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John H. wrote: On 5 Jul 2005 07:58:07 -0700, wrote: John H wrote: Most of us don't really give a rat's ass about who reels in the fish. But, apparently that is important to you. John, if you don't care who reels in the fish, and as stated prior, think that it's stupid to go for a long boat ride to catch said fish, then why go at all? Just stay home and drink yourself into a stupor, someone will be out there fishing and catching fish. So, if you don't care who gets them, you'll have just as much fun at home, knowing that someone is catching them. I get as much pleasure watching someone else on my boat reel in the fish as I do reeling it in myself. Maybe that idea is foreign to you. -- John H. Oh, hmmm, I get it. BEFORE it was that you didn't care who reels in the fish. NOW it's that you DO care. That person must be in your boat, huh? Nothing like a big old flip-flop. |
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NOYB wrote: "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... wrote: John H wrote: Most of us don't really give a rat's ass about who reels in the fish. But, apparently that is important to you. John, if you don't care who reels in the fish, and as stated prior, think that it's stupid to go for a long boat ride to catch said fish, then why go at all? Just stay home and drink yourself into a stupor, someone will be out there fishing and catching fish. So, if you don't care who gets them, you'll have just as much fun at home, knowing that someone is catching them. Herring lives less than 10 miles from a Red Lobster, and there are several Vietnamese restaurants in his area that do fish nicely. If Red Lobster and Vietnamese restaurants were my only choice for fish, I'd rather eat my bait. Ah, the ever narrowing mind of NOYB, when will it collapse like a black hole? I can't wait! |
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NOYB wrote: "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... wrote: John H wrote: Most of us don't really give a rat's ass about who reels in the fish. But, apparently that is important to you. John, if you don't care who reels in the fish, and as stated prior, think that it's stupid to go for a long boat ride to catch said fish, then why go at all? Just stay home and drink yourself into a stupor, someone will be out there fishing and catching fish. So, if you don't care who gets them, you'll have just as much fun at home, knowing that someone is catching them. Herring lives less than 10 miles from a Red Lobster, and there are several Vietnamese restaurants in his area that do fish nicely. If Red Lobster and Vietnamese restaurants were my only choice for fish, I'd rather eat my bait. Just what IS it that you don't like about Vietnamese seafood? Ever have any? I doubt it, you're way too narrow minded to try anything new, I'm sure. One of my favorites: http://www.recipezaar.com/105637 |
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"John H." wrote in message ... On 5 Jul 2005 13:11:38 -0700, wrote: John H. wrote: On 5 Jul 2005 07:58:07 -0700, wrote: John H wrote: Most of us don't really give a rat's ass about who reels in the fish. But, apparently that is important to you. John, if you don't care who reels in the fish, and as stated prior, think that it's stupid to go for a long boat ride to catch said fish, then why go at all? Just stay home and drink yourself into a stupor, someone will be out there fishing and catching fish. So, if you don't care who gets them, you'll have just as much fun at home, knowing that someone is catching them. I get as much pleasure watching someone else on my boat reel in the fish as I do reeling it in myself. Maybe that idea is foreign to you. -- John H. Oh, hmmm, I get it. BEFORE it was that you didn't care who reels in the fish. NOW it's that you DO care. That person must be in your boat, huh? Nothing like a big old flip-flop. Adult? -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD John, just killfile the ass and life will be more pleasant. |
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