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On Jun 16, 2:00*pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38*pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?

Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

I truly do not expect HK to learn anything from me or from anybody
else, all he can do is cut 'n paste and regurgitate. HK post
something original? A million monkeys on keyboards is more likely to
do so. Any originality would be purely random.

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JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...

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JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...


1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.

2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.

3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it, inside
or outside.

Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband, you'd
be doing some of that for her.


As for my F150 Yamaha outboard, it is entirely correct I do no serious
maintenance on the engine. I keep it clean, inside and out, and I change
the oil and filters mid-season, and grease what needs to be greased. The
dealer repeats these tasks and performs others when the engine is
winterized.

It's an expensive, complicated outboard, and to do any serious
maintenance on it requires special training, a computer and program that
"reads" what is going on in the engine, *and* specialized tools. I don't
have that training, the computer/program or the specialized tools.

Further, I have a five year warranty on the engine. If anything goes
wrong, the dealer will fix it, and gladly.

This is what happens when you have a good outboard motor, a warranty,
and a dealership that stands behind its sales.

Of course, neither you nor loogy have a boat rig that is worth anything,
if you have a rig at all.

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Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

I truly do not expect HK to learn anything from me or from anybody
else, all he can do is cut 'n paste and regurgitate. HK post
something original? A million monkeys on keyboards is more likely to
do so. Any originality would be purely random.

One more time, ****-for-brains: I do not post anything here that
requires the slightest effort from me, not because I can't but because
you and the rest of the right-wing retards here aren't worth the time.

The funny thing is, you post boating stuff from time to time that
obviously required a bit of effort on your part, but...it is almost
entirely devoid of significant content. What have *I* learned from your
boating posts? Easy. Don't do what you do. Ever. You're the floating
catastrophe of rec.boats.




--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

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On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:24:46 -0400, HK wrote:

Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

I truly do not expect HK to learn anything from me or from anybody
else, all he can do is cut 'n paste and regurgitate. HK post
something original? A million monkeys on keyboards is more likely to
do so. Any originality would be purely random.

One more time, ****-for-brains: I do not post anything here that
requires the slightest effort from me, not because I can't but because
you and the rest of the right-wing retards here aren't worth the time.

The funny thing is, you post boating stuff from time to time that
obviously required a bit of effort on your part, but...it is almost
entirely devoid of significant content. What have *I* learned from your
boating posts? Easy. Don't do what you do. Ever. You're the floating
catastrophe of rec.boats.

In other words, Frogwatch, you are way too far beneath Mr. Krause, as
are most of the other folks here. Donnie, slammer, jps, and salty are
at Harry's level. It's a shame everyone else doesn't give the boy the
silent treatment.
--

John H

"My reading of history convinces me that most bad government
results from too much government."

Thomas Jefferson

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On Jun 16, 2:22*pm, HK wrote:

Of course, neither you nor loogy have a boat rig that is worth anything,
if you have a rig at all.

Tell us, Harry, what DO I have and how do you know what I have?

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HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...


1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.

2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.

3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it, inside
or outside.

Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband, you'd
be doing some of that for her.

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

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On Jun 16, 2:41*pm, Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...

1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.

2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.

3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it, inside
or outside.

Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband, you'd
be doing some of that for her.

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Straight from his own post, thought is too much trouble for him,
surprise surprise surprise, we woulda never known.

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Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:41 pm, Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:
What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.
Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...
1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.
2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.
3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it, inside
or outside.
Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband, you'd
be doing some of that for her.
So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Straight from his own post, thought is too much trouble for him,
surprise surprise surprise, we woulda never known.


"Women's work." Now *that* is an interesting commentary. Cleaning
toilets is..."women's work." Though I didn't think it possible,
floridajim is even more of a lowlife.

As for "thinking," froggy, I haven't seen any evidence of it from
you...unless you want us to consider your unworkable "ideas and
inventions" for boating. Is that what you mean by thinking?




