RIP

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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RIP

Nothing died. It's not real life. It's a newsgroup. There are others.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

On Mar 9, 6:42*pm, (Thom Stewart) wrote:
RIP

JML Sigs

It's not dead, Thom, just lifeless!

Mike

www.sailinglinks.com

"cruisin" wrote in message
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On Mar 9, 6:42 pm, (Thom Stewart) wrote:
RIP

JML Sigs

It's not dead, Thom, just lifeless!

Wrong. Both you and Old Man Stewart are wrong. As long as Jonathan Ganz
remains here this group will remain blacklisted, next to useless and a sad
reminder of the consequences of a group supporting netKKKops. There are
consequences for allowing netKKKops to remain in your group. I think you now
know the consequences of your allowing netKKKops and the power the Good
Captain Neal wielded over the situation. A captain who has mastered the
seven seas like him can certainly rule the destiny of this sorry group of
losers and wannabes who support scum-of-the-Earth netKKKops.

The Good Captain simply did what the producers did in the novel, "Atlas
Shrugged." He withdrew and took his talent and production along with him.
Because you losers had nothing worthwhile to contribute and you actually
encouraged others of you who were jealous of the Good Captain and tried to
muzzle him, you now see what happens when you get your wish. Enjoy the
production of one netKKKop Jonathan E. Ganz. His production is prolific as
he is the number one poster here by quantity. As for me, I'll take the
quality of the Good Captain over the quantity of a boring no talent little
mommy's boy any day.

I talked to the Good Captain the other day via cell phone. He's doing well
with his business enterprises in Cuba. I apprised him of the situation here
and this is what he said, "That's no news to me. The outcome was inevitable.
Servers that rabble right. They put themselves in an untenable situation
because they were ignorant, stupid and vain. A little, behind-the-scenes
clique thought they could dictate the terms of that group. They now know
their folly. They are not sailors, never were, never shall be."

Enjoy the bed you made for yourselves. Pleasant dreams. Ha ha ha!

Wilbur Hubbard

"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message
anews.com...

"cruisin" wrote in message
...
On Mar 9, 6:42 pm, (Thom Stewart) wrote:
RIP

JML Sigs

It's not dead, Thom, just lifeless!

Wrong. Both you and Old Man Stewart are wrong. As long as Jonathan Ganz
remains here this group will remain blacklisted, next to useless and a sad
reminder of the consequences of a group supporting netKKKops. There are
consequences for allowing netKKKops to remain in your group. I think you
now know the consequences of your allowing netKKKops and the power the
Good Captain Neal wielded over the situation. A captain who has mastered
the seven seas like him can certainly rule the destiny of this sorry group
of losers and wannabes who support scum-of-the-Earth netKKKops.

The Good Captain simply did what the producers did in the novel, "Atlas
Shrugged." He withdrew and took his talent and production along with him.
Because you losers had nothing worthwhile to contribute and you actually
encouraged others of you who were jealous of the Good Captain and tried to
muzzle him, you now see what happens when you get your wish. Enjoy the
production of one netKKKop Jonathan E. Ganz. His production is prolific as
he is the number one poster here by quantity. As for me, I'll take the
quality of the Good Captain over the quantity of a boring no talent little
mommy's boy any day.

I talked to the Good Captain the other day via cell phone. He's doing well
with his business enterprises in Cuba. I apprised him of the situation
here and this is what he said, "That's no news to me. The outcome was
inevitable. Servers that rabble right. They put themselves in an untenable
situation because they were ignorant, stupid and vain. A little,
behind-the-scenes clique thought they could dictate the terms of that
group. They now know their folly. They are not sailors, never were, never
shall be."

Enjoy the bed you made for yourselves. Pleasant dreams. Ha ha ha!

Wilbur Hubbard


Well, at least they got rid of Boob****

"Lee" wrote in message ...

"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message
Neal Warren's bs removed

Well, at least they got rid of Boob****



Wow... Neal sure is one sick guy. We should pity him. I feel terrible for
him.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

wrote in message
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On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:35:23 -0700, "Capt. JG"
wrote:

wrote in message
. ..
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:56:09 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
snip
Something for Bangkok, etc to consider before encouraging any further
dialog with Wilbur, AKA Capt Neal. ASA was once one of the busiest
usenet groups in existence.




Thanks for snipping appropriately.... :-)

It's just a matter of time until Wilbur decides that someone in this group
needs
"the treatment" that he employed in ASA. They needed to see that post in
it's
entirety, and I'm sure that every one of them can see what your
"involvement"
amounts to. Within a year or two of Wilbur settling in here, and finding
correspondents, the group will no longer have any regulars. Those who fail
to
learn from history...



Not to worry . . . I can assure you that you and rec.boats.cruising have
nothing to fear from me, Wilbur Hubbard.

Although I am a friend of the Good Captain's I lack the know-how to cause
the blacklisting and demise of a newsgroup. Unlike him, I don't have friends
in high places of power in Usenet (and elsewhere) like he does. But, as long
as you continue to abide known netKKKops the likes of Jonathan Ganz in this
group I'd guess rec.boats.cruising is also in some danger of being reduced
to smoldering rubble heap should the Good Captain get wind of it and return
to make things right. But, if the Good Captain does find out, don't blame
me. I won't tell him where known netKKKops have slunk off to do their dirty
work. Besides, I don't think they even know what wi-fi is where he is
wheeling and dealing in Cuba these days.

