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YukonBound wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
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On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In article ddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
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On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, "Harry" wrote:



"Harry" wrote in message

om...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:


http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...


I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one is
real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and break it
in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I think
I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all season
at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both series on
a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie, gonna'
have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc, etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500. Did
the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on - the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time. Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out for
the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle, and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--

John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen

Spoofer alert! That was just a stupid lie put out there by my fat lover
Harry.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows.
If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

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"I am Tosk" wrote in message
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In article ,
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YukonBound wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In article ddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, "Harry" wrote:



"Harry" wrote in message

om...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body
was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't
be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to
fame:


http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...


I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys
will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much
room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need
big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully,
although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one is
real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure most
of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and break
it
in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think
I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season
at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series,
and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both series
on
a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie, gonna'
have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500. Did
the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time. Keep
up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for
the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved
me
while
touring in Maine.
--

John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen

Spoofer alert! That was just a stupid lie put out there by my fat lover
Harry.


Liar... The Freak said it himself.
It was when he was accusing his neighbour of stealing his motorbike.

YukonBound wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In article ddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, "Harry" wrote:



"Harry" wrote in message

om...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

YukonBound wrote:
In ,
says...

"I am wrote in message
...

In ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John wrote in message
...

On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:


In articleddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:

On Aug 13, 10:45 am, wrote:




wrote in message


m...


On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:

On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:

Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between

thunderstorms, none

of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of

the fish are

glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles

from the nuclear

power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)


To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The

thing allows one

to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that the

one they

laid on.


That's what it's all about, John.


Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids

around on a tube,

but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding

into deeper

stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be

all he can

handle.


--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually

everyone knows. If

a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's

from an ID

spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.


Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will

go to the

ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't

bother me a

bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.


--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've

got!- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room

on my

little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although

I see

most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one is
real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure most of

you

all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the

great

work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink

army is

pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and break it
in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good

note I

have really been working hard on suspension this year and I think
I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a

madman

the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all season
at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and

11th

in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both series on
a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie, gonna'
have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc, etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500. Did
the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on - the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time. Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out for
the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle, and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--

John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a parts
bin.

Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen

Spoofer alert! That was just a stupid lie put out there by my fat lover
Harry.


OK, got it.

In article ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In article ddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, "Harry" wrote:



"Harry" wrote in message

om...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

We moved one of our race bikes inside for a couple of days after another
got stolen a couple of years back. We never posted our followup security
practices for Bonnie and Harriet, but suffice to say the bike was only
there for a day or so. Harry and Bonnie like to deflect by bringing it
up out of context here and there, but it's just another lie... But of
course you already knew that.


--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

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YukonBound wrote:


"I am Tosk" wrote in message
...
In article ,
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YukonBound wrote:


"John H" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In article ddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, "Harry" wrote:



"Harry" wrote in message

om...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

Oh, and I have no idea where the "parts bin" fantasy came in... Must be
Harry projecting the last time he brought his lawnmower and "parts bin"
into the kitchen...

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

On 8/20/10 11:02 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleJeadnTCCUNZMvfLRnZ2dnUVZ_jWdnZ2d@giganews. com,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...
In ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In articleddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, wrote:



wrote in message

m...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

We moved one of our race bikes inside for a couple of days after another
got stolen a couple of years back. We never posted our followup security
practices for Bonnie and Harriet, but suffice to say the bike was only
there for a day or so. Harry and Bonnie like to deflect by bringing it
up out of context here and there, but it's just another lie... But of
course you already knew that.



"Followup security practices..."

Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck...

Now he hides the bikes in the back yard, which he says he doesn't mow.
The tall grass, weeds, junk cars, and empty beer cans conceal the little
"racing bikes" completely. Plus, with all the snakes back there...well,
it's just perfect. And it all goes with the broken refrigerator on his
front porch.

On 8/20/10 11:02 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleJeadnTCCUNZMvfLRnZ2dnUVZ_jWdnZ2d@giganews. com,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...
In ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In articleddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, wrote:



wrote in message

m...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

Oh, and I have no idea where the "parts bin" fantasy came in... Must be
Harry projecting the last time he brought his lawnmower and "parts bin"
into the kitchen...


Projecting again, little man? You're the one that brought your motorbike
into the kitchen, or so you said.

"Secular Humanist" wrote in message
m...
On 8/20/10 11:02 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleJeadnTCCUNZMvfLRnZ2dnUVZ_jWdnZ2d@giganews. com,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...
In ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In articleddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, wrote:



wrote in message

m...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully, although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series, and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved
me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

Oh, and I have no idea where the "parts bin" fantasy came in... Must be
Harry projecting the last time he brought his lawnmower and "parts bin"
into the kitchen...


Projecting again, little man? You're the one that brought your motorbike
into the kitchen, or so you said.

He says the bike is out now but I'd like to get Terri's word on that.

"YukonBound" wrote in message
...


"Secular Humanist" wrote in message
m...
On 8/20/10 11:02 PM, I am Tosk wrote:
In articleJeadnTCCUNZMvfLRnZ2dnUVZ_jWdnZ2d@giganews. com,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"I am wrote in message
...
In ,
says...

