Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 10:39:22 -0500, Boater wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:39:55 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:57:34 -0500, Boater
wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

D. No, I am *not" discussing my personal religious beliefs
here. I do happen to know Observant Jews, they are friends
of mind, and you obviously don't know Observant Jews from a
hole in the ground.

No, you don't discuss your personal religious beliefs here.

You discuss everyone else's.

Eisboch

No, I don't. I discuss religions, and I do point out from time
to time that many of those who proclaim their religion the
loudest seem to be proclaimers only.
Do you realize how arrogant and just plain stupid you sound
when you make statements like this.
Actions speak louder than words. Most of those here who proclaim
their religious beliefs the loudest talk the talk but their
behavior here indicates they don't walk the walk.
You have often professed an interest in the teachings of Buddha
and may possibly be a follower of the Dali Lama. You actions of
constantly mocking and judging other beliefs is contrary to
Buddhism and the teachings of the Dali Lama.

I'm also interested in the teachings of Jesus and many of the
Biblical prophets, and I certainly am a fan of the Dalai Lama.

It's not the "beliefs" I mock, it's the self-proclaimed believers.
Harry, could you give an example of 'self-proclaimed believers'?
You keep
using the term, and I've asked for examples, but you've not been
able to
provide any. I even offered a suggestion or two.

Does your religious faith encourage the 'mocking' of others? My
father's
second wife was Jewish, but I've never known her to mock anyone. --

Salmonbait
Harry's definition of an Observant Jew is based upon his limited
knowledge of a few Orthodox Jews he knew as a child. He believes
their interpretation of the Torah is the only interpretation used by
practicing Jews.

At no time did i think my little jokes about Christmas carols and
Chinese food would be a basis for trying to defend those who do not
follow the same practices as "Harry's Jews".

There are Orthodox Jews who actually have to tear and prefold toilet
paper before Sabbath just so they work on the Sabbath. They don't
turn on or off a light on the Sabbath, they don't answer the phone.
Is this the majority of practicing Jews, NO.

Even in Israel, 80% of the Jews will drive on Sabbath. Harry's
knowledge of Judaism and definition of a Observant Jew is just
another way to mock someone's beliefs.

According to Harry one would have to follow all 613 Mitzvot or they
could not be considered an Observant Jew. One of the Mitzvot says
one must not charge an Israeli interest on a loan, one says do not
demand repayment of a loan from someone who is poor, and every 7
years one must forgive all debts, one must allow all fields to
remain fallow and one should not harvest from trees or vines on that
year. Based upon all 613 Mitzvot there probably are no Observant
Jews left in the world.

Harry knowledge of religion is used to ridicule others, nothing
more, nothing less.

Harry does ridicule others.
I think that's part of his complaint to Tim the other day that he wasn't
being treated nicely. I really believe that he would be treated much
more
nicely if he stopped his ridicule, name-calling, insulting, and cross
posting.

But, that's just my opinion.

I wish I had an $850 desk chair.
--

Salmonbait


You really don't get it.

Yes, we get it.

You actually think I care about the behavior in this group?

Yes.

There are a few posters here with whom I enjoy exchanging pleasantries
and quips. I don't give a tinker's dam about the rest.

Yes, you give a tinker's damn. If you didn't care you wouldn't respond
to those you profess to not give a tinker's damn about.

If you want a good desk chair, buy one.

We would rather have a sugar momma like yours buy it for us. But, we
aren't lucky enough to be kept men.

Indeed, I don't know why any smart, educated sensible woman would want
to keep something like you around.


Now see. You could have addressed the comments he made regarding your
statements. You chose instead to address the mildly insulting comment.

Go back and address the meaningful comments, and disregard the last one.

You can do it!
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:49:47 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"BAR" wrote in message
m...
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:39:55 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:57:34 -0500, Boater
wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

D. No, I am *not" discussing my personal religious beliefs
here. I do happen to know Observant Jews, they are friends of
mind, and you obviously don't know Observant Jews from a hole
in the ground.

No, you don't discuss your personal religious beliefs here.

You discuss everyone else's.

Eisboch

No, I don't. I discuss religions, and I do point out from time to
time that many of those who proclaim their religion the loudest
seem to be proclaimers only.
Do you realize how arrogant and just plain stupid you sound when
you make statements like this.
Actions speak louder than words. Most of those here who proclaim
their religious beliefs the loudest talk the talk but their
behavior here indicates they don't walk the walk.
You have often professed an interest in the teachings of Buddha and
may possibly be a follower of the Dali Lama. You actions of
constantly mocking and judging other beliefs is contrary to Buddhism
and the teachings of the Dali Lama.

