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My Great Encounter with Hawaiian Tropic Babes
Harry,
Where was your young bride the Dr. Dr.? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar and ordered a Heineken, which is the beer I typically order when my favorite Mexican beers are not on the menu. About 30 seconds later, four absolutely gorgeous young blondes plopped down next to me. Must have been my aftershave. Anywhere, they were just heart-stoppingly beautiful, all tall, thin, bosomy blondes, all wearing black long-sleeve tee-shirts/sweatshirts saying "Miss Hawaiian Tropics" contestant. And they were, just returning from a week of whatever it is young ladies like these do at such events. They had been at the Turtle Bay resort. All were from Texas, all had won local/regional/state Hawaiian Tropic contests, one of them seem fairly bright, but the others were pretty dense. But they were all pleasant enough. I would guess they were 20-22 years old. None were going to college. Aside from modeling and strutting their stuff while at their resort, they hadn't had much "fun" because the contest chaperones had them in "lockdown" every night. They were not allowed to leave the resort premises. Sigh...if only I were single, young, and as goodlooking as Sportfishin' Tom... Very nice young ladies. But I was surprised none were going to college. They worked as waitresses and in stores, waiting, I suppose, for a better offer or marriage. |
Once again harry shows how shallow he really is.
"Starbuck's Words of Wisdom" wrote in message ... Harry, Where was your young bride the Dr. Dr.? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar and ordered a Heineken, which is the beer I typically order when my favorite Mexican beers are not on the menu. About 30 seconds later, four absolutely gorgeous young blondes plopped down next to me. Must have been my aftershave. Anywhere, they were just heart-stoppingly beautiful, all tall, thin, bosomy blondes, all wearing black long-sleeve tee-shirts/sweatshirts saying "Miss Hawaiian Tropics" contestant. And they were, just returning from a week of whatever it is young ladies like these do at such events. They had been at the Turtle Bay resort. All were from Texas, all had won local/regional/state Hawaiian Tropic contests, one of them seem fairly bright, but the others were pretty dense. But they were all pleasant enough. I would guess they were 20-22 years old. None were going to college. Aside from modeling and strutting their stuff while at their resort, they hadn't had much "fun" because the contest chaperones had them in "lockdown" every night. They were not allowed to leave the resort premises. Sigh...if only I were single, young, and as goodlooking as Sportfishin' Tom... Very nice young ladies. But I was surprised none were going to college. They worked as waitresses and in stores, waiting, I suppose, for a better offer or marriage. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J |
Lars,
You have to forgive Harry, he has very limited education, he graduated from the U of Kansas in the mid 60's. Even today, Kansas is considered the bottom of the barrel state school, in the 60's it was considered a community college. "Lars Johansson" wrote in message ... "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J |
Harry,
It seemed the "fishing boat" was very close to the surfers. One would think Hawaii would try to keep fishing boats and surfers away from each other. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u |
Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. |
Harry,
This photo is very nice, it actually looks professional. It is possible you could sell this photo to a surfing magazine or a web site promoting surfing. I like the way the fishing boat provided you with a perfect opportunity to snap this photo, very impressive. "Starbuck's Words of Wisdom" wrote in message ... Harry, It seemed the "fishing boat" was very close to the surfers. One would think Hawaii would try to keep fishing boats and surfers away from each other. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u |
"Starbuck's Words of Wisdom" wrote in message ... Harry, Where was your young bride the Dr. Dr.? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar and ordered a Heineken, which is the beer I typically order when my favorite Mexican beers are not on the menu. Right...right... I sat down last night in Paris, an ordered a Cosmopolitan. About 30 seconds later, four absolutely gorgeous young blondes plopped down next to me. Must have been my aftershave. Anywhere, they were just heart-stoppingly beautiful, all tall, thin, bosomy blondes, all wearing black long-sleeve tee-shirts/sweatshirts saying "Miss Hawaiian Tropics" contestant. Maybe it was your Elmer J Fudd tee-shirt. "My name is Elmer J. Fudd...I am a millionair, and own a mansion and a yatch" And they were, just returning from a week of whatever it is young ladies like these do at such events. They had been at the Turtle Bay resort. All were from Texas, all had won local/regional/state Hawaiian Tropic contests, one of them seem fairly bright, but the others were pretty dense. But they were all pleasant enough. I would guess they were 20-22 years old. None were going to college. Ah...Fantasy women, on a fantasy trip...how nice. Aside from modeling and strutting their stuff while at their resort, they hadn't had much "fun" because the contest chaperones had them in "lockdown" every night. They were not allowed to leave the resort premises. Did you tell them about your fantasy boats and houses? Sigh...if only I were single, young, and as goodlooking as Sportfishin' Tom... Sorry sport...I have seen your picture, and I have seen your house...no kind of "young" or "single" would ever allow you to land even a decent looking woman. Very nice young ladies. But I was surprised none were going to college. They worked as waitresses and in stores, waiting, I suppose, for a better offer or marriage. You should have told them you set your boat trim with a GPS...that would have been impressive. LOL! -- -Netsock "It's just about going fast...that's all..." http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/ |
Harry,
Are you saying the picture of your house you showed us, (alone with your Parker), was not really your house. Oh the humanity. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Netsock wrote: Sorry sport...I have seen your picture, and I have seen your house...no kind of "young" or "single" would ever allow you to land even a decent looking woman. Sorry, crapbrain, but you've never seen a photo of my house or my house. You may think otherwise, but you'd be wrong. As you always are. |
I wonder if harry has a house house to accomadate his Dr Dr wife?
