Hey Krause:

Too bad. A lesser loss whould have been you taking a swim off the stern of
on the many boats in your "current fleet."

William Bruce


"HarryKrause" wrote in message
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From Sky.Com

ATTACK MAY BE GREAT WHITE
A swimmer has been killed in a shark attack while snorkelling off the
coast of Western Australia.

A police spokesman said the 26-year-old deckhand on a tourist charter boat
had been attacked by a 20ft (6m) shark.

It happened as he was snorkelling with a group of tourists off Pelseart
Island, 310 miles north of Perth.

Witnesses said the man had been bitten in half by the shark. His body has
not been found. No one else was injured in the attack.

Police sent a helicopter and charter boats to the area to try to find the
shark.

It is the ninth fatal shark attack in Australian waters since 2000.

The type of shark involved in the latest attack is unknown, but if the
size of the animal has been estimated correctly, is probably a great
white.

Great whites, which are called white pointers in Australia, prefer the
cooler waters found off the states of Western and South Australia.
- - -

Has anyone seen Mack the Knife?

On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 20:50:44 -0600, "William Bruce"
wrote:

Hey Krause:

Too bad. A lesser loss whould have been you taking a swim off the stern of
on the many boats in your "current fleet."

William Bruce

Mr. Bruce, please. Sir Krause posts what would be a completely on
topic post. You reply with nothing but a personal attack on Mr.
Krause. Who's the villain here, Mr. Krause for posting an on topic
post, or you for immediately highjacking the thread into the same old,
same old partisan personal attacks?

Time after time we've seen posts of people complaining about how the
group has sunk to new lows of off topic personal attacks. Most often
those complaining point to Mr. Krause as the crux of the problem. You
Sir, prove those blaming Krause wrong. As Mr. Krause has pointed out,
anything he posts on the group is immediately turned into a personal
attack on him.


Your Pal, Restall

On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 14:45:14 -0500, HarryKrause
wrote:

Great whites, which are called white pointers in Australia, prefer the
cooler waters found off the states of Western and South Australia.
- - -

Has anyone seen Mack the Knife?

================================

I was cruising on Marthas Vineyard the summer they filmed Jaws. That
was an interesting scene with all of the movie folks intermingled with
the tourists and boaters in Edgartown Harbor.

There were a few Florida east coast beaches closed last week due to
numerous shark sightings. Some turned out to be lawyers, politicians
and investment bankers but apparently there were some real fins as
well.

On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 06:22:48 -0500, HarryKrause wrote:

Shortly after we first moved to the Jax area, I visited the Jax Beach
fishing pier (which now, sadly, is gone, thanks to many hurricanes), and
there were photos on the wall of the snack snop showing all sorts of huge
fush caught right here, including a 700+pound shark. Right off the beach.
Later, I learned there were always lots of sharks right off the beach,
though huge ones were rare. And yet there were relatively few shark
attacks.

Maybe we aren't that tasty!

IIRC, there is a shark migration where, literally, schools of sharks
migrate just off the Florida beaches. We may not be that tasty, but,
personally, I don't want to be the morsel that educates a shark's palate. ;-)

There is a reason why some people do not allow their messages to archived in
Google.


" Tuuk" wrote in message
...
krause

you liar

I remember you commenting on a news story in Florida when a helicopter
flew up the coastline photographing "hundreds if not thousands" of sharks.
Then when you commented you said you were shocked at the numbers of shark
along that coastline and you had no idea there could be that many. Today
you say you were in the helicopter,,, come on krause,, where you the pilot
also now?? Did you own the whirlybird?? could you be a little whirlybird
yourself today there krause???

But lets look at what you said to prove it,,


"'"''Oh, they are out there. '''''

Ya,, no guff krause,,, you seen it on the news, we all did.


'''''I once had a helicopter ride just above the
Florida coastline and was astonished to see hundreds if not thousands of
sharks just past the surfline off the beaches.""'"'""


Again krause,, that was on the news,, you watched it on the news and
posted on the group. Must suck being you krause,, always caught in your
lies,, a bit more senile today krause?? losing the old memory there
krause,,?? better bring on the meds,,

'""""They're there most of the
time, which is why I wonder why there are not lots more attacks.''''""


O,,, so you have helicopter rides "most of the time" ??? ""which is why
I wonder why there are not lots more attacks"' lol,,, krause,,, you
fool,,, are you off your meds again today???


"''''Sometimes when it was too rough to head offshore from St. Augustine,
we'd fish the surflines to about a mile offshore the Jax area
beaches.'""''

Sure you did krause,,, care to make a bet you have never done this?? you
tell me the charter boat that took you and I will confirm,, other than
that you are simply making up a lie to try and fit your story into the
group to try and impress the newcomers. Us more senior members know you
are simply full of ****,,,, lol,,, fishing ths surflines,, lol,,, ouch,,
ooo my

''''''Most were small, no more than two or three feet, and
usually a little under two feet. But they had teeth."'""

If most were small,, then some had to be big,,, lol,,, come on krause,,
were they sand sharks? Catfish? empty beer bottles?? lol,,, krause you are
one bad liar,,, and they had teeth,,, lol,,, no,, they didn't did they???
lol,,, krause you fool,,










"HarryKrause" wrote in message
...
thunder wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 06:22:48 -0500, HarryKrause wrote:


Shortly after we first moved to the Jax area, I visited the Jax Beach
fishing pier (which now, sadly, is gone, thanks to many hurricanes), and
there were photos on the wall of the snack snop showing all sorts of
huge
fush caught right here, including a 700+pound shark. Right off the
beach.
Later, I learned there were always lots of sharks right off the beach,
though huge ones were rare. And yet there were relatively few shark
attacks.

