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Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to
excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html |
On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote:
Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. |
"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. |
NOYB wrote: "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. True, after all, it IS money magazine, and they are looking at very different factors than either boating or fishing. |
HarryKrause wrote: wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Morristown, NJ? Vienna, Virginia? Blech. Had possibilities, but far too overcrowded these days. Peachtree City, GA? Near Atlanta? Double blech. Sorry. Ever been to P'tree City? Really nice place. Mill Valley, CA? Hehehe. Of all the places in California I find appealing, Mill Valley ain't one of them. NOWHERE in the Bay Area is livable. Again, this list wasn't compiled to cater to a certain demographic such as boaters or fishers. |
"NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, housing affordability, taxes, commute times and job market. MONEY writers also interviewed residents and community leaders." ************************************************** ******************** 60 mile to a "major" airport, 30 miles to a "major teaching hospital" Sounds pretty arbitrary to me. Mileage is not nearly as critical as drive time. Kevin is still batting 000 |
"P. Fritz" wrote in message ... "NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. The statistics that they use lists Naples' population at over 250,000. Naples ain't anywhere near that size. What they keep doing is using all of Collier County statistics...which means Immokalee (mostly migrant farm-workers), Chokoloskee, Everglades City, Goodland, etc. are in there. That's going to bump the crime statistics, number of students per teacher, number of illiterate, etc. It will lower the median household income, real estate appreciation, and several other positive attributes. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. There goes Naples. We have the airport...but Miami has the nearest major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, Naples scored well there. housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Of course, I came down here to boat and fish year-round. For that, I couldn't have picked a better area. |
wrote in message oups.com... HarryKrause wrote: wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Morristown, NJ? Vienna, Virginia? Blech. Had possibilities, but far too overcrowded these days. Peachtree City, GA? Near Atlanta? Double blech. Sorry. Ever been to P'tree City? Really nice place. Mill Valley, CA? Hehehe. Of all the places in California I find appealing, Mill Valley ain't one of them. NOWHERE in the Bay Area is livable. Again, this list wasn't compiled to cater to a certain demographic such as boaters or fishers. I see you have never been to Mill Valley. |
Bill McKee wrote: wrote in message oups.com... HarryKrause wrote: wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Morristown, NJ? Vienna, Virginia? Blech. Had possibilities, but far too overcrowded these days. Peachtree City, GA? Near Atlanta? Double blech. Sorry. Ever been to P'tree City? Really nice place. Mill Valley, CA? Hehehe. Of all the places in California I find appealing, Mill Valley ain't one of them. NOWHERE in the Bay Area is livable. Again, this list wasn't compiled to cater to a certain demographic such as boaters or fishers. I see you have never been to Mill Valley. I sure as hell have! While going to school, I worked part time for an architect that lived in Mill Valley, spent a lot of time there. Too many people with there collective noses stuck in the air, trying to act better than everyone else, all the while in horrible debt trying to keep up with the Joneses. |
NOYB wrote: "P. Fritz" wrote in message ... "NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. The statistics that they use lists Naples' population at over 250,000. Naples ain't anywhere near that size. What they keep doing is using all of Collier County statistics...which means Immokalee (mostly migrant farm-workers), Chokoloskee, Everglades City, Goodland, etc. are in there. That's going to bump the crime statistics, number of students per teacher, number of illiterate, etc. It will lower the median household income, real estate appreciation, and several other positive attributes. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. There goes Naples. We have the airport...but Miami has the nearest major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, Naples scored well there. housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Of course, I came down here to boat and fish year-round. For that, I couldn't have picked a better area. HEHE!!!!! I ****ing KNEW he'd have to spin, spin to defend Naples....just because HE lives there, it's the best place on earth!!!!!!! Typical example of his ability to shun polls that don't favor his stance, but man, if he finds one that does, he posts it immediately. |
wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "P. Fritz" wrote in message ... "NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. The statistics that they use lists Naples' population at over 250,000. Naples ain't anywhere near that size. What they keep doing is using all of Collier County statistics...which means Immokalee (mostly migrant farm-workers), Chokoloskee, Everglades City, Goodland, etc. are in there. That's going to bump the crime statistics, number of students per teacher, number of illiterate, etc. It will lower the median household income, real estate appreciation, and several other positive attributes. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. There goes Naples. We have the airport...but Miami has the nearest major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, Naples scored well there. housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Of course, I came down here to boat and fish year-round. For that, I couldn't have picked a better area. HEHE!!!!! I ****ing KNEW he'd have to spin, spin to defend Naples....just because HE lives there, it's the best place on earth!!!!!!! Typical example of his ability to shun polls that don't favor his stance, but man, if he finds one that does, he posts it immediately. You sound like you are jealous Kevin. But then again, with you living in Snelville, GA I can understand why. |
"*JimH*" wrote in message ... wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "P. Fritz" wrote in message ... "NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. The statistics that they use lists Naples' population at over 250,000. Naples ain't anywhere near that size. What they keep doing is using all of Collier County statistics...which means Immokalee (mostly migrant farm-workers), Chokoloskee, Everglades City, Goodland, etc. are in there. That's going to bump the crime statistics, number of students per teacher, number of illiterate, etc. It will lower the median household income, real estate appreciation, and several other positive attributes. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. There goes Naples. We have the airport...but Miami has the nearest major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, Naples scored well there. housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Of course, I came down here to boat and fish year-round. For that, I couldn't have picked a better area. HEHE!!!!! I ****ing KNEW he'd have to spin, spin to defend Naples....just because HE lives there, it's the best place on earth!!!!!!! Typical example of his ability to shun polls that don't favor his stance, but man, if he finds one that does, he posts it immediately. You sound like you are jealous Kevin. But then again, with you living in Snelville, GA I can understand why. Kevin is still recovering from the bitch slapping he received. He cannot comprehend that the very basis of the poll is biased, based on the criterea selected as important.......30 miles from a teaching hospital, etc. Secondly, Naples has a population of a little over 20k, not 250k as the poll stated........thus they are using flawed data........no wonder Kevin used it as a source LMAO |
wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: "P. Fritz" wrote in message ... "NOYB" wrote in message link.net... "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On 11 Jul 2005 10:17:36 -0700, wrote: Uh, oh........Naples, FL wasn't on the list. Can't wait to hear to excuses......!!! http://money.cnn.com/best/bplive/index.html Barrington, RI #3? BBAAWWWAAAHHHHHHAAAAA!!!!!!! ~~ cough - sputter - gag ~~ Oh man, that was funny. Even funnier was Colchester and Tolland CT. Well, what do you expect for CNN - they still have their heads up their collective asses. I guess I don't need to respond. Shortwave and Harry summed it up pretty well with their posts. Their criterea. ************************************************** ******************* OnBoard maintains a database of nearly 40,000 cities. To narrow our search, we began by considering only those with population above 14,000, above-median household income, population growth and real estate appreciation over the past 5 years. The statistics that they use lists Naples' population at over 250,000. Naples ain't anywhere near that size. What they keep doing is using all of Collier County statistics...which means Immokalee (mostly migrant farm-workers), Chokoloskee, Everglades City, Goodland, etc. are in there. That's going to bump the crime statistics, number of students per teacher, number of illiterate, etc. It will lower the median household income, real estate appreciation, and several other positive attributes. Those restrictions led to a list of 1,321 places. From there, we eliminated places that aren't within 60 miles of a major airport and 30 miles of a major teaching hospital. There goes Naples. We have the airport...but Miami has the nearest major teaching hospital. We also eliminate towns with low education scores or that fall below the 25th percentile in any two of the following: unemployment, income growth, crime, or arts resources. That left 100 towns, which we ranked, weighing economic, education and safety factors twice as much as arts, leisure and park space. We limited any metropolitan area to one or two places. To pick the winners, we culled more data on education, environment, Naples scored well there. housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Of course, I came down here to boat and fish year-round. For that, I couldn't have picked a better area. HEHE!!!!! I ****ing KNEW he'd have to spin, spin to defend Naples....just because HE lives there, it's the best place on earth!!!!!!! Typical example of his ability to shun polls that don't favor his stance, but man, if he finds one that does, he posts it immediately. Saying that we don't have a major teaching hospital within 30 miles (one of the necessary criteria for the finalists) is spin? Saying that I came down here for year-round fishing and boating is spin? |
*JimH* wrote: You sound like you are jealous Kevin. But then again, with you living in Snelville, GA I can understand why. Hmm, let's retrace your ignorant statement of the day, shall we? First, I'm not Kevin, so there's one ignorant statement, because you don't know who I am. Second. I don't live in Snellville, GA., and you don't know where I live, so it's another ignorant statement. Funny thing, I actually slipped my real name here awhile back offering up a reply I got to prove a point. I've also stated where I live. You apparently were too stupid to catch either one. Too bad, just because you are blindly following NOYB and Fritz. |