Wilbur Hubbard

On Mar 10, 11:56*am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
"cruisin" wrote in message

...
On Mar 9, 6:42 pm, (Thom Stewart) wrote:

RIP

JML Sigs

It's not dead, Thom, just lifeless!

Wrong. Both you and Old Man Stewart are wrong. As long as Jonathan Ganz
remains here this group will remain blacklisted, next to useless and a sad
reminder of the consequences of a group supporting netKKKops. There are
consequences for allowing netKKKops to remain in your group. I think you now
know the consequences of your allowing netKKKops and the power the Good
Captain Neal wielded over the situation. A captain who has mastered the
seven seas like him can certainly rule the destiny of this sorry group of
losers and wannabes who support scum-of-the-Earth netKKKops.

The Good Captain simply did what the producers did in the novel, "Atlas
Shrugged." He withdrew and took his talent and production along with him.
Because you losers had nothing worthwhile to contribute and you actually
encouraged others of you who were jealous of the Good Captain and tried to
muzzle him, you now see what happens when you get your wish. Enjoy the
production of one netKKKop Jonathan E. Ganz. His production is prolific as
he is the number one poster here by quantity. As for me, I'll take the
quality of the Good Captain over the quantity of a boring no talent little
mommy's boy any day.

I talked to the Good Captain the other day via cell phone. He's doing well
with his business enterprises in Cuba. I apprised him of the situation here
and this is what he said, "That's no news to me. The outcome was inevitable.
Servers that rabble right. They put themselves in an untenable situation
because they were ignorant, stupid and vain. A little, behind-the-scenes
clique thought they could dictate the terms of that group. They now know
their folly. They are not sailors, never were, never shall be."

Enjoy the bed you made for yourselves. Pleasant dreams. Ha ha ha!

Wilbur Hubbard

Get over it, be a grown-up and pull up your big-boy pants. In case
you missed it, Chinese New Years just happened, and that is the time
to forgive and forget all the s**t that happened in the previous
year. I'm thinking you must have missed a few of those Chinese New
Years. You should go talk to your imaginary friend and convince the
two of yourselves that it's time to get freekin over it.

That of course applies to all the protagonists in this little Grecian
drama that Alt.Sailing. ASA has become.

Spring is almost here, and sailing will recommence for all the iced-in
subscibers. Maybe we can still have our little waterfront pub to
share a few laughs and poke some fun at each other without all the
vitriolics?
Just a simpleminded hope from a simple sailor.

Cheers,

Mike

On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:08:16 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 12:35:23 -0700, "Capt. JG"
wrote:

wrote in message
...
On Mon, 10 Mar 2008 14:56:09 -0400, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
snip
Something for Bangkok, etc to consider before encouraging any further
dialog with Wilbur, AKA Capt Neal. ASA was once one of the busiest
usenet groups in existence.




Thanks for snipping appropriately.... :-)

It's just a matter of time until Wilbur decides that someone in this group
needs
"the treatment" that he employed in ASA. They needed to see that post in
it's
entirety, and I'm sure that every one of them can see what your
"involvement"
amounts to. Within a year or two of Wilbur settling in here, and finding
correspondents, the group will no longer have any regulars. Those who fail
to
learn from history...



Not to worry . . . I can assure you that you and rec.boats.cruising have
nothing to fear from me, Wilbur Hubbard.

Although I am a friend of the Good Captain's I lack the know-how to cause
the blacklisting and demise of a newsgroup. Unlike him, I don't have friends
in high places of power in Usenet (and elsewhere) like he does. But, as long
as you continue to abide known netKKKops the likes of Jonathan Ganz in this
group I'd guess rec.boats.cruising is also in some danger of being reduced
to smoldering rubble heap should the Good Captain get wind of it and return
to make things right. But, if the Good Captain does find out, don't blame
me. I won't tell him where known netKKKops have slunk off to do their dirty
work. Besides, I don't think they even know what wi-fi is where he is
wheeling and dealing in Cuba these days.

Wilbur Hubbard


There is this difference between happiness and wisdom: he that thinks
himself the happiest man, really is so; but he that thinks himself the
wisest, is generally the greatest fool.


Have a nice day

"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote:
..... As long as Jonathan Ganz
remains here this group will remain blacklisted, next to useless and a sad
reminder of the consequences of a group supporting netKKKops.

??

..... A little, behind-the-scenes
clique thought they could dictate the terms of that group.

Yep, it's all a conspiracy, isn't it?
It's always "them" pulling you down, making you fail, making you
unpopular. Too bad, so sad.


cruisin wrote:
Get over it, be a grown-up and pull up your big-boy pants.

It's a bit late for that.

.... In case
you missed it, Chinese New Years just happened, and that is the time
to forgive and forget all the s**t that happened in the previous
year.

I like that concept.



That of course applies to all the protagonists in this little Grecian
drama that Alt.Sailing. ASA has become.


Well, it was always a bit of a soap opera, doncha think? And some have
more talent.... or tolerance... for dramatics than others.


Spring is almost here, and sailing will recommence for all the iced-in
subscibers. Maybe we can still have our little waterfront pub to
share a few laughs and poke some fun at each other without all the
vitriolics?
Just a simpleminded hope from a simple sailor.


It comes and goes with the seasons; however I don't really expect new
talent on the level of Tadpole and JAXAshby to return alt.ASA to it's
former manic level. Oh well.

DSK