HarryKrause wrote:

You think I've lost
my ability to use the internet?

Via individual.net? YES!!!

ROFLMAO!!!

HarryKrause wrote:

We went out yesterday afternoon for about five hours. It was almost
pleasant, but it was on the edge of too hot for me. Right now, it is 88F
and quite humid, and two days in a row of that kind of heat wipes me
out. So, we're cleaning the inside of the house today. So far, I've
cleaned up the kitchen, cleaned out and washed the fridge, washed the
kitchen floor, emptied all the litter boxes, cleaned them, and vacuumed
the dining room and hallways. Now I'm about to clean up my office from
the week's paper shoveling. In between, I'm moving around sprinklers to
get the beds on the edge of our woods, because everything needs a cool
drink.

Now, aren't you glad you asked?

I hate housework, by the way.


I got up early this am and was out at my nephew's building lot before 8.
His dad and a good crew of his co-workers were already busy as bees.
I was assigned the task of measuring the framing for his 8 basement
windows. I cut the jack studs and the 2x10 headers and nailed all in
place. Next I was marking and cutting the 4' x 8' sheets for his
subfloor. By the time 1800 hrs arrived I was ready to slip away and
let the 'young guys' continue. Good old Nova Scotia weather..it rained
on us all morning but I ended up with a sunburn in the afternoon.

HarryKrause wrote:
*JimH* wrote:

ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!!


I'm sure it would be easy, if I were interested. But I'm not. Unlike
you, I'm not interested in the relatives of posters here. In fact,
I'm not interested in most of the posters here.

At the proper time, you'll hear the dimes dropping.

When will it be the proper time?

When I decide the time is proper.




What are you laughing at, idiot? You've blamed me for "outing" you with
details including even a photo of your ugly house. You think I've lost
my ability to use the internet?


JimH has...so he assumes everyone else's facilities are as dull as his.

Gene,
I would think high school consolers would encourage those inclined to get
the training to be aircraft mechs. Why the shortage?


"Gene Kearns" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 15:16:42 -0400, "Real Name"
wrote:

Doug,
Absolutely not, I believe in most jobs, employers should insist that
employees speak English.


It is required, under Federal Law, that mechanics *read* and
*understand* the maintenance manuals, which are written in english.
They are also required to write a legible and comprehensible logbook
entry accurately describing the work performed.

Most larger aircraft flying today are maintained in "Repair Stations"
that get around this language requirement. I know of a lot of people
working on aircraft that can't carry on a decent dialog in
conversational english.... and technical english? No way.

Tie that to the fact that a major shortage of aircraft mechanics is
looming on the horizon... one large enough that Congress has just
commissioned a study to evaluate how big and why. The answers are
obvious, but I guess we need to spend more tax money to codify the
obvious.... G-r-r-r-r-r-r-r....

OK...point well taken (as long as they speak English). However, I still
don't trust any mechanic I can't converse clearly with. I may not know how
to fix what he's working on, but I'm a pretty good judge of.....oh never
mind.

"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Doug,
Absolutely not, I believe in most jobs, employers should insist that
employees speak English.

Harry was not concerned that they could not speak English, his concern was
English was not their first language. I live in a very diverse area. I
have no problem communicating with people whose first language is not
English.


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Harry,
Your racist views were clear.

"Not to worry; with all the airline cutbacks, your pilots on US-flagged
airlines won't be speaking English as their primary language anymore,
anyway."

As always, there's another way of looking at it: Would you want three
mechanics and a supervisor trying to fix an elusive problem with a jet
engine, and all 4 people speaking different languages, totally unable to
converse?

"Gene Kearns" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 16:34:35 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:


I'm afraid to ask, but I will: Do you sometimes get students who are
barely
qualified to work at Jiffy Lube, and think they're ready to work on
aircraft
that carry hundreds of passengers (to their deaths)?


Not really. It is a limited enrollment program so the students have to
meet minimum criteria. Most students that aren't motivated balk at
taking 94 semester hours in 2 years. Any others that are borderline
are victims of the FAA mandated knowledge, oral, and practical
testing.

Hmm. I still want to interview every mechanic that works on the planes I
fly. That's why I don't fly much. :-( I used to love it when I was a kid,
but the pilots had mostly been through hell already, the equipment was brand
new, and there were no labor problems causing attitude problems.

"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Harry,
Isn't it a shame when you tell so many lies, you can't keep up with them
all. You said you went to school in Lawrence, Kansas when you were
insulting David Mann.

Have you noticed how harry is obsessed with women's appearance and
age..........pure lack of self esteem.



"HarryKrause" wrote in message
...
Real Name wrote:
Harry,
I thought you said you did not go to Univ. of Kansas. Since you went
to
school in Lawrence it must have been the
HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY, LAWRENCE CAREER COLLEGE.

I see Lawrence Career College is 80% woman, I guess that is what made
you
travel half way across the US to go to school in Lawrence Kansas.


I didn't say I did, and I didn't say I didn't. I didn't say. Several
times
in the last few days, YOU claimed I went to KU. I didn't comment then
and
I am not commenting now.

