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A man and his dog.
On 12/24/10 10:21 AM, BAR wrote:
In , says... Since you are not a boater, the only way you could help out the group is to leave it and post your bull**** over at rec.palin.sucks. You always turn mean, spiteful and vicious when you are proved to be a fraud. I have spent more time on the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River boating and fishing than you could ever hope to do in what is left in your pathetic life. I doubt that with all of your boats you have been able to turn three digits on an hour meter. I doubt you've spent more time boating on the bay than I have. I make no claims about spending much time boating on the Potomac. As for hours on the meter, you have no more idea about that than you do about anything else. You're not a boater. |
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A man and his dog.
On 12/24/10 10:55 AM, BAR wrote:
In , says... On 12/24/10 10:21 AM, BAR wrote: In , says... Since you are not a boater, the only way you could help out the group is to leave it and post your bull**** over at rec.palin.sucks. You always turn mean, spiteful and vicious when you are proved to be a fraud. I have spent more time on the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River boating and fishing than you could ever hope to do in what is left in your pathetic life. I doubt that with all of your boats you have been able to turn three digits on an hour meter. I doubt you've spent more time boating on the bay than I have. I make no claims about spending much time boating on the Potomac. As for hours on the meter, you have no more idea about that than you do about anything else. You're not a boater. Show us a picture of the 1st Parker's hour meter and a picture of the second Parker's hour meter? snerk As a point of fact, the combo hour meters on both of those boats were barely readable "digitals," like the black on gray digitals of the first digital watches decades ago. They were barely readable under any circumstances, though it was a bit easier to see the one on the 25' Parker because it was inside the cabin. Show us photos of the hour meter on your last boat, the one you got rid of what, 10 years ago? |
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A man and his dog.
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says... On 12/24/10 10:21 AM, BAR wrote: In , says... Since you are not a boater, the only way you could help out the group is to leave it and post your bull**** over at rec.palin.sucks. You always turn mean, spiteful and vicious when you are proved to be a fraud. I have spent more time on the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River boating and fishing than you could ever hope to do in what is left in your pathetic life. I doubt that with all of your boats you have been able to turn three digits on an hour meter. I doubt you've spent more time boating on the bay than I have. I make no claims about spending much time boating on the Potomac. As for hours on the meter, you have no more idea about that than you do about anything else. You're not a boater. Gee, spoofer, that's odd. You claim to know who here has a boat and who doesn't and how much they use it all of the time. |
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