Reginald Etc.
 

I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 03:12:28 GMT, (Richard
Casady) wrote:

I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Yes. You blew it.
--

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady


Not a thing.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady


Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way. Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.

In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait

Reginald Etc.
 

Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way. Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.

In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did offer
up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device, but when
I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the device, it
turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Reginald Etc.
 

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

I can understand why you would put a lawyer in your bozo bin based upon
his name, especially a Jewish Lawyer. Well done.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way. Reggie
has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you in
some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line with
how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did offer
up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device, but when
I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the device, it
turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are going
to switch over to Mac. I am glad I could be of assistance.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way. Reggie
has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you in
some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line with
how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did offer
up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device, but when
I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the device, it
turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are going
to switch over to Mac. I am glad I could be of assistance.


There's no connection. I have no problems with VISTA, I simply like the
MAC hardware and apps better than I like Windows apps.

As far as computers go, you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are going
to switch over to Mac. I am glad I could be of assistance.

I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop with
Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with a 2GHz
processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450 I couldn't
go wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.

Reginald Etc.
 

"Boater" wrote in message
...



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?


Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?


It is the sign of a man who is afraid to state publicly how he feels
about you. He needs to use childish Internet Messaging vocabulary.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are
going to switch over to Mac. I am glad I could be of assistance.


There's no connection. I have no problems with VISTA, I simply like the
MAC hardware and apps better than I like Windows apps.

As far as computers go, you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.

Stick to brick laying.

Reginald Etc.
 

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

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?


Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch


I'm beginning to feel a tad sorry for the poor guy. He doesn't seem to
be a very happy fellow.

Reginald Etc.
 

"BAR" wrote in message
...


I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop with
Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with a 2GHz
processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450 I couldn't go
wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.


I was in Best Buy yesterday getting some blank CD and DVD disks and happened
to browse through the computers on display. This one caught my eye and I
was going to buy the package, but they only had the version with less RAM
(and minus a few other features) in stock. Thinking of ordering it
direct from HP on-line.
I liked it's small size .... sorta a hybrid between a conventional tower
computer and a laptop. I can't imagine needing a 500GB hard drive. The HP
Laptop I use now has an 80 GB hard drive and, after several years of use and
adding many applications, music, videos, etc. it still has about 70 GB of
unused capacity.

http://tinyurl.com/7dyre2

I've had very good luck with the HP Pavilion Laptop that I use now, as has
my wife with her similar version.
Mine's quite a few years old now and I expect it to blow up someday soon so
I am already thinking of it's replacement. Going to Vista doesn't get me
all excited, but I really haven't tried it much and am only going by the
industry reaction to it. Switching to a Mac just isn't in the cards. I
don't have the level of interest in computers to get into running software
emulators and/or stocking up on new applications to do stuff.

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

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

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?


Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch



He asked.

Besides, consistency of feelings is one of my admirable attributes. :)
I've always considered "Reggie" to be a cowardly p.o.s. Nothing has
happened in the interim to make me change my mind.

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?


It is the sign of a man who is afraid to state publicly how he feels
about you. He needs to use childish Internet Messaging vocabulary.


The etymology of ESAD as an expression has nothing to do with Internet
Messaging, and in fact predates it by many decades.

You cannot accuse me of being afraid to state publicly how I feel about
any number of posters here. Not only that, but unlike some, I have no
fear about using my real name.

Reginald Etc.
 

BAR wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone.
Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names,
and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's
even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are
going to switch over to Mac. I am glad I could be of assistance.


There's no connection. I have no problems with VISTA, I simply like
the MAC hardware and apps better than I like Windows apps.

As far as computers go, you don't know your ass from a hole in the
ground.

Stick to brick laying.

Not my trade.

Never was.

Reginald Etc.
 

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

I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop with
Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with a 2GHz
processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450 I couldn't go
wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.