I'm also interested in the teachings of Jesus and many of the
Biblical prophets, and I certainly am a fan of the Dalai Lama.

It's not the "beliefs" I mock, it's the self-proclaimed believers.
Harry, could you give an example of 'self-proclaimed believers'? You
keep
using the term, and I've asked for examples, but you've not been able
to
provide any. I even offered a suggestion or two.

Does your religious faith encourage the 'mocking' of others? My
father's
second wife was Jewish, but I've never known her to mock anyone. --

Salmonbait
Harry's definition of an Observant Jew is based upon his limited
knowledge of a few Orthodox Jews he knew as a child. He believes their
interpretation of the Torah is the only interpretation used by
practicing Jews.

At no time did i think my little jokes about Christmas carols and
Chinese food would be a basis for trying to defend those who do not
follow the same practices as "Harry's Jews".

There are Orthodox Jews who actually have to tear and prefold toilet
paper before Sabbath just so they work on the Sabbath. They don't turn
on or off a light on the Sabbath, they don't answer the phone. Is this
the majority of practicing Jews, NO.

Even in Israel, 80% of the Jews will drive on Sabbath. Harry's
knowledge of Judaism and definition of a Observant Jew is just another
way to mock someone's beliefs.

According to Harry one would have to follow all 613 Mitzvot or they
could not be considered an Observant Jew. One of the Mitzvot says one
must not charge an Israeli interest on a loan, one says do not demand
repayment of a loan from someone who is poor, and every 7 years one
must forgive all debts, one must allow all fields to remain fallow and
one should not harvest from trees or vines on that year. Based upon
all 613 Mitzvot there probably are no Observant Jews left in the world.

Harry knowledge of religion is used to ridicule others, nothing more,
nothing less.

Harry does ridicule others.
I think that's part of his complaint to Tim the other day that he wasn't
being treated nicely. I really believe that he would be treated much
more
nicely if he stopped his ridicule, name-calling, insulting, and cross
posting.

But, that's just my opinion.

I wish I had an $850 desk chair.
--

Salmonbait


You really don't get it.

Yes, we get it.

You actually think I care about the behavior in this group?

Yes.

There are a few posters here with whom I enjoy exchanging pleasantries
and quips. I don't give a tinker's dam about the rest.

Yes, you give a tinker's damn. If you didn't care you wouldn't respond to
those you profess to not give a tinker's damn about.

If you want a good desk chair, buy one.

We would rather have a sugar momma like yours buy it for us. But, we
aren't lucky enough to be kept men.


Looks like Uncle Sam keeps the retired Lt Colonel quite well.


Uncle Sam and the county. Yup, I'm getting the retirement I earned. And,
it's keeping me quite well. Along with the Social Security check, it'll go
a long way towards helping my grandkids also. That's what it's all about,
right?
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 10:51:03 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 10:30:25 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:39:55 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:57:34 -0500, Boater wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

D. No, I am *not" discussing my personal religious beliefs here. I
do happen to know Observant Jews, they are friends of mind, and
you obviously don't know Observant Jews from a hole in the ground.

No, you don't discuss your personal religious beliefs here.

You discuss everyone else's.

Eisboch

No, I don't. I discuss religions, and I do point out from time to
time that many of those who proclaim their religion the loudest seem
to be proclaimers only.
Do you realize how arrogant and just plain stupid you sound when you
make statements like this.
Actions speak louder than words. Most of those here who proclaim their
religious beliefs the loudest talk the talk but their behavior here
indicates they don't walk the walk.
You have often professed an interest in the teachings of Buddha and may
possibly be a follower of the Dali Lama. You actions of constantly
mocking and judging other beliefs is contrary to Buddhism and the
teachings of the Dali Lama.

I'm also interested in the teachings of Jesus and many of the Biblical
prophets, and I certainly am a fan of the Dalai Lama.

It's not the "beliefs" I mock, it's the self-proclaimed believers.
Harry, could you give an example of 'self-proclaimed believers'? You keep
using the term, and I've asked for examples, but you've not been able to
provide any. I even offered a suggestion or two.

Does your religious faith encourage the 'mocking' of others? My father's
second wife was Jewish, but I've never known her to mock anyone.
--

Salmonbait
Harry's definition of an Observant Jew is based upon his limited
knowledge of a few Orthodox Jews he knew as a child. He believes their
interpretation of the Torah is the only interpretation used by
practicing Jews.

At no time did i think my little jokes about Christmas carols and
Chinese food would be a basis for trying to defend those who do not
follow the same practices as "Harry's Jews".

