In article , "Don" wrote:

"basskisser" wrote
"Joe" wrote
"John Smith" wrote
NOYB,
You need to be nice to basskisser, he suffers from FAS, and is self
medicating with pot.

I thought that THC helped to reduce aggressiveness.
Maybe he needs to up the dosage.

Please provide any evidence you have that would show that I am taking
ANY dosage. Have any? Yes or no, please.

There's nothing wrong with smoking pot so why are you getting defensive
about it?

Really? There isn't anything "wrong" with breaking the law and using illegal
drugs?

Excuse the post if you are from a foreign country where marijuana use
is legal.

If there isn't anything "wrong" with breaking laws against marijuana use
then is there anything wrong with driving 100 miles per hour in a 55 zone?

Why obey any law then? Which laws should be obeyed and which one's shouldn't.
WHO gets to decide? You?

Is there anything "wrong" with keeping a 33" redfish when the slot limit is
20-28" and you don't have a trophy tag?

Elaborate. That should be interesting.

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In article , "Don"
wrote:

"basskisser" wrote
"Joe" wrote
"John Smith" wrote
NOYB,
You need to be nice to basskisser, he suffers from FAS, and is self
medicating with pot.

I thought that THC helped to reduce aggressiveness.
Maybe he needs to up the dosage.

Please provide any evidence you have that would show that I am taking
ANY dosage. Have any? Yes or no, please.

There's nothing wrong with smoking pot so why are you getting defensive
about it?

Really? There isn't anything "wrong" with breaking the law and using
illegal
drugs?

There is nothing wrong with smoking pot.

Excuse the post if you are from a foreign country where marijuana use
is legal.

If there isn't anything "wrong" with breaking laws against marijuana use
then is there anything wrong with driving 100 miles per hour in a 55 zone?

There is nothing wrong with driving 100 mph in a 55 zone.

Why obey any law then? Which laws should be obeyed and which one's
shouldn't.
WHO gets to decide? You?

But of course.

Is there anything "wrong" with keeping a 33" redfish when the slot limit
is
20-28" and you don't have a trophy tag?

No.

Elaborate. That should be interesting.

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"jim--" wrote
Naples has above average income levels and below average (well
below)
poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more
than
18
years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples
florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993
results
that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was
$65,642
The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was
$83,831.
The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The
per
capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.

Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)

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"jim--" wrote
Naples has above average income levels and below average (well
below)
poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for
more
than
18
years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples
florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993
results
that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was
$65,642
The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was
$83,831.
The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The
per
capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.

Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)



What is the source of your information?

Even if it is true the figures I present show that Naples is far above
average. Do you disagree Bert?

"Bert Robbins" wrote
In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)

Is that where all the politicians have homes that they purchased with stolen
money?

Bert Robbins wrote:

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"jim--" wrote

Naples has above average income levels and below average (well

below)

poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more

than

18

years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples

florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993

results

that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was

$65,642

The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was

$83,831.

The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The

per

capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.


Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)




Naples, Florida, is an old-folks haven.

Don wrote:

"Bert Robbins" wrote

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)


Is that where all the politicians have homes that they purchased with stolen
money?




Potomac, Maryland, is fairly fancy, but doesn't begin to compare to
Great Falls, Virginia. Potomac is fairly far out in the 'burbs to
attract many national pols, though I'm sure some live out there. It's
near Rockville, which is a tad lower on the economic scale, but has lots
of good restaurants.

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"jim--" wrote

Naples has above average income levels and below average (well

below)

poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more

than

18

years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples

florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993

results

that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was

$65,642

The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was

$83,831.

The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The

per

capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.


Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)




Naples, Florida, is an old-folks haven.

Nope.

On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 19:54:58 -0400, "Bert Robbins" wrote:


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"jim--" wrote
Naples has above average income levels and below average (well
below)
poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more
than
18
years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples
florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993
results
that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was
$65,642
The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was
$83,831.
The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The
per
capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.

Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)


I guess I'm pretty special 'cause I know someone who lives in Potomac, MD!

John H

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

John H wrote:

On Thu, 15 Apr 2004 19:54:58 -0400, "Bert Robbins" wrote:


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"jim--" wrote

Naples has above average income levels and below average (well

below)

poverty levels.

http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionar...les,%20Florida

I have been designing large scale custom homes in Naples for more

than

18

years and can vouch that it is a very wealthy city.
Almost everybody that has heard of Naples knows this.

"very wealthy city"??? It is average.

Here's a google for you to type: *millionaires per capita naples

florida*.

I think you'll find that you are wrong as you sift through the 993

results

that google returns.

All you have to do is a simple demographics search, and you will see
that Naples, FL is average income. IF you are correct in the
assumptions that Naples has more millionaires than most cities similar
in size, then I am correct! That would mean, because the area is
average in income, that there are a LOT of poor people there.

LMAO!!!!!

The median income for a household in the city of Naples, Florida was

$65,642

The median household income for the United States was $42,148.

The median income for a family in the city of Naples, Florida was

$83,831.

The median income for a family in the United States was $50,200.

The per capita income for the city of Naples, Florida was $61,141. The

per

capita income for the US was $29,451. Connecticut had the highest per
capita income of all the States of $40,870.

Compare the figures dummy. They speak for themselves.

Naples must be a slum...

In Potomac, MD:

The Median household income: $128,936 (year 2000)
Median house value: $450,800 (year 2000)



I guess I'm pretty special 'cause I know someone who lives in Potomac, MD!

John H

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



You cut lawns there?