--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

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On Jun 16, 3:14*pm, HK wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:41 pm, Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:
What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.
Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...
1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.
2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.
3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it, inside
or outside.
Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband, you'd
be doing some of that for her.
So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Straight from his own post, thought is too much trouble for him,
surprise surprise surprise, we woulda never known.

"Women's work." Now *that* is an interesting commentary. Cleaning
toilets is..."women's work." Though I didn't think it possible,
floridajim is even more of a lowlife.

As for "thinking," froggy, I haven't seen any evidence of it from
you...unless you want us to consider your unworkable "ideas and
inventions" for boating. Is that what you mean by thinking?

--
Maybe what he meant by thinking was sitting in the basement all day
searching for something to reply to and cutting and pasting articles
to a newsgroup.

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HK wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:41 pm, Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:
What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do
outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the
"hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.
Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...
1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do
most
of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.
2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.
3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it,
inside
or outside.
Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband,
you'd
be doing some of that for her.
So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Straight from his own post, thought is too much trouble for him,
surprise surprise surprise, we woulda never known.


"Women's work." Now *that* is an interesting commentary. Cleaning
toilets is..."women's work." Though I didn't think it possible,
floridajim is even more of a lowlife.

As for "thinking," froggy, I haven't seen any evidence of it from
you...unless you want us to consider your unworkable "ideas and
inventions" for boating. Is that what you mean by thinking?




I've gotta say Krausie. The work suits you.

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HK wrote:


As for my F150 Yamaha outboard, it is entirely correct I do no serious
maintenance on the engine. I keep it clean, inside and out, and I change
the oil and filters mid-season, and grease what needs to be greased.

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.


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This Newsgroup post is a natural product. The slight variations in
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Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...


1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do
most of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.

2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.

3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it,
inside or outside.

Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband,
you'd be doing some of that for her.

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

She insists that Harry finishes his work, and gets back to the basement
before she comes home from work.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

This Newsgroup post is a natural product. The slight variations in
spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in
no way are to be considered flaws or defects

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Reginald P Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
HK wrote:


As for my F150 Yamaha outboard, it is entirely correct I do no serious
maintenance on the engine. I keep it clean, inside and out, and I
change the oil and filters mid-season, and grease what needs to be
greased.

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.


Harry is a domestic engineer. When it comes to boats and engins him duz
wat da boat experts tells him

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Reginald P Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Jim22 wrote:
HK wrote:
JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 16, 2:00 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:38 pm, HK wrote:

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real
dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do
outboard
repair myself?
Uh, you stated right here, that you're afraid to take of the "hood" of
your new high tech outboard, alleged mechanical engineer my ass.

Harry cleans toilets for his landlord and maybe even runs the
micorwave once in a while...


1. You're right: I do clean the four toilets in our house, and I do
most of the cooking, too. According to my wife, I'm a pretty good cook.

2. I also vacuum the hardwood and tile floors, and wax the hardwood
floors when they need it.

3. If there is any heavy lifting to be done around here, I do it,
inside or outside.

Isn't that nice? If your wife had a competent, thoughtful husband,
you'd be doing some of that for her.

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

She insists that Harry finishes his work, and gets back to the basement
before she comes home from work.

I thought I could trick him into saying she brings home the bacon. I
guess I underestimated his smartness.

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On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:41:27 -0400, Jim22
wrote:

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Everything that's missing:

Steady job

Regular income

Pays for the house (and quite likely the boat)

Has medical insurance

Maintains an even emotional keel

The real question is: why?

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On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:32:09 -0400, John H
wrote:

It's a shame everyone else doesn't give the boy the
silent treatment.

Good plan but no one ever signs up for it.

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On Jun 16, 12:38*pm, HK wrote:


B. I guess you boys haven't internalized this yet: I don't bother
anymore to post anything really original here.

Of course you don't, Herr Krause. That's only because you are
incapable of any origional thought.



What's the point? To have
it drooled upon by the low-brain-output conservatives who have trashed
this newsgroup?

You're contradicting yourself, Herr Krause for you have no original
thoughts to *drool* upon. Only mundane cut and pastes from inane
writers like Andy Borowitz or biased leakage from the Daily Kos, or
the Huffington post.


