quilljar March 12th 06 07:33 PM

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Capt. JG wrote:
I think you might want to re-read Scotty's post, but first remove


your very dense hat.



But why? You people are giving me a chance to be nice and polite which I
like.


Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Joe March 12th 06 08:23 PM

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Holy cow batman, just Google Scotty and you find out he's a better
novilist than Quillboy.

And you're full fledged spamming, nothing mild about it Chrissy.

A BTW my sailing adventure novel was published by S&S, I noticed you
had to publish your book.

Bwahahahahahahhahahah...

How's about you publishing your most exciting chapter here and we will
tell you weather its class or trash.

Bet your tooooo chicken to! Bwack bwack bwk bwk bwk.

Joe


Quilljar March 12th 06 08:33 PM

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How's about you publishing your most exciting chapter here and we will
tell you weather its class or trash.


It's not about weather, but there is some weather mentioned.
I wish you luck with your book.


Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Capt. JG March 12th 06 09:00 PM

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Hahahaa....

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

"Scotty" wrote in message
...
I tried to e mail him for a refund but all I got was this
reply, ''Go **** yourself stupid american ileterate
imbacell''.

SV


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
I think you might want to re-read Scotty's post, but first

remove your very
dense hat.

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

"Quilljar" wrote in

message
...
Scotty wrote:
I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn

out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in

french.

SV


If this really is the case Scotty, then please email me

and I will take
the books and refund you the money. No problem.



Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere

on the planet.









Capt. JG March 12th 06 09:00 PM

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Ok, well, I think you've had your chance! :-)

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

"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
Capt. JG wrote:
I think you might want to re-read Scotty's post, but first remove


your very dense hat.



But why? You people are giving me a chance to be nice and polite which I
like.


Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.





katy March 12th 06 11:45 PM

OT New Novels again
 
Quilljar wrote:
Scotty wrote:
I ordered the 3 books. Two of the books have pages torn out,
near the middle, and the other one is written in french.

SV



If this really is the case Scotty, then please email me and I will take the
books and refund you the money. No problem.



Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.


Gawd...harlequin sailing romances...spare us, O Lord....

Lloyd Bonafide March 13th 06 01:32 AM

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I've read your book and it's a great read. You are quite an accomplished
author. I hope you stick around and join our merry crew. There's lots of
great material for you to write another book, all right here. This group
includes:

A world famous master mariner.

A master marine surveyor.

A noted movie director.

A noted Southern Baptist Minister.

A castaway who lived for years on a desert island.

A Korean War veteran.

A Beverly Sills impersonator.

A windshield expert suffering from anemia.

A jabbering cross eyed Canadian drunkard who wrestles bears and women alike.

A Leyte Gulf veteran

A person with the world's 17th largest beehive hairdo.

A Texan who hates foriegners.

Barry Goldwater.

A Texan who performs exotic dances in a mermaid costume.

People who don't own boats.

People who own boats with swim platforms.

A person searching for love.

Angry, bitter confused people.

Some really nice and intelligent people.

A boiler technician.

And more!

Stick around, welcome aboard!

Lloyd Bonafide

"Quilljar" wrote in message
...
I know I am guilty of mild spamming, but please take no notice of either of
the two posts above as they are a bit naughty and totally inaccurate. I may
be an inexperienced spammer, but I am an experienced writer! Just Google my
name if you need proof.

Yrs,

Christopher Jarman

For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.





[email protected] March 13th 06 02:26 AM

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There's lots of great material for you to write
another book, all right here.

Well put Lloyd. Or as Jonathan so aptly stated a
few months ago... welcoming a newbie... "Welcome
to this sailing news group... which is the equivalent
of the old wild West of many years ago!"

Out of deference to Mr. Crantz... one could also say
that you have and will be baptized in the fires of lit-
erary Hell if you want to be a player with this bunch.
(smile)

Bill


Joe March 13th 06 03:12 AM

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Ohhh boy another spelling and grammer Nazi...

If you put more effort in the plot of your books..... and less on
proper grammer, you might not have to push your books on this news
group. Your novels are bottom rack Yrs, if you say different.... then
you're lying through your tooth.

I wish you luck on your books as well Quilljar. I suggest a Leather
Bound Hardback Special Edition when you sell your first million books.

Do you provide free shipping to the USA? Or do you just spam that
message here?

Do you have a Sailboat ?

Joe


Quilljar March 13th 06 11:20 AM

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I wish you luck on your books as well Quilljar. I suggest a Leather
Bound Hardback Special Edition when you sell your first million books.

Great Idea!

Do you provide free shipping to the USA? Or do you just spam that
message here?


The books are produced in the USA, and yes there is free shipping for
purchases over $25 US

Do you have a Sailboat ?


I have had several yachts over many years and chartered in the Med and New
Zealand. I sold my last boat, a Westerly Pentland, because of the awful
British weather, (I live near the South Coast). I am a newbie in this NG but
a longtime member of a Flight Simulator group. This seems a friendly crowd,
I cannot claim the boating experience of many of you, but eight years flying
in the Royal Navy makes it a joy having my leg pulled in this amusing way!
My books are intended as light holiday reading, perhaps while cruising!