There are Orthodox Jews who actually have to tear and prefold toilet
paper before Sabbath just so they work on the Sabbath. They don't turn
on or off a light on the Sabbath, they don't answer the phone. Is this
the majority of practicing Jews, NO.

Even in Israel, 80% of the Jews will drive on Sabbath. Harry's knowledge
of Judaism and definition of a Observant Jew is just another way to mock
someone's beliefs.

According to Harry one would have to follow all 613 Mitzvot or they
could not be considered an Observant Jew. One of the Mitzvot says one
must not charge an Israeli interest on a loan, one says do not demand
repayment of a loan from someone who is poor, and every 7 years one must
forgive all debts, one must allow all fields to remain fallow and one
should not harvest from trees or vines on that year. Based upon all 613
Mitzvot there probably are no Observant Jews left in the world.

Harry knowledge of religion is used to ridicule others, nothing more,
nothing less.
Harry does ridicule others.

I think that's part of his complaint to Tim the other day that he wasn't
being treated nicely. I really believe that he would be treated much more
nicely if he stopped his ridicule, name-calling, insulting, and cross
posting.

But, that's just my opinion.

I wish I had an $850 desk chair.
--

Salmonbait

You really don't get it.

You actually think I care about the behavior in this group?

There are a few posters here with whom I enjoy exchanging pleasantries
and quips. I don't give a tinker's dam about the rest.

If you want a good desk chair, buy one.

Yes, you were complaining to Tim about the way you were treated. You
complain that all these other people call you names and insult you, and
therefore you should return the behavior. If you didn't care, why would you
be so desirous of returning the behavior?

If you 'don't give a tinker's damn about the rest', then why try so hard to
insult, degrade, call names, or 'best' the 'rest'.

I'd never spend $850 on a desk chair. I'd rather put the money in the bank
for my grandkids' college expenses. If I had one, I'd surely not brag about
it.
--

Salmonbait

1. Your interpretation of my comments to Tim is incorrect.

2. You might consider working on others here. My position is perfectly
clear and will not change no matter how much hectoring you attempt.

3. It's tinker's dam, John. Not damn.

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I like the numbering system, it makes responding much simpler.

re 4. Is taking note of something insulting? What 'hypocrisy' did I
perform?

re 3. Thanks for the correction.

re 2. I've considered same. Your behavior is, in my opinion (and that of
many others you respect), the instigating factor. You claim it's because of
your politics. That is false.

re 1. My interpretation is accurate. If, in your opinion, it is incorrect,
please try to correct it.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:39:55 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:57:34 -0500, Boater
wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

D. No, I am *not" discussing my personal religious beliefs
here. I do happen to know Observant Jews, they are friends of
mind, and you obviously don't know Observant Jews from a hole
in the ground.

No, you don't discuss your personal religious beliefs here.

You discuss everyone else's.

Eisboch

No, I don't. I discuss religions, and I do point out from time to
time that many of those who proclaim their religion the loudest
seem to be proclaimers only.
Do you realize how arrogant and just plain stupid you sound when
you make statements like this.
Actions speak louder than words. Most of those here who proclaim
their religious beliefs the loudest talk the talk but their
behavior here indicates they don't walk the walk.
You have often professed an interest in the teachings of Buddha and
may possibly be a follower of the Dali Lama. You actions of
constantly mocking and judging other beliefs is contrary to Buddhism
and the teachings of the Dali Lama.

I'm also interested in the teachings of Jesus and many of the
Biblical prophets, and I certainly am a fan of the Dalai Lama.

It's not the "beliefs" I mock, it's the self-proclaimed believers.
Harry, could you give an example of 'self-proclaimed believers'? You
keep
using the term, and I've asked for examples, but you've not been able
to
provide any. I even offered a suggestion or two.

Does your religious faith encourage the 'mocking' of others? My
father's
second wife was Jewish, but I've never known her to mock anyone. --

Salmonbait
Harry's definition of an Observant Jew is based upon his limited
knowledge of a few Orthodox Jews he knew as a child. He believes their
interpretation of the Torah is the only interpretation used by
practicing Jews.

At no time did i think my little jokes about Christmas carols and
Chinese food would be a basis for trying to defend those who do not
follow the same practices as "Harry's Jews".

There are Orthodox Jews who actually have to tear and prefold toilet
paper before Sabbath just so they work on the Sabbath. They don't turn
on or off a light on the Sabbath, they don't answer the phone. Is this
the majority of practicing Jews, NO.

Even in Israel, 80% of the Jews will drive on Sabbath. Harry's
knowledge of Judaism and definition of a Observant Jew is just another
way to mock someone's beliefs.

