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Nautical Consignment
I found a great nautical consignment store in Mystic, CT. Huge selection of
just about everything, Mystic Boat Stuff. Paula has been very helpful in finding what I need at incredable prices. www.mysticboatstuff.com |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:20:03 -0500, "Tania Tyler"
wrote: I found a great nautical consignment store in Mystic, CT. Huge selection of just about everything, Mystic Boat Stuff. Paula has been very helpful in finding what I need at incredable prices. www.mysticboatstuff.com Gosh Tania, with a email address like yours, do you think maybe you're a little biased, or just stupid? Just trying to get educated, you understand. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
"John H" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:20:03 -0500, "Tania Tyler" wrote: I found a great nautical consignment store in Mystic, CT. Huge selection of just about everything, Mystic Boat Stuff. Paula has been very helpful in finding what I need at incredable prices. www.mysticboatstuff.com Gosh Tania, with a email address like yours, do you think maybe you're a little biased, or just stupid? Just trying to get educated, you understand. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." I think her name is Paula, not Tania. ;-) |
Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly?
And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:54:19 -0500, "Tania Tyler"
wrote: Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Out of curiosity, how long has it been open? I'm down in Mystic all the time and I don't think I've ever noticed it. My wife's aunt lives right down the street - sort of. :) Later, Tom |
"Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. |
I'm sorry, didn't realize passing on useful information was spam. And I
might have posted this info to an inappropriate NG. |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote:
"Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Tom -------------- "What the hell's the deal with this newsgroup... is there a computer terminal in the day room of some looney bin somewhere?" Bilgeman - circa 2004 |
Yo Ho Ho & a bottle of rum....
Thanks! |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Tom -------------- "What the hell's the deal with this newsgroup... is there a computer terminal in the day room of some looney bin somewhere?" Bilgeman - circa 2004 Wow, I guess I'm not the only one who had that thought! |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:38:09 -0500, "JimH" wrote:
"John H" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:20:03 -0500, "Tania Tyler" wrote: I found a great nautical consignment store in Mystic, CT. Huge selection of just about everything, Mystic Boat Stuff. Paula has been very helpful in finding what I need at incredable prices. www.mysticboatstuff.com Gosh Tania, with a email address like yours, do you think maybe you're a little biased, or just stupid? Just trying to get educated, you understand. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." I think her name is Paula, not Tania. ;-) I was looking at the email address. Who the hell knows what her name is? It's just obvious she's stupid. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Tom -------------- Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. And Krause....well Harry is....umm.....Harry. And he deserves everything thrown his way....in fact he invites it. He certainly throws enough *our* way, including internet stalking. I have been a first hand victim of that, as has my wife (and family). Didn't he just stalk your internet home page? What was the purpose of that Tom? So I fail to see the correlation unless you are a *closet* Krause supporter. :-) I guess I should start closing my posts with "All the best" and they will be OK. (insert confused grin) |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:51:45 -0500, "Tania Tyler"
wrote: I'm sorry, didn't realize passing on useful information was spam. And I might have posted this info to an inappropriate NG. Apology accepted. Now, I apologize for calling you stupid. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 22:55:07 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Tom -------------- "What the hell's the deal with this newsgroup... is there a computer terminal in the day room of some looney bin somewhere?" Bilgeman - circa 2004 By golly, I think you've got it! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:43:15 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message . .. On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom What did you see that was interesting. I couldn't find anything to buy! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message . .. On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:04:57 -0500, "MikeT"
wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? Wow, I guess I'm not the only one who had that thought! Heh. Stay tuned. Later, Tom |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom So I can now advertise products or goods sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:53:05 -0500, "JimH" wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Check this out - might enlighten you. This was built on posts here on rec.boats. http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/getfaq?rec.boats Make of it what you will. My opinion stands - it was more appropriate than most of the nonsense that is posted here. By the way, I asked the question - the onus was strictly in your provence to disprove. Later, Tom |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:46:25 -0500, John H
wrote: On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 22:55:07 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? By golly, I think you've got it! Wha? Huh? Whut I got? :) Later, Tom |
JimH wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:53:05 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message . .. On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message m... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Check this out - might enlighten you. This was built on posts here on rec.boats. http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/getfaq?rec.boats Make of it what you will. My opinion stands - it was more appropriate than most of the nonsense that is posted here. By the way, I asked the question - the onus was strictly in your provence to disprove. Later, Tom Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? According to you....yes. Interesting perspective Tom...but certainly not correct. All the best. ;-) |
"Jim," wrote in message ... JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message m... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. Later, Tom So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? Ask Tom or Tania...then take it to spam.rec.boats. ;-) |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 19:10:12 -0500, "JimH" wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message .. . On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:53:05 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message om... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Check this out - might enlighten you. This was built on posts here on rec.boats. http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/getfaq?rec.boats Make of it what you will. My opinion stands - it was more appropriate than most of the nonsense that is posted here. By the way, I asked the question - the onus was strictly in your provence to disprove. Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? What kind of lighthouses? Real ones? Actually, I'd like to find some for my driveway and the new well head that was installed this winter. Know of any? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Of course - you see it all the time - go see such and such, look here for this or that - all kinds of posts - just this week in fact. Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? That's happened here also. Didn't see any explosions of tortured logic in those instances. According to you....yes. Interesting perspective Tom...but certainly not correct. Once again - show me were I am wrong. Give me a precedent. Compare the FAQ. Show me the charter. You made the statement - I've given proof, solid proof, that this is acceptable. If you can't back up what you've said, either by charter or FAQ, then your view is invalid. ------------------------- Peace, brotherhood, knockwurst and beer. Tom "Um.....can you repeat the part of the stuff where you said all about the things?" Homer Simpson - circa 2000 |