Maybe we aren't that tasty!


IIRC, there is a shark migration where, literally, schools of sharks
migrate just off the Florida beaches. We may not be that tasty, but,
personally, I don't want to be the morsel that educates a shark's
palate. ;-)


Oh, they are out there. I once had a helicopter ride just above the
Florida coastline and was astonished to see hundreds if not thousands of
sharks just past the surfline off the beaches. They're there most of the
time, which is why I wonder why there are not lots more attacks.

Sometimes when it was too rough to head offshore from St. Augustine, we'd
fish the surflines to about a mile offshore the Jax area beaches. Toss a
livey into the water and drift, and you'd catch some sort of shark within
a couple of minutes. You could watch the damn things on a fish finder.
Most were small, no more than two or three feet, and usually a little
under two feet. But they had teeth.

Exactly,,, lol,,,


I know mine are all logged,, because krause called my ISP provider,, he
lodged a formal complaint stating that I have recently threatened his life,,
krause made all types of unbelievable (well to someone just talking to him
for the first time) statements. So my ISP provider was forced to do an
investigation on my posts, they went back two years and looked over all my
posts,, probably thousands,, and the only conclusion they could come up with
is that krause is a liar,,, I mean I could have told them that in the first
place but proper protocol is to investigate threats. lol,,,, krause,,,,
lol,,, you fool,,, you wasted the time of my ISP provider's staff. Now
krause says he has me on bozo bin list,, but he reads twice my posts, prints
them and delivers them to the cop up the lane from his townhouse,,, lol,,,
krause you are a liar,, point blank.... you need more proof??? just read a
couple of his posts,,, senile old toothless old senile fool,,,, whos own
children left him as he SAID HIMSELF,, promising never to associate
again,,, lol,,













"Dr. Dr. & Mr Karen Grear" wrote in message
...
There is a reason why some people do not allow their messages to archived
in Google.


" Tuuk" wrote in message
...
krause

you liar

I remember you commenting on a news story in Florida when a helicopter
flew up the coastline photographing "hundreds if not thousands" of
sharks. Then when you commented you said you were shocked at the numbers
of shark along that coastline and you had no idea there could be that
many. Today you say you were in the helicopter,,, come on krause,, where
you the pilot also now?? Did you own the whirlybird?? could you be a
little whirlybird yourself today there krause???

But lets look at what you said to prove it,,


"'"''Oh, they are out there. '''''

Ya,, no guff krause,,, you seen it on the news, we all did.


'''''I once had a helicopter ride just above the
Florida coastline and was astonished to see hundreds if not thousands of
sharks just past the surfline off the beaches.""'"'""


Again krause,, that was on the news,, you watched it on the news and
posted on the group. Must suck being you krause,, always caught in your
lies,, a bit more senile today krause?? losing the old memory there
krause,,?? better bring on the meds,,

'""""They're there most of the
time, which is why I wonder why there are not lots more attacks.''''""


O,,, so you have helicopter rides "most of the time" ??? ""which is why
I wonder why there are not lots more attacks"' lol,,, krause,,, you
fool,,, are you off your meds again today???


"''''Sometimes when it was too rough to head offshore from St. Augustine,
we'd fish the surflines to about a mile offshore the Jax area
beaches.'""''

Sure you did krause,,, care to make a bet you have never done this?? you
tell me the charter boat that took you and I will confirm,, other than
that you are simply making up a lie to try and fit your story into the
group to try and impress the newcomers. Us more senior members know you
are simply full of ****,,,, lol,,, fishing ths surflines,, lol,,, ouch,,
ooo my

''''''Most were small, no more than two or three feet, and
usually a little under two feet. But they had teeth."'""

If most were small,, then some had to be big,,, lol,,, come on krause,,
were they sand sharks? Catfish? empty beer bottles?? lol,,, krause you
are one bad liar,,, and they had teeth,,, lol,,, no,, they didn't did
they??? lol,,, krause you fool,,










"HarryKrause" wrote in message
...
thunder wrote:
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 06:22:48 -0500, HarryKrause wrote:


Shortly after we first moved to the Jax area, I visited the Jax Beach
fishing pier (which now, sadly, is gone, thanks to many hurricanes),
and
there were photos on the wall of the snack snop showing all sorts of
huge
fush caught right here, including a 700+pound shark. Right off the
beach.
Later, I learned there were always lots of sharks right off the beach,
though huge ones were rare. And yet there were relatively few shark
attacks.

Maybe we aren't that tasty!


IIRC, there is a shark migration where, literally, schools of sharks
migrate just off the Florida beaches. We may not be that tasty, but,
personally, I don't want to be the morsel that educates a shark's
palate. ;-)


Oh, they are out there. I once had a helicopter ride just above the
Florida coastline and was astonished to see hundreds if not thousands of
sharks just past the surfline off the beaches. They're there most of the
time, which is why I wonder why there are not lots more attacks.

Sometimes when it was too rough to head offshore from St. Augustine,
we'd fish the surflines to about a mile offshore the Jax area beaches.
Toss a livey into the water and drift, and you'd catch some sort of
shark within a couple of minutes. You could watch the damn things on a
fish finder. Most were small, no more than two or three feet, and
usually a little under two feet. But they had teeth.