Here's a tidbit for you, though. When I was out in that area, I spent
most
of my weekends when I wasn't in class in Columbia, Missouri, dating a
virtually endless supply of honeys from Mizzou, from Christian College,
and from Stephens, where the most luscious babes went. It was a single
guy's paradise. I also dated two gals from Washburn University, and, of
all possibilities, a gal from Long Island who was attending Emporia
State.

Hope that helps. It should give you something to do for a few hours.


By the way, the Haskell Institute is a famous school, with a long and
colorful history. I "covered" a couple of graduations there when I
worked
at The Star, and was always willing to go there for a good feature
story.
It does not serve you well to knock it.

I have no idea what Lawrence Career College is. Never heard of it.

You're actually looking up Lawrence, Kansas?



--
If it is Bad for Bush,
It is Good for the United States.

Paul,
I think it has to do with "not getting any". In high school the guys who
liked to brag about all the snatch they were getting, were "not getting
any".

I still can't figure out why Harry picked out a bottom of the barrel state
school in the middle of the fly over zone. You would have thought he could
have gotten into a middle tier school in a better setting.

My guess is the reason he fabricate the story about "Yale" is because he has
always been ashamed about having a degree and masters degree from the U of
Kansas.


"P. Fritz" wrote in message
...

"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Harry,
Isn't it a shame when you tell so many lies, you can't keep up with
them
all. You said you went to school in Lawrence, Kansas when you were
insulting David Mann.

Have you noticed how harry is obsessed with women's appearance and
age..........pure lack of self esteem.



"HarryKrause" wrote in message
...
Real Name wrote:
Harry,
I thought you said you did not go to Univ. of Kansas. Since you went
to
school in Lawrence it must have been the
HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY, LAWRENCE CAREER COLLEGE.

I see Lawrence Career College is 80% woman, I guess that is what made
you
travel half way across the US to go to school in Lawrence Kansas.


I didn't say I did, and I didn't say I didn't. I didn't say. Several
times
in the last few days, YOU claimed I went to KU. I didn't comment then
and
I am not commenting now.

Here's a tidbit for you, though. When I was out in that area, I spent
most
of my weekends when I wasn't in class in Columbia, Missouri, dating a
virtually endless supply of honeys from Mizzou, from Christian
College,
and from Stephens, where the most luscious babes went. It was a single
guy's paradise. I also dated two gals from Washburn University, and,
of
all possibilities, a gal from Long Island who was attending Emporia
State.

Hope that helps. It should give you something to do for a few hours.


By the way, the Haskell Institute is a famous school, with a long and
colorful history. I "covered" a couple of graduations there when I
worked
at The Star, and was always willing to go there for a good feature
story.
It does not serve you well to knock it.

I have no idea what Lawrence Career College is. Never heard of it.

You're actually looking up Lawrence, Kansas?



--
If it is Bad for Bush,
It is Good for the United States.

"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Paul,
I think it has to do with "not getting any". In high school the guys
who
liked to brag about all the snatch they were getting, were "not getting
any".

I think you hit the nail on the head.......along with is revelation about
being a trekkie........sounds like the typical run of the mill geek type
that stayed in the dorm beating his monkey over a playboy rag.

I still can't figure out why Harry picked out a bottom of the barrel
state
school in the middle of the fly over zone. You would have thought he
could
have gotten into a middle tier school in a better setting.

My guess is the reason he fabricate the story about "Yale" is because he
has
always been ashamed about having a degree and masters degree from the U
of
Kansas.


"P. Fritz" wrote in message
...

"Real Name" wrote in message
...
Harry,
Isn't it a shame when you tell so many lies, you can't keep up with
them
all. You said you went to school in Lawrence, Kansas when you were
insulting David Mann.

Have you noticed how harry is obsessed with women's appearance and
age..........pure lack of self esteem.



"HarryKrause" wrote in message
...
Real Name wrote:
Harry,
I thought you said you did not go to Univ. of Kansas. Since you
went
to
school in Lawrence it must have been the
HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY, LAWRENCE CAREER COLLEGE.

I see Lawrence Career College is 80% woman, I guess that is what
made
you
travel half way across the US to go to school in Lawrence Kansas.


I didn't say I did, and I didn't say I didn't. I didn't say.
Several
times
in the last few days, YOU claimed I went to KU. I didn't comment
then
and
I am not commenting now.

Here's a tidbit for you, though. When I was out in that area, I
spent
most
of my weekends when I wasn't in class in Columbia, Missouri, dating
a
virtually endless supply of honeys from Mizzou, from Christian
College,
and from Stephens, where the most luscious babes went. It was a
single
guy's paradise. I also dated two gals from Washburn University,
and,
of
all possibilities, a gal from Long Island who was attending Emporia
State.

Hope that helps. It should give you something to do for a few
hours.


By the way, the Haskell Institute is a famous school, with a long
and
colorful history. I "covered" a couple of graduations there when I
worked
at The Star, and was always willing to go there for a good feature
story.
It does not serve you well to knock it.

I have no idea what Lawrence Career College is. Never heard of it.

You're actually looking up Lawrence, Kansas?



--
If it is Bad for Bush,
It is Good for the United States.

"Gene Kearns" wrote in message
...

In addition, after
performing any maintenance task, they are the only blue-collar workers
I know of that are forced to sign a legal document that can be used
against them in any sort of civil or criminal litigation.

Interesting. What's it say?