On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 12:43:30 -0400, John H wrote:

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 14:33:43 GMT, bb wrote:

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 10:14:58 -0400, Charles
wrote:


Nope. You have stalked them and demeaned them wherever they went.
"Madcow" was a good example of this.


Madcow begged Harry for attention. If Harry wasn't responding to
Madcow's provocations she would post endless jabs directed at Harry
until he finally responded. Krazy Karen seems to operate on the same
frequency. I'm guessing it's love stuck old windbags grateful for any
attention. When and if Harry finally responds we get the usual cries
of "how can you treat a lady like that?". These usenet beings are no
more ladies than you Charles are a gentleman.

bb

Well, bb, would you consider the following to be 'stalking'?

None of that could be reasonably considered "stalking."

Those are simple insults, of the sort that have infested rec.boats for the last
year or so.

But I'm puzzled (in a way) about the unrelenting acrimonious chatter; for many
of us, the boating season is hard upon us. For those still subject to cold
weather (wimps!), it's a good time to be getting boats un-winterized and back in
the water.

In your neck of the woods, for example, John, weather guessers are calling for
some lovely conditions on the Chesapeake.

For any users of Forte Agent, here's a simple hint to get a good start on the
season: in "Newsgroups" view, highlight rec.boats. Then press Ctrl-S.

See how much more pleasant life is.

Maybe I'll see some of you out on the river.

Joe Parsons


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Quotes from our hero -- Harry K.

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You must have run out of high school babysitting jobs

I doubt he's read the classic comics versions of much of anything.

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 17:03:56 GMT, Joe Parsons wrote:


None of that could be reasonably considered "stalking."

Those are simple insults, of the sort that have infested rec.boats for the last
year or so.

But I'm puzzled (in a way) about the unrelenting acrimonious chatter; for many
of us, the boating season is hard upon us. For those still subject to cold
weather (wimps!), it's a good time to be getting boats un-winterized and back in
the water.

In your neck of the woods, for example, John, weather guessers are calling for
some lovely conditions on the Chesapeake.

For any users of Forte Agent, here's a simple hint to get a good start on the
season: in "Newsgroups" view, highlight rec.boats. Then press Ctrl-S.

See how much more pleasant life is.

Maybe I'll see some of you out on the river.

Joe Parsons


The weather has been atrocious. Either rain or wind. Fishing season (for
stripers) starts this weekend. My first trip is planned for Monday. Will try
Friday, or over the weekend, to get the boat out and take out the kinks.
Hopefully there won't be many.

No, I don't feel stalked. I compiled that list for the next time Harry asks me
to go out on his boat and wonders why I don't respond to him.

Take care.

John H

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

bb wrote:

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 10:14:58 -0400, Charles
wrote:

Nope. You have stalked them and demeaned them wherever they went.
"Madcow" was a good example of this.


Madcow begged Harry for attention.

You're either a sicko or naive, if this is your rationale.

If Harry wasn't responding to Madcow's provocations she would
post endless jabs directed at Harry until he finally responded.

Uh huh. Nice re-write of the facts. Why is it always the same with your ilk?


Krazy Karen seems to operate on the same frequency.

Uh huh. She never attacked him until he had repeatedly attacked her.


These usenet beings are no more ladies than you Charles are a gentleman.

bb: Another duped krause sycophant.

-- Charlie

In article , John H wrote:

On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 17:03:56 GMT, Joe Parsons wrote:


None of that could be reasonably considered "stalking."

Those are simple insults, of the sort that have infested rec.boats for the
last
year or so.

But I'm puzzled (in a way) about the unrelenting acrimonious chatter; for many
of us, the boating season is hard upon us. For those still subject to cold
weather (wimps!), it's a good time to be getting boats un-winterized and back
in
the water.

In your neck of the woods, for example, John, weather guessers are calling for
some lovely conditions on the Chesapeake.

For any users of Forte Agent, here's a simple hint to get a good start on the
season: in "Newsgroups" view, highlight rec.boats. Then press Ctrl-S.