According to Harry one would have to follow all 613 Mitzvot or they
could not be considered an Observant Jew. One of the Mitzvot says one
must not charge an Israeli interest on a loan, one says do not demand
repayment of a loan from someone who is poor, and every 7 years one
must forgive all debts, one must allow all fields to remain fallow and
one should not harvest from trees or vines on that year. Based upon
all 613 Mitzvot there probably are no Observant Jews left in the world.

Harry knowledge of religion is used to ridicule others, nothing more,
nothing less.
Harry does ridicule others.
I think that's part of his complaint to Tim the other day that he wasn't
being treated nicely. I really believe that he would be treated much
more
nicely if he stopped his ridicule, name-calling, insulting, and cross
posting.

But, that's just my opinion.

I wish I had an $850 desk chair.
--

Salmonbait

You really don't get it.
Yes, we get it.

You actually think I care about the behavior in this group?
Yes.

There are a few posters here with whom I enjoy exchanging pleasantries
and quips. I don't give a tinker's dam about the rest.
Yes, you give a tinker's damn. If you didn't care you wouldn't respond to
those you profess to not give a tinker's damn about.

If you want a good desk chair, buy one.
We would rather have a sugar momma like yours buy it for us. But, we
aren't lucky enough to be kept men.


Looks like Uncle Sam keeps the retired Lt Colonel quite well.

Why don't you ask the retired Lt. Colonel what he had to do to get kept
so well by the Uncle Sam.

For my father to earn his retirement after 26 years of service, retiring
as an Navy Commander. He spent 9 of the first 14 years of his career and
marriage at sea or on foreign soil, unaccompanied. Four of his five
children were born during this time too. We lived in 6 different places
from Hawaii to Alexandria VA during those 14 years. Crossing the USA
three times. The last 12 were spent navigating a desk in the DC area.

Military retirees have earned their retirement pay. And, John like many
military retirees could have gone into government contracting and made a
fortuned but, he decided to continue in public service and became a
substitute teacher.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat,
and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more
grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:05:12 -0500, BAR wrote:

Don White wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 09:39:55 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 08:57:34 -0500, Boater
wrote:

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

D. No, I am *not" discussing my personal religious beliefs
here. I do happen to know Observant Jews, they are friends of
mind, and you obviously don't know Observant Jews from a hole
in the ground.

No, you don't discuss your personal religious beliefs here.

You discuss everyone else's.

Eisboch

No, I don't. I discuss religions, and I do point out from time to
time that many of those who proclaim their religion the loudest
seem to be proclaimers only.
Do you realize how arrogant and just plain stupid you sound when
you make statements like this.
Actions speak louder than words. Most of those here who proclaim
their religious beliefs the loudest talk the talk but their
behavior here indicates they don't walk the walk.
You have often professed an interest in the teachings of Buddha and
may possibly be a follower of the Dali Lama. You actions of
constantly mocking and judging other beliefs is contrary to Buddhism
and the teachings of the Dali Lama.

I'm also interested in the teachings of Jesus and many of the
Biblical prophets, and I certainly am a fan of the Dalai Lama.

It's not the "beliefs" I mock, it's the self-proclaimed believers.
Harry, could you give an example of 'self-proclaimed believers'? You
keep
using the term, and I've asked for examples, but you've not been able
to
provide any. I even offered a suggestion or two.

Does your religious faith encourage the 'mocking' of others? My
father's
second wife was Jewish, but I've never known her to mock anyone. --

Salmonbait
Harry's definition of an Observant Jew is based upon his limited
knowledge of a few Orthodox Jews he knew as a child. He believes their
interpretation of the Torah is the only interpretation used by
practicing Jews.

At no time did i think my little jokes about Christmas carols and
Chinese food would be a basis for trying to defend those who do not
follow the same practices as "Harry's Jews".

There are Orthodox Jews who actually have to tear and prefold toilet
paper before Sabbath just so they work on the Sabbath. They don't turn
on or off a light on the Sabbath, they don't answer the phone. Is this
the majority of practicing Jews, NO.

Even in Israel, 80% of the Jews will drive on Sabbath. Harry's
knowledge of Judaism and definition of a Observant Jew is just another
way to mock someone's beliefs.

According to Harry one would have to follow all 613 Mitzvot or they
could not be considered an Observant Jew. One of the Mitzvot says one
must not charge an Israeli interest on a loan, one says do not demand
repayment of a loan from someone who is poor, and every 7 years one
must forgive all debts, one must allow all fields to remain fallow and
one should not harvest from trees or vines on that year. Based upon
all 613 Mitzvot there probably are no Observant Jews left in the world.

