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basskisser wrote:
wrote:

No, but you are.....



And so are you. Is there some sort of point you're trying to make, or
are you just blathering ignorant statements again?

You wrote: "Sheriff Hertvick isn't here~!"

So...

Is there some sort of point you're trying to make, or are you just
blathering ignorant statements again?

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basskisser wrote:

wrote:

When wil you fingure out that nobody could care less about your
challenge?

or is this whole $5000. thing something you feel your name is worth?


Don't you find it deliciously amusing that JimH, Fritz, Bert and a
couple of others ignorantly call me Kevin, claim that I am he, claim
they have evidence of such, but are unwilling to take the challenge? I
find it hilarious!



You are way out there. "deliciously amusing"? "I find it hilarious!"??
Get some help Kevin.

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basskisser wrote:
wrote:
When wil you fingure out that nobody could care less about your
challenge?

or is this whole $5000. thing something you feel your name is worth?

Don't you find it deliciously amusing that JimH, Fritz, Bert and a
couple of others ignorantly call me Kevin, claim that I am he, claim
they have evidence of such, but are unwilling to take the challenge? I
find it hilarious!


Kevin, we, and this is the royal we, get a kick out of you when we call
you Kevin and you digress into this $5000 challenge thing. It is too
easy to push your buttons and it is fun at times.

If you stopped responding to the Kevin references we would stop making
them but, you don't disappoint us by taking the bait every time.

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basskisser wrote:
wrote:
I imagine you give JimH $5000.00 he'll quite calling you "kevin"

Grow up. You can't even answer simple questions posted to you.


You are learning from your master, Doug Kanter aka JoeSpareBedroom. Soon
you will be able to grab the pebble from his hand and you will be able
to insult people all by yourself.

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JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:17:33 -0400, Bert Robbins wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 22:10:56 -0400, Bert Robbins wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On 30 Jul 2006 11:30:09 -0700, wrote:

John if you're vacation was that good, then why don't you tell about
it. If it's not worth hearing,t hen it must have sucked.

hope your daughter is doing well.

Don't want to brag and don't want to bitch. But, I will say that there is a
lot of golf to be played in the Greensboro/Winston-Salem area of North
Carolina. I may just have to move to that neck of the woods.

Daughter's doing pretty good, considering. They had to remove part of her
thyroid, which adds another pill or two to take, but who's counting?

Her spirits are great! Thanks for asking.
I am working on moving to the Raleigh area. You can live on a golf
course and be close enough to a lake that all you non-working and
honey-do time can be spent leisurely. The is in stark contrast to the DC
Metro area.
Bert, are you thinking of the Falls Lake area? If not, what lake are you
referring to. I like the Lake Gaston area, but damn if I can find more than
one golf course up there.
Falls Lake and B Everett Jordan Lake look to be OK fishing lakes.

Compared to where I live now, houses are cheap down there!
Tell me about it. I could sell my house here, buy one for cash on a golf
course and still put a large chunk of money in the bank.

That's a big incentive for me also. Falls Lake appears to be bigger than
Jorday. Do you know anything about them? Falls Lake is also closer to
Richmond, and Wake Forest appears to be a pretty nice area. I don't know
much about the south side of Raleigh.

The majority of my time previously in the Raleigh area was spent inside
a computer room or at "The Keg", a nice little entertainment
establishment just down Hillsborough Ave. from NC State.

I haven't the opportunity to do as much scouting of the area as I have
wanted to. I've spent more time up north rather than down south these
past few months.

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Harry Krause wrote:

On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:17:33 -0400, Bert Robbins wrote:

I am working on moving to the Raleigh area. You can live on a golf
course and be close enough to a lake that all you non-working and
honey-do time can be spent leisurely. The is in stark contrast to
the DC Metro area.


Why can't you live next to a golf course in the DC metro area? I drive
right by what looks like a very nice course with residences (South
River) when I go to Annapolis. I've seen plenty more.

I can stand on my back porch and throw a rock and hit the fairway of a
golf course right now. But, when the temperature gets into the 40's it
is a little colder than I like when playing golf.


He

http://tinyurl.com/out7j


You frequently claim to be "wealthier" than I am. I can afford one of
those houses, so you surely can. There's even a listing there with a 50'
dock...so you'd have a place to park your boat, if you ever bought one.

The question you have to ask is why are so many of the homes in that
neighborhood for sale and why are so many of them reducing the prices?
It could be that the golf course sucks.

Just because you can afford something doesn't mean you should buy it.

Remember the wealthy don't get wealthy by spending frivolously.

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JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:26:20 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 12:10:28 -0400, Harry Krause
wrote:

On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 08:17:33 -0400, Bert Robbins wrote:
I am working on moving to the Raleigh area. You can live on a golf
course and be close enough to a lake that all you non-working and
honey-do time can be spent leisurely. The is in stark contrast to the DC
Metro area.
Why can't you live next to a golf course in the DC metro area? I drive
right by what looks like a very nice course with residences (South
River) when I go to Annapolis. I've seen plenty more.

He

http://tinyurl.com/out7j


You frequently claim to be "wealthier" than I am. I can afford one of
those houses, so you surely can. There's even a listing there with a 50'
dock...so you'd have a place to park your boat, if you ever bought one.


Because I can sell my house and buy two nicer places in Raleigh and have
enough left over to play golf for the rest of my life! The green fees down
there are from a third to half of what they are up here.
--
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***** Have a Spectacular Day! *****
******************************************

John

Your name is Bert?

Whoops!

Does Bert live in the DC area?

Just over in Montgomery County.

His reasons may be close to mine, and, you got to hear from me!

Bingo!

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Dan Krueger wrote:
basskisser wrote:
wrote:

No, but you are.....



And so are you. Is there some sort of point you're trying to make, or
are you just blathering ignorant statements again?

You wrote: "Sheriff Hertvick isn't here~!"

So...

Is there some sort of point you're trying to make,
Yes, at the time there was a point. That being Sheriff Hertvick isn't
here.

or are you just
blathering ignorant statements again?
See above.

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Dan Krueger wrote:
basskisser wrote:

wrote:

When wil you fingure out that nobody could care less about your
challenge?

or is this whole $5000. thing something you feel your name is worth?


Don't you find it deliciously amusing that JimH, Fritz, Bert and a
couple of others ignorantly call me Kevin, claim that I am he, claim
they have evidence of such, but are unwilling to take the challenge? I
find it hilarious!



You are way out there. "deliciously amusing"? "I find it hilarious!"??
Get some help Kevin.

Care to take the $5000 challenge? Put your money where your mouth is.
If you're scared, admit it.

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Bert Robbins wrote:
basskisser wrote:
wrote:
When wil you fingure out that nobody could care less about your
challenge?

or is this whole $5000. thing something you feel your name is worth?

Don't you find it deliciously amusing that JimH, Fritz, Bert and a
couple of others ignorantly call me Kevin, claim that I am he, claim
they have evidence of such, but are unwilling to take the challenge? I
find it hilarious!


Kevin, we, and this is the royal we, get a kick out of you when we call
you Kevin and you digress into this $5000 challenge thing. It is too
easy to push your buttons and it is fun at times.

If you stopped responding to the Kevin references we would stop making
them but, you don't disappoint us by taking the bait every time.

If you had enough brains not to RESPOND TO MY POSTS calling me Kevin,
all would be different. Why do you do that? If you think, or know that
I'm Kevin, take the $5000 challenge. What have you to lose?