O.T. any boaters left on this list?
 

Just wondering

Yeah, I'm still here- too busy wading through the brainless morons
posting lame political crap who don't have a life, can't get it up and
aren't getting any anyway, to participate. Besides, boating season is
pretty much over up here in Seattle, at least for us trailer-types.
JR

Florida Keyz wrote:

Just wondering

Me too...


"JR North" wrote in message
...
Yeah, I'm still here- too busy wading through the brainless morons
posting lame political crap who don't have a life, can't get it up and
aren't getting any anyway, to participate. Besides, boating season is
pretty much over up here in Seattle, at least for us trailer-types.
JR

Florida Keyz wrote:

Just wondering

"Florida Keyz" wrote in message
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Just wondering

Yeah, peckerhead. Some people are capable of thinking about more than one
subject per year. :-) Ask a boating question and we'll show you.

JR North wrote in message ...
Yeah, I'm still here- too busy wading through the brainless morons
posting lame political crap who don't have a life, can't get it up and
aren't getting any anyway, to participate. Besides, boating season is
pretty much over up here in Seattle, at least for us trailer-types.
JR

You reply with fodder like that, and have the audacity to call others
"brainless morons"????

Not if the weather stays like this!
David
oops sorry ..... uh, yea its raining and will for 6 months
"JR North" wrote in message
...
Yeah, I'm still here- too busy wading through the brainless morons posting
lame political crap who don't have a life, can't get it up and aren't
getting any anyway, to participate. Besides, boating season is pretty much
over up here in Seattle, at least for us trailer-types.
JR

Florida Keyz wrote:

Just wondering

basskisser wrote:
JR North wrote in message ...

Yeah, I'm still here- too busy wading through the brainless morons
posting lame political crap who don't have a life, can't get it up and
aren't getting any anyway, to participate. Besides, boating season is
pretty much over up here in Seattle, at least for us trailer-types.
JR


You reply with fodder like that, and have the audacity to call others
"brainless morons"????

Atleast I can still get it up, and get all I need....
JR

Have to agree. A few years this was a first class boating form.
Boaters communicating with boaters.

That changed when a couple of users started sniping at each other. It
went downhill from there and ended up constant bickering between a
few subscribers hiding behind there keyboards.

It sort of reminds me of the idiotic present day roadrage thing on
our highways, folks get caught up in the heat of the moment thing, and
can't seem to let go.

The silly thing, prior to this, the silly users were up to posting
informative and interesting boating topics.

This is my first visit back in a year hoping that some users had gone
away, alas it has worsened and been reduced to political debates

Ah well, at least fortunately, there are some really good forums that
are worth visiting.

Cheers Davie



On 12 Oct 2004 23:31:30 GMT, (Florida Keyz) wrote:

Just wondering

Makes me wonder, why do they go to such extremes to me so unlikeable!

Makes me wonder, why do they go to such extremes to me so unlikeable!

To **** off the small minded old ladies who almost *never* post anything except
a gossipy bitch about the behavior of others.

Suppose it works?

Next time you run into such a small minded gossipy old fart sack, why don't you
ask, and see?

I know this will only apply to the ignorant, but your statement proves my
point.

You have said it more clearly than I ever could have.

Way to go gould!@

I've been blocking off topic posters since about 2 weeks before the
election. I must have 25 or more blocked but now there are more boating
posts than off topic ones. A note to boaters who reply to off topic posts
with long rants: Once blocked, even your boating related posts will no
longer be seen.

My recommendation is to block block block!

--
Denis Roy
D. Roy Woodcraft
www.ideasinwood.com
"Davie" wrote in message
...

Have to agree. A few years this was a first class boating form.
Boaters communicating with boaters.

That changed when a couple of users started sniping at each other. It
went downhill from there and ended up constant bickering between a
few subscribers hiding behind there keyboards.

It sort of reminds me of the idiotic present day roadrage thing on
our highways, folks get caught up in the heat of the moment thing, and
can't seem to let go.

The silly thing, prior to this, the silly users were up to posting
informative and interesting boating topics.

This is my first visit back in a year hoping that some users had gone
away, alas it has worsened and been reduced to political debates

Ah well, at least fortunately, there are some really good forums that
are worth visiting.

Cheers Davie



On 12 Oct 2004 23:31:30 GMT, (Florida Keyz) wrote:

Just wondering

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.

My recommendation is to block block block!

And since none of you guys who "block block block" ever contribute anything
except a technically OT rant about your personal kill file lists, you'll be
looking at an empty NG pretty quickly.

"Course you won't see this. :-)

Doug Kanter wrote:
My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH


Well, now the the Homeland Sekurity Dept has closed the borders... the
state borders, that is... you can't move south! Nyah nyah!!

t'other Doug K.

I know this will only apply to the ignorant, but your statement proves my
point.

You have said it more clearly than I ever could have.

Way to go gould!@

Oh, do you know a small minded, gossipy old fart sack who almost never posts
anything except criticism of other peoples' behavior? What did he or she say
when you asked if it ****ed them off?

"WaIIy" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES
AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle
a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.


Dec 21 is the Winter Solstice, it's just a hop, skip and a jump until
boating season.

Just trying to cheer you up a bit.

Well, the yellow poich (that's poich, not perch) are still biting. All I
need is a day with minimal wind and I'm out there.