Harry knowledge of religion is used to ridicule others, nothing more,
nothing less.
Harry does ridicule others.
I think that's part of his complaint to Tim the other day that he wasn't
being treated nicely. I really believe that he would be treated much
more
nicely if he stopped his ridicule, name-calling, insulting, and cross
posting.

But, that's just my opinion.

I wish I had an $850 desk chair.
--

Salmonbait

You really don't get it.
Yes, we get it.

You actually think I care about the behavior in this group?
Yes.

There are a few posters here with whom I enjoy exchanging pleasantries
and quips. I don't give a tinker's dam about the rest.
Yes, you give a tinker's damn. If you didn't care you wouldn't respond to
those you profess to not give a tinker's damn about.

If you want a good desk chair, buy one.
We would rather have a sugar momma like yours buy it for us. But, we
aren't lucky enough to be kept men.


Looks like Uncle Sam keeps the retired Lt Colonel quite well.

Why don't you ask the retired Lt. Colonel what he had to do to get kept
so well by the Uncle Sam.

For my father to earn his retirement after 26 years of service, retiring
as an Navy Commander. He spent 9 of the first 14 years of his career and
marriage at sea or on foreign soil, unaccompanied. Four of his five
children were born during this time too. We lived in 6 different places
from Hawaii to Alexandria VA during those 14 years. Crossing the USA
three times. The last 12 were spent navigating a desk in the DC area.

Military retirees have earned their retirement pay. And, John like many
military retirees could have gone into government contracting and made a
fortuned but, he decided to continue in public service and became a
substitute teacher.

I became a 'real' teacher. Only after retiring as a teacher ('cause ten
years was all I could take) did I take up subbing.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:
4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.

I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait


Well, you could have put the money you spent or are spending on the
Toyotas into an educational savings account for your grandchildren.
There's probably more tied up in those cars than I have tied up in my
chair.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.

I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat,
and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more
grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat,
and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more
grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit you on
the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat,
and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more
grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit you on
the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday season?

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new
boat, and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many
more grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit you
on the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday season?

You mean, more of them than are here right now?

Reginald Etc.
 

"BAR" wrote in message
...

Your problem is that you are judgmental of others in religious and
non-religious areas of their lives. You have a rigid view of the world and
if someone does fall into to your rigid framework of behavior then your
berate and ridicule them. We are curious why you do this and what event in
your life caused you behave like this?

It was that liberal arts education that teaches you how to think.

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

"Boater" wrote in message
...

I'm not proclaiming my religious beliefs by quoting lines attributed to
your saviour. I'm quoting *your* religious beliefs, and suggesting that a
true believer would follow them. That is all.


How could you possibly know what John's or anybody else's interpretation of
their personal religious beliefs are? Do you assume that two people
sitting in the same church next to each other in the pew believe *exactly*
the same thing?

Holy Mackerel! Harry. I gave you more credit for smarts than that.

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new
boat, and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many
more grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit you
on the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday season?

You mean, more of them than are here right now?

How many lineal children and grandchildren of yours are there now?

Reginald Etc.
 

Eisboch wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Your problem is that you are judgmental of others in religious and
non-religious areas of their lives. You have a rigid view of the world and
if someone does fall into to your rigid framework of behavior then your
berate and ridicule them. We are curious why you do this and what event in
your life caused you behave like this?

It was that liberal arts education that teaches you how to think.

Eisboch




You boys are an absolute panic. :)

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new
boat, and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many
more grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit
you on the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday
season?

You mean, more of them than are here right now?

How many lineal children and grandchildren of yours are there now?


Enough.

Reginald Etc.
 

Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
I'm not proclaiming my religious beliefs by quoting lines attributed to
your saviour. I'm quoting *your* religious beliefs, and suggesting that a
true believer would follow them. That is all.


How could you possibly know what John's or anybody else's interpretation of
their personal religious beliefs are? Do you assume that two people
sitting in the same church next to each other in the pew believe *exactly*
the same thing?

Holy Mackerel! Harry. I gave you more credit for smarts than that.

Eisboch




Right. Everything in religion is subject to interpretation. Bomb
villages, kill women and children? There's a passage in the bible
somewhere that can be interpreted as saying it is ok.

Right?

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new
boat, and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many
more grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is
jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit
you on the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday
season?

You mean, more of them than are here right now?

How many lineal children and grandchildren of yours are there now?


Enough.

Does that mean zero, one, two, or more?

Reginald Etc.
 