"Starbuck's Words of Wisdom" wrote in message ... Harry, Are you saying the picture of your house you showed us, (alone with your Parker), was not really your house. Oh the humanity. "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Netsock wrote: Sorry sport...I have seen your picture, and I have seen your house...no kind of "young" or "single" would ever allow you to land even a decent looking woman. Sorry, crapbrain, but you've never seen a photo of my house or my house. You may think otherwise, but you'd be wrong. As you always are. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u Cool pic. But what we really want is a pic of those Hawaiian Tropic girls. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u Cool pic. But what we really want is a pic of those Hawaiian Tropic girls. So did I. But my cameras were packed away, and I really thought it would be so tacky and touristy to ask. Damn. You could have at least snapped a covert pic with your camera phone. |
Starbuck's Words of Wisdom wrote: Harry, This photo is very nice, it actually looks professional. It is possible you could sell this photo to a surfing magazine or a web site promoting surfing. I like the way the fishing boat provided you with a perfect opportunity to snap this photo, very impressive. If you think Harry's photo "looks professional", and you are "very impressed" with it, you don't know **** about photography. Also, I take it you've never been anywhere near the Honolulu/Waikiki/Diamond Head area? There's so many surfers in the water some days it would be hard to motor out of the harbors without being that close to them. |
wrote in message oups.com... If you think Harry's photo "looks professional", and you are "very impressed" with it, you don't know **** about photography. Why are you bagging on Harry's photo, bassie? |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. I'm too lazy to write down to the grammar school reading level of Robbins, Fritz, Hertvik, Herring, Smithers, et al. Sorry. But I think Lars here was just fooling a bit in a good-natured way. Sadly, I'll never be able to duplicate my Miss Hawaiian Tropics babes encounter, because I cannot remember what aftershave I was wearing at the time. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Actually, the girls seemed like very nice young ladies, and they were kidding each other about the "week of perfect posture" they'd just been through. I was saddened by the fact that they didn't seem to have any sort of career in mind for the inevitable post-bikini days, and were not attending college. Their post-bikini days will involve lots of time in divorce court collecting half of their sucker...er, umm...I mean husband-to-be's net worth. But they sure are nice to look at! Consider them as sort of a boat...if you have to ask how much, you can't afford one! I thought you were going to say: "Just another hole to throw money into". |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u Cool pic. But what we really want is a pic of those Hawaiian Tropic girls. So did I. But my cameras were packed away, and I really thought it would be so tacky and touristy to ask. Damn. You could have at least snapped a covert pic with your camera phone. They were too close for that gambit...but I tell you, if I were single, young and rolling in the dough, I would have taken one home as a souvenir. Instead, you had to settle for a bottle of sand. |
Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. I'm too lazy to write down to the grammar school reading level of Robbins, Fritz, Hertvik, Herring, Smithers, et al. Sorry. But I think Lars here was just fooling a bit in a good-natured way. Sadly, I'll never be able to duplicate my Miss Hawaiian Tropics babes encounter, because I cannot remember what aftershave I was wearing at the time. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Actually, the girls seemed like very nice young ladies, and they were kidding each other about the "week of perfect posture" they'd just been through. I was saddened by the fact that they didn't seem to have any sort of career in mind for the inevitable post-bikini days, and were not attending college. Any truth to the rumor that over on the website: www.wewonatriptohawaii.com there's a posting from some young girls reporting they met a "harmless old man, who reminded a few of us of our grandfathers," at a local watering hole? :-) I would bet a bundle that as we older guys look at shapely young women with faces like starlets and shimmering hair we often indulge certain fantasies, but should we catch them stealing a furtive glance at our hip pockets their typical motivation is wondering how much money is in the wallet (and/or the bank). |