I was in Best Buy yesterday getting some blank CD and DVD disks and happened
to browse through the computers on display. This one caught my eye and I
was going to buy the package, but they only had the version with less RAM
(and minus a few other features) in stock. Thinking of ordering it
direct from HP on-line.
I liked it's small size .... sorta a hybrid between a conventional tower
computer and a laptop. I can't imagine needing a 500GB hard drive. The HP
Laptop I use now has an 80 GB hard drive and, after several years of use and
adding many applications, music, videos, etc. it still has about 70 GB of
unused capacity.

http://tinyurl.com/7dyre2

I've had very good luck with the HP Pavilion Laptop that I use now, as has
my wife with her similar version.
Mine's quite a few years old now and I expect it to blow up someday soon so
I am already thinking of it's replacement. Going to Vista doesn't get me
all excited, but I really haven't tried it much and am only going by the
industry reaction to it. Switching to a Mac just isn't in the cards. I
don't have the level of interest in computers to get into running software
emulators and/or stocking up on new applications to do stuff.

Eisboch





The transition isn't that, Richard. If, for example, you write stuff or
do spreadsheets with the Microsoft Office package, the same package is
available to run on MACs in MAC mode. Same with Thunderbird, Firefox,
and many other apps. You really would not have to "buy" very many apps,
I would guess.

But I won't argue against VISTA. It works fine for me.

Reginald Etc.
 

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

I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop with
Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with a 2GHz
processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450 I couldn't go
wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.


I was in Best Buy yesterday getting some blank CD and DVD disks and happened
to browse through the computers on display. This one caught my eye and I
was going to buy the package, but they only had the version with less RAM
(and minus a few other features) in stock. Thinking of ordering it
direct from HP on-line.
I liked it's small size .... sorta a hybrid between a conventional tower
computer and a laptop. I can't imagine needing a 500GB hard drive. The HP
Laptop I use now has an 80 GB hard drive and, after several years of use and
adding many applications, music, videos, etc. it still has about 70 GB of
unused capacity.

http://tinyurl.com/7dyre2

I've had very good luck with the HP Pavilion Laptop that I use now, as has
my wife with her similar version.
Mine's quite a few years old now and I expect it to blow up someday soon so
I am already thinking of it's replacement. Going to Vista doesn't get me
all excited, but I really haven't tried it much and am only going by the
industry reaction to it. Switching to a Mac just isn't in the cards. I
don't have the level of interest in computers to get into running software
emulators and/or stocking up on new applications to do stuff.

That looks like a pretty good deal. Nowadays you don't need to worry
about the ability to add stuff internally to a system. The important
items are USB ports and Firewire (1394). For backups you can buy and
external USB disk or go with an on-line backup service (I've started to
use one to backup digital photographs and some encrypted documents).

The only consideration is if you are a serious gamer or musicer. Then
you are going to want a high dollar video card or a high dollar
MIDI/Sound card. But, if you are looking for a general purpose computer
the price is reasonable.

Reginald Etc.
 

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

I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop
with Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with a
2GHz processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450 I
couldn't go wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.


I was in Best Buy yesterday getting some blank CD and DVD disks and
happened to browse through the computers on display. This one caught
my eye and I was going to buy the package, but they only had the
version with less RAM (and minus a few other features) in stock.
Thinking of ordering it direct from HP on-line.
I liked it's small size .... sorta a hybrid between a conventional
tower computer and a laptop. I can't imagine needing a 500GB hard
drive. The HP Laptop I use now has an 80 GB hard drive and, after
several years of use and adding many applications, music, videos, etc.
it still has about 70 GB of unused capacity.

http://tinyurl.com/7dyre2

I've had very good luck with the HP Pavilion Laptop that I use now, as
has my wife with her similar version.
Mine's quite a few years old now and I expect it to blow up someday
soon so I am already thinking of it's replacement. Going to Vista
doesn't get me all excited, but I really haven't tried it much and am
only going by the industry reaction to it. Switching to a Mac just
isn't in the cards. I don't have the level of interest in computers
to get into running software emulators and/or stocking up on new
applications to do stuff.

Eisboch





The transition isn't that, Richard. If, for example, you write stuff or
do spreadsheets with the Microsoft Office package, the same package is
available to run on MACs in MAC mode. Same with Thunderbird, Firefox,
and many other apps. You really would not have to "buy" very many apps,
I would guess.

Just call up Microsoft and say I bought a Mac and I want to transfer my
MS Office license from my PC to my Mac. The will tell you that you can
do it very easily buy purchasing a copy of MS Office for your Mac.