"Boater" wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Your problem is that you are judgmental of others in religious and
non-religious areas of their lives. You have a rigid view of the world
and if someone does fall into to your rigid framework of behavior then
your berate and ridicule them. We are curious why you do this and what
event in your life caused you behave like this?

It was that liberal arts education that teaches you how to think.

Eisboch


You boys are an absolute panic. :)

Yabut, it's fun and kills time. Still snowing.

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

Eisboch wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Your problem is that you are judgmental of others in religious and
non-religious areas of their lives. You have a rigid view of the world and
if someone does fall into to your rigid framework of behavior then your
berate and ridicule them. We are curious why you do this and what event in
your life caused you behave like this?

It was that liberal arts education that teaches you how to think.

Eisboch



I think that is limited to those who believe the Univ of Kansas provides
an excellent liberal arts education.

Reginald Etc.
 

Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
Eisboch wrote:
"BAR" wrote in message
...
Your problem is that you are judgmental of others in religious and
non-religious areas of their lives. You have a rigid view of the world
and if someone does fall into to your rigid framework of behavior then
your berate and ridicule them. We are curious why you do this and what
event in your life caused you behave like this?
It was that liberal arts education that teaches you how to think.

Eisboch

You boys are an absolute panic. :)

Yabut, it's fun and kills time. Still snowing.

Eisboch




Why not head to the islands for a few days of R&R? Take the whole famn
damily.

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:

4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new
boat, and a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many,
many more grandchildren than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.


I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is
jealously.


I think you are too dimwitted to analyze others.

I think you don't like the truth.



I think you wouldn't know "the truth" about this matter if it bit
you on the nose.

I wouldn't take Herring's travel trailer or boat or cars as a gift.

He wouldn't give them to you.

Are you seeing any of your children or grandchildren this holiday
season?

You mean, more of them than are here right now?

How many lineal children and grandchildren of yours are there now?


Enough.

Does that mean zero, one, two, or more?


Yes.

Why do you want to know? What the hell difference does it make if you
know how many children or grandchildren there are?

The answer to your question remains...enough.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:53:24 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Boater" wrote in message
...

I'm not proclaiming my religious beliefs by quoting lines attributed to
your saviour. I'm quoting *your* religious beliefs, and suggesting that a
true believer would follow them. That is all.


How could you possibly know what John's or anybody else's interpretation of
their personal religious beliefs are? Do you assume that two people
sitting in the same church next to each other in the pew believe *exactly*
the same thing?

Well. My wife has some bad vibes about the Catholic church.
Why? A young life going to mass in Poland,where many would sleep
during mass, then gather outside and engage in un-Christian-like
gossip. She hates gossip.
But she acts like the type of Christian I learned to strive for when I
was growing up and going to a Baptist church - generous in spirit,
seeing the good in people, and always trying to show your good side.
Like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKSNHcsqqKM

Won't work if you let yourself get ****ed off though.
That's my downfall. Still working on that. Making progress.
Best trick is don't hit the send button if you're ****ed.

--Vic

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:12:00 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:
4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.

I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait


Well, you could have put the money you spent or are spending on the
Toyotas into an educational savings account for your grandchildren.
There's probably more tied up in those cars than I have tied up in my
chair.

Yes, I could have bought used cars and saved some money. You are correct.

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:12:00 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:
4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.
I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait

Well, you could have put the money you spent or are spending on the
Toyotas into an educational savings account for your grandchildren.
There's probably more tied up in those cars than I have tied up in my
chair.

Yes, I could have bought used cars and saved some money. You are correct.

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.
--

Salmonbait


John...here's a hint: whatever advice you have for me...doesn't interest me.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:23 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:


My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.

Paying $850 for a chair might or might not be bragging.
But I've paid that much for a few of my cars that lasted me for years.
Aw shucks.....didn't mean to brag.

--Vic

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:18:54 -0600, Vic Smith
wrote:

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:53:24 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Boater" wrote in message
...

I'm not proclaiming my religious beliefs by quoting lines attributed to
your saviour. I'm quoting *your* religious beliefs, and suggesting that a
true believer would follow them. That is all.


How could you possibly know what John's or anybody else's interpretation of
their personal religious beliefs are? Do you assume that two people
sitting in the same church next to each other in the pew believe *exactly*
the same thing?

Well. My wife has some bad vibes about the Catholic church.
Why? A young life going to mass in Poland,where many would sleep
during mass, then gather outside and engage in un-Christian-like
gossip. She hates gossip.
But she acts like the type of Christian I learned to strive for when I
was growing up and going to a Baptist church - generous in spirit,
seeing the good in people, and always trying to show your good side.
Like this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKSNHcsqqKM

Won't work if you let yourself get ****ed off though.
That's my downfall. Still working on that. Making progress.
Best trick is don't hit the send button if you're ****ed.

