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Sorry for looking so far ahead, but....................
..............I guess I am not like the grasshopper (
http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? |
I have always drained and then refilled using the thermostat to prevent
rust. My problem with this system is many mechanics say it dilutes the antifreeze and you can not anticipate how effective the antifreeze is. I like the system, I would just drain the engine before using it to refill with antifreeze. "*JimH*" wrote in message ... .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? |
Harry,
Even if he is just playing a rube, why use this thread as a vehicle for name calling? This is an on topic post that might encourage other on topic posts. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? Well, Jerkvit, you certainly are trying hard to play the new-boater rube. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "I'm looking forward to a good night's sleep on the soil of a friend."—Bush, on the prospect of visiting Denmark, Washington D.C., June 29, 2005 |
Another on topic thread ruined by the asshole.
"Starbuck's" wrote in message ... Harry, Even if he is just playing a rube, why use this thread as a vehicle for name calling? This is an on topic post that might encourage other on topic posts. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? Well, Jerkvit, you certainly are trying hard to play the new-boater rube. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "I'm looking forward to a good night's sleep on the soil of a friend."-Bush, on the prospect of visiting Denmark, Washington D.C., June 29, 2005 |
Harry,
I don't believe I have made any derogatory comments to any of your boating related threads. I think on topic post should be encouraged. I do find your off topic trolls legitimate targets for the unbiased truth. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: Another on topic thread ruined by the asshole. \ Are you claiming it is unfair to do to your threads what you, Herring, Smithers, Fritz, and the rest of the right-wing butts here have been doing for years to the posts of others? Tell you what, Jerkvit: you immediately stop making *any and all* nasty comments about other posters here or what they post, and I'll extend to you the same courtesy. Why should your posts be treated any better than you treat the posts of others? I'm simply following your example here, Jerkvit. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! President Bush demands creation of the Department of Hurricane Security. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: Another on topic thread ruined by the asshole. \ Are you claiming it is unfair to do to your threads what you, Herring, Smithers, Fritz, and the rest of the right-wing butts here have been doing for years to the posts of others? Tell you what, Jerkvit: you immediately stop making *any and all* nasty comments about other posters here or what they post, and I'll extend to you the same courtesy. Why should your posts be treated any better than you treat the posts of others? I'm simply following your example here, Jerkvit. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! President Bush demands creation of the Department of Hurricane Security. The only derogatory comments I make to anyone here are to you Krause. Grow up as you are acting like a 6 year old. |
Starbuck,
Since you haven't filtered Harry, please, a favor for those of us who have; Don't quote his response. He'll know what you're talking about. Thanks. Mike "Starbuck's" wrote in message ... Harry, Even if he is just playing a rube, why use this thread as a vehicle for name calling? This is an on topic post that might encourage other on topic posts. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? Well, Jerkvit, you certainly are trying hard to play the new-boater rube. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "I'm looking forward to a good night's sleep on the soil of a friend."-Bush, on the prospect of visiting Denmark, Washington D.C., June 29, 2005 |
*JimH* wrote: The only derogatory comments I make to anyone here are to you Krause. That's nothing short of a lie. Grow up. |
*JimH* wrote: Another on topic thread ruined by the asshole. Another case of JimH's lying about not petty, childish name calling. |
On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 19:40:22 -0400, "*JimH*" wrote:
Another on topic thread ruined by the asshole. "Starbuck's" wrote in message ... Harry, Even if he is just playing a rube, why use this thread as a vehicle for name calling? This is an on topic post that might encourage other on topic posts. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... *JimH* wrote: .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? Well, Jerkvit, you certainly are trying hard to play the new-boater rube. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "I'm looking forward to a good night's sleep on the soil of a friend."-Bush, on the prospect of visiting Denmark, Washington D.C., June 29, 2005 Harry didn't ruin the thread. Until I saw the responses from you and Starbucks, I didn't even know he'd posted. It was a good thread *until* the responses!Take your advice and kill file him. As to winterizing, I'll confess that I pay the marina to do it. The thought is that if my block freezes, I'll have some recourse. Probably a bs thought. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Harry Krause wrote:
Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. |
Harry,
Wasn't that you who said you were contemplating selling YoHo due to the high cost of fuel? I am sure it is archived in Google. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. I believe Herring said he had taken up golf, because he didn't want to pay for gasoline for his boat. I thought that pretty funny, because when he does go out, he rarely "boats" more than a few miles from the entrance of the harbor he uses. Probably burns five gallons per trip. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "It's totally wiped out. ... It's devastating, it's got to be doubly devastating on the ground." / |