Why does your email use the signature Kevin Noble? Why is your gmail
account ? wrote in message oups.com... *JimH* wrote: You sound like you are jealous Kevin. But then again, with you living in Snelville, GA I can understand why. Hmm, let's retrace your ignorant statement of the day, shall we? First, I'm not Kevin, so there's one ignorant statement, because you don't know who I am. Second. I don't live in Snellville, GA., and you don't know where I live, so it's another ignorant statement. Funny thing, I actually slipped my real name here awhile back offering up a reply I got to prove a point. I've also stated where I live. You apparently were too stupid to catch either one. Too bad, just because you are blindly following NOYB and Fritz. |
On 12 Jul 2005 05:03:53 -0700, wrote:
HEHE!!!!! I ****ing KNEW he'd have... Did an adult post that? -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
Harry,
Why do you insist of using profanity? Is it because you lack the ability to communicate without the use of vulgarity? "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Why does your email use the signature Kevin Noble? Why is your gmail account ? Why don't *you* find something useful to do, and move onto a newsgroup where your particular type of flaming asshole is appreciated? -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
Harry,
Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Harry, Why do you insist of using profanity? Is it because you lack the ability to communicate without the use of vulgarity? I'm treating you with all the respect you deserve, dickstick. -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Your inabilility to communicate without childish insults says a lot about your credibility. |
Real Name wrote: Why does your email use the signature Kevin Noble? Because I want it to. Why is your gmail account ? *I* don't have a gmail account. I do, however, know someone who does. Enough of a clue? If not, you probably should drop it, because you're making yourself look pretty ****ing stupid for not being able to put it together. |
NOYB wrote: housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Don't cry, NOYB. You sound like such a pathetic little boy when you start groveling for excuses.... |
HarryKrause wrote:
Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Why would you think that I give a rat's ass about your opinion on any subject? You're nothing more in here than a mosquito bite, something you can scratch or ignore. Now, go outside like a good boy and play with your challenged buddies, Hertik, Fritz, and Robbins. Is this Smithers or a poor replica? You need a program to tell who's who in this newsgroup. |
Harry,
You really care what I think, or you would not have sent me an email telling me about your wife's plans once she finally finishes her PHD. Has your wife notified the state AMA about her MD degree? "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Why would you think that I give a rat's ass about your opinion on any subject? You're nothing more in here than a mosquito bite, something you can scratch or ignore. Now, go outside like a good boy and play with your challenged buddies, Hertik, Fritz, and Robbins. -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
Kevin,
What childish insult are you talking about? wrote in message oups.com... Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Your inabilility to communicate without childish insults says a lot about your credibility. |
Kevin,
You use Kevin Noble for you Yahoo signature. You use Kevin Noble's gmail account. Yet you are not Kevin Noble. ...... and you think I am making myself look pretty stupid? It is a coincidence that both you and Kevin have a sister in law dying of cancer in Naples and you both graduated from the same high school. wrote in message oups.com... Real Name wrote: Why does your email use the signature Kevin Noble? Because I want it to. Why is your gmail account ? *I* don't have a gmail account. I do, however, know someone who does. Enough of a clue? If not, you probably should drop it, because you're making yourself look pretty ****ing stupid for not being able to put it together. |
Harry,
You know I am smarter, better looking, have a bigger boat, a younger wife with a better job than you. On top of all of that, I am wittier than you. You keep hoping I will accept you into my inner circle. (PS - I won't even begin to go into the size of my driveway) "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Harry, You really care what I think No, I don't. Why should I? You're of no consequence to me or anyone else. -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 12:53:42 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:
Don White wrote: HarryKrause wrote: Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Why would you think that I give a rat's ass about your opinion on any subject? You're nothing more in here than a mosquito bite, something you can scratch or ignore. Now, go outside like a good boy and play with your challenged buddies, Hertik, Fritz, and Robbins. Is this Smithers or a poor replica? You need a program to tell who's who in this newsgroup. It is or at least it was a Smithers. He's part of the Four Headless Horsemen who fill this newsgroup with nothing but horsepoop. Harry, go back and read the posts by yourself, Kevin, and Don. Then do the pot-kettle-black thing. -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Don't cry, NOYB. You sound like such a pathetic little boy when you start groveling for excuses.... I'm crying because housing values are through the roof in Naples? Did you miss the post where I stated that my house just appraised for 43.5% more than it appraised for in April 2004? |
