PocoLoco wrote:
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 00:57:31 GMT, Don White wrote:


PocoLoco wrote:


Don, I can see how Harry's posts may increase your respect for southern
Maryland. Do you think your posts increase respect for Canadians?

You would judge the population of an entire country by my posts?
I don't know if I should be flattered or scared. Someone in Ottawa might
feel the need to silence me lest George W. decides to invade and teach
us a lesson.


I asked a question. Do you think your posts reflect well on Canadians? There's
no judgement involved.

Now who just recently quoted.."quibble as you may"?
Do you think that person would mind me borrowing his quote?

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 21:33:50 GMT, Don White wrote:

PocoLoco wrote:
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 00:57:31 GMT, Don White wrote:


PocoLoco wrote:


Don, I can see how Harry's posts may increase your respect for southern
Maryland. Do you think your posts increase respect for Canadians?

You would judge the population of an entire country by my posts?
I don't know if I should be flattered or scared. Someone in Ottawa might
feel the need to silence me lest George W. decides to invade and teach
us a lesson.


I asked a question. Do you think your posts reflect well on Canadians? There's
no judgement involved.

Now who just recently quoted.."quibble as you may"?
Do you think that person would mind me borrowing his quote?

Help yourself.

Do your thing.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

Don White wrote:
Now who just recently quoted.."quibble as you may"?
Do you think that person would mind me borrowing his quote?

Don, I'm proud of you. Your post was almost the last word in a
singularly meaningless thread, you should take pride in adding no value
to a pointless conversation. The original poster is interested in a used
Scout boat, and wondered if rotted wood was a common problem. Did you
notice that his first post was his last post? Do you suppose he will return?

This forum has become a playground for a half-dozen people who view it
as their personal blog. Harry has a leading role, but there are several
supporting players.

John Wentworth wrote:
Don White wrote:

Now who just recently quoted.."quibble as you may"?
Do you think that person would mind me borrowing his quote?


Don, I'm proud of you. Your post was almost the last word in a
singularly meaningless thread, you should take pride in adding no value
to a pointless conversation. The original poster is interested in a used
Scout boat, and wondered if rotted wood was a common problem. Did you
notice that his first post was his last post? Do you suppose he will
return?

This forum has become a playground for a half-dozen people who view it
as their personal blog. Harry has a leading role, but there are several
supporting players.

Please don't Smither me. Bad enough dealing with the 'H' brothers.

Don White wrote:


Please don't Smither me. Bad enough dealing with the 'H' brothers.

"Smither" you? You really need to step back for a moment and think about
your involvement in this hog rassle. Do you want to make a career of
being Harry's spear carrier? Supporting a particular political position
should not require a total suspension of common courtesy; what does this
thread have to do with a Scout boat and rotten wood?

Cheer up, at least it's not the Preparation H brothers. Oh yeah, I think
the black helicopters have identified your house and marked you for
assimilation in the event of hostilities, pray for peace. No more
complaints about softwood, or you'll get the hardwood.

John Wentworth wrote:

snip drivel...

Cheer up, at least it's not the Preparation H brothers. Oh yeah, I think
the black helicopters have identified your house and marked you for
assimilation in the event of hostilities, pray for peace. No more
complaints about softwood, or you'll get the hardwood.

Thanks..that's a good one and so fitting...
the 'Preparation H Brothers'. I love it and presume I have your
permission to use it when I'm harassed by either JimH or JohnH.

As far as the softwood...tell that international outlaw you call a
president...we want our $5 billion back that he's stolen from us.