I have published over twenty non-fiction books during the last seventy
years, so I quite expect my first attempts at fiction to receive a pasting
to begin with. :-)

Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Lloyd Bonafide March 13th 06 02:10 PM

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Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP, thanks to someone in this
newsgroup.


Lloyd





wrote in message
oups.com...
There's lots of great material for you to write

another book, all right here.

Well put Lloyd. Or as Jonathan so aptly stated a
few months ago... welcoming a newbie... "Welcome
to this sailing news group... which is the equivalent
of the old wild West of many years ago!"

Out of deference to Mr. Crantz... one could also say
that you have and will be baptized in the fires of lit-
erary Hell if you want to be a player with this bunch.
(smile)

Bill




katy March 13th 06 02:12 PM

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wrote:
There's lots of great material for you to write

another book, all right here.

Well put Lloyd. Or as Jonathan so aptly stated a
few months ago... welcoming a newbie... "Welcome
to this sailing news group... which is the equivalent
of the old wild West of many years ago!"

Out of deference to Mr. Crantz... one could also say
that you have and will be baptized in the fires of lit-
erary Hell if you want to be a player with this bunch.
(smile)

Bill

We already have an opera written about us...

http://www.flyingtadpole.com/

Taddy's been busy with some other concerns as of late so I will
invite you to peruse our history as laid out by our poet
laureate...it will give you some idea of what we're about..or were
several years ago...

katy March 13th 06 02:30 PM

OT New Novels again
 
Lloyd Bonafide wrote:
Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP, thanks to someone in this
newsgroup.


Lloyd





wrote in message
oups.com...
There's lots of great material for you to write

another book, all right here.

Well put Lloyd. Or as Jonathan so aptly stated a
few months ago... welcoming a newbie... "Welcome
to this sailing news group... which is the equivalent
of the old wild West of many years ago!"

Out of deference to Mr. Crantz... one could also say
that you have and will be baptized in the fires of lit-
erary Hell if you want to be a player with this bunch.
(smile)

Bill



WHAT?!?!?!?! Bob Crantz never did anything to anyone!

Capt. JG March 13th 06 05:41 PM

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Now that's too bad. He was lots of fun. I doubt it was from anyone here,
since he never did anything to warrant such an action.

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

"Lloyd Bonafide" wrote in message
...
Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP, thanks to someone in this
newsgroup.


Lloyd





wrote in message
oups.com...
There's lots of great material for you to write

another book, all right here.

Well put Lloyd. Or as Jonathan so aptly stated a
few months ago... welcoming a newbie... "Welcome
to this sailing news group... which is the equivalent
of the old wild West of many years ago!"

Out of deference to Mr. Crantz... one could also say
that you have and will be baptized in the fires of lit-
erary Hell if you want to be a player with this bunch.
(smile)

Bill






[email protected] March 13th 06 07:27 PM

OT New Novels again
 

Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP...


Lloyd I'm sorry to hear that. Excuse my computer ignorance
but how does one get thrown off their internet service prov-
der.

Whatever his violation(s) may have been... I can't imagine
them having to do with his participation in this newsgroup
or for that matter that one of our participants was respons-
ible.

Wondering what's up????

Bill


Lloyd Bonafide March 13th 06 08:49 PM

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Don't worry, Bob Crantz assures me he will return. He asked if I would step
in for him until he can return. He is very kind, especially to Korean War
Veterans. I'd fight my way off hold anytime for Bob Crantz!

Lloyd





wrote in message
oups.com...

Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP...


Lloyd I'm sorry to hear that. Excuse my computer ignorance
but how does one get thrown off their internet service prov-
der.

Whatever his violation(s) may have been... I can't imagine
them having to do with his participation in this newsgroup
or for that matter that one of our participants was respons-
ible.

Wondering what's up????

Bill




Bob Crantz March 13th 06 09:10 PM

OT New Novels again
 

"Lloyd Bonafide" wrote in message
...
Don't worry, Bob Crantz assures me he will return. He asked if I would
step in for him until he can return. He is very kind, especially to Korean
War Veterans. I'd fight my way off hold anytime for Bob Crantz!

Lloyd





wrote in message
oups.com...

Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP...


Lloyd I'm sorry to hear that. Excuse my computer ignorance
but how does one get thrown off their internet service prov-
der.

Whatever his violation(s) may have been... I can't imagine
them having to do with his participation in this newsgroup
or for that matter that one of our participants was respons-
ible.

Wondering what's up????

Bill



Right you are Lloyd.

I've been fighting those demons from hell!

I shall return!

Amen!



Capt. JG March 13th 06 09:16 PM

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Bill, your ISP would determine that you've done something that violates
their acceptable use policy (AUP) or terms of service (TOS), then they
remove priviledges from your account, e.g., not allow you to post to
newsgroups through their service, refuse to allow you to use email, remove
your website from their servers, or any and all of these things, including
not allowing you to be their customer. Of course, there are lots of ISPs, so
one can usually go to another.