"Florida Keyz" wrote in message
...
I know this will only apply to the ignorant, but your statement proves my
point.

You have said it more clearly than I ever could have.

Way to go gould!@

Yes, Gould did clearly post a truth.

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES
AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle
a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.


I just came back in from fiddling with the 18' x 26' canvas tarp I threw
over my weekender sailboat. The ends were sitting on the ground where the
boat was narrower (pointy end). It's about minus 1.5 C, but sunny & windy
here.
The weather has been so damp & windy here, I don't even want to thing about
boating.

"JimH" wrote in message
...


Yikes! "Pointy end"?? My eyes hurt Don. I thought you were a boater.


That was for the benefit of the landlubbers in the group. (read..inland on
Great Lakes)
Us seafaring folk know our bow from the stern.

"Don White" wrote in message
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"JimH" wrote in message
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Yikes! "Pointy end"?? My eyes hurt Don. I thought you were a boater.


That was for the benefit of the landlubbers in the group. (read..inland
on
Great Lakes)
Us seafaring folk know our bow from the stern.



Nice spin Don. But it did not work. LOL!

"JimH" wrote in message
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"Don White" wrote in message
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"JimH" wrote in message
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Yikes! "Pointy end"?? My eyes hurt Don. I thought you were a boater.


That was for the benefit of the landlubbers in the group. (read..inland
on
Great Lakes)
Us seafaring folk know our bow from the stern.



Nice spin Don. But it did not work. LOL!



Spin has nothing to do with this. It's a word used to describe the way a
woman's vaginal secretions get thick & stringy when she's ovulating.
Everybody knows that.

nothin' like a town hall ...... "you get all kinds"..




To **** off the small minded old ladies who almost *never* post anything except
a gossipy bitch about the behavior of others.

Suppose it works?

Next time you run into such a small minded gossipy old fart sack, why don't you
ask, and see?

you guys are such spincters! Dang. Do you have any life besides this cyber
bull****?

On 04 Dec 2004 02:39:06 GMT, (Florida Keyz) wrote:

you guys are such spincters! Dang. Do you have any life besides this cyber
bull****?


You seem to spend as much time here as most. Given that you see only
about 10% of the posts 'cause everyone's filtered, I wonder if you're
just a slow reader.

John H

On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD,
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

not enough fiber for you, hoary?

none that post regularly.


Most of your posts, JAx, are the result of irregularity.

too much meat and not enough indigestable fiber for your feeble mind, hoary.
sorry, I won't dumb down so you can read the big words.

From: Harry Krause
Date: 12/5/2004 12:39 PM Eastern Standard Time
Message-id: 1102268358.XCdmpEKigxkiLnPkrJBWyA@teranews

JAXAshby wrote:
not enough fiber for you, hoary?


none that post regularly.


Most of your posts, JAx, are the result of irregularity.









Not in your posts.

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.


You could move a little further south. Tennessee has some nice fishing
lakes.......

Dave

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES
AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle
a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.


You could move a little further south. Tennessee has some nice fishing
lakes.......

Dave


3-4 years: Montauk or perhaps Rhode Island.

On Mon, 06 Dec 2004 08:24:44 -0500, Dave Hall wrote:

On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING DEGREES AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to strangle a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their moods
right now.


You could move a little further south. Tennessee has some nice fishing
lakes.......

Dave

Or Northwest. I was out last weekend in the 12-footer, searching for that
Elusive Cutthroat... (Course I DID have a heater with me!)

Lloyd Sumpter
"The Tin Boat" Mirrocraft 12

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING
DEGREES
AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to
strangle
a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their
moods
right now.


You could move a little further south. Tennessee has some nice fishing
lakes.......

Dave


3-4 years: Montauk or perhaps Rhode Island.



1964 and my first experience in Tennessee. Traveling home from school in
Ohio to a f'n draft notice. Stayed in Jackson, TN. I thought about the
warm South. 28 f'n degrees. Better go further South. Maybe to St. John,
V.I.

On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 06:42:46 GMT, "Calif Bill"
wrote:


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"Dave Hall" wrote in message
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On Fri, 03 Dec 2004 17:39:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

My 14' yacht is imprisoned in the garage because it's 29 ****ING
DEGREES
AND
SNOWING, and I WANNA KILL SOMETHING BECAUSE I CAN'T FISH! I've had
nightcrawlers in the refrigerator so long, they're big enough to
strangle
a
small child, like a boa.

So yeah...there are some boaters here. Just be careful about their
moods
right now.

You could move a little further south. Tennessee has some nice fishing
lakes.......

3-4 years: Montauk or perhaps Rhode Island.

1964 and my first experience in Tennessee. Traveling home from school in
Ohio to a f'n draft notice. Stayed in Jackson, TN. I thought about the
warm South. 28 f'n degrees. Better go further South. Maybe to St. John,
V.I.

You won't believe this Bill, but one of my good friends in high school
got his draft notice, it was too late for college entrance, so he left
for Bahamas and stayed there. Working the fishing boats and guiding,
he built up a nice little nest egg and bought a beachside hotel,
catering to the sal****er flyfishing snobs.

Years later, he was pardoned by President Carter, returned to the US,
did some community time, sold his hotel and now owns a terrific resort
and fishing camp in Costa Rica - which I visit once a year for free -
not a dime goes from me to him. :)

Later,

Tom