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....which makes the post more on topic than most here...

Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,
The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray
this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.

Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple
from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.
They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for
the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible
on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from
friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,
ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like
a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me
a copy. Looking forward to it.

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On Mon, 13 May 2013 08:59:39 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

...which makes the post more on topic than most here...

Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,
The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray
this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.

Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple
from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.
They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for
the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible
on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from
friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,
ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like
a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me
a copy. Looking forward to it.

Glad to hear you had a great time. Hopefully you didn't let the cat out of the bag with regards to
your feelings about religion - except for Muslims, of course.

John H.
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Hope you're having a great day!

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On Mon, 13 May 2013 08:59:39 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

...which makes the post more on topic than most here...

Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,
The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray
this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.

Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple
from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.
They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for
the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible
on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from
friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,
ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like
a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me
a copy. Looking forward to it.

Glad to hear you had a great time. Hopefully you didn't let the cat out of the bag with regards to
your feelings about religion - except for Muslims, of course.

John H.

Another troll.

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On Monday, 13 May 2013 10:58:48 UTC-3, John H wrote:
On Mon, 13 May 2013 08:59:39 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:



...which makes the post more on topic than most here...



Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,

The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray

this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.



Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple

from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.

They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for

the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible

on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from

friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,

ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like

a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me

a copy. Looking forward to it.



Glad to hear you had a great time. Hopefully you didn't let the cat out of the bag with regards to

your feelings about religion - except for Muslims, of course.



John H.

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Hope you're having a great day!

Johnny, you're always looking for a dustup. What's wrong..running out of hobbies that you can do poorly in?

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On 5/13/13 10:46 AM, iBoaterer wrote:
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says...

On Mon, 13 May 2013 08:59:39 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

...which makes the post more on topic than most here...

Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,
The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray
this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.

Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple
from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.
They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for
the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible
on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from
friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,
ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like
a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me
a copy. Looking forward to it.

Glad to hear you had a great time. Hopefully you didn't let the cat out of the bag with regards to
your feelings about religion - except for Muslims, of course.

John H.

Another troll.



Herring is working O.T. to prove his paternity of his equally stupid
son, PsychoSnotty.

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On May 13, 8:59*am, "F.O.A.D." wrote:
...which makes the post more on topic than most here...

Went once again to the annual Greek Festival at my favorite church,
The Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George, in Bethesda. My first foray
this year into bloody awful and congested Montgomery County.

Food and dance, as usual, were terrific. Sat at a table with a couple
from Greece who were here visiting their daughter and her family.
They're in the olive oil business in a modest way, and their hobby for
the last decade has been to visit as many of the Greek isles as possible
on small cruise ships and small private boats they either borrow from
friends or charter. Virtually all the isles are steeped in history,
ancient and modern. Anyway, the couple has put together what sounds like
a terrific Powerpoint presentation on the isles, and promised to send me
a copy. Looking forward to it.

Suuurrrre you did, liar.