wrote in message oups.com... Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. I'm too lazy to write down to the grammar school reading level of Robbins, Fritz, Hertvik, Herring, Smithers, et al. Sorry. But I think Lars here was just fooling a bit in a good-natured way. Sadly, I'll never be able to duplicate my Miss Hawaiian Tropics babes encounter, because I cannot remember what aftershave I was wearing at the time. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Actually, the girls seemed like very nice young ladies, and they were kidding each other about the "week of perfect posture" they'd just been through. I was saddened by the fact that they didn't seem to have any sort of career in mind for the inevitable post-bikini days, and were not attending college. Any truth to the rumor that over on the website: www.wewonatriptohawaii.com there's a posting from some young girls reporting they met a "harmless old man, who reminded a few of us of our grandfathers," at a local watering hole? :-) I read that too. Here's more from the website: "He seemed very nice, but his aftershave was making me ill. He did promise me a ride, though, in his lobster-style boat if I ever make it out to the East coast." |
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Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. I'm too lazy to write down to the grammar school reading level of Robbins, Fritz, Hertvik, Herring, Smithers, et al. Sorry. But I think Lars here was just fooling a bit in a good-natured way. Sadly, I'll never be able to duplicate my Miss Hawaiian Tropics babes encounter, because I cannot remember what aftershave I was wearing at the time. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Actually, the girls seemed like very nice young ladies, and they were kidding each other about the "week of perfect posture" they'd just been through. I was saddened by the fact that they didn't seem to have any sort of career in mind for the inevitable post-bikini days, and were not attending college. Any truth to the rumor that over on the website: www.wewonatriptohawaii.com there's a posting from some young girls reporting they met a "harmless old man, who reminded a few of us of our grandfathers," at a local watering hole? :-) I would bet a bundle that as we older guys look at shapely young women with faces like starlets and shimmering hair we often indulge certain fantasies, but should we catch them stealing a furtive glance at our hip pockets their typical motivation is wondering how much money is in the wallet (and/or the bank). Well, sure. Especially if your looks are all you have to offer. That's why I was a little sad for them. They were gorgeous to be sure, but that ain't gonna last. One of the bitchiest people I ever knew was a 50-something woman who had won some 2nd rate local beauty pageants in her late teens. Her looks faded, but her attitude didn't. I hear she tried to relive her former glory by running her daughter through the pageant mill. Poor kid. The older I get, the more I realize that the potentially sexiest organ in the female body just might be the brain. |
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NOYB wrote: wrote in message oups.com... If you think Harry's photo "looks professional", and you are "very impressed" with it, you don't know **** about photography. Why are you bagging on Harry's photo, bassie? I'm not. They are good for amateur photos. You need to learn (yet again) to comprehend what you read. Smithers said the photos "look professional", they do not. Plain enough for you? |
"NOYB" wrote in message ink.net... wrote in message oups.com... If you think Harry's photo "looks professional", and you are "very impressed" with it, you don't know **** about photography. Why are you bagging on Harry's photo, bassie? Something more kevin knows nothing about but will claim to be an expert at. And he still wonders why he is the "King"??? |
NOYB wrote: Their post-bikini days will involve lots of time in divorce court collecting half of their sucker...er, umm...I mean husband-to-be's net worth. But they sure are nice to look at! How are you so sure that their husbands will be making more than them? Some top models make lots of money. |
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wrote in message oups.com... NOYB wrote: Their post-bikini days will involve lots of time in divorce court collecting half of their sucker...er, umm...I mean husband-to-be's net worth. But they sure are nice to look at! How are you so sure that their husbands will be making more than them? Some top models make lots of money. Some have high earning power, but for very short periods of time. Hawaiian Tropic girls have moderate earning power...and for even shorter periods of time. |
