On 13 Dec 2004 19:27:35 GMT, (JAXAshby) wrote:

relating my recent
offshore trip.
=======================

The south end of City Island is not "offshore".

James wrote:

I would like to ask three questions:

1) Does JAXAshby post useful, intelligent information in his responses
to others?


2) Does JAXAshby ever post replies to others that are NOT insulting and
rude?


3) Is there anyone on this newsgroup who thinks that JAXAshby makes it a
better place?

Jimmy

James,

I think it would be a great idea if you folks would start an
alt.bash.jaxashy newsgroup and take this stuff over there. You all act
so outraged at Jax's mere existence, but you insist on replying to his
posts - especially the inflammatory ones - and even starting new threads
to bait him. If you want him to go away, just ignore him. But you know
that don't you?

It makes one wonder who here is the troll?

I hate killfiling knowledgable people because they just can't let this
stuff alone.

If you want him to go away, just ignore him.

they *could* try talking sailing, couldn't they, but then I would post even
more and they would post even less.

Cindy, they are just whistling walking past the cemetary at night. They are
terrified to go out on a boat when the wind gets high enough to make whitecaps.

maybe if we compained to aol?

Cindy please answer the questions.

Thanks

Jimmy

James wrote:
Cindy please answer the questions.

Thanks

Jimmy


Your questions are offtopic.

James wrote:
Cindy please answer the questions.

Thanks

Jimmy
*plonk*
one more for the idiot bin

James wrote:

I would like to ask three questions

1) Does JAXAshby post useful, intelligent information in his responses
to others?
2) Does JAXAshby ever post replies to others that are NOT insulting and
rude?
3) Is there anyone on this newsgroup who thinks that JAXAshby makes it a
better place?

Jimmy

1. sometimes.
2. sometimes.
3. sometimes.

Variations in his bootleg "medications" and erratic dosing by his
attendants cause marked changes in his avatar. Some think he is the
water cooler video game somewhere, played by different teams on an
obscure rotation schedule employing an 8-ball mystery answer
machine, or an Ouija board with a square ball bearing bouncing
around on an industrial bakery mixing cauldron half full of bricks
and goose grease, mounted on rusty springs.

WRT #3, the individual is probably himself.

I unplonk him on occasion, for a little stimulation. He is a bit
like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
If you like marzipan and turkish delight and fermented garlic fish
paste, you might enjoy the experience, but grease up your sense of
humour and snug up your tolerance collar, first.

What's he up to this week? (Like it matters? You shouldn't eat what
you didn't cook, and you should never take usegroup seriously, Never.)

He even complimented me, recently. That was scary. I had to re-read
a week's worth of my old postings, to see where I went wrong.

Terry K

"Moderation in most things!" -Me.

On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 16:22:48 -0400, Terry Spragg
wrote:


Variations in his bootleg "medications" and erratic dosing by his
attendants cause marked changes in his avatar. Some think he is the
water cooler video game somewhere, played by different teams on an
obscure rotation schedule employing an 8-ball mystery answer
machine, or an Ouija board with a square ball bearing bouncing
around on an industrial bakery mixing cauldron half full of bricks
and goose grease, mounted on rusty springs.

Mr. Spragg, I salute your command of verbal imagery. A brief comment a
Scottish friend made once sums it up: "Yer man's got a heid full o'
wee motors". Classic.

He even complimented me, recently. That was scary. I had to re-read
a week's worth of my old postings, to see where I went wrong.

Yeah, I got one of those once, presumably right after one of his
"sessions"..or perhaps the moon was in phase or something.

It soon cleared up and he was back to chewing through his rode.

R.

rhys, did you see the current GOB and its comment about stopping chafe using a
cable through the chocks (two concentric PVC pipes to protect the chock) then
hooked to *rope* hooked to 8 (?) feet of chain hooked to the anchor?
Interesting. Appears to have completely eliminate any chance of chafe.

From: rhys
Date: 12/13/2004 5:09 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id:

On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 16:22:48 -0400, Terry Spragg
wrote:


Variations in his bootleg "medications" and erratic dosing by his
attendants cause marked changes in his avatar. Some think he is the
water cooler video game somewhere, played by different teams on an
obscure rotation schedule employing an 8-ball mystery answer
machine, or an Ouija board with a square ball bearing bouncing
around on an industrial bakery mixing cauldron half full of bricks
and goose grease, mounted on rusty springs.

Mr. Spragg, I salute your command of verbal imagery. A brief comment a
Scottish friend made once sums it up: "Yer man's got a heid full o'
wee motors". Classic.

He even complimented me, recently. That was scary. I had to re-read
a week's worth of my old postings, to see where I went wrong.

Yeah, I got one of those once, presumably right after one of his
"sessions"..or perhaps the moon was in phase or something.

It soon cleared up and he was back to chewing through his rode.

R.