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:10:08 GMT, "Jim," wrote:
JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message m... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? That's exactly what I've been looking for!!!! If you find any, let me know. Vice versa - count on it. |
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:10:08 GMT, "Jim," wrote: JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message om... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? That's exactly what I've been looking for!!!! If you find any, let me know. Vice versa - count on it. I have plans to make one out of 1 4x8 sheet of plywood, but it's way down on the list of priorities. |
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:44:31 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:10:08 GMT, "Jim," wrote: JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message om... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? That's exactly what I've been looking for!!!! If you find any, let me know. Vice versa - count on it. Check out Edgewater, MD, about a block up from the London Towne Marina. It's about 5 feet tall, sits in a front yard. I've never seen anyone in it or the light flashing, so I'd consider it a derelict. Of course, Thomas Point Lighthouse is just out in the bay from there. It's a little bigger, however. http://www.cblights.com/lights/thomaspoint.asp Good hunting. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 19:10:12 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message . .. On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:53:05 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message m... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message news:cas63116g194ug0r2vlc8caosllsai88cf@4ax. com... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Check this out - might enlighten you. This was built on posts here on rec.boats. http://www.newsville.com/cgi-bin/getfaq?rec.boats Make of it what you will. My opinion stands - it was more appropriate than most of the nonsense that is posted here. By the way, I asked the question - the onus was strictly in your provence to disprove. Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? What kind of lighthouses? Real ones? Actually, I'd like to find some for my driveway and the new well head that was installed this winter. Know of any? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Of course - you see it all the time - go see such and such, look here for this or that - all kinds of posts - just this week in fact. Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? That's happened here also. Didn't see any explosions of tortured logic in those instances. According to you....yes. Interesting perspective Tom...but certainly not correct. Once again - show me were I am wrong. Give me a precedent. Compare the FAQ. Show me the charter. You made the statement - I've given proof, solid proof, that this is acceptable. If you can't back up what you've said, either by charter or FAQ, then your view is invalid. ------------------------- Peace, brotherhood, knockwurst and beer. Tom You have shown solid proof that it is acceptable to you. Tom, you are a good contributor here and I don't want to get into it with you. I just brought up an standard that the NG lives by. I will not look it up....it has been quoted many times before. I thank you for your contributions here.....we agree to disagree....let us leave it at that. Peace. Jim |
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:10:08 GMT, "Jim," wrote: JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message om... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? That's exactly what I've been looking for!!!! If you find any, let me know. Vice versa - count on it. We have a bait store in Vermilion, Ohio that sells 5-6 foot tall lighthouses, as well as a vegetable stand along SR 53 (south of the Ohio Turnpike) that sells them also. How long of a drive is that for you? I especially like the tall (5 feet or so) ship captains in blue uniform carved out of wood. We have some smaller ones in the house. |
"JimH" wrote in message ... "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 00:10:08 GMT, "Jim," wrote: JimH wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 18:30:22 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message news:cas63116g194ug0r2vlc8caosllsai88cf@4ax. com... On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 17:05:32 -0500, "JimH" wrote: "Tania Tyler" wrote in message ... Gee... and yee 'who has a real email address'... what is your point exactly? And for your other email... this is Tania, not Paula. It's a wonderful store, been a boat owner/sailer for a very long time. Tania, in case you did not know it is not polite to post spam of any sort on a newsgroup (NG) unless the NG is a buy/sell/trade NG . That is why you are getting the push back. I hope your friend's store is a great success but please do not advertise anymore here or other NG's. Thanks. Let's see if I understand the logic here. Making a post to rec.boats supporting a friend's store which sells recycled merchandize that is probably of some interest to folks involved in boating is bad. Making a post calling Harry a boil sucking no talent liberal union hack during off topic political discussions which have no inherent value to anybody other than those who are on the side of the true believers is ok. Do you see the problems inherent in those two statements or am I missing something important? All the best, Nope. Tom, look at it anyway you want but spam is spam. End of story. No, spam is off topic crap that infests the newsgroup on a daily basis to the tune of hundreds of posts weekly that have no relevance to anything nautical or are even remotely interesting. And I am guilty of that myself although not to the extent of some and my on topic contributions in terms of number of posts certainly outweigh the off topic contributions. A post about a nautical consignment shop is not spam. It was informative to me as a contributing member of this august body known as rec.boats. And while I'm on the subject, can you show me the rec.boats charter or FAQ that specifically states that posts relating to the sale of nautical merchandize in an informative manner isn't allowed? If not, then your complaint has no standing in fact. If so, then I will admit error and move on. So I can now advertise products or good sold by friends of mine if they are "nautically" related? Theoretical: My friend sells lighthouses. I can post this here? Or maybe my friend sells boats....I can post this here? Perhaps my friend sells boat maintenance services....I can post this here? Interesting. Perhaps you can show the section in the rec.boats charter that allows this. The onus is not on me. All the best. ;-) HEY -- I've been looking for one of those lighthouses for in front of my house. I need one about 5' high, but that will fit on an 18" sq base -- got anything? That's exactly what I've been looking for!!!! If you find any, let me know. Vice versa - count on it. We have a bait store in Vermilion, Ohio that sells 5-6 foot tall lighthouses, as well as a vegetable stand along SR 53 (south of the Ohio Turnpike) that sells them also. How long of a drive is that for you? Tom, you know of course I am kidding, as I took your post to be tongue in cheek. Have a nice weekend. |
On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 16:20:03 -0500, "Tania Tyler"
wrote: I found a great nautical consignment store in Mystic, CT. Huge selection of just about everything, Mystic Boat Stuff. Paula has been very helpful in finding what I need at incredable prices. www.mysticboatstuff.com Congrats! I am part owner of that store. Let me know how you like it. |
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