wrote in message ups.com... Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: wrote: Harry Krause wrote: Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Harry, they just aren't bright enough to figure out that you meant the mainland. I'm too lazy to write down to the grammar school reading level of Robbins, Fritz, Hertvik, Herring, Smithers, et al. Sorry. But I think Lars here was just fooling a bit in a good-natured way. Sadly, I'll never be able to duplicate my Miss Hawaiian Tropics babes encounter, because I cannot remember what aftershave I was wearing at the time. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. Actually, the girls seemed like very nice young ladies, and they were kidding each other about the "week of perfect posture" they'd just been through. I was saddened by the fact that they didn't seem to have any sort of career in mind for the inevitable post-bikini days, and were not attending college. Any truth to the rumor that over on the website: www.wewonatriptohawaii.com there's a posting from some young girls reporting they met a "harmless old man, who reminded a few of us of our grandfathers," at a local watering hole? :-) I would bet a bundle that as we older guys look at shapely young women with faces like starlets and shimmering hair we often indulge certain fantasies, but should we catch them stealing a furtive glance at our hip pockets their typical motivation is wondering how much money is in the wallet (and/or the bank). Well, sure. Especially if your looks are all you have to offer. That's why I was a little sad for them. They were gorgeous to be sure, but that ain't gonna last. One of the bitchiest people I ever knew was a 50-something woman who had won some 2nd rate local beauty pageants in her late teens. She's what you would call a "cougar": www.urbancougar.com |
NOYB wrote: Some have high earning power, but for very short periods of time. Hawaiian Tropic girls have moderate earning power...and for even shorter periods of time. Now, I know that you being a rightie and all, you can't comprehend this, but, just because they are women, and just because they are beautiful, doesn't mean that they don't have the brains to invest their money properly. Think Naomi Campbell is financially strapped? Secondly, please show what you know about the wages of Hawaiian Tropic girls. I know this, that at many venues where they appear, there is a $200 cover charge! And when they are picked, the winners get $10,000, and that's before they ever make an appearance as a Tropic girl. Thirdly, they usually go on to bigger and better paying modelling jobs. Just like about any job, your earning power goes up the more experience you have, and the brighter you get. |
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"PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On 5 Oct 2005 11:48:34 -0700, wrote: NOYB wrote: Some have high earning power, but for very short periods of time. Hawaiian Tropic girls have moderate earning power...and for even shorter periods of time. Now, I know that you being a rightie and all, you can't comprehend this, but, just because they are women, and just because they are beautiful, doesn't mean that they don't have the brains to invest their money properly. Think Naomi Campbell is financially strapped? Secondly, please show what you know about the wages of Hawaiian Tropic girls. I know this, that at many venues where they appear, there is a $200 cover charge! And when they are picked, the winners get $10,000, and that's before they ever make an appearance as a Tropic girl. Thirdly, they usually go on to bigger and better paying modelling jobs. Just like about any job, your earning power goes up the more experience you have, and the brighter you get. Are you trying to say that even entry level jobs are good jobs? No......he's telling everyone why his earning power has not gone up ;-) -- John H "The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant: It's just that they know so much that isn't so." Ronald Reagan |
Harry,
What is wrong with you that you can not accept your wife's chosen profession? What is wrong with her being a social worker? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... P Fritz wrote: I wonder if harry has a house house to accomadate his Dr Dr wife? I have a lovely wife, Fritz. You, of course, do not. |
Harry,
I thought you had mastered the use of your phone camera? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Lars Johansson wrote: "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... I had an hour to kill Sunday night before my flight back to the states, so I plopped down in the Honolulu airport bar ... I did not know that Hawaii had left the Union (yet). ;) /Lars J Ahh, yes, well, then, the contiguous States... Actually, I heard any number of Hawaiians, native-born and transplants, use that very term, "back in the States," in reference to what was happening back on the "mainland" USA. Here's a photo I took as we were leaving the harbor for our fishing trip. That's Diamond Head in the background. http://tinyurl.com/cn94u Cool pic. But what we really want is a pic of those Hawaiian Tropic girls. So did I. But my cameras were packed away, and I really thought it would be so tacky and touristy to ask. |
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... They were too close for that gambit...but I tell you, if I were single, young and rolling in the dough, I would have taken one home as a souvenir. Harry, I have seen a picture of you, even rolling in the dough, you could never get a babe. Damn you are one ugly fat dude. |
