On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:

It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.



John has always had his own boat. How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?

The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.

Casady

Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:

It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.


John has always had his own boat. How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?

The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.

Casady


At the time I offered to take Herring out fishing, his boat was out of
commission. At an earlier date, at the marina, when I met his wife, and
asked both of them aboard for a look-see, Herring displayed his manners
and said No!"

His wife was gracious. Herring was the same piece of **** then that he
is in here.

As a point of interest, I had a "regular" household blender on that
boat, along with a portable generator.




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Idiots All

On Sep 20, 12:50*pm, H the K wrote:
Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:

It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.

John has always had his own boat. *How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?

The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.

Casady

At the time I offered to take Herring out fishing, his boat was out of
commission. At an earlier date, at the marina, when I met his wife, and
asked both of them aboard for a look-see, Herring displayed his manners
and said No!"

His wife was gracious. Herring was the same piece of **** then that he
is in here.

As a point of interest, I had a "regular" household blender on that
boat, along with a portable generator.

--
Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger:
Idiots All

In general, we judge a person by their behavior and extend to them
civility and do not believe scurilious things about them. However,
when their behavior becomes truly bad, we begin to believe these nasty
things and this criminal activity would explain a lot. Extreme
animosity toward religion might be explained by something like this as
would be his animosity toward the South in general. If someone
engaged in such an offense and was then in his mind persecuted by
southerners and by religious types...........
A person who would engage in such a crime is just the sort of
personality we would expect to be anti-social and narcissitic. Given
the bizarre behavior and likely past criminal activity, I'd be very
careful about wanting to actually meet such a person and would in
general not believe anything he said..

On Sep 20, 2:25*pm, Frogwatch wrote:
On Sep 20, 12:50*pm, H the K wrote:



Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:

It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.

John has always had his own boat. *How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?

The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.

Casady

At the time I offered to take Herring out fishing, his boat was out of
commission. At an earlier date, at the marina, when I met his wife, and
asked both of them aboard for a look-see, Herring displayed his manners
and said No!"

His wife was gracious. Herring was the same piece of **** then that he
is in here.

As a point of interest, I had a "regular" household blender on that
boat, along with a portable generator.

--
Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger:
Idiots All

In general, we judge a person by their behavior and extend to them
civility and do not believe scurilious things about them. *However,
when their behavior becomes truly bad, we begin to believe these nasty
things and this criminal activity would explain a lot. *Extreme
animosity toward religion might be explained by something like this as
would be his animosity toward the South in general. *If someone
engaged in such an offense and was then in his mind persecuted by
southerners and by religious types...........
A person who would engage in such a crime is just the sort of
personality we would expect to be anti-social and narcissitic. *Given
the bizarre behavior and likely past criminal activity, I'd be very
careful about wanting to actually meet such a person and would in
general not believe anything he said..

Even if the allegation is true, he could have avoided this entire
incident by simply acting reasonable. So, I think he brought it on
himself.
Frogwatch

"Scott Dickson" wrote in message
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On Sep 20, 1:29 am, "mgg" wrote:
"D 2" wrote in message

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Don White wrote:
"D 2" wrote in message
om...
Don White wrote:
"H the K" wrote in message
news:g7CdnWCLEbIhEC7XnZ2dnUVZ_rOdnZ2d@earthlin k.com...
JustWait wrote:

There are people here who have had the unfortunate experience of
meeting him face to ass... None of them had denied it's him
either...

Are you talking about that time the police shoved you down the
stairs
at the cop shop to make you behave?

You know, and this is no ****, when I first heard about that young
woman who had gone missing at the animal lab in New Haven, my first
thought was...where was that little dickhead "Scotty" that day?

I figured you were down there for some medical reason, lost your
temper, and took it out on the first person you saw who was shorter
than you are.

Really.

If he finds someone shorter than him...he should celebrate, not abuse
them.
Are you content being a dumb lemming?

....and speaking about a dummy with 'shortcomings.....................
right on cue!

And who was "speaking" about that, dummy? Go fire up that RAV4 towing
machine and head to the beer store - after you turn your computer off.

Hehe... I wouldn't tow my kid's "Radio Flyer" with a Rav4. g

--Mike

No, you'd use your 1975 Ford F-150...pffffft.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

How'd you know that?

--Mike

"Scott Dickson" wrote in message
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On Sep 19, 6:16 pm, "mgg" wrote:
"Scott Dickson" wrote in message

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On Sep 18, 11:05 pm, "mgg" wrote:



"Scott Dickson" wrote in message

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On Sep 17, 5:51 pm, GC Boater wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:

"All the little girls in loogy's neighborhood run when he shows
up...they
don't want a pair of broken arms, either."

__________________

Well, there you go again Harry Krause, accusing others of criminal
actions.

Which reminds me, you never did deny that you are the Harry Krause
convicted in Florida of felony child sexual abuse. Is this you?
Here's the link
again:http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/off...personId=14243

How could that be him? How would a convicted Felon get a License to
own a gun afterwards? I personally know little about the American
Legal System.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

There ya go... you believed him when he said that. Most everything out
of
his mouth is a lie, why would gun ownership be any different?

