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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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jim-- wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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DSK wrote:
NOYB wrote:
I guess Rick has proven that the answer to my
"are-they-(liberals)-too-stupid" questions...is *yes*.

BTW--The Domino Theory (as it applied to Vietnam) was the work of
Democrats...Eisenhower and Johnson...

Too funny. Here you are calling liberals stupid and you fail to
realize
that Eisenhower was a Republican.

BTW among of the chief proponents of The Domino Theory, and in
particular applying it to Southeast Asia, are two Democrats (deeply
under cover, or perhaps 'in the closet' would be an appropriate
phrase)
named Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon. You may have heard of
them.

Good work in discrediting the neoconservative right, Comrade Nobby!

DSK



Nobby spend his college days in trade school, instead of in
mind-expanding liberal arts classes.

LOL. So how far does a liberal arts degree get you in real life?

And Liberal Arts classes? Nothing but fluff by most students used as
fillers or guaranteed "A's".

Mind expanding indeed.




Did you even go to college, feces-for-brains? Do you know what the
Liberal Arts are?

Probably not.

The classical liberal arts included:

Grammar, or, in modern terms, learning how to put together the
elements
of language usage.
Rhetoric, or how to speak.
Logic, or how to think.
Arithmetic, the study of numbers in themselves, the math you need to
get
rhrough life.
Geometry, the study of numbers in space, the numbers that help you
think
"outside of the box."
Music, the study of numbers in time.
Astronomy, the study of numbers in time and space.

Modern liberal arts include lots more in the areas of arts amd
sciences.


What college degrees do you hold, Dennis?

Do you even have a GED?

LOL! I am obviously far more educated and successful in life than you
are
Krause.

Oh,obviously, Dennis. I can tell by your thought processes, your writing
skills, and the fact that you live in the Cleveland area. Yup, them's
the convincers.

Dennis, I've yet to see one original, clever post from you on any
subject.

Got a college degree, Dennis? If you had any sort of education, you'd
know a little about the liberal arts. The fact that you don't is
evidence you are nee kulturny.

So you base one's level of education and success on where they live or
the
subject matters they bring up in a remote NG such as rec.boats?


I base my assessment of your intelligence on what you have posted here
and how well (or poorly) your posts are written. In other words,
content, and ability to express. This is, after all, a forum of written
words.




You
obviously need to expand your horizons and think outside of the
box.....that
is if you are capable of doing so. The world is full of examples to
prove
you wrong. But one would expect such shallow thinking from you.

Well, of course, Dennis. But, again, there is nothing in your writings
to indicate any particular "brightness" on your part. You have no style,
no elan, no panache...you're deadly dull.


I can make a bet with you that my net worth is far beyond yours

I'm pleased that you think you can "make" a bet with me, Dennis, in the
absence of my agreement to said bet. You can offer a bet...that is all.
As for your net worth, I really don't give a ****. It doesn't matter how
much money you have - you're still an ignorant ass.



....a bet you
would surely pass on (as you did with the $5,000 bet on the lobster boat
and
your wife's education). I am quite confident that I would win that bet.
Doing so, however, would only be a small victory as the real issues in
life
are one's love of family, credibility, morals and worth to society.

Really? I think you value your net worth more.


You
obviously fail on the later 3 counts. I am confident my feelings are
shared
by most in this NG.

I've seen no evidence here of your love of family, credibility, morals
or worth to society. In fact, your morals, as it were, seem loathsome.


As a closing note.....I do find it quite amusing that you often respond
to
my posts that you don't care what I think,

I don't; you're just an easy target. Sort of like a nose with a huge
pimple on it, eh?

You are way too easy Krause and continue to show that you realize I am your
puppetmaster. Dance for me some more Krause.

LOL!

"Stanley Barthfarkle" wrote in message
gy.com...
This is a boat newsgroup. Plonk.



Does it feel good to say "Plonk"? Is it like saying "Bring 'em on"?
Powerful, manly words? Are you hard when you type "Plonk"?

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
DSK wrote:
NOYB wrote:
I guess Rick has proven that the answer to my
"are-they-(liberals)-too-stupid" questions...is *yes*.

BTW--The Domino Theory (as it applied to Vietnam) was the work of
Democrats...Eisenhower and Johnson...

Too funny. Here you are calling liberals stupid and you fail to realize
that Eisenhower was a Republican.

BTW among of the chief proponents of The Domino Theory, and in
particular applying it to Southeast Asia, are two Democrats (deeply
under cover, or perhaps 'in the closet' would be an appropriate phrase)
named Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon. You may have heard of them.

Good work in discrediting the neoconservative right, Comrade Nobby!

DSK



Nobby spend his college days in trade school, instead of in
mind-expanding liberal arts classes.

Careful, Harry. Using the phrase "liberal arts" could awaken Dave Hall from
his coffin. Remember his diatribe regarding "liberal arts", wherein it was
explaine to him that in such a context, "liberal" was used in the same way a
cookbook might say "....add liberal grindings of fresh pepper"?

"jim--" wrote in message
...

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
DSK wrote:
NOYB wrote:
I guess Rick has proven that the answer to my
"are-they-(liberals)-too-stupid" questions...is *yes*.

BTW--The Domino Theory (as it applied to Vietnam) was the work of
Democrats...Eisenhower and Johnson...

Too funny. Here you are calling liberals stupid and you fail to realize
that Eisenhower was a Republican.

BTW among of the chief proponents of The Domino Theory, and in
particular applying it to Southeast Asia, are two Democrats (deeply
under cover, or perhaps 'in the closet' would be an appropriate phrase)
named Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon. You may have heard of them.

Good work in discrediting the neoconservative right, Comrade Nobby!

DSK



Nobby spend his college days in trade school, instead of in
mind-expanding liberal arts classes.

LOL. So how far does a liberal arts degree get you in real life?

And Liberal Arts classes? Nothing but fluff by most students used as
fillers or guaranteed "A's".

Mind expanding indeed.



Oops. Did I say Dave Hall? I meant "jim". Same central computer.