Celebrity Chainsaw Death Match !

Given these two sailboat people posted in detail their sailing
plans........
And given the results of Skip's and Joe's voyages........

Who do you think is the best captain: Skip or Joe ?????

Bob

"Bob" wrote in message
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Celebrity Chainsaw Death Match !

Given these two sailboat people posted in detail their sailing
plans........
And given the results of Skip's and Joe's voyages........

Who do you think is the best captain: Skip or Joe ?????

Bob

As pathetic an example of a sailor as Skippy is he's got Joe beat because,
to date at least, Skippy hasn't become frightened (like some little school
girl) enough to abandon his boat. But then again, Skippy has never gotten
out of the Intracoastal Waterway except for a couple short hops on light
breezy days. So, perhaps it's a toss-up.

In conclusion, both Skippy and Joe are an accident waiting to happen. Joe's
just happened sooner but Skippy's time is at hand. Mark my words. Both are
putzes (thank you Captain Neal) of the highest order.

Wilbur Hubbard

On Feb 21, 4:52*pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
"Bob" wrote in message

As pathetic an example of a sailor as Skippy is he's got Joe beat because,
to date at least, Skippy hasn't become frightened (like some little school
girl) enough to abandon his boat. But then again, Skippy has never gotten
out of the Intracoastal Waterway except for a couple short hops on light
breezy days. So, perhaps it's a toss-up.

In conclusion, both Skippy and Joe are an accident waiting to happen. Joe's
just happened sooner but Skippy's time is at hand. Mark my words. Both are
putzes (thank you Captain Neal) of the highest order.

Wilbur Hubbard

My Dearest Wilbur:

On a completly diffrent topic. Your post above follows an interesting
organizational pattern. Was your organization by choce or did you just
sorta do it?

What is see is a classic: Claim-Warrant-Support pattern softend with a
PRES model. That is, "I belive______ because____. For example______ In
summary________." damn, a comple persuasive message!

Whered ya learn dat stuff????
Rhetor Bob

"Bob" wrote in message
...
On Feb 21, 4:52 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
"Bob" wrote in message

As pathetic an example of a sailor as Skippy is he's got Joe beat because,
to date at least, Skippy hasn't become frightened (like some little school
girl) enough to abandon his boat. But then again, Skippy has never gotten
out of the Intracoastal Waterway except for a couple short hops on light
breezy days. So, perhaps it's a toss-up.

In conclusion, both Skippy and Joe are an accident waiting to happen.
Joe's
just happened sooner but Skippy's time is at hand. Mark my words. Both are
putzes (thank you Captain Neal) of the highest order.

Wilbur Hubbard

: My Dearest Wilbur:
:
: On a completly diffrent topic. Your post above follows an interesting
: organizational pattern. Was your organization by choce or did you just
: sorta do it?
:
: What is see is a classic: Claim-Warrant-Support pattern softend with a
: PRES model. That is, "I belive______ because____. For example______ In
: summary________." damn, a comple persuasive message!
:
: Whered ya learn dat stuff????
: Rhetor Bob

University of Missouri School of Journalism circa 1969. One chooses, then
one does.

Wilbur Hubbard

On Feb 21, 6:46*pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:

: Whered ya learn dat stuff????
: Rhetor Bob

University of Missouri School of Journalism circa 1969. *One chooses, then
one does.

Wilbur Hubbard

Your accademic preperation is obvious! Its a difficult task to
integrate persuasive patterns in a casual conversation. Good on for
you !!

Bob