Don, I think you must have struck a nerve with NYOB.....lol. Must be
right on the money.



Ok...let me see...
certain group of beligerent 'good ole boys' demand right to race around in
overpowered motorboats anywhere they
please, regardless of damage or irritation caused to any other livng
creature that may share same waterways.
...close???

Another case of the uniformed Canadian sticking his nose in America's
business...

jchaplain wrote:
Don, I think you must have struck a nerve with NYOB.....lol. Must be
right on the money.



Ok...let me see...
certain group of beligerent 'good ole boys' demand right to race around in
overpowered motorboats anywhere they
please, regardless of damage or irritation caused to any other livng
creature that may share same waterways.
...close???

Another case of the uniformed Canadian sticking his nose in America's
business...




Yep. I think you've root-canaled him on this one.


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Harry Krause wrote in message
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jchaplain wrote:
Don, I think you must have struck a nerve with NYOB.....lol. Must be
right on the money.



Ok...let me see...
certain group of beligerent 'good ole boys' demand right to race
around in
overpowered motorboats anywhere they
please, regardless of damage or irritation caused to any other livng
creature that may share same waterways.
...close???

Another case of the uniformed Canadian sticking his nose in America's
business...




Yep. I think you've root-canaled him on this one.


Email sent to is never read.

My home port is the 2nd largest natural harbour in the world and we have a
speed limit.
I don't know what his problem is.
If he had to survive something like the Halifax Explosion, he might be more
inclined to accept responsibility for reckless actions. see
http://archives.cbc.ca/300c.asp?id=1-70-971


jchaplain wrote in message
...
Don, I think you must have struck a nerve with NYOB.....lol. Must be
right on the money.



Ok...let me see...
certain group of beligerent 'good ole boys' demand right to race around
in
overpowered motorboats anywhere they
please, regardless of damage or irritation caused to any other livng
creature that may share same waterways.
...close???

Another case of the uniformed Canadian sticking his nose in America's
business...

On Sun, 23 Nov 2003 17:45:03 GMT, "Don White"
wrote:

My home port is the 2nd largest natural harbour in the world and we have a
speed limit.
I don't know what his problem is.
If he had to survive something like the Halifax Explosion, he might be more
inclined to accept responsibility for reckless actions. see
http://archives.cbc.ca/300c.asp?id=1-70-971

Interesting link, thanks.

bb

You may have already seen this more up to date link...
http://www.cbc.ca/halifaxexplosion/he2_ruins/


bb wrote in message
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Interesting link, thanks.

bb