Harry Krause wrote:
Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. I believe Herring said he had taken up golf, because he didn't want to pay for gasoline for his boat. I thought that pretty funny, because when he does go out, he rarely "boats" more than a few miles from the entrance of the harbor he uses. Probably burns five gallons per trip. Don't forget all the gas he guzzles with that yellow V8 Ford Mustang. If he traded that for a Camray or Accord, he could boat to his hearts delight. |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 05:34:01 GMT, "mgg" wrote:
Starbuck, Since you haven't filtered Harry, please, a favor for those of us who have; Don't quote his response. He'll know what you're talking about. Thanks. Mike Amen -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
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On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote:
Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote:
Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Is Harry actually posting to me? Does he do this often? Is he ****ed when he gets no response? Tell him I'm sorry for him. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Harry,
Since JohnH has you filtered, why do you always respond to his posts. :) "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Is Harry actually posting to me? Does he do this often? Is he ****ed when he gets no response? Tell him I'm sorry for him. So, your boat is up for the season. Figured as much. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! I'll drive my car until it runs out of gas. Then, I will calmly walk away. |
"*JimH*" wrote in message ... .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? I cannot believe how this on topic thread was immediately taken OT. Anyway..........back to the original question: Has anyone used this setup or is it just easier to drain the engine then draw a 50/50 antifreeze/water mix via muffs from a 5 gallon pail? |
PocoLoco wrote:
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. |
PocoLoco wrote:
Is Harry actually posting to me? Does he do this often? Is he ****ed when he gets no response? Tell him I'm sorry for him. He just wants to know if you are finished for the season. On topic and timely question. |
Don,
At the time this happened, John mentioned that Harry did invite him for a ride on YoHo. In rec.boats, he thanked Harry, but said he was not able to go for a ride in the Parker, due to other plans. He did not throw it back in Harry's face. It was a year after the invite, that Harry suddenly decided it was for a ride on his infamous Lobster Boat. Harry publishes numerous pictures of his Parker. Yet no pictures of his Lobster Boat, and no one except a person who uses Harry's computer has ever seen the boat. Harry turns down easy bets to show proof of ownership of the Lobster Boat. If you want to believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus it is not big deal, but when Harry offered John a ride in his Parker, John did not throw it in his face. "Don White" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. |
Starbuck's wrote:
Harry, Since JohnH has you filtered, why do you always respond to his posts. :) There you go again. This obsession is a bit unseemly. If you act sensible you might win your way out of Harry's bozo bin and have the chance to converse with him on a normal basis. |
Don,
Have you ever known Harry to converse with anyone who disagrees with him on a normal basis? You and I might not agree on issues, but I try to have a normal conversation with you. I think you can be a bit naive, but that is not big deal. "Don White" wrote in message ... Starbuck's wrote: Harry, Since JohnH has you filtered, why do you always respond to his posts. :) There you go again. This obsession is a bit unseemly. If you act sensible you might win your way out of Harry's bozo bin and have the chance to converse with him on a normal basis. |
Harry,
Until John started to respond to your OT political trolls you made many posts concerning what a fine upstanding man he was. Heck you liked him enough to invite you on YOHO. The minute John disagreed political, he became scum. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Herring has no manners at all, here or in person. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "We have enough coal to last for 250 years, yet coal also prevents an environmental challenge." |
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:38:40 GMT, Don White wrote:
Starbuck's wrote: Harry, Since JohnH has you filtered, why do you always respond to his posts. :) There you go again. This obsession is a bit unseemly. If you act sensible you might win your way out of Harry's bozo bin and have the chance to converse with him on a normal basis. Why would one want to do so? If Harry is always responding to my posts, as Starbucks says, then who is obsessed with whom? -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:52:15 -0400, "*JimH*" wrote:
"*JimH*" wrote in message ... .............I guess I am not like the grasshopper ( http://tinyurl.com/ds5ss ). Although I hate to discuss winterizing now I was wondering if anyone used one of these ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) to flush and winterize their engine(s). They retail for over $50. I was thinking of making my own (I already have the hose and 5 gallon plastic tank). For an extra $5 in parts I am in business. I have always drained my engine(s) in the past then filled them with a 50/50 or so mix of antifreeze and water poured through the thermostat housing. Is this ( http://tinyurl.com/d69nj ) setup easier or any more reliable? If so, how does it work? I cannot believe how this on topic thread was immediately taken OT. Anyway..........back to the original question: Has anyone used this setup or is it just easier to drain the engine then draw a 50/50 antifreeze/water mix via muffs from a 5 gallon pail? Jim, when my boat is winterized, the plastic container is connected to muffs. Just as the engine starts, the anti-freeze is allowed to flow down to the muffs. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:32:21 GMT, Don White wrote:
PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Ain't love a wonderful thing? -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:38:35 -0400, "Starbuck's"
wrote: Don, At the time this happened, John mentioned that Harry did invite him for a ride on YoHo. In rec.boats, he thanked Harry, but said he was not able to go for a ride in the Parker, due to other plans. He did not throw it back in Harry's face. It was a year after the invite, that Harry suddenly decided it was for a ride on his infamous Lobster Boat. Harry publishes numerous pictures of his Parker. Yet no pictures of his Lobster Boat, and no one except a person who uses Harry's computer has ever seen the boat. Harry turns down easy bets to show proof of ownership of the Lobster Boat. If you want to believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus it is not big deal, but when Harry offered John a ride in his Parker, John did not throw it in his face. "Don White" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Good memory. Harry has twisted the account to make it seem as though I threw it back in his face right off the bat. After seeing his tripe here, I have since said that I don't think I could stand to be within 25' of him for a whole day. At that time, I didn't know his 25' Parker was actually about 35' long. That extra 10 feet could make a big difference, since I'm getting pretty close to deaf anyway! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:50:59 -0400, "Starbuck's"
wrote: Harry, Until John started to respond to your OT political trolls you made many posts concerning what a fine upstanding man he was. Heck you liked him enough to invite you on YOHO. The minute John disagreed political, he became scum. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Herring has no manners at all, here or in person. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "We have enough coal to last for 250 years, yet coal also prevents an environmental challenge." I was a very truthfull person when I vouched for Harry's ownership of the Parker! Remember that? -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 01:34:33 GMT, Don White wrote:
PocoLoco wrote: Is Harry actually posting to me? Does he do this often? Is he ****ed when he gets no response? Tell him I'm sorry for him. He just wants to know if you are finished for the season. On topic and timely question. No. I finish sometime in November. -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Harry went to such great lengths to prove "ownership" of his Parker. He
took pictures of the boat, he sent Gould the Bill of Sale so Gould could verify he owned the boat, he has made $1000 bets to prove his ownership, and the list goes on and on. Yet, when he was looking for someone to be his "buddy", he kept the Lobster Boat hidden from you, and only offered you a ride on his Parker. You would have thought he would have jumped on the chance to have his new friend tell everyone he not only saw the Parker but the 36' Lobster Boat. "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:38:35 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Don, At the time this happened, John mentioned that Harry did invite him for a ride on YoHo. In rec.boats, he thanked Harry, but said he was not able to go for a ride in the Parker, due to other plans. He did not throw it back in Harry's face. It was a year after the invite, that Harry suddenly decided it was for a ride on his infamous Lobster Boat. Harry publishes numerous pictures of his Parker. Yet no pictures of his Lobster Boat, and no one except a person who uses Harry's computer has ever seen the boat. Harry turns down easy bets to show proof of ownership of the Lobster Boat. If you want to believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus it is not big deal, but when Harry offered John a ride in his Parker, John did not throw it in his face. "Don White" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Good memory. Harry has twisted the account to make it seem as though I threw it back in his face right off the bat. After seeing his tripe here, I have since said that I don't think I could stand to be within 25' of him for a whole day. At that time, I didn't know his 25' Parker was actually about 35' long. That extra 10 feet could make a big difference, since I'm getting pretty close to deaf anyway! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Yup, and you stood up for him as being helpful. You only became a scum
bucket when you said you supported Bush. "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:50:59 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Harry, Until John started to respond to your OT political trolls you made many posts concerning what a fine upstanding man he was. Heck you liked him enough to invite you on YOHO. The minute John disagreed political, he became scum. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Don White wrote: PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Herring has no manners at all, here or in person. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! "We have enough coal to last for 250 years, yet coal also prevents an environmental challenge." I was a very truthfull person when I vouched for Harry's ownership of the Parker! Remember that? -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Does tend to make one wonder...