--Vic

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:04:19 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:23 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.

Paying $850 for a chair might or might not be bragging.
But I've paid that much for a few of my cars that lasted me for years.
Aw shucks.....didn't mean to brag.

--Vic


$850 is about the lowest price Aero office chair. Most decent office
chairs cost at least that much.

Well see, there you go. Our definitions of 'decent' vary tremendously. You
are obviously much more a connoisseur of fine furniture than I. Shoot, I've
had a desk chair like this for years and been happy with it!

http://tinyurl.com/9qf6jl
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:09:51 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:33:25 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.

I keep away from the snake-dancers.
Nope, don't think any less of the Catholic church because of the
villagers where she grew up. Got married in one.
But there's parishioners, and then there's parishioners, which is what
I was addressing.
The Baptist adults might have been gossiping after church too,
but I got out right quick when the sermons were over.

--Vic


There are many who believe we'd be better off with less "organized"
religion.

There are many who believe we'd be better off with more "organized"
religion.

What is the Jewish belief in that regard, Harry?
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:09:51 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:33:25 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.
I keep away from the snake-dancers.
Nope, don't think any less of the Catholic church because of the
villagers where she grew up. Got married in one.
But there's parishioners, and then there's parishioners, which is what
I was addressing.
The Baptist adults might have been gossiping after church too,
but I got out right quick when the sermons were over.

--Vic

There are many who believe we'd be better off with less "organized"
religion.

There are many who believe we'd be better off with more "organized"
religion.

What is the Jewish belief in that regard, Harry?
--

Salmonbait


I suggest you check with your shegetz buddy Reggie. He spend a lot more
time googling Judaism than I ever have.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:18:11 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:45 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:12:00 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:
4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.
I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait
Well, you could have put the money you spent or are spending on the
Toyotas into an educational savings account for your grandchildren.
There's probably more tied up in those cars than I have tied up in my
chair.
Yes, I could have bought used cars and saved some money. You are correct.

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.
--

Salmonbait

John...here's a hint: whatever advice you have for me...doesn't interest me.

Yes it does, Harry. You want to have friends, just like everyone else.
Knowing how to stop, or slow down, the continuous assaults on you and the
way you think can be only beneficial to your well being.

And, your well being is what it's all about.
--

Salmonbait


You're doing it again, John. It doesn't matter. There aren't a half
dozen guys here I'd want to meet up with for "friendship" related
purposes. None of the jackals are on that list. In fact, the worst
offenders are in the old Bozo Bin and it is easy enough to put Reggie
and the other jackals back in there.

What is it I'm 'doing again, John'? What doesn't matter? Your well being?
Yes it does. When you made the complaint to Tim, it was obvious that you
were hurting and flailing about, trying to hurt anyone.

I don't know any jackals. I think there are some in the National Zoo.
Surely you aren't referring to people with names like that. That would be
adolescent behavior, the kind that is getting you in trouble.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:42:39 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:09:51 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:33:25 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.
I keep away from the snake-dancers.
Nope, don't think any less of the Catholic church because of the
villagers where she grew up. Got married in one.
But there's parishioners, and then there's parishioners, which is what
I was addressing.
The Baptist adults might have been gossiping after church too,
but I got out right quick when the sermons were over.

--Vic
There are many who believe we'd be better off with less "organized"
religion.
There are many who believe we'd be better off with more "organized"
religion.

What is the Jewish belief in that regard, Harry?
--

Salmonbait

I suggest you check with your shegetz buddy Reggie. He spend a lot more
time googling Judaism than I ever have.

I was hoping to get an answer from one of that faith, which is why I asked
you.
--

Salmonbait


One of what faith? Jewish? Reggie claims to be Jewish, though I have
doubts. I've never claimed to be Jewish, Christian, Muslim, or Buddhist.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:42:39 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:09:51 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:33:25 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.
I keep away from the snake-dancers.
Nope, don't think any less of the Catholic church because of the
villagers where she grew up. Got married in one.
But there's parishioners, and then there's parishioners, which is what
I was addressing.
The Baptist adults might have been gossiping after church too,
but I got out right quick when the sermons were over.

--Vic

There are many who believe we'd be better off with less "organized"
religion.

There are many who believe we'd be better off with more "organized"
religion.

What is the Jewish belief in that regard, Harry?
--

Salmonbait


I suggest you check with your shegetz buddy Reggie. He spend a lot more
time googling Judaism than I ever have.

