On Feb 4, 11:01*am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.

Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........

I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.

You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...

wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.
Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........
I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.

You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...

I've got a full set of precision engineered and manufactured German mini
screwdrivers. A #1 Phillips is in the set. That doesn't mean I enjoy
working with "watchmaker" tools.

From what I have seen of your handiwork, you use your snaggly front
teeth to remove Phillips screws. Or a cutting torch.

On Feb 4, 11:28*am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.
Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........
I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.

You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... *You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...

I've got a full set of precision engineered and manufactured German mini
screwdrivers. A #1 Phillips is in the set. That doesn't mean I enjoy
working with "watchmaker" tools.

*From what I have seen of your handiwork, you use your snaggly front
teeth to remove Phillips screws. Or a cutting torch.

BWAAAAHAAAAAA!!!!! HOW is a damned screwdriver "precsion
engineered"???!!!!
That's about the funniest thing I've heard Harry lie about!

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On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 10:20:48 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Feb 4, 11:28 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.
Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........
I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.
You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...
I've got a full set of precision engineered and manufactured German mini
screwdrivers. A #1 Phillips is in the set. That doesn't mean I enjoy
working with "watchmaker" tools.

From what I have seen of your handiwork, you use your snaggly front
teeth to remove Phillips screws. Or a cutting torch.
BWAAAAHAAAAAA!!!!! HOW is a damned screwdriver "precsion
engineered"???!!!!
That's about the funniest thing I've heard Harry lie about!

Cheap screwdrivers that lack precision often do not fit into the screw
slot well, which leads to the tip slipping or climbing up out of the
slot. You'll find that on good quality screwdrivers, such as Snap-On,
there is no chrome plating on the tip, which would make the fit less
precise.

I have also seen poorly made screwdrivers (brand name!) where the
phillips head was off center.


Explaining something to loogy is no more satisfying than explaining it
to a fire hydrant. The best thing to do with loogy is **** on him.

On Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:17:12 -0500, HK wrote:

wrote:
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009 10:20:48 -0800 (PST), wrote:

On Feb 4, 11:28 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.
Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........
I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.
You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...
I've got a full set of precision engineered and manufactured German mini
screwdrivers. A #1 Phillips is in the set. That doesn't mean I enjoy
working with "watchmaker" tools.

From what I have seen of your handiwork, you use your snaggly front
teeth to remove Phillips screws. Or a cutting torch.
BWAAAAHAAAAAA!!!!! HOW is a damned screwdriver "precsion
engineered"???!!!!
That's about the funniest thing I've heard Harry lie about!

Cheap screwdrivers that lack precision often do not fit into the screw
slot well, which leads to the tip slipping or climbing up out of the
slot. You'll find that on good quality screwdrivers, such as Snap-On,
there is no chrome plating on the tip, which would make the fit less
precise.

I have also seen poorly made screwdrivers (brand name!) where the
phillips head was off center.


Explaining something to loogy is no more satisfying than explaining it
to a fire hydrant. The best thing to do with loogy is **** on him.

I don't like waiting in long lines.

"HK" wrote in message
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wrote:
On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.
Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........
I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.

You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...

I've got a full set of precision engineered and manufactured German mini
screwdrivers. A #1 Phillips is in the set. That doesn't mean I enjoy
working with "watchmaker" tools.

From what I have seen of your handiwork, you use your snaggly front teeth
to remove Phillips screws. Or a cutting torch.

LMAO... that's a good 'un.

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On Feb 4, 11:01 am, HK wrote:
wrote:
It does seem that Harry is lashing out against everyone in
rec.boats.

Everyone that's a true ****ing idiot........

I'll tell you who is a true idiot...the engineer who decided the memory
chip access panel on Mac computers should be fastened with #1 Phillips
screws. Damn things are almost sub-atomic in size.

You need a proper American/German/Chinese set like your counterpart in
Seattle... You know, a little plastic box with fancy colors.. or
colours as our resident panty waste would say...

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