--Mike

How do I not know everything out of your mouth isn't a lie... After
all, you created your Sock-Puppet in June of this year.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Here's a little secret... I don't give a rat's patoot *what* you think. I
don't know you, why should I care.

Oh yeah, if you're referring to the mgg in my header, June is about the
time
I rebuilt this machine. I have *always* signed my name the same way. I'm
not
hiding nor trying to fool anyone.

--Mike

I don't give a rat's patoot *what* you think.

And you think I give the same courtesy to YOU?....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

Good, you're not as slow a learner as I thought you were.

--Mike

On Fri, 18 Sep 2009 20:16:02 -0700 (PDT), Scott Dickson
wrote:

On Sep 18, 11:05*pm, "mgg" wrote:
"Scott Dickson" wrote in message

...
On Sep 17, 5:51 pm, GC Boater wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:

"All the little girls in loogy's neighborhood run when he shows
up...they
don't want a pair of broken arms, either."

__________________

Well, there you go again Harry Krause, accusing others of criminal
actions.

Which reminds me, you never did deny that you are the Harry Krause
convicted in Florida of felony child sexual abuse. Is this you?
Here's the link
again:http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/off...personId=14243

How could that be him? How would a convicted Felon get a License to
own a gun afterwards? I personally know little about the American
Legal System.

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

There ya go... you believed him when he said that. Most everything out of
his mouth is a lie, why would gun ownership be any different?

--Mike

Well... I wouldn't want to "test" the theory unannounced at his
door........

All these trolls in here "saying" they have met Harry....... how do we
know THAT isnt a lie? Hmmmmmmmmmmm

I only know of one person here who has met Harry, and that's me.

If you think it's a lie, Ask Harry. He's mentioned it several times,
along with comments about how well I maintain my boat. Harry actually
thinks I'm a pretty nice guy. He gets ****ed that I won't talk to him,
and that I've caught him in a few lies, but other than that we have a
great relationship.
--

John H

Frogwatch wrote:
On Sep 20, 12:50 pm, H the K wrote:
Richard Casady wrote:
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:
It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.
John has always had his own boat. How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?
The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.
Casady
At the time I offered to take Herring out fishing, his boat was out of
commission. At an earlier date, at the marina, when I met his wife, and
asked both of them aboard for a look-see, Herring displayed his manners
and said No!"

His wife was gracious. Herring was the same piece of **** then that he
is in here.

As a point of interest, I had a "regular" household blender on that
boat, along with a portable generator.

--
Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger:
Idiots All

In general, we judge a person by their behavior and extend to them
civility and do not believe scurilious things about them. However,
when their behavior becomes truly bad, we begin to believe these nasty
things and this criminal activity would explain a lot. Extreme
animosity toward religion might be explained by something like this as
would be his animosity toward the South in general. If someone
engaged in such an offense and was then in his mind persecuted by
southerners and by religious types...........
A person who would engage in such a crime is just the sort of
personality we would expect to be anti-social and narcissitic. Given
the bizarre behavior and likely past criminal activity, I'd be very
careful about wanting to actually meet such a person and would in
general not believe anything he said..


Well, I was prepared to give the p.o.s. a chance to be a mensch.


--
Birther-Deather-Tenther-Teabagger:
Idiots All

On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 10:13:29 -0300, "Don White"
wrote:


"H the K" wrote in message
...
wrote:
On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 07:25:52 -0400, H the K
wrote:

snipped for brevity
There ya go... you believed him when he said that. Most everything out
of
his mouth is a lie, why would gun ownership be any different?

--Mike
Well... I wouldn't want to "test" the theory unannounced at his
door........

All these trolls in here "saying" they have met Harry....... how do we
know THAT isnt a lie? Hmmmmmmmmmmm

As far as I know, the only poster here I have met was the racist John
Herring, and that was six years ago.

You were at least cordial then, I presume.

--

Indeed. We used the same marina at the time. I was cordial. Herring's wife
was cordial. Herring was not. He was an asshole then, and he is an asshole
now.



It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.


Gosh, I was such an asshole that Harry made comments afterwards about
how well I took care of my boat. Gee, who'd a thought?

Believe him, Donnie. You'll never go wrong.

Donnie, can you imagine spending several hours on a 25' boat with
Harry Krause? Talk about *waterboarding* being torture!
--

John H

On Sun, 20 Sep 2009 16:36:12 GMT, (Richard
Casady) wrote:

On Sat, 19 Sep 2009 20:06:06 -0400, D 2 wrote:

It's pretty bad when you invite a fellow poster out on your boat and they
thumb their nose at you.
Certainly lacking in the social graces.



John has always had his own boat. How many real boaters would you
expect to jump on an invitation to go for a slow ride in your "yacht",
dummy?

The slow ride part is of little consequence for a cocktail cruise. Two
drinks out, two back. They make a 12 volt blender.

Casady

The speed had nothing to do with my refusal to go for a boat ride with
Mr. Krause.
--

John H