On Sat, 14 May 2005 17:49:49 -0400, Harry.Krause wrote:


Here's some photos from a Tangier Island webpage, DrunkenJohn. When you
sober up, take a peek at the cemetery photos, showing the coffin covers
above ground level.

Interesting community. As to the coffin covers, it is my understanding
that they are to prevent the coffins from popping to the surface during
the occasional flood or very heavy rain. Coffins are filled mostly with
air and tend to float to the top. It would be rather disconcerting to see
a loved one float by.


Perhaps if you and your fishing buddies chipped in a couple bucks, you'd
be able to buy enough gasoline to get there. Once you are there, you can
beg for gas money to get back home.

http://www.northernneck.com/tangier/page5.htm

Thomas Rangier wrote:

Back in, if I recall 1972, hurricane Agnes swept through the eastern side of
PA. I had just gotten transferred to a new position there and was trapped in
a Holiday Inn about a mile or two from Sunbury, PA. on the Susquehanna. No
heat, or electricity, but al least my wife and I had a place to stay. We
couldn't leave the place for 3 days. I shut the plant down early the first
day and sent everyone home. If I had stayed another hour or two at the
plant, the only route back to the hotel would have been flooded over and I
would have been stuck there eating food from vending machines for 3 days.
Yuch!!!

But back to the topic:
The flood waters caused numerous caskets to "float" to the surface. It was
quite a mess. Thunder is right, caskets can and do float away in floods for
sure.

Thomas


Some of the old graveyards around here were on bluffs overlooking the
ocean. We've had cases where , over time and shoreline erosion, graves
have been washed away and remains exposed. Nasty business!

"JimH" wrote in message
...
The guy gets caught in lie after lie. How absolutely hilarious.

Yup...I decided to take a look at Google history...

Turns out our Klass Klown Krause was posting around 12-12:30 pm that day.

So not only did he make the entire trip running 65 knots, he somehow still
posted to rec.boats while in route.

Hmmmm. Wonder what excuse he will offer this time?

It doesn't matter...he's been proven a liar many times, this is just another
guise from our boatless village idiot.

--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/

John H wrote:
On 14 May 2005 10:22:49 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:

Gosh, with all the comments about this particular post, I just had
to
find and
read it Harry.

What a trip! From Deale to Tangier is almost 100 miles. And wow,
five
hours to
get to and from, time for a walk around town and a lunch, and you
even did some
striper and other bottom fishing, just drifting and casting to
structure.

What a day!

Harry, which of the right-wingers here expressed the worst wishes
for
this
eventful 'day' trip? Shame on them.

Now me? I'd be wondering how the hell you did all that!!!!!
--
John H

John, do you think that your above negativity is helping the "tone"
of
the newsgroup?

Negativity? I'm patting the man on the back! No one I know could
possibly do all
that in one day!

So, you don't think that when you slam every single post a man makes,
that that isn't seen in a negative light? Do you think automatically
finding fault with any and everything a certain person says is a good
plan for the "tone of the group"?

On 16 May 2005 10:14:17 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:
On 14 May 2005 10:22:49 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:

Gosh, with all the comments about this particular post, I just had
to
find and
read it Harry.

What a trip! From Deale to Tangier is almost 100 miles. And wow,
five
hours to
get to and from, time for a walk around town and a lunch, and you
even did some
striper and other bottom fishing, just drifting and casting to
structure.

What a day!

Harry, which of the right-wingers here expressed the worst wishes
for
this
eventful 'day' trip? Shame on them.

Now me? I'd be wondering how the hell you did all that!!!!!
--
John H

John, do you think that your above negativity is helping the "tone"
of
the newsgroup?

Negativity? I'm patting the man on the back! No one I know could
possibly do all
that in one day!

So, you don't think that when you slam every single post a man makes,
that that isn't seen in a negative light? Do you think automatically
finding fault with any and everything a certain person says is a good
plan for the "tone of the group"?

--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On 16 May 2005 10:14:17 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:
On 14 May 2005 10:22:49 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:

Gosh, with all the comments about this particular post, I just had
to
find and
read it Harry.

What a trip! From Deale to Tangier is almost 100 miles. And wow,
five
hours to
get to and from, time for a walk around town and a lunch, and you
even did some
striper and other bottom fishing, just drifting and casting to
structure.

What a day!

Harry, which of the right-wingers here expressed the worst wishes
for
this
eventful 'day' trip? Shame on them.

Now me? I'd be wondering how the hell you did all that!!!!!
--
John H

John, do you think that your above negativity is helping the "tone"
of
the newsgroup?