Do you really think there is *any* boating-related comment that could
emanate from you, loogy, justhate, herring, reggie, floridajim, dk,
lupowell, and the rest of the braindeads that might be informative,
useful, or interesting? Now, given that I filter out most of that
deadwood, I might have missed a bon mot here or there. But when I was
reading their posts, all I recall from them was idiocy, insults, and
snarkiness.

But Herr Krause. Your tiatribe is only worthy to your personal lunatic
fringe.



Even Skipper, the long-lost denizen of Wichita, knew more about boats
that your "crowd," and, unlike all of them, could even tell a tale or
relate an anecdote in an interesting manner. Or at least he could before
he fell off the deep end.

Herr Krause. Once again you recieve verbal credit for after all you
would recognise falling *off the deep end.* You have proceeded
manifest this evidence by doing so for several years on a regular
basis.

What am I going to learn from you, Frogwatch? How to plan real dangerous
boat trips? How not to rig sailboat lines? Why I shouldn't do outboard
repair myself?

What would I learn from floridajim? How to be an old, useless, mustered
out piece of **** who can't get over his days in the navy?

waht should one learn from you, Herr Krause? How to be a disgruntled
union hack who leans heavily to socialistic thought?

One who can't post any marine knowledge to a boatng forum because it
interrupts your destructive and mentally feeble modus operandi?


--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

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On Jun 16, 12:38*pm, HK wrote:

--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

By the way, I've noticed that you have never given credit to "Lux
Umbra Dei" for your signature quote which was lifted from the TPM
blog.

Again, proof positive that you have no original thought.

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On Jun 16, 1:04*pm, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Jun 16, 1:36*pm, Jim22 wrote:



Frogwatch wrote:
On Jun 16, 12:37 pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 16, 9:36 am, HK wrote:

JustWaitAFrekinMinute! wrote:
On Jun 15, 9:43 pm, Katie Ohara wrote:
A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. *So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.
Indium tin oxide is a transparent electrical conductor that can be
applied to glass by evaporation. *If we put it on the auto glass would
it block cell phone signals? *Yes, it would only be done on new cars.
Yes, you could always roll the window down and use the phone.
Oh, he was not hurt thank god.
Frogwatch
As to cell phones... I hate them. Anyway, I tell my kids that "they
are useless". "The most popular phrase spoken or texted on cell phones
is".. *"Nuthin' what r u doin". snerk I rarely if ever answer mine,
my message discourages further communication.. Just ask Tim ;) Oh, I
do use the alarms and such...
Who the hell would want to call a ****bag like you?
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The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.- Hide quoted text -
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Many, many people from this newsgroup call him and he calls them
regularly. How many do you converse with on a regular basis?

It was a bad idea. *You want passengers to be able to use cell phones.
However, we all know HK never has good ideas because his type are
incapable of thought. *After all, all he does is cut and paste and
regurgitate the thoughts of the DNC.

The DNC can never have enough regurgitators. And Krause is one of the best.- Hide quoted text -

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Not really, he isn't good at anything I suspect.. That's why he hated
DIY guys so much...

True. Because the *DIY* type of people work without a union contract.
For shame on them.

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Katie Ohara wrote:
A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.
Indium tin oxide is a transparent electrical conductor that can be
applied to glass by evaporation. If we put it on the auto glass would
it block cell phone signals? Yes, it would only be done on new cars.
Yes, you could always roll the window down and use the phone.
Oh, he was not hurt thank god.

Frogwatch

Hard to say which is dumber, this, or the nut job that allowed cell
phone use by a driver in the first place.

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Katie Ohara wrote:
A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.
Indium tin oxide is a transparent electrical conductor that can be
applied to glass by evaporation. If we put it on the auto glass would
it block cell phone signals? Yes, it would only be done on new cars.
Yes, you could always roll the window down and use the phone.
Oh, he was not hurt thank god.

Frogwatch

Got your sock puppets working overtime, I see.

