It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.

In case you are wondering about the word "yestertoday" in the subject.....it
is Canuck for yesterday.

I need some more coffee.

;-)


"jim--" wrote in message
...
It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.

jim-- wrote:

It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.

An invoice for a boat?

-- Charlie

A picture of your Lobster Boat?


"jim--" wrote in message
...
It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.

"''Interesting, but not surprising. Most of you obviously are ashamed of
who you are and what little you've done in life.""''


That is your opinion Harry, of course you were never employed based on your
personal market value, you were unionized your whole life.



"

Too easy. It obviously is a single sheet of cheap lined writing paper
with every original thought and clever quip you've ever had written down
on two lines of one side. In large letters.

BTW, Dennis...isn't it interesting you know and use my real first and
last name, yet you, like most of the right-wing trash around here, do
your best to keep your "real identities" secret.

Interesting, but not surprising. Most of you obviously are ashamed of
who you are and what little you've done in life.

Right? Right.

As I noted yesterday, you're one of the asswipes who actually make me
miss Skipper, who at least had a brain that worked on occasion and who
once in a while could turn a clever phrase.



What happened, Skipper one of your puppets? What union did he belong to? UAW
? Teamsters?







But you...you're like all
the rest of the right-wing dimwits who pollute this newsgroup...you're
totally devoid of interesting comment.



Are you saying my comments are not interesting????





Got a boat yet, Dennis?

Harry,
Have you ever written anything that was not totally devoid of interesting
comment?


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:c3dhc2g=.3797f88974709482f7845505986bd9c4@108 4276442.nulluser.com...
jim-- wrote:

It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of
it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue
horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It
weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where
in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.



Too easy. It obviously is a single sheet of cheap lined writing paper
with every original thought and clever quip you've ever had written down
on two lines of one side. In large letters.

BTW, Dennis...isn't it interesting you know and use my real first and
last name, yet you, like most of the right-wing trash around here, do
your best to keep your "real identities" secret.

Interesting, but not surprising. Most of you obviously are ashamed of
who you are and what little you've done in life.

Right? Right.

As I noted yesterday, you're one of the asswipes who actually make me
miss Skipper, who at least had a brain that worked on occasion and who
once in a while could turn a clever phrase. But you...you're like all
the rest of the right-wing dimwits who pollute this newsgroup...you're
totally devoid of interesting comment.

Got a boat yet, Dennis?

"jim--" wrote in message
...
It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where in
the world it is.


** Your discharge documents from the local insane asylum? **

"jim--" wrote in message
...
In case you are wondering about the word "yestertoday" in the
subject.....it
is Canuck for yesterday.

I need some more coffee.

;-)


** Another 'wanna be' Canadian eh? At least you've got some good taste.
Come north & we'll develop it further. **

"Harry Krause" wrote in message snip
.. So, you see...you haven't a clue, though
you've repeated this mistake of yours at least 20 times.

snip

Tuuk if nothing else, is consistently stupid. I think he's fustrated
because no self respecting union local would want him as a member.

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:c3dhc2g=.3797f88974709482f7845505986bd9c4@108 4276442.nulluser.com...
jim-- wrote:

It was inside a legal sized envelope. Any guesses what was inside of
it?

Hints: It measures 8 1/2" x 11". It is white with light blue
horizontal
lines each 1/4" apart. It has ink on it. It is made of paper. It
weighs
far less than a pound.

Go ahead and guess what is inside. Go ahead, I dare you.

It was addressed to a friend in LA, California. I mailed it at 2:47 pm
est. I have been calling the post office every hour to find out where
in
the world it is.

They keep asking if my name is Harry Krause for some strange reason.



Too easy. It obviously is a single sheet of cheap lined writing paper
with every original thought and clever quip you've ever had written down
on two lines of one side. In large letters.

BTW, Dennis...isn't it interesting you know and use my real first and
last name, yet you, like most of the right-wing trash around here, do
your best to keep your "real identities" secret.

Interesting, but not surprising. Most of you obviously are ashamed of
who you are and what little you've done in life.


Actually I am proud of my accomplishments. But that description seems to
fit you best....custom 36 foot lobster boat, Hatteras and doctor
doctor....remember? You seem to be ashamed of what you've done in life and
need to fabricate stories to boost your ego. You are a sick man Krause.



Right? Right.

As I noted yesterday, you're one of the asswipes who actually make me
miss Skipper, who at least had a brain that worked on occasion and who
once in a while could turn a clever phrase. But you...you're like all
the rest of the right-wing dimwits who pollute this newsgroup...you're
totally devoid of interesting comment.

Got a boat yet, Dennis?




No boat yet. Does owning a boat somehow make one a better person Krause?