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From: "BJohnLaw"
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Subject: FBI given new power
Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 11:33:45 -0500
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I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.

"Vaughn" wrote in message
...
I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because
it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each
other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on
your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in
posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.



I like it... a good evaluation.

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www.sailnow.com

Capt. JG wrote:
"Vaughn" wrote in message
...

I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because
it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each
other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on
your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in
posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.




I like it... a good evaluation.


Who's he addressing so we can have lunch?

"katy" wrote in message
...
Capt. JG wrote:
"Vaughn" wrote in message
...

I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find
myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because
it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each
other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on
your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in
posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.




I like it... a good evaluation.


Who's he addressing so we can have lunch?


Haha... not Neal. g


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On Apr 2, 2:41 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:
"Vaughn" wrote in message

...





I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because
it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each
other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on
your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in
posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.

I like it... a good evaluation.

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"j" ganz - Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Yelp all the pussie... thin skined wimps... have been weened out.

Pussy wimps who could not hang:

Neal (LP'ed)
Bobspirt (Wife was going to leave him unless he gave up asa)
Jax ( Heart stress was way too much to handle)
Mooron ( rampage at local mall 3-5 years)
MC ( ?)
Nav ( University warning)
Bart (focusing on classic cars)
Tadpole (Next Cat Stevens)
Vito (Diggin out his marina's entrance)
Hosheen ( suicide)
OZ ( Gone)
Donal ( Wife killed him with a frying pan)
Per (insane asylum Sweden)

Who's missing?

1/2 wimps
Seahag
Mikes... both of em
Lady Sailor


Left with honor
Ol Thom (annoyed away) by the butt rimmer Stevie and his short bus
friends.

Joe

Once upon a time in a magickal land far far away the being called Joe
stirred from it's deep slumber and pronounced to usenet:

: On Apr 2, 2:41 pm, "Capt. JG" wrote:
:: "Vaughn" wrote in message
::
:: ...
::
::
::
::
::
::: I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find
::: myself amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa
::: only because it
::: appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of
::: this group (based on my casual observations of both you and them).
::: In keeping with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears
::: to me to be a well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who
::: love to rip each other
::: to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered
::: a delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just
::: put on your
::: thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for
::: battle, then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste
::: no time in posting
::: there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.
::
:: I like it... a good evaluation.
::
:: --
:: "j" ganz - Hide quoted text -
::
:: - Show quoted text -
:
: Yelp all the pussie... thin skined wimps... have been weened out.
:
: Pussy wimps who could not hang:
:
: Neal (LP'ed)
: Bobspirt (Wife was going to leave him unless he gave up asa)
: Jax ( Heart stress was way too much to handle)
: Mooron ( rampage at local mall 3-5 years)
: MC ( ?)
: Nav ( University warning)
: Bart (focusing on classic cars)
: Tadpole (Next Cat Stevens)
: Vito (Diggin out his marina's entrance)
: Hosheen ( suicide)
: OZ ( Gone)
: Donal ( Wife killed him with a frying pan)
: Per (insane asylum Sweden)
:
: Who's missing?
:
: 1/2 wimps
: Seahag
: Mikes... both of em
: Lady Sailor
:
:
: Left with honor
: Ol Thom (annoyed away) by the butt rimmer Stevie and his short bus
: friends.

you love me really joey. I can tell.
:
: Joe

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Where I used to play on the green.

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And "Thou shalt not," writ over the door;
So I turned to the Garden of Love
That so many sweet flowers bore.

And I saw it was filled with graves,
And tombstones where flowers should be;
And priests in black gowns were walking their rounds,
And binding with briars my joys and desires."

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people from all races, creeds and colours shall put their faith in
deeds, not words, and make the land green again. They shall be known as
Warriors of the Rainbow, protectors of the environment."

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Vaughn wrote:
In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.

Well educated? You must be joking, some of those posting here can
barely read and write, God only knows what idiot supplied them with a
computer and internet access.

Pack? Implies some sort of team, there's only one team here, the "Max
and Dave Ultra-right-wing side show", the rest of us are more like some
sort of demented eremites.

Newcomers a delicacy? I think not, generally they don't present much of
a challenge, no satisfaction when they run of at the first sign of
steel.

Other than those few things your post was spot on.

BTW, irony is not appreciated here.

Cheers
Marty

I don't know what he's talking about. - This is one of the most
friendly, considerate, and helpful groups on the net. I love to come
here when I need some encouragement and cheering up after a hard day.

Jim




Vaughn wrote:

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NNTP-Posting-Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2003 10:33:50 -0600
From: "BJohnLaw"
Newsgroups: alt.rv,alt.rv.pop-up-trailers,rec.outdoors.rv-travel
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Subject: FBI given new power
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I've read your pieces for quite some time now. Occasionally I find myself
amused by your subtle sense of humor. I suggest sailing.asa only because it
appears, from my vantage point, that you may enjoy the challenge of this
group (based on my casual observations of both you and them). In keeping
with your sheeple metaphor, the group I've named appears to me to be a
well-educated pack of wolves, for the most part, who love to rip each other
to shreds over any issue that may come up. Newcomers are considered a
delicacy. They also don't seem to mind posting off topic. Just put on your
thickest skin before you go in. Of course, if you aren't up for battle,
then stay clear. But if it's debate you crave, then waste no time in posting
there. As for me, I'll continue reading and enjoying.

JimC wrote:

I don't know what he's talking about. - This is one of the most
friendly, considerate, and helpful groups on the net. I love to come
here when I need some encouragement and cheering up after a hard day.

Hey Jim, speaking of cheering up did you see what Opri billed Birkhead
for?

http://wwww.tmz.com/2007/04/01/debra...ings-ransom/63

She's got balls, billing him for her husbands laundry!

Cheers
Marty
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Martin Baxter wrote:
JimC wrote:

I don't know what he's talking about. - This is one of the most
friendly, considerate, and helpful groups on the net. I love to come
here when I need some encouragement and cheering up after a hard day.


Hey Jim, speaking of cheering up did you see what Opri billed Birkhead
for?

http://wwww.tmz.com/2007/04/01/debra...ings-ransom/63

She's got balls, billing him for her husbands laundry!

Cheers
Marty
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I guess it all depends on the outcome of the case. - But it's difficult
to work down there in Nassau. - Hard to get a good secretary, access to
good law libraries, services at the pool, etc.

Jim