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On 18/07/2010 6:35 PM, Happy wrote:

"Canuck57" wrote in message
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On 18/07/2010 9:11 AM, Richard Casady wrote:
On Thu, 15 Jul 2010 21:50:43 -0600,
wrote:

So I take it you completely support say a 10% VAT?

That might not be so bad, but it would be 35% faster than you can
say
Obama is a lying sack of ****.

Casady

Agreed. Obama is a lying *huge* sack of wet sticky ****.

--

Government has liberals, idealists and lawyers, but where is the
common sense?

"Agreed. Obama is a lying *huge* sack of wet sticky ****."

he's only a distant relitive to me but your bad mouthing Johns soul
brother, and that an't right....

Funny, another racist. Can't criticise Obama because he is black
type... Well, Obama be a liar, both the white half and the black half.
Happy now?

You're a racist and a moron.



Adds nothing to the conversation. Like calling you a skanky ho pork butt.
See?

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Harold


You've been adding nothing to the conversation since you were born.



Have a cookie, moron.

--
Harold

On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country, and
the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting you?

"Harry " wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command master
chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy could build
or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the* senior enlisted
man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that. Anyway, he was a great
guy, a credit to his service and his country, and the best of all possible
neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got into
the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least not
that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite a
few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite a
long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch

On 7/19/10 5:51 PM, Eisboch wrote:

"Harry " wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least
not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite
a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite
a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch





I got the impression from your buddy flajim that he was drafted and went
into the navy.

As for my former neighbor, he told me he was drafted and ended up in the
navy. Perhaps he got a notice and enlisted. He retired in the early
1990's. Amazing guy. He oak-wood planked the entire interior of his
house (except the baths and kitchen), and then, after discovering his
house had a brick lip below grade, bricked his entire house and then
installed new windows. I "hired" him from time to time to handle some
homeowner tasks, which he completed with aplomb.

Harry  wrote:
On 7/19/10 5:51 PM, Eisboch wrote:

"Harry " wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least
not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite
a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite
a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch





I got the impression from your buddy flajim that he was drafted and
went into the navy.

As for my former neighbor, he told me he was drafted and ended up in
the navy. Perhaps he got a notice and enlisted. He retired in the
early 1990's. Amazing guy. He oak-wood planked the entire interior of
his house (except the baths and kitchen), and then, after discovering
his house had a brick lip below grade, bricked his entire house and
then installed new windows. I "hired" him from time to time to handle
some homeowner tasks, which he completed with aplomb.


Sure.

In article , LarryG@
81gmail.com says...

Harry ? wrote:
On 7/19/10 5:51 PM, Eisboch wrote:

"Harry ?" wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least
not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite
a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite
a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch





I got the impression from your buddy flajim that he was drafted and
went into the navy.

As for my former neighbor, he told me he was drafted and ended up in
the navy. Perhaps he got a notice and enlisted. He retired in the
early 1990's. Amazing guy. He oak-wood planked the entire interior of
his house (except the baths and kitchen), and then, after discovering
his house had a brick lip below grade, bricked his entire house and
then installed new windows. I "hired" him from time to time to handle
some homeowner tasks, which he completed with aplomb.


Sure.

Why don't you and the others believe me about everything I say? It's not
like I've ever been caught in a lie here. Oh, wait.... Never mind.

In article , LarryG@
81gmail.com says...

Harry ? wrote:
On 7/19/10 5:51 PM, Eisboch wrote:

"Harry ?" wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least
not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite
a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite
a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch





I got the impression from your buddy flajim that he was drafted and
went into the navy.

As for my former neighbor, he told me he was drafted and ended up in
the navy. Perhaps he got a notice and enlisted. He retired in the
early 1990's. Amazing guy. He oak-wood planked the entire interior of
his house (except the baths and kitchen), and then, after discovering
his house had a brick lip below grade, bricked his entire house and
then installed new windows. I "hired" him from time to time to handle
some homeowner tasks, which he completed with aplomb.


Sure.

Awwwwww, come on... You don't believe Harry??? LOL!

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

On Mon, 19 Jul 2010 17:51:02 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Harry ?" wrote in message
om...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping paint,
cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command master
chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy could build
or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the* senior enlisted
man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that. Anyway, he was a great
guy, a credit to his service and his country, and the best of all possible
neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got into
the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at least not
that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been quite a
few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had quite a
long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago his
recent retirement started.

Eisboch



Thanks for saving me the trouble.
--

John H

Eisboch wrote:

"Harry " wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping
paint, cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at
least not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been
quite a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had
quite a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago
his recent retirement started.

Eisboch


Another lie from Krause? Who would have imagined that?

In article , LarryG@
81gmail.com says...

Eisboch wrote:

"Harry ?" wrote in message
m...
On 7/19/10 2:32 PM, Harold wrote:


Have a cookie, moron.


I'll bet you heard that a lot when you were a swabbie, chipping
paint, cleaning heads and scraping barnacles.

One of my first neighbors in Florida was a recently retired command
master chief petty officer. Master was the right descriptor...the guy
could build or fix anything, and if I remember correctly, was *the*
senior enlisted man on a nuclear carrier. Or something like that.
Anyway, he was a great guy, a credit to his service and his country,
and the best of all possible neighbors.

He was a draftee, by the way. So, obviously, despite the negative
impressions you leave here with your every post, not everyone who got
into the service via the draft was a loser like you or your buddy
herring.

BTW, what did you do in the navy, while the taxpayers were supporting
you?




Harry,

Just for the sake of accuracy, the Navy didn't draft anyone ... at
least not that I am aware of.
As I recall draftees ended up in the Army. Then again, it has been
quite a few years since I was
dealing with that stuff.

The draft ended in 1976. Your Master Chief neighbor must have had
quite a long service career to have
been drafted (assuming somehow he was) and depending on how long ago
his recent retirement started.

Eisboch


Another lie from Krause? Who would have imagined that?

Everyone...

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!