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Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:41:27 -0400, Jim22
wrote:

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Everything that's missing:

Steady job

Regular income

Pays for the house (and quite likely the boat)

Has medical insurance

Maintains an even emotional keel

The real question is: why?


It's a minor giggle watching you righties play your ignorant guessing games.




--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

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On Jun 16, 7:22*pm, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 14:41:27 -0400, Jim22
wrote:

So, if you do all the woman's work, what does she do?

Everything that's missing:

Steady job

Regular income

Pays for the house (and quite likely the boat)

Has medical insurance

Maintains an even emotional keel

The real question is: why?

It's a minor giggle watching you righties play your ignorant guessing games.

--
The modern GOP is little more than an army of moral absolutists led by a
gang of moral nihilists.

Herr Krause. It's a major laugh watching you write your bosh postings.

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A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.

$100 fine for anyone caught using and driving unless an emergency
(involving blood) and if the user gets caught lying about the emergency,
an additional $500 tacked on. Probably a lot of return dumbass customers.
great source of revenue for the state and local gov'ts.
For people caught texting while driving, officer is allowed to drag the
offender out the window by the hair and pistol whip them. Also applies to
people putting on makeup, reading the paper, leaning over the back seat
beating the kids, wacking thier pud, etc.
Yes Virginia, a lot of people ARE too stupid to take care of themselves.



If you're doing anything other than driving, you're putting my life in
jeopardy. I'd just as soon pull some stupid **** out of a car and slap the
living dog**** out of them (man or woman) just on GPs. I hope we soon have
legislation allowing us to do this, and I guarantee the problem will get
better in one day.

Steve

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On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:43:59 -0700 (PDT), Katie Ohara
wrote:

A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.

Admirable in concept, impractical in execution.

And frankly, a little bit of "nannyism".

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On Thu, 18 Jun 2009 06:33:30 -0400, Wizard of Woodstock
wrote:

On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:43:59 -0700 (PDT), Katie Ohara
wrote:

A friends kid just got in an auto accident because he was looking at
his cell phone. So, lets think of ways to make cell phones not work
in cars.

Admirable in concept, impractical in execution.

And frankly, a little bit of "nannyism".


OnStar may be the only profitable part of GM right now.
I doubt you will get much traction stopping that.

BTW they have figured out holding the phone is not the distracting
part, it is actually the conversation that takes your mind off the
road.
Mythbusters came up with the same result in their semi scientific
tests.

If holding the phome was the problem, then the population with be much less
from all the accidents caused by holding a cigarette, a cup of coffee, a
donut. Most of the cops would be eliminated from just coffee and donuts.
Bagels of you are a 90's cop.

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On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.

I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.

Casady

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Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.

I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.

Casady

What kind of car was this? Was it used raced and run at High RPM or
was this car used for your daily commute?

--
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On Jun 19, 10:15*am, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. *Yeah, right.

I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.

Casady

What kind of car was this? * Was it used raced and run at High RPM or
was this car used for your daily commute?

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It was a sprint car.

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Loogypicker wrote:
On Jun 19, 10:15 am, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:
He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.
I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.
Casady
What kind of car was this? Was it used raced and run at High RPM or
was this car used for your daily commute?

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It was a sprint car.

There is a world of difference between running a car/boat at racing
RPM's and someone who runs his car at 2400 rpm and his boat at 3400.
Changing a sprint car weekly is prudent, changing your family car or
boat weekly is obsessive.

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Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.

I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.

Casady


A bit obsessive, eh? :)

I've put 31 engine hours on my Parker so far this season. I'll be
changing the engine oil and filter at 50 hours or so.


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Richard Casady wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jun 2009 16:08:36 -0400, "Reginald P Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

He uses the boat less than 25 hrs a year, but changes the oil half way
thru the season. Yeah, right.

I used to change the oil and spark plugs on my car once a week. Cut
open the oil filters to see what was in side.

Casady


A bit obsessive, eh? :)

I've put 31 engine hours on my Parker so far this season. I'll be changing
the engine oil and filter at 50 hours or so.


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