See how much more pleasant life is.

Maybe I'll see some of you out on the river.

Joe Parsons


The weather has been atrocious. Either rain or wind. Fishing season (for
stripers) starts this weekend. My first trip is planned for Monday. Will try
Friday, or over the weekend, to get the boat out and take out the kinks.
Hopefully there won't be many.

No, I don't feel stalked. I compiled that list for the next time Harry asks me
to go out on his boat and wonders why I don't respond to him.

My youngest boy went down the banks of the Brazos River with a friend last
week (we live 1/2 mile from it) and watched two Mexicans with a gator-ade
fishing reel pull in a 22 pound (my son had a weight scale in his tackle)
Striper. They were fishing with about 15 lb test mono wrapped around
a gator-ade bottle with a single-drop rig and a worm.

Don't that beat all? LOL I didn't even know that we had Stripers in the
Brazos here. We spend a heap o' money going fishing far from home
only to discover gold in our backyard.

Tell us more about the Stripers up in your neck of the woods John. I have
never fished for them nor caught one. That may change.

Top 100 Texas Striped Bass:
http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/fish/inf...er/strbass.htm

Take care.

John H

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

Harry Krause wrote:

Sorry, John, but these were ordinary insults tossed your way, usually in
response to insults you tossed my way.

Nope, you've crossed the line and don't even realise it.

-- Charlie

Here's another double-digit IQ holder...

*ploink*

--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.insight.rr.com/cgreen/
"Charles" wrote in message
...


Harry Krause wrote:

Sorry, John, but these were ordinary insults tossed your way, usually in
response to insults you tossed my way.

Nope, you've crossed the line and don't even realise it.

-- Charlie

Netsock wrote:

Here's another double-digit IQ holder...

*ploink*

--
-Netsock

Hey, whatever blows your skirt up, guy

-- Charlie

John H wrote:
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 17:03:56 GMT, Joe Parsons wrote:



None of that could be reasonably considered "stalking."

Those are simple insults, of the sort that have infested rec.boats for the last
year or so.

But I'm puzzled (in a way) about the unrelenting acrimonious chatter; for many
of us, the boating season is hard upon us. For those still subject to cold
weather (wimps!), it's a good time to be getting boats un-winterized and back in
the water.

In your neck of the woods, for example, John, weather guessers are calling for
some lovely conditions on the Chesapeake.

For any users of Forte Agent, here's a simple hint to get a good start on the
season: in "Newsgroups" view, highlight rec.boats. Then press Ctrl-S.

See how much more pleasant life is.

Maybe I'll see some of you out on the river.

Joe Parsons



The weather has been atrocious. Either rain or wind. Fishing season (for
stripers) starts this weekend. My first trip is planned for Monday. Will try
Friday, or over the weekend, to get the boat out and take out the kinks.
Hopefully there won't be many.

No, I don't feel stalked. I compiled that list for the next time Harry asks me
to go out on his boat and wonders why I don't respond to him.

Take care.

John H




Sorry, crap-for-brains, you got your three invites last year, when you
behaved as a semi-responsible conservative, and you were reasonable. No
more invites for you. Don't you recall saying last month that you turned
us down because you thought it was only for a boat ride on the Parker,
and that had you thought it was for the bigger boat, you would have gone?

Harry Krause wrote in message
...
snip
Don't you recall saying last month that you turned
us down because you thought it was only for a boat ride on the Parker,
and that had you thought it was for the bigger boat, you would have gone?

Not another 'boat snob'! Wonder if he wears his white capt's hat/blue
blazer/white trousers when out boating?

Don White wrote:

Harry Krause wrote in message
...
snip
Don't you recall saying last month that you turned

us down because you thought it was only for a boat ride on the Parker,
and that had you thought it was for the bigger boat, you would have gone?


Not another 'boat snob'! Wonder if he wears his white capt's hat/blue
blazer/white trousers when out boating?




Mostly he asks others how to catch fish.