"John H." wrote in message ... On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 12:53:42 -0400, HarryKrause wrote: Don White wrote: HarryKrause wrote: Real Name wrote: Harry, Your profanity and inability to communicate without childish vulgarity says more about you than it does me. Why would you think that I give a rat's ass about your opinion on any subject? You're nothing more in here than a mosquito bite, something you can scratch or ignore. Now, go outside like a good boy and play with your challenged buddies, Hertik, Fritz, and Robbins. Is this Smithers or a poor replica? You need a program to tell who's who in this newsgroup. It is or at least it was a Smithers. He's part of the Four Headless Horsemen who fill this newsgroup with nothing but horsepoop. Harry, go back and read the posts by yourself, Kevin, and Don. Then do the pot-kettle-black thing. It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
"NOYB" wrote in message ink.net... wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: housing affordability Another knock on Naples. Don't cry, NOYB. You sound like such a pathetic little boy when you start groveling for excuses.... I'm crying because housing values are through the roof in Naples? Did you miss the post where I stated that my house just appraised for 43.5% more than it appraised for in April 2004? It is funny to watch kevin put so much stock in a flawed poll/study...........similar to his insisting that schnapps is whiskey. |
Harry,
Are you still ashamed of your wife only being a social worker? Even social workers have value and help people. You should hold your head high and say I am married to a social worker, she may not be well educated or young, but she is still my wife. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
Harry,
Unlike you, I have always had respect for the job your wife does. I am not embarrassed about her career. Anyone who is embarrassed about his wife, should seek help. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Harry, Are you still ashamed of your wife only being a social worker? No matter how you try to repackage yourself, dip****, you're still nothing but a flaming asshole. Eat me. Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
"Real Name" wrote in message ... Harry, Are you still ashamed of your wife only being a social worker? Even social workers have value and help people. You should hold your head high and say I am married to a social worker, she may not be well educated or young, but she is still my wife. I love being single...........................I don't need a wife to validate my existence...........unlike the pathetic life that harry leads, lying about his wife's career, the mythical boats he owns, etc etc. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? -- Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
"Real Name" wrote in message ... Harry, Unlike you, I have always had respect for the job your wife does. I am not embarrassed about her career. Anyone who is embarrassed about his wife, should seek help. It is funny to see harry talk about repackaging......when that is all he has done about his life for the last several years with his constant lies on this NG. "HarryKrause" wrote in message ... Real Name wrote: Harry, Are you still ashamed of your wife only being a social worker? No matter how you try to repackage yourself, dip****, you're still nothing but a flaming asshole. Eat me. Let's pray the United States survives the rest of Bush's term. |
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:47:25 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:
P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? There's nothing wrong with being single and honest! -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
"John H." wrote in message ... On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:47:25 -0400, HarryKrause wrote: P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? There's nothing wrong with being single and honest! harry needs a wife for validation of his pathetic life. -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
HarryKrause wrote:
P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? Lets hope so! No woman would deserve that life. |
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 15:03:39 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:
P. Fritz wrote: "John H." wrote in message ... On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 13:47:25 -0400, HarryKrause wrote: P. Fritz wrote: It is pretty funny watching the pathetic krause and his "klingons" spiral into trivality. Still single? There's nothing wrong with being single and honest! harry needs a wife for validation of his pathetic life. Did you drink or beat yours out of your life? What did you do with your first couple, Harry? -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
On Tue, 12 Jul 2005 14:59:20 -0400, HarryKrause wrote:
Real Name wrote: Harry, Unlike you, I have always had respect for the job your wife does. Why do you try so hard? You're nothing but an unctuous, smarmy asshole, and those are your best qualities. Go oil your way down into the sewer where you belong. Harry, you call someone who shows respect for your wife's position an 'unctuous, smarmy asshole'. What does that make one who shows nothing but 'disrespect' for another's job, in your opinion? -- John H. On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD |
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