Negativity? I'm patting the man on the back! No one I know could
possibly do all
that in one day!

So, you don't think that when you slam every single post a man makes,
that that isn't seen in a negative light? Do you think automatically
finding fault with any and everything a certain person says is a good
plan for the "tone of the group"?

Can you please point out the 'negativity' in the post above?
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Mon, 16 May 2005 13:21:49 -0400, "Harry.Krause"
wrote:

wrote:
John H wrote:

On 14 May 2005 10:22:49 -0700, wrote:


John H wrote:


Gosh, with all the comments about this particular post, I just had

to

find and

read it Harry.

What a trip! From Deale to Tangier is almost 100 miles. And wow,

five

hours to

get to and from, time for a walk around town and a lunch, and you

even did some

striper and other bottom fishing, just drifting and casting to

structure.

What a day!

Harry, which of the right-wingers here expressed the worst wishes

for

this

eventful 'day' trip? Shame on them.

Now me? I'd be wondering how the hell you did all that!!!!!
--
John H


John, do you think that your above negativity is helping the "tone"

of

the newsgroup?

Negativity? I'm patting the man on the back! No one I know could

possibly do all

that in one day!


So, you don't think that when you slam every single post a man makes,
that that isn't seen in a negative light? Do you think automatically
finding fault with any and everything a certain person says is a good
plan for the "tone of the group"?



Herring has no interest whatsoever in "improving the tone" of this
newsgroup, and neither do any of his "associates" here. Their only
interest is in disruption and in attempting to drive away those who do
not adhere to a mindless, right-wing mindset.

Herring is the kind of white man native Americans used to say, "speaks
with forked tongue." Rather than raising the level, he and his
associates are intent on bringing everyone down where they are.

It's one of the many symptoms of being Smithered.

Harry, my praise for your accomplishments and your name-calling had nothing to
do with politics. And, I'd love to see the tone of the group improved. It won't
happen when you continue your name-calling behavior. Why not more posts like the
one with the maps?
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Mon, 16 May 2005 20:37:50 GMT, Gene Kearns
wrote:

On Mon, 16 May 2005 11:39:35 -0400, "Harry.Krause"
wrote:


You twerps ought to rent a brain. You've once again been taken in by one
of your own kind, a "Smithers" who posts on here using my name and an
email address I have used.

Check the headers, twerps. It ain't me.


I have, thus far, been unable to filter out these vandals using *any*
newsreader. Therefore, I loaded my own news server software to make
use of its filtering capability... which includes filtering of all
headers, attachments, and the body using strings and/or regex.

I have been running parallel readers and it looks like I have nearly
100% filter rate on the miscreants.

What has this got to do with the reader? You can read rec.boats from
my web page and/or point your newsreader to my server.....

...... either way, you'll see almost no posts from the newsgroup
vandals...

Gene, although I don't currently have him filtered, filtering Harry *does*
greatly cut down on the number of malicious posts getting picked up.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Mon, 16 May 2005 17:31:17 -0400, "Harry.Krause"
wrote:

John H wrote:
On Mon, 16 May 2005 20:37:50 GMT, Gene Kearns
wrote:


On Mon, 16 May 2005 11:39:35 -0400, "Harry.Krause"
wrote:



You twerps ought to rent a brain. You've once again been taken in by one
of your own kind, a "Smithers" who posts on here using my name and an
email address I have used.

Check the headers, twerps. It ain't me.


I have, thus far, been unable to filter out these vandals using *any*
newsreader. Therefore, I loaded my own news server software to make
use of its filtering capability... which includes filtering of all
headers, attachments, and the body using strings and/or regex.

I have been running parallel readers and it looks like I have nearly
100% filter rate on the miscreants.

What has this got to do with the reader? You can read rec.boats from
my web page and/or point your newsreader to my server.....

...... either way, you'll see almost no posts from the newsgroup
vandals...


Gene, although I don't currently have him filtered, filtering Harry *does*
greatly cut down on the number of malicious posts getting picked up.


There you go again.

No, no. You've been pretty good lately. That's why you're not currently
filtered. Of course the fake isn't either, but even *he* has been pretty good
for the past few days.

You've got to admit that many, many of your posts *were* malicious.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

"Arnold Irvin" wrote in message
...
Just let it die , please.

Freddy the troll

I suppose you're right.

Krause is a proven liar. He has been caught many times before, fabricating
fishing and boating stories. He shot himself in the foot on this one too,
and got himself busted. End of story...lets move on.

--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/