YukonBound wrote:


"John wrote in message
...
On Tue, 17 Aug 2010 21:10:49 -0400, I am Tosk

wrote:

In articleddb953f0-d342-4de8-86cb-
,
says...

On Aug 13, 11:02 am, "JustWaitAFrekinMinute!"
wrote:
On Aug 13, 10:45 am, wrote:



wrote in message

m...

On 8/13/10 9:49 AM, Jack wrote:
On Aug 13, 9:17 am, John wrote:
Took Renee and her kids out again yesterday, between
thunderstorms, none
of
which got close to Lake Anna (or Lake Nuke, as Harry
says).
Actually
there is a
nuclear power plant right there on the lake, but none of
the fish are
glowing.
Last night I woke up to go pee, and nothing on my body was
glowing
either, so I
guess it's pretty safe. (Of course, if I lived 20 miles
from the nuclear
power
station at Calvert Cliffs on the Chesapeake, I wouldn't be
making snide
comments
about Lake Anna!!)

To quell any questions, here is Lake Anna's claim to fame:



http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...g%20with%20Ren...



I got the new towable, which the little guys loved. The
thing allows one
to sit
almost inside and lean back. Much more comfortable that
the
one they
laid on.

That's what it's all about, John.

Actually, there is more to boating than towing grandkids
around on a tube,
but...what the hell...herring is old, creaky, and sliding
into deeper
stupefaction, so pulling around a tube on that lake may be
all he can
handle.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually
everyone knows. If
a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's
from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.

Are you the Harry who just bought a Mac? Sucker. You guys will
go to the
ends of the earth just to **** me off. Your spoofing doesn't
bother me a
bit. In fact I'm flattered at the attention you fools pay me.

--
The OBAMA motto: We've got what it takes, to take what you've
got!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Does anybody even look at the headers? It takes up too much
room
on my
little laptop to bother opening them up, my eyes suck I need
big
fonts. I just snicker at all of the Harrys. Truthfully,
although
I see
most of the spoofers I really never bother parsing which one
is real
or not... I just move along to the next post as I am sure
most of
you
all do here too

Finally after a decade, and with the use of my filters, and the
great
work of the spoofers, Harry, Bonnie, and the rest of the pink
army is
pretty much irrelevant here at rec.boats... at least to me.
Schweeeeet!

Later, gotta' go put the engine back in Jessi's bike and
break it in
for the weekend. We cracked a piston last week, ugh. On a good
note I
have really been working hard on suspension this year and I
think I
pretty much got it dialed in on my bike. I was cornering like a
madman
the last two days after some pro help with the clickers
(suspension
adjustment). Had a great moto with Jessi yesterday, she was
holding
back but we ran around for a few fast (for me, totally on the
edge)
laps with me on my 125 and she on her little 100cc pit bike

I know Harry, slow, minibike, etc.... Tell that to the girls
behind
her while she was kicking off second and third places all
season at
Supercross, on her RMZ 250 Oh, and for the record, she
finished
third overall last season in the NEMA womens 125/250 series,
and
11th
in the Mens/Boys 125/250 series... Oh, and she ran both
series on a
two stroke 100 cc shorty

This kid works so hard, so anyway, later guys... I know, slow,
motorcycle, geetars, beer... Hummm, beer, I miss Loogie,
gonna' have
to check in with him...

Sorry to hear about the piston. **** happens. I broke a ring on
a
Guzzi while in Germany. Had to replace head, piston, rings etc,
etc.
Pain in the ass. Did both sides, and it cost only about $500.
Did the
work myself, which saved a bundle. Guzzis are easy to work on -
the
older ones anyway.

Great to hear Jessi's doing so well and having a great time.
Keep up
the good work. It definitely pays off.

Yeah, I did the work on her little bike but the Suzuki has some
aftermarket parts and I don't want to chance working on her race
engine.
Bad day today, snapped a clutch cable just as we were going out
for the
first moto. That was on my bike, the baby 125

You didn't have a spare? I carry a spare set of clutch, throttle,
and
choke
cables on my Guzzi. I also carry a spare u-joint, which has saved
me
while
touring in Maine.
--
John H

Get a half decent bike and you wouldn't have to trailer around a
parts
bin.
Get a half decent boat and you won't have to go out alone.

LOL..

--
Rowdy Mouse Racing - We race for cheese!

Don't laugh... you keep your parts bin and your bikes in the kitchen
Why the kitchen?

Oh, and I have no idea where the "parts bin" fantasy came in... Must be
Harry projecting the last time he brought his lawnmower and "parts bin"
into the kitchen...


Projecting again, little man? You're the one that brought your motorbike
into the kitchen, or so you said.

He says the bike is out now but I'd like to get Terri's word on that.

What do you care? I see my brother Harryis training you to be a little busy
body.

--
I'm the real Harry, and I post from a Mac, as virtually everyone knows.
If a post is attributed to me, and it isn't from a Mac, it's from an ID
spoofer who hasn't the balls to post with his own ID.