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 19:27:14 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Harry went to such great lengths to prove "ownership" of his Parker. He took pictures of the boat, he sent Gould the Bill of Sale so Gould could verify he owned the boat, he has made $1000 bets to prove his ownership, and the list goes on and on. Yet, when he was looking for someone to be his "buddy", he kept the Lobster Boat hidden from you, and only offered you a ride on his Parker. You would have thought he would have jumped on the chance to have his new friend tell everyone he not only saw the Parker but the 36' Lobster Boat. "PocoLoco" wrote in message .. . On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:38:35 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Don, At the time this happened, John mentioned that Harry did invite him for a ride on YoHo. In rec.boats, he thanked Harry, but said he was not able to go for a ride in the Parker, due to other plans. He did not throw it back in Harry's face. It was a year after the invite, that Harry suddenly decided it was for a ride on his infamous Lobster Boat. Harry publishes numerous pictures of his Parker. Yet no pictures of his Lobster Boat, and no one except a person who uses Harry's computer has ever seen the boat. Harry turns down easy bets to show proof of ownership of the Lobster Boat. If you want to believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus it is not big deal, but when Harry offered John a ride in his Parker, John did not throw it in his face. "Don White" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Good memory. Harry has twisted the account to make it seem as though I threw it back in his face right off the bat. After seeing his tripe here, I have since said that I don't think I could stand to be within 25' of him for a whole day. At that time, I didn't know his 25' Parker was actually about 35' long. That extra 10 feet could make a big difference, since I'm getting pretty close to deaf anyway! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
You don't have to wonder. Harry does not own a Zimmerman like Lobsta' boat,
never has and never will. Harry started using hte X-No-Archive header in an attempt to be not held to account for his writings. "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... Does tend to make one wonder... On Wed, 14 Sep 2005 19:27:14 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Harry went to such great lengths to prove "ownership" of his Parker. He took pictures of the boat, he sent Gould the Bill of Sale so Gould could verify he owned the boat, he has made $1000 bets to prove his ownership, and the list goes on and on. Yet, when he was looking for someone to be his "buddy", he kept the Lobster Boat hidden from you, and only offered you a ride on his Parker. You would have thought he would have jumped on the chance to have his new friend tell everyone he not only saw the Parker but the 36' Lobster Boat. "PocoLoco" wrote in message . .. On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 21:38:35 -0400, "Starbuck's" wrote: Don, At the time this happened, John mentioned that Harry did invite him for a ride on YoHo. In rec.boats, he thanked Harry, but said he was not able to go for a ride in the Parker, due to other plans. He did not throw it back in Harry's face. It was a year after the invite, that Harry suddenly decided it was for a ride on his infamous Lobster Boat. Harry publishes numerous pictures of his Parker. Yet no pictures of his Lobster Boat, and no one except a person who uses Harry's computer has ever seen the boat. Harry turns down easy bets to show proof of ownership of the Lobster Boat. If you want to believe in the tooth fairy and Santa Claus it is not big deal, but when Harry offered John a ride in his Parker, John did not throw it in his face. "Don White" wrote in message ... PocoLoco wrote: On Tue, 13 Sep 2005 19:41:49 GMT, Don White wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Your boat is up for the season now, right, Herring? Up for the season?? The big wind season is just starting here. Anyone who calls himself a sailor has been waiting for this. The 'skipper' that I crewed with in years past called. He's all excited about getting back into a 36 footer. yesterday he picked me up in his new Mercedes 4 seater convertible to go look at a boat in a club across the harbour. I tried to convince him to look at something a bit smaller with a big cockpit because of his need to invite too many people along to wine & dine on our sails. He's spending too much time stateside selling clothing. It's always...'gotta go bigger' mentality where the true Maritimer would scheme to get the most use/enjoyment out of the least expense. Harry says he's got a 36'er. Have you ever been out in it? If I was invited, and I could make it, I sure as heck would go. I couldn't imagine receiving an invite and throwing it back into the inviter's face. That's not the way we operate here in the 'Maritimes'. Good memory. Harry has twisted the account to make it seem as though I threw it back in his face right off the bat. After seeing his tripe here, I have since said that I don't think I could stand to be within 25' of him for a whole day. At that time, I didn't know his 25' Parker was actually about 35' long. That extra 10 feet could make a big difference, since I'm getting pretty close to deaf anyway! -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." -- John H "All decisions are the result of binary thinking." |
Bert,
What is funny is Harry doesn't realize is every one of his posts are archived, even if he uses X-No-Archive. He likes to pretend it is to irate you, but he has been caught at lies so often he hoped this would help. It doesn't. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Bert Robbins wrote: You don't have to wonder. Harry does not own a Zimmerman like Lobsta' boat, never has and never will. Harry started using hte X-No-Archive header in an attempt to be not held to account for his writings. On the list of what's funny in usenet, you low-brain-output types are pretty close to the top of the list. I began using X some years ago after I read about a few of the features one could customize with Mozilla newsreader products. Why? Just to try out a feature I hadn't seen before. After I figured out how to write the scripts to invoke it and began using X, I noticed that a few of the right-wing rectal fissures were "upset." Well, that was incentive enough to keep doing it. That's all there is to it, Bertie. You and several of the other right-wing slimeballs don't like it. How do I know that? You keep bringing it up. As for what I "own," Bertie, you simply don't know. I know it upsets you and the rest of the turds here that I won't play by your rules. How do I know that? Because you keep bringing it up. Life's a bitch, eh, Bertie? Well, you can always ESAD. -- - - - George W. Bush, our hero! President Bush demands creation of the Department of Hurricane Security. |
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