Kevin,
I was trying to be polite, but if you want to tell Harry his picture looks like ****, go ahead. wrote in message oups.com... Starbuck's Words of Wisdom wrote: Harry, This photo is very nice, it actually looks professional. It is possible you could sell this photo to a surfing magazine or a web site promoting surfing. I like the way the fishing boat provided you with a perfect opportunity to snap this photo, very impressive. If you think Harry's photo "looks professional", and you are "very impressed" with it, you don't know **** about photography. Also, I take it you've never been anywhere near the Honolulu/Waikiki/Diamond Head area? There's so many surfers in the water some days it would be hard to motor out of the harbors without being that close to them. |
Harry believes a wife somehow validates his life
I, on the other hand certainly enoy the trips to PIB being unencumbered ;-)........ "Starbuck's Words of Wisdom" wrote in message ... Harry, What is wrong with you that you can not accept your wife's chosen profession? What is wrong with her being a social worker? "Harry Krause" wrote in message ... P Fritz wrote: I wonder if harry has a house house to accomadate his Dr Dr wife? I have a lovely wife, Fritz. You, of course, do not. |
wrote in message ups.com... NOYB wrote: Some have high earning power, but for very short periods of time. Hawaiian Tropic girls have moderate earning power...and for even shorter periods of time. Now, I know that you being a rightie and all, you can't comprehend this, but, just because they are women, and just because they are beautiful, doesn't mean that they don't have the brains to invest their money properly. Think Naomi Campbell is financially strapped? Hey, take it up with Harry...not me. He's the one who was feeling all sorry for them since they won't be attending college. I think it's perfectly acceptable for a woman to sleep her way into money. Secondly, please show what you know about the wages of Hawaiian Tropic girls. I know this, that at many venues where they appear, there is a $200 cover charge! And when they are picked, the winners get $10,000, and that's before they ever make an appearance as a Tropic girl. Wow! $10k! What do the losers get? Thirdly, they usually go on to bigger and better paying modelling jobs. Just like about any job, your earning power goes up the more experience you have, and the brighter you get. People don't get brighter with time. Sure, you develop more experience as time elapses...but dim bulbs who have worked somewhere for a long time are just dim bulbs with even more experience at being dim. And Harry is the one who said that the ones that he met weren't particularly bright. |
"P Fritz" wrote in message ... "PocoLoco" wrote in message ... On 5 Oct 2005 11:48:34 -0700, wrote: NOYB wrote: Some have high earning power, but for very short periods of time. Hawaiian Tropic girls have moderate earning power...and for even shorter periods of time. Now, I know that you being a rightie and all, you can't comprehend this, but, just because they are women, and just because they are beautiful, doesn't mean that they don't have the brains to invest their money properly. Think Naomi Campbell is financially strapped? Secondly, please show what you know about the wages of Hawaiian Tropic girls. I know this, that at many venues where they appear, there is a $200 cover charge! And when they are picked, the winners get $10,000, and that's before they ever make an appearance as a Tropic girl. Thirdly, they usually go on to bigger and better paying modelling jobs. Just like about any job, your earning power goes up the more experience you have, and the brighter you get. Are you trying to say that even entry level jobs are good jobs? No......he's telling everyone why his earning power has not gone up ;-) Actually, he's trying to claim that people get brighter with time and experience. People are either smart or dumb. Time and experience will not change that. |
NOYB wrote:
Actually, he's trying to claim that people get brighter with time and experience. People are either smart or dumb. Time and experience will not change that. An interesting viewpoint. So what is your opinion of all the neo-conservatives who claim they used to be liberals, but got smarter? DSK |
"DSK" wrote in message ... NOYB wrote: Actually, he's trying to claim that people get brighter with time and experience. People are either smart or dumb. Time and experience will not change that. An interesting viewpoint. So what is your opinion of all the neo-conservatives who claim they used to be liberals, but got smarter? They got wiser, not smarter. Wisdom is intelligence paired with experience. Liberals who stay liberal throughout their lives are either dumb or sheltered. That is why all of those liberal college professors remain as liberals throughout their lives...because they've never held a real job in the real world. They're not dumb...but certainly sheltered. |
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