I was hoping to get an answer from one of that faith, which is why I asked
you.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:18:11 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:45 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:12:00 -0500, Boater wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 11:06:51 -0500, BAR wrote:

Boater wrote:
4. You take note of my desk chair with two new Toyotas, a new boat, and
a new travel trailer in your driveway, and many, many more grandchildren
than I have? Talk about hypocrisy.

I think we have found the root of the hostility and it is jealously.
I couldn't see the connection between grandchildren and the Toyotas.
--

Salmonbait
Well, you could have put the money you spent or are spending on the
Toyotas into an educational savings account for your grandchildren.
There's probably more tied up in those cars than I have tied up in my
chair.
Yes, I could have bought used cars and saved some money. You are correct.

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.
--

Salmonbait
John...here's a hint: whatever advice you have for me...doesn't interest me.
Yes it does, Harry. You want to have friends, just like everyone else.
Knowing how to stop, or slow down, the continuous assaults on you and the
way you think can be only beneficial to your well being.

And, your well being is what it's all about.
--

Salmonbait

You're doing it again, John. It doesn't matter. There aren't a half
dozen guys here I'd want to meet up with for "friendship" related
purposes. None of the jackals are on that list. In fact, the worst
offenders are in the old Bozo Bin and it is easy enough to put Reggie
and the other jackals back in there.

What is it I'm 'doing again, John'? What doesn't matter? Your well being?
Yes it does. When you made the complaint to Tim, it was obvious that you
were hurting and flailing about, trying to hurt anyone.

I don't know any jackals. I think there are some in the National Zoo.
Surely you aren't referring to people with names like that. That would be
adolescent behavior, the kind that is getting you in trouble.
--

Salmonbait


Y-a-w-n

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:04:19 -0500, Boater wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:23 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but that's
what it sounds like.
Paying $850 for a chair might or might not be bragging.
But I've paid that much for a few of my cars that lasted me for years.
Aw shucks.....didn't mean to brag.

--Vic

$850 is about the lowest price Aero office chair. Most decent office
chairs cost at least that much.

Well see, there you go. Our definitions of 'decent' vary tremendously. You
are obviously much more a connoisseur of fine furniture than I. Shoot, I've
had a desk chair like this for years and been happy with it!

http://tinyurl.com/9qf6jl
--

Salmonbait


Y-a-w-n

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:42:39 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:09:51 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:33:25 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

I hope you and your wife don't believe that all Catholics engage
in gossip
and more than any other religion engages in gossip. There are
probably many
horror stories out there about Baptists also. In fact there are
probably as
many horror stories as there are religious sects.
I keep away from the snake-dancers.
Nope, don't think any less of the Catholic church because of the
villagers where she grew up. Got married in one.
But there's parishioners, and then there's parishioners, which is
what
I was addressing.
The Baptist adults might have been gossiping after church too,
but I got out right quick when the sermons were over.

--Vic
There are many who believe we'd be better off with less "organized"
religion.
There are many who believe we'd be better off with more "organized"
religion.

What is the Jewish belief in that regard, Harry?
--

Salmonbait

I suggest you check with your shegetz buddy Reggie. He spend a lot
more time googling Judaism than I ever have.

I was hoping to get an answer from one of that faith, which is why I
asked
you.
--

Salmonbait


One of what faith? Jewish? Reggie claims to be Jewish, though I have
doubts. I've never claimed to be Jewish, Christian, Muslim, or Buddhist.

Krause worships Krause. Period.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 13:04:19 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Vic Smith wrote:
On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 12:28:23 -0500, Salmonbait
wrote:

My comment about your chair was made in the hopes you would see that
bragging about an $850 desk chair was not the way to stop the
insults and
name-calling that is so often directed at you. When you say you
have an
$850 desk chair, it sounds like bragging. I'm sure it's not, but
that's
what it sounds like.
Paying $850 for a chair might or might not be bragging.
But I've paid that much for a few of my cars that lasted me for years.
Aw shucks.....didn't mean to brag.

--Vic

$850 is about the lowest price Aero office chair. Most decent office
chairs cost at least that much.

Well see, there you go. Our definitions of 'decent' vary tremendously.
You
are obviously much more a connoisseur of fine furniture than I. Shoot,
I've
had a desk chair like this for years and been happy with it!

http://tinyurl.com/9qf6jl
--

Salmonbait


Y-a-w-n

Good thing you have that nice overstuffed office chair to go nappy-bye in.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:


I suggest you check with your shegetz buddy Reggie.

Is it necessary to include inflammatory comments in every one of your post?