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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
More clorine for the gene pool...
http://www.cdnn.info/news/eco/e050425.html wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
More clorine for the gene pool...
http://www.cdnn.info/news/eco/e050425.html wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. |
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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
DANG! that didn't work either!! Coult the link have something encrypted? Anyhow, here's where I got it from.... http://www.vintagebass.com/thedudepi...ad.php?t=21022 |
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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
"Boris" wrote in message ... Dickhead .............. Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: On 25 Sep 2006 20:20:36 -0700, wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Dumbass... What we have here folks is a failure to communicate. Eisboch |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On 25 Sep 2006 20:20:36 -0700, wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Dumbass... At least the shark had the good taste and sense to spit the guy out. |
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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
Don White wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Here's your Chuckie Dot. What's the deal with the dots? Is this a new way to reprimand offending posters? Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. |
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basskisser wrote:
Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. We had a frost warning last week. Except for Saturday (Stones concert in a cold blowing rain) it's been very pleasant up here during the day (T shirt weather for the hardy). Nights do cool of quite a bit..but that's a relief from the summer heat...much easier to sleep (except for still new puppy) |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
Don White wrote: basskisser wrote: Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. We had a frost warning last week. Except for Saturday (Stones concert in a cold blowing rain) it's been very pleasant up here during the day (T shirt weather for the hardy). Nights do cool of quite a bit..but that's a relief from the summer heat...much easier to sleep (except for still new puppy) I would guess the Atlantic moderates your temps some. |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
probably would have gone for his nose, if it wasn't for the mask....
Bert Robbins wrote: Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: On 25 Sep 2006 20:20:36 -0700, wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Dumbass... At least the shark had the good taste and sense to spit the guy out. |
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basskisser wrote:
Don White wrote: basskisser wrote: Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. We had a frost warning last week. Except for Saturday (Stones concert in a cold blowing rain) it's been very pleasant up here during the day (T shirt weather for the hardy). Nights do cool of quite a bit..but that's a relief from the summer heat...much easier to sleep (except for still new puppy) I would guess the Atlantic moderates your temps some. That's what they always claim. We usually have milder winters with less snow than comunities a couple hundred miles west of us. |
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Boris wrote: Dickhead .............. Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: On 25 Sep 2006 20:20:36 -0700, wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Dumbass... Well, I guess you when some get tired of shooting bottle rockets out of their ass and they feel the need to do something a bit different ......shark kissing is a logical choice. |
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wrote in message oups.com... DANG! that didn't work either!! Coult the link have something encrypted? Anyhow, here's where I got it from.... http://www.vintagebass.com/thedudepi...ad.php?t=21022 |
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wrote in message oups.com... DANG! that didn't work either!! Coult the link have something encrypted? Anyhow, here's where I got it from.... http://www.vintagebass.com/thedudepi...ad.php?t=21022 This link worked: I agree with the previous comments.......he is a dumbass and an idiot. ;-) |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
It might have been something on my end. When I went backt o check the link, the video had changed, to Clinton explaining his actions concerning Bin Laden with Wallace. Thats why I kept re posting the link, then re checking it. So, being frustrated with not getting the right video (so I thought) i gave up and posted where I got the link from. Did you see the article about the numb-nutz that fed his thumb to the eel? Fool tempted the eel with a hot dog. The eels following actions reminded me of the plant in "Little Shop of Horrors" "...must be blood... must be fresh..." JimH wrote: wrote in message oups.com... DANG! that didn't work either!! Coult the link have something encrypted? Anyhow, here's where I got it from.... http://www.vintagebass.com/thedudepi...ad.php?t=21022 This link worked: I agree with the previous comments.......he is a dumbass and an idiot. ;-) |
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wrote in message ups.com... It might have been something on my end. I was not talking about you Tim. I was talking about (as were others) the dumbass in the video! Thanks for the link. ;-) |
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LOL!