But I won't argue against VISTA. It works fine for me.

As long as you have enough RAM.

Reginald Etc.
 

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

I am pimping my daughter out to Bill Gates. Bought her a new laptop
with Vista on it, we'll see what happens. The system is a dell with
a 2GHz processor with 3GB RAM and a 160 GB disk. I figured for $450
I couldn't go wrong even if it dies in two years it is still a bargain.


I was in Best Buy yesterday getting some blank CD and DVD disks and
happened to browse through the computers on display. This one caught
my eye and I was going to buy the package, but they only had the
version with less RAM (and minus a few other features) in stock.
Thinking of ordering it direct from HP on-line.
I liked it's small size .... sorta a hybrid between a conventional
tower computer and a laptop. I can't imagine needing a 500GB hard
drive. The HP Laptop I use now has an 80 GB hard drive and, after
several years of use and adding many applications, music, videos,
etc. it still has about 70 GB of unused capacity.

http://tinyurl.com/7dyre2

I've had very good luck with the HP Pavilion Laptop that I use now,
as has my wife with her similar version.
Mine's quite a few years old now and I expect it to blow up someday
soon so I am already thinking of it's replacement. Going to Vista
doesn't get me all excited, but I really haven't tried it much and am
only going by the industry reaction to it. Switching to a Mac just
isn't in the cards. I don't have the level of interest in computers
to get into running software emulators and/or stocking up on new
applications to do stuff.

Eisboch





The transition isn't that, Richard. If, for example, you write stuff
or do spreadsheets with the Microsoft Office package, the same package
is available to run on MACs in MAC mode. Same with Thunderbird,
Firefox, and many other apps. You really would not have to "buy" very
many apps, I would guess.

Just call up Microsoft and say I bought a Mac and I want to transfer my
MS Office license from my PC to my Mac. The will tell you that you can
do it very easily buy purchasing a copy of MS Office for your Mac.

But I won't argue against VISTA. It works fine for me.

As long as you have enough RAM.

RAM is cheap. No reason not to have what you need.

Reginald Etc.
 

"BAR" wrote in message
...

I am pimping my daughter out
snip...


I don't think your wife would appreciate that language.

Reginald Etc.
 

"BAR" wrote in message
...


The only consideration is if you are a serious gamer or musicer. Then you
are going to want a high dollar video card or a high dollar MIDI/Sound
card. But, if you are looking for a general purpose computer the price is
reasonable.


I rarely (if ever, now that I think about it) play games on the computer.
I use it mostly for midi sequencing and manipulation ... basically as a
musical word processor (using CakeWalk) to correct all my screwups after I
record something using one of the keyboards. Other than checking the
finished file, I use the sound engines in the keyboards for "live"
performances.

I mess around with audio recordings using programs like "Audacity" and a
couple of others, but most anything important enough to save is burned to a
CD. Same with pictures taken with the camera. That's why the computer I
have now still has most of it's hard drive unused.

Lately I've been making slide show presentations and converting them to
DVD's. It's fun, but probably just a bored, winter time, cold, snowy,
crappy season type activity.

*(&%^$^'in SNOW!

Eisboch

Reginald Etc.
 

On Dec 20, 8:14*am, Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:





Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.

--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait

I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer * up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.

Well it does look like you took my advice on Windows Vista and are going
to switch over to Mac. *I am glad I could be of assistance.

There's no connection. I have no problems with VISTA, I simply like the
MAC hardware and apps better than I like Windows apps.

As far as computers go, you don't know your ass from a hole in the ground..- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I think you are the only one in the world that hasn't had a problem
with Vista.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 09:03:31 -0500, BAR wrote:


The only consideration is if you are a serious gamer or musicer.

Gaming keeps me making my own.
And I like big honking cases for cooling and easy component swaps,
though recent chips run cooler. I could probably fit a dozen laptaps
in my main PC case.
Not too good for a boat though. When I get the boat I'll be looking
at laptops.
Don't know much about Macs. When I worked IT at McDonalds
marketing they were using Macs, but they got pushed off them.
It was a pain converting data back and forth.
People get attached to the tech they're using, much like they get
attached to car brands.
Don't know how many times I heard crap from Mac fans about how
MS "stole" stuff from the Mac OS. Recycle bin for one.
Think MACs were a better bet for college kids when the OS was more
reliable than Win9x. But after XP came along that edge became less.
Still got one of my girls a Mac laptop for university when she did an
overseas program, because that's what she wanted and she said the
school folks recommended it. No sense fighting hall there.