I suspect that Lloyd doesn't know what he's talking about, because Crantz is
occasionally on topic, almost always interesting, and I can't remember
anything he's done that has come close to violating his AUP or TOS with
respect to this newsgroup.

You have to keep in mind that no one on this (or almost any) newsgroup can
be "responsible" for someone being booted. The person in question must do
something that their ISP finds objectionable and must be convinced that it
wasn't a one-time thing (usually, but not always.. depends on the ISP).

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

wrote in message
oups.com...

Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP...


Lloyd I'm sorry to hear that. Excuse my computer ignorance
but how does one get thrown off their internet service prov-
der.

Whatever his violation(s) may have been... I can't imagine
them having to do with his participation in this newsgroup
or for that matter that one of our participants was respons-
ible.

Wondering what's up????

Bill




Quilljar March 13th 06 10:07 PM

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Joe wrote:
The Westerly Pentland was a ketch right?

Never had to worry about tipping over at low tide either did ya?


You are right. It is a bilge keel ketch. It was called 'Quill'.


You're not still in the Royal Navy eh?


No, I retired from the Andrew in 1960. I am off to Melbourne next week to
stay with an old mate from 50 years ago. Went into teaching, calligraphy and
civilian sailing after that.

I "recommend" you keep a low profile if you're still in the Oyalr Avyn.


I am well retired, so will keep as low a profile as I can, consistent with
advertising!
--
Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.



Lloyd Bonafide March 13th 06 11:42 PM

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I have it on good word that Karl Rove got a hold of Bob Crantz's ISP
account. They tried to ship him off to Guantanamo be he used Ju Jitsu on
them. I'll report when I find out more.

Lloyd

"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
Bill, your ISP would determine that you've done something that violates
their acceptable use policy (AUP) or terms of service (TOS), then they
remove priviledges from your account, e.g., not allow you to post to
newsgroups through their service, refuse to allow you to use email, remove
your website from their servers, or any and all of these things, including
not allowing you to be their customer. Of course, there are lots of ISPs,
so one can usually go to another.

I suspect that Lloyd doesn't know what he's talking about, because Crantz
is occasionally on topic, almost always interesting, and I can't remember
anything he's done that has come close to violating his AUP or TOS with
respect to this newsgroup.

You have to keep in mind that no one on this (or almost any) newsgroup can
be "responsible" for someone being booted. The person in question must do
something that their ISP finds objectionable and must be convinced that it
wasn't a one-time thing (usually, but not always.. depends on the ISP).

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

wrote in message
oups.com...

Poor Mr. Crantz got thrown off of his ISP...


Lloyd I'm sorry to hear that. Excuse my computer ignorance
but how does one get thrown off their internet service prov-
der.

Whatever his violation(s) may have been... I can't imagine
them having to do with his participation in this newsgroup
or for that matter that one of our participants was respons-
ible.

Wondering what's up????

Bill






Edgar March 14th 06 06:29 PM

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Sounds exciting. how did they sail to Bogata?

"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...
not only are you spam, you are making readers to go to your crappy site
without even telling anyone what books your talking about. Pretty
****ty of you Quill jar.

I might have been interested in your books but your marketing efforts
are so poor as to cast doubt on the quaility of your writing.

If you had any imagination you would have found a way to make your
spam a converstaion many would be interested in.

When I saw your book Boom Crack I thought it was about Capt Neal. But
noooooooooooooo... it's a boom full of crack cocaine. (how original)

Plus this is not the first time you have spammed the books here.

His books are Three recent novels by Christopher Jarman Click on
the covers to find out more, or to buy Flotilla is the sequel to
Boomcrack.On a sailing holiday to Greece, our hero the resourceful
retired admiral links up with an attractive teacher for romance and
dashing hijinks around the Ionian Islands. While bumbling Greek
pensioners attempt a comical kidnap on Ithaca, the chase ensues for a
murderous gang of ruthless Albanians who threaten their holiday idyll.
From his retirement home in the future, an ex RAF pilot turned village

headmaster, reviews his love life and midlife crisis. A wife plus
several gorgeous women of various ethnicities, and wistful insight,
cram this amusing tale of romance finally found at ninety. Three ex
navy mates and their girl friends are dragged into adventures from the
English Channel to Bogota and Majorca when they accidentally stumble on
a drug smuggling ring operating within the yachting fraternity. Piracy
and cunning fill this exciting, funny thriller. A great holiday read.
Return to contents page




Quilljar March 14th 06 07:24 PM

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Edgar wrote:
Sounds exciting. how did they sail to Bogata?


It is. They didn't!
But the action moves to Bogata at one point. You really should read it :-)
Thanks for your interest.

Yrs Quilljar
For three good books to read look at...

http://www.quilljar.btinternet.co.uk/covers.htm
Buy all three books and get them post free to anywhere on the planet.




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