I know, Jim. I was explaining why I didn't think the link came out correct "on my end" JimH wrote: wrote in message ups.com... It might have been something on my end. I was not talking about you Tim. I was talking about (as were others) the dumbass in the video! Thanks for the link. ;-) |
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basskisser wrote:
Don White wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Here's your Chuckie Dot. What's the deal with the dots? Is this a new way to reprimand offending posters? Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. Nice sentence structure, expert. Try again. |
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JimH wrote: wrote in message oups.com... DANG! that didn't work either!! Coult the link have something encrypted? Anyhow, here's where I got it from.... http://www.vintagebass.com/thedudepi...ad.php?t=21022 This link worked: I agree with the previous comments.......he is a dumbass and an idiot. ;-) Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. |
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Dan Krueger wrote: basskisser wrote: Don White wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Here's your Chuckie Dot. What's the deal with the dots? Is this a new way to reprimand offending posters? Apparently! Chuck started doing it, perhaps it does something so his newsgroup software doesn't pick those posts up or *something*! Getting cold up there yet? My brother in western NY had frost this morning. Nice sentence structure, expert. Try again. Awe..... Your obsession with me is cute! |
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basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket |
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wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. |
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basskisser wrote:
wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. I know I would tell my kids not to kiss a shark, do not stick your hand into the prop while it is turning, or dive into unknown water without checking the depth of the area to make sure the entire area is deep enough for diving. There are many things where the consequences is so great, that you do not want your children to learn through experience. Kissing or harassing a shark, even a Nurse Shark, is one that falls into catagory. I am surprised that anyone would disagree, but in rec.boats, I learn something new everyday. |
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ups.com... Boris wrote: Dickhead .............. Shortwave Sportfishing wrote: On 25 Sep 2006 20:20:36 -0700, wrote: be patient , when playing the video, the commercial comes first. Dumbass... Well, I guess you when some get tired of shooting bottle rockets out of their ass and they feel the need to do something a bit different .....shark kissing is a logical choice. The guy's probably a big fan of "Jackass", the movie. |
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"basskisser" wrote in message
oups.com... wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. That's kinda dumb. If you find out your kid's hanging out with someone who's trying to mix explosives in their garage, do you say nothing? It's a bit different from climbing a tree. |
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. I know I would tell my kids not to kiss a shark, do not stick your hand into the prop while it is turning, or dive into unknown water without checking the depth of the area to make sure the entire area is deep enough for diving. There are many things where the consequences is so great, that you do not want your children to learn through experience. Kissing or harassing a shark, even a Nurse Shark, is one that falls into catagory. I am surprised that anyone would disagree, but in rec.boats, I learn something new everyday. Not doing the big things comes from common sense, by letting them do the little things, they learn. Just because a guy decides to kiss a shark, which he's probably done before, seeing how he has considerable experience with sharks, doesn't make him an idiot. |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
JoeSpareBedroom wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. That's kinda dumb. If you find out your kid's hanging out with someone who's trying to mix explosives in their garage, do you say nothing? It's a bit different from climbing a tree. No, not really. If you let them have their tumbles and falls with the little things, as opposed to protecting them by making them wear bubble wrap all the time, they learn from experience what NOT to do. |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
"basskisser" wrote in message
oups.com... JoeSpareBedroom wrote: "basskisser" wrote in message oups.com... wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. That's kinda dumb. If you find out your kid's hanging out with someone who's trying to mix explosives in their garage, do you say nothing? It's a bit different from climbing a tree. No, not really. If you let them have their tumbles and falls with the little things, as opposed to protecting them by making them wear bubble wrap all the time, they learn from experience what NOT to do. Better watch out with this theory. There is a vague line which, when crossed, is interpreted by the law in a way that will earn you jail time. |
