"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"NOYB" wrote in message
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"Gould 0738" wrote in message
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Look up what happened to the Huegonots in France. Over 10,000
slaughtered
in
one day. Nearest Arab was 1000 miles away.

Like I need another reason to hate the French...

Actually, NOYB, you would have approved at the time. The Huegonots
were
protestants, (radical liberals), and the French ruling class was
catholic,
(old
line conservatives).


As convenient as it would be to just kill all the liberals, I'd be
against
it. I think education is the key. The more you learn, and the smarter
you
become, the less likely you are to believe the liberal mantra.

That explains why women with more years of education are more likely to
support pro-choice candidates.

And men with more years of education are more likely to vote Republican.
So?

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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John H wrote:

BTW, we were using both blood worms and shrimp. The blood worms were
untouched


Were they fresh shrimp? Or previously frozen? For unfrozen but dead
dhrimp, I found a one hour dunking in Diet Pepsi made them irresistable
to whiting, a variety, sadly, not found in the Bay. At least I've not
found any.

I don't much like using frozen shrimp as bait. It disintegrates and
falls off the hook too fast.

I read where you can "salt-cure" the shrimp after they die and it toughens
them up. You can then store them unrefrigerated. I haven't tried it, but
the article I read says the salt-cured shrimp stay on the hook much better
than the frozen stuff, stores easier, and works just as well for tipping
jigs.



Ever tried a D.O.A. shrimp?

DOA shrimp in "glow" color catches just about anything in SW
Florida...except when the bait fish are plentiful in the late spring,
summer, and early fall , and the fish have a better selection of food
sources. I've tried the other colors without any luck. You can buy a
48-pack direct from DOA on their website. However, it's a variety pack of
different colors. They'll do all one color, but you have to call them on
the phone and request it.

NOYB wrote:

As badly as I wanted to include the caveat "in the last 100 years" in my
criticism of Arabs, I was afraid I'd tip him off to my troll. I have to
say...I couldn't have asked for a better reply to my post however. He
sometimes diverts course a bit, and I expected a mild rebuke in this case.
But "who woulda thunk it" that he'd do a complete 180!?!?


A perfect cast and catch.

krause is like a caught fish on the deck of the boat; jumping and
flopping for all he's worth, but destined for the box and dinner.

Kudos, NYOB. :-)

-- Charlie

On Sat, 22 May 2004 21:44:16 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:


And men with more years of education are more likely to vote Republican.

link?

bb

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Bert Robbins wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Sorry, bozo, but the ill-educated dentist from the south conveniently
skipped over my little disclaimer regarding "the last 100 years."
Apparently you don't read so well, either. Not surprising.

Harry, you are becomming a whinny little bitch.

You want to come over here and try to do something about it, **** for
brains?

Oh, that's good did my bit bad words hurt your feelings and you now want to
physically strike out?

NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

John H wrote:


BTW, we were using both blood worms and shrimp. The blood worms were

untouched


Were they fresh shrimp? Or previously frozen? For unfrozen but dead
dhrimp, I found a one hour dunking in Diet Pepsi made them irresistable
to whiting, a variety, sadly, not found in the Bay. At least I've not
found any.

I don't much like using frozen shrimp as bait. It disintegrates and
falls off the hook too fast.


I read where you can "salt-cure" the shrimp after they die and it toughens
them up. You can then store them unrefrigerated. I haven't tried it, but
the article I read says the salt-cured shrimp stay on the hook much better
than the frozen stuff, stores easier, and works just as well for tipping
jigs.



Ever tried a D.O.A. shrimp?


DOA shrimp in "glow" color catches just about anything in SW
Florida...except when the bait fish are plentiful in the late spring,
summer, and early fall , and the fish have a better selection of food
sources. I've tried the other colors without any luck. You can buy a
48-pack direct from DOA on their website. However, it's a variety pack of
different colors. They'll do all one color, but you have to call them on
the phone and request it.




Love to see that article on the salt cure for shrimp....

Bert Robbins wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Bert Robbins wrote:


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

Sorry, bozo, but the ill-educated dentist from the south conveniently
skipped over my little disclaimer regarding "the last 100 years."
Apparently you don't read so well, either. Not surprising.

Harry, you are becomming a whinny little bitch.


You want to come over here and try to do something about it, **** for
brains?


Oh, that's good did my bit bad words hurt your feelings and you now want to
physically strike out?



Not at all. You're the one that seems to have a problem, in your own
semi-literate way.

On Sun, 23 May 2004 02:01:16 +0000, bb wrote:

On Sat, 22 May 2004 21:44:16 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:


And men with more years of education are more likely to vote Republican.

link?

I don't know about education, but I read somewhere that 7 of 8 *white* men
consider themselves Republican. Considering the demographic changes
forecast for this country, I would think they may want to broaden their
base before the dinosaur is a more apt mascot.

On Sat, 22 May 2004 22:44:33 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

Not at all. You're the one that seems to have a problem, in your own
semi-literate way.

Semi-literate? You're being generous again, Harry.

bb

"thunder" wrote in message
news
On Sun, 23 May 2004 02:01:16 +0000, bb wrote:

On Sat, 22 May 2004 21:44:16 -0400, "NOYB" wrote:


And men with more years of education are more likely to vote Republican.

link?

I don't know about education, but I read somewhere that 7 of 8 *white* men
consider themselves Republican. Considering the demographic changes
forecast for this country, I would think they may want to broaden their
base before the dinosaur is a more apt mascot.

:-) :-) :-)