Bill McKee wrote:
Top posting to p.o. po kevin. We picked the grapes, played volleyball, and
later went fishing after all the non-related guests went away. You have
never been to a wine grape harvest I understand. It is not a black tie
affair. It is a casual dress, and you can even get in the bin and stomp
grapes with your feet. You need to get help for your anger.

I'm not Kevin. Ever notice how when you are caught in a lie, Bill, the
story just keeps getting grander, and grander.....NOW, you were at a
harvest, and the owner of the vineyard is a relative of yours? What
winery, vineyard? What makes you think that I'm angry, Bill? Trying to
put the blame on me, because you lie all the time?

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Bill McKee wrote:
Went up to a grape picking and wine charity sale for Cal Poly SLO
scholarships on Saturday. Rant on. Why is it people come to one of these
events, drink the free wine, etc, and then do not even buy one bottle?
Tacky. Rant off. Fished their pond, for bass. Landed about 3, lost about
4.
Mostly Senkos, and all about 1.5#. All in about 45 minutes of fishing.
Was
fun. Stayed at Spanish Flat resort Sat night with the camper, and boated
today, fished for bass, drop shot. Landed 3, all a pound or less
smallmouth.
Very windy until about 4:30. so fished where it was protected not where
we
wanted to, main lake rock piles.

Why do people go to these affairs, and run out and fish the pond? Tacky.


Because I and the owner of the vineyard like to fish. And was after the
affair. We are also friends of the owners and go because we are invited.
My brother went to Cal Poly, but I went to SFSU. And what university did
you graduate from? You belong to the alummi association.

Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?

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Bill McKee wrote:
Went up to a grape picking and wine charity sale for Cal Poly SLO
scholarships on Saturday. Rant on. Why is it people come to one of these
events, drink the free wine, etc, and then do not even buy one bottle?
Tacky. Rant off. Fished their pond, for bass. Landed about 3, lost about
4.
Mostly Senkos, and all about 1.5#. All in about 45 minutes of fishing.
Was
fun. Stayed at Spanish Flat resort Sat night with the camper, and boated
today, fished for bass, drop shot. Landed 3, all a pound or less
smallmouth.
Very windy until about 4:30. so fished where it was protected not where
we
wanted to, main lake rock piles.

Why do people go to these affairs, and run out and fish the pond? Tacky.

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Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and
fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?

Kevin is just jealous.


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Bill McKee wrote:
Went up to a grape picking and wine charity sale for Cal Poly SLO
scholarships on Saturday. Rant on. Why is it people come to one of
these
events, drink the free wine, etc, and then do not even buy one bottle?
Tacky. Rant off. Fished their pond, for bass. Landed about 3, lost
about
4.
Mostly Senkos, and all about 1.5#. All in about 45 minutes of fishing.
Was
fun. Stayed at Spanish Flat resort Sat night with the camper, and
boated
today, fished for bass, drop shot. Landed 3, all a pound or less
smallmouth.
Very windy until about 4:30. so fished where it was protected not where
we
wanted to, main lake rock piles.

Why do people go to these affairs, and run out and fish the pond? Tacky.

Bill McKee wrote:
Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?


Hmm, let's recap. You think it's tacky for someone to not buy wine at
this charity event, but find that it's quite acceptable to only pay $18
for an $85 bottle of wine? Gee, aren't YOU the generous one! If I did
that I certainly wouldn't chastise other people for not being as
generous to the charity as you were.

Kevin,
You seem to have a lot of pent up anger, it might be helpful if you talk to
someone concerning this.


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Bill McKee wrote:
Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine
under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and
fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?


Hmm, let's recap. You think it's tacky for someone to not buy wine at
this charity event, but find that it's quite acceptable to only pay $18
for an $85 bottle of wine? Gee, aren't YOU the generous one! If I did
that I certainly wouldn't chastise other people for not being as
generous to the charity as you were.

"Starbuck" wrote in message
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Kevin,
You seem to have a lot of pent up anger, it might be helpful if you talk
to someone concerning this.

He talks to the other voices in his head.

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Bill McKee wrote:

Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?



Hmm, let's recap. You think it's tacky for someone to not buy wine at
this charity event, but find that it's quite acceptable to only pay $18
for an $85 bottle of wine? Gee, aren't YOU the generous one! If I did
that I certainly wouldn't chastise other people for not being as
generous to the charity as you were.

Here's the recap - you reply to anything with the sole purpose of
trashing the OP and taking the thread immediately off-topic. That's a
troll in my book. If that isn't the case then your antics suggest a
much sadder situation, Kevin.

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Bill McKee wrote:
Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine
under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and
fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?


Hmm, let's recap. You think it's tacky for someone to not buy wine at
this charity event, but find that it's quite acceptable to only pay $18
for an $85 bottle of wine? Gee, aren't YOU the generous one! If I did
that I certainly wouldn't chastise other people for not being as
generous to the charity as you were.


Where did I say we were buying $85 a bottle wine. His wine, from the same
grapes goes for the $85, but different fementer and bottler. The bottles
are priced at $18 and they used to be $15. They have managed to supply a
scholarship every year for the last 8. One guy, with no money, got extra
and in a year in France, studied and to learn French took a full load at
both the American school and the French university. And still graduated a
year early. And how much have you sent your alumni association? The
association at which ever school you decide you graduated from.

Bill McKee wrote:
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Bill McKee wrote:
Also I bought some wine. Is good wine, only $18 a bottle. His wine
under
his label is $85 a bottle. Same grapes, a different bottler and
fermentor.
Do you go to charity events and suck up the freebies, without buying?


Hmm, let's recap. You think it's tacky for someone to not buy wine at
this charity event, but find that it's quite acceptable to only pay $18
for an $85 bottle of wine? Gee, aren't YOU the generous one! If I did
that I certainly wouldn't chastise other people for not being as
generous to the charity as you were.


Where did I say we were buying $85 a bottle wine. His wine, from the same
grapes goes for the $85, but different fementer and bottler.
Nice, change the story. Please, show where you said that above.


The bottles
are priced at $18 and they used to be $15. They have managed to supply a
scholarship every year for the last 8. One guy, with no money, got extra
and in a year in France, studied and to learn French took a full load at
both the American school and the French university.

I thought you were against freeloaders.

And still graduated a
year early. And how much have you sent your alumni association?

A lot.

How much do you give to the Handyman College alumni?