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basskisser wrote: No, not really. If you let them have their tumbles and falls with the little things, as opposed to protecting them by making them wear bubble wrap all the time, they learn from experience what NOT to do. Like...sticking ones tongue in a live light socket. |
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basskisser wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. I know I would tell my kids not to kiss a shark, do not stick your hand into the prop while it is turning, or dive into unknown water without checking the depth of the area to make sure the entire area is deep enough for diving. There are many things where the consequences is so great, that you do not want your children to learn through experience. Kissing or harassing a shark, even a Nurse Shark, is one that falls into catagory. I am surprised that anyone would disagree, but in rec.boats, I learn something new everyday. Not doing the big things comes from common sense, by letting them do the little things, they learn. Just because a guy decides to kiss a shark, which he's probably done before, seeing how he has considerable experience with sharks, doesn't make him an idiot. I would bet if you asked the guy who kissed the shark if he thought he was an idiot i bet he would say yes. I would also guess he is not going to be kissing any other sharks. Anyone with real experience with Sharks would tell you not to harass or kiss a shark. |
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This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
"basskisser" wrote in message
oups.com... wrote: basskisser wrote: No, not really. If you let them have their tumbles and falls with the little things, as opposed to protecting them by making them wear bubble wrap all the time, they learn from experience what NOT to do. Like...sticking ones tongue in a live light socket. Keep your kids in bubble wrap. Then, when they get older, you can pay for their therapy because of their mental disabilities, and get them on Ritalin. Don't be ridiculous. There's a difference between these two ideas, and you know it: 1) If you don't wear a PFD, you are not allowed on the water skis. 2) The police told me you and your buddy were making Molotov cocktails in his garage. Are you ****ing crazy? |
This is what happens when you try to kiss a shark
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: basskisser wrote: Reginald P. Smithers III wrote: basskisser wrote: wrote: basskisser wrote: Yeah, anyone who would dare to actually experiment, have fun, try new things, be open minded, etc. must be totally foolish. Like sticking ones tongue in a live light socket There's nothing like experience for a teacher. Do you shelter your kids from climbing trees because they may get a boo-boo? Do you not let them run for fear of a scraped knee when they fall? Do you not let them swim for fear of drowning? Do you watch their every move to make sure they don't do something you think will harm them or get them dirty? Sheesh. I know I would tell my kids not to kiss a shark, do not stick your hand into the prop while it is turning, or dive into unknown water without checking the depth of the area to make sure the entire area is deep enough for diving. There are many things where the consequences is so great, that you do not want your children to learn through experience. Kissing or harassing a shark, even a Nurse Shark, is one that falls into catagory. I am surprised that anyone would disagree, but in rec.boats, I learn something new everyday. Not doing the big things comes from common sense, by letting them do the little things, they learn. Just because a guy decides to kiss a shark, which he's probably done before, seeing how he has considerable experience with sharks, doesn't make him an idiot. I would bet if you asked the guy who kissed the shark if he thought he was an idiot i bet he would say yes. I would also guess he is not going to be kissing any other sharks. Anyone with real experience with Sharks would tell you not to harass or kiss a shark. I'd bet he may say he shouldn't have done it, possibly say it was foolish, but I doubt he'd say he was an idiot. id‧i‧ot  /ˈɪdiət/ Pronunciation Key - Show Spelled Pronunciation[id-ee-uht] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation –noun 1. an utterly foolish or senseless person. 2. Psychology. a person of the lowest order in a former classification of mental retardation, having a mental age of less than three years old and an intelligence quotient under 25. Have you ever done things that afterward, you wish you hadn't? If not, you must have been wrapped in bubble wrap all of YOUR life. If so, do you consider yourself "utterly foolish" or having a mental age of less than 3 years old and an IQ under 25? When me and my brothers were kids, we lived in the country. We were also quite wild, spent most of our time in the woods by ourselves, or down at the river. I can name many, many things that we did that weren't exactly brilliant, but sure was fun! My uncle, who raised us, was pretty damned good at the butterfly bandage, I'll tell you that! All three of us became productive citizens, all three of us in fields demanding technical skills and knowledge. Hardly "idiots". |
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