--Vic

Reginald Etc.
 

On Dec 20, 8:44*am, Jim wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:

Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch





I'm beginning to feel a tad sorry for the poor guy. He doesn't seem to
be a very happy fellow.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, he doesn't have any friends, he's so insecure about what he does
have that he has to make up wild lies about his boat, his house, his
land, his vehicles, even his wife. The only person here that buys into
all of those lies is Don. That in a nutshell is why he's such an angry
fat old fart.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Dec 20, 8:51*am, Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:

Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch

He asked.

Besides, consistency of feelings is one of my admirable attributes. *:)
I've always considered "Reggie" to be a cowardly p.o.s. *Nothing has
happened in the interim to make me change my mind.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hey, Harry, speaking of cowards, you keep calling me silly third grade
names like little ****, and saying I wouldn't stand a chance in
kicking your ass, so I presented you with a little wager. Nothing but
crickets, huh, coward?

Reginald Etc.
 

On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 09:20:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:




*(&%^$^'in SNOW!

Funny how we used to like that stuff, heh?

--Vic

Reginald Etc.
 

wrote in message
...
On Dec 20, 8:44 am, Jim wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:

Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch





I'm beginning to feel a tad sorry for the poor guy. He doesn't seem to
be a very happy fellow.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, he doesn't have any friends, he's so insecure about what he does
have that he has to make up wild lies about his boat, his house, his
land, his vehicles, even his wife. The only person here that buys into
all of those lies is Don. That in a nutshell is why he's such an angry
fat old fart.

*************************************************

liar

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

All I have to say is you don't seem to be in the holiday mood. You need
to chill out and enjoy life.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
BAR wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone.
Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names,
and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's
even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?


It is the sign of a man who is afraid to state publicly how he feels
about you. He needs to use childish Internet Messaging vocabulary.


The etymology of ESAD as an expression has nothing to do with Internet
Messaging, and in fact predates it by many decades.

You cannot accuse me of being afraid to state publicly how I feel about
any number of posters here. Not only that, but unlike some, I have no
fear about using my real name.

Is your name Boater, Real Boater, hk, HK or what? You can have 4 or 5
different names in a single day.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone. Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names, and
treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's even
given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Harry, I am curious, why all of this anger, and hate? Is it because I
am Jewish, but don't maintain a Kosher house? That seemed to be very
important to you.

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone.
Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names,
and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's
even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

All I have to say is you don't seem to be in the holiday mood. You need
to chill out and enjoy life.

Just because it is a holiday season doesn't mean I am going to treat you
any differently than you deserve.

Do you know what ESAD means now?

Reginald Etc.
 

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone.
Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught you
in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names,
and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's
even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter device,
but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still using the
device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that, too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Harry, I am curious, why all of this anger, and hate? Is it because I
am Jewish, but don't maintain a Kosher house? That seemed to be very
important to you.


A. There's no evidence that you are Jewish, not that it matters to me.
Your saying so means nothing. The only attribute of yours I know exists
for certain is your cowardice, and that is boundless. If you were a Jew,
it would only be an accident of birth, and you would only be a cultural
Jew because you were posting here last night and you posting here today.
Someone genuinely Jewish would be observing the Sabbath,

Also, and perhaps this is reverse anti-Semitism, but all of the Jews I
know, and I know a lot of Jews, are very intelligent and accomplished.
You don't fit into either category.

B. I wouldn't care if you kept or didn't keep a Kosher house.

C. You have no idea of what an "Observant Jew" is, and your
soft-pedaling of the concept would just make you look like a bigger fool
than you are *to* any Observant Jew.

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.

Reginald Etc.
 

