On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:25:54 -0800 (PST), GC Boater
wrote:

Krausie wrote with his own fat fingers (the ones with the gnawed off
fingernails):
What's the point, anyway? You never seem to get more than a couple of
miles from your mooring before something on your boats falls off and you
have to head back in, right?

This would be as opposed to your splendidly equipped lobster boat
where everything is perfect?

We need to be kinder to our friend - he is a genuine War Hero you
know.

A lot of people don't know this, but he was personally recruited by a
Major General for the Defense Intelligence Agency's Operation Clap
Trap, official designtion Project OU-8-1-2. OU-8-1-2 was a covert
mission into the Steam and Cream District of the Cholon area of Siagon
to gather intelligence from the bar boys/girls and an attempt to
capture the Veitnamese Super Spy, Victor Charlie.

As usual, all his activities are Top Secret and remain classified thus
nothing of his courage and bravery is publically known or can be
researched.

Obviously, a modest and brave man.