On Dec 20, 9:52*am, "Don White" wrote:
wrote in message

...
On Dec 20, 8:44 am, Jim wrote:





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

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:

Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch

I'm beginning to feel a tad sorry for the poor guy. He doesn't seem to
be a very happy fellow.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, he doesn't have any friends, he's so insecure about what he does
have that he has to make up wild lies about his boat, his house, his
land, his vehicles, even his wife. The only person here that buys into
all of those lies is Don. That in a nutshell is why he's such an angry
fat old fart.

*************************************************

liar- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Oh, so you DON'T buy into all of Harry's lies? Interesting.....
Oh, and that low life vulgar idiot slammer will be proud of you, but
too bad you can't think of anything original, but I guess that's why
you have your lover/master/clone Harry.

Reginald Etc.
 

wrote in message
...
On Dec 20, 9:52 am, "Don White" wrote:
wrote in message

...
On Dec 20, 8:44 am, Jim wrote:





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

On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:

Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Lovely mood there this morning, Harry.

Eisboch

I'm beginning to feel a tad sorry for the poor guy. He doesn't seem to
be a very happy fellow.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Well, he doesn't have any friends, he's so insecure about what he does
have that he has to make up wild lies about his boat, his house, his
land, his vehicles, even his wife. The only person here that buys into
all of those lies is Don. That in a nutshell is why he's such an angry
fat old fart.

*************************************************

liar- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Oh, so you DON'T buy into all of Harry's lies? Interesting.....
Oh, and that low life vulgar idiot slammer will be proud of you, but
too bad you can't think of anything original, but I guess that's why
you have your lover/master/clone Harry.

************************************************** *********

You really need to get help for your 'male lovers' fetish.

Reginald Etc.
 

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Salmonbait wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 07:34:47 -0500, Boater
wrote:

Richard Casady wrote:
I saw the name and put him in the bin for that atrocity alone.
Have I
missed anything?

Casady

Not a thing.

I just can't understand why you wish to start the day that way.
Reggie has
always been very gentlemanly towards you, even when he's caught
you in some
of your more blatant 'misstatements'. He doesn't call you names,
and treats
you with appropriate respect.

He's also quite knowledgeable about boats and photography. He's
even given
you several valuable tips with regards to both.
In fact, you may want to change your signature to be more in line
with how
you should feel.


--
We say, "THANK YOU, REGGIE"

Salmonbait


I cannot recall one useful tip from Reggie about anything. He did
offer up one in the last week about a remote photo shutter
device, but when I asked a few photographers who use and are still
using the device, it turned out Reggie's advice was wrong on that,
too.

Boating tips from Reggie? Surely you jest.

I say, ESAD, Reggie. The sooner the better.

Have a nice day, John.
By the way, who or what is ESAD?



On the odd chance you really don't know, it means:


Eat **** And Die.

Got it?

Harry, I am curious, why all of this anger, and hate? Is it because I
am Jewish, but don't maintain a Kosher house? That seemed to be very
important to you.


A. There's no evidence that you are Jewish, not that it matters to me.
Your saying so means nothing. The only attribute of yours I know exists
for certain is your cowardice, and that is boundless. If you were a Jew,
it would only be an accident of birth, and you would only be a cultural
Jew because you were posting here last night and you posting here today.
Someone genuinely Jewish would be observing the Sabbath,

Also, and perhaps this is reverse anti-Semitism, but all of the Jews I
know, and I know a lot of Jews, are very intelligent and accomplished.
You don't fit into either category.

B. I wouldn't care if you kept or didn't keep a Kosher house.

C. You have no idea of what an "Observant Jew" is, and your
soft-pedaling of the concept would just make you look like a bigger fool
than you are *to* any Observant Jew.

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.


There's a few typos. It's not like you to overlook such things.
PS Here's a christmas present for you

http://tinypic.com/player.php?v=mcf0g3&s=5

Reginald Etc.
 

"Vic Smith" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 09:20:10 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:




*(&%^$^'in SNOW!

Funny how we used to like that stuff, heh?

--Vic


I liked it back when I was about 14 years old and would walk around the
neighborhood all day after a storm earning 2-5 bucks to shovel a driveway
and walkway. Back never hurt and it provided a little spending money.

Try to find a kid now-a-days that even knows what a snow shovel looks like.

Eisboch