Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 23:06:20 GMT, Don White
wrote:

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 03 Nov 2006 19:23:20 GMT, Don White
wrote:


You're just a fancy talkin' version of most of the regulars here

One of them there fast talkin' city slickers... :)

Hey come on - he's got a right to take shots too.

Long shots, but shots none the less. :)

Sure... but not if you continually preach against it and set yourself up
as a higher moral standard.
Lesser posters like me would have no one to look up to!

I will allow you to hold me to a higher standard.

It shouldn't be that hard to meet - I mean after all, you are
Canadian. :)

ba da boom - ~~ rimshot ~~

He did set that up for you.

"Don White" wrote in message
...
inferring he really doesn't have his lobster boat.
"inferring"? Stating the obvious should not be considered a cheap shot. And
just how did we get from Carolina Online Charts to Harry? Oh yeah, this is
"all Harry, all the time".

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...


Speaking of writing things:
Next time I'm back east I'll look you up and do a good report on your
lobster boat. Been a long time since you mentioned that here. You ever
going to come clean on that issue? It would be good for the soul. :-)




Gould, this post of yours says a lot. Do you know why?

During the great debate about Harry's Zimmerman-like Lobsta' boat many
questioned it's existence.
If fact, if I recall correctly some wagers were proposed by some pertaining
to him proving it's existence.

At some point Harry supposedly sent you some documentation that either
proved or disproved it's existence. He selected you to receive this
information based on his feeling that you could be trusted and would keep
the information confidential, only to be revealed on his say so.

So, are you now on the verge of not honoring that trust? Or threatening to
do so? Hope not.

Eisboch

JohnH wrote:
My boat, and probably most of those north of me, are up for the winter. Our
only boating post would be along the lines of: "Today I went to see if my
boat was still in storage. It was."


Here in IL. it's getting cold, however mine is still waiting for that
one or two good blasts of "Indian summer" so i can get a couple good
pas around the lake, before it heads for the crypt.


You'd be surprised how well a kill filter will reduce the number of garbage
posts.


I don't have a kill filter, I usually read, and shake my head, or just
"chuckle"

Eisboch wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...

Speaking of writing things:
Next time I'm back east I'll look you up and do a good report on your
lobster boat. Been a long time since you mentioned that here. You ever
going to come clean on that issue? It would be good for the soul. :-)




Gould, this post of yours says a lot. Do you know why?

During the great debate about Harry's Zimmerman-like Lobsta' boat many
questioned it's existence.
If fact, if I recall correctly some wagers were proposed by some pertaining
to him proving it's existence.

At some point Harry supposedly sent you some documentation that either
proved or disproved it's existence. He selected you to receive this
information based on his feeling that you could be trusted and would keep
the information confidential, only to be revealed on his say so.

So, are you now on the verge of not honoring that trust? Or threatening to
do so? Hope not.

Eisboch




The info Harry sent was concerning his Parker. Harry never sent Chuck
or anyone else any info concerning the Lobster Boat.

On Fri, 3 Nov 2006 21:19:59 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

During the great debate about Harry's Zimmerman-like Lobsta' boat many
questioned it's existence.
If fact, if I recall correctly some wagers were proposed by some pertaining
to him proving it's existence.

At some point Harry supposedly sent you some documentation that either
proved or disproved it's existence. He selected you to receive this
information based on his feeling that you could be trusted and would keep
the information confidential, only to be revealed on his say so.

I could be wrong on this but my recollection is that the documentation
in question was for the Parker.

Eisboch wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...

Speaking of writing things:
Next time I'm back east I'll look you up and do a good report on your
lobster boat. Been a long time since you mentioned that here. You ever
going to come clean on that issue? It would be good for the soul. :-)




Gould, this post of yours says a lot. Do you know why?

During the great debate about Harry's Zimmerman-like Lobsta' boat many
questioned it's existence.
If fact, if I recall correctly some wagers were proposed by some pertaining
to him proving it's existence.

At some point Harry supposedly sent you some documentation that either
proved or disproved it's existence. He selected you to receive this
information based on his feeling that you could be trusted and would keep
the information confidential, only to be revealed on his say so.

So, are you now on the verge of not honoring that trust? Or threatening to
do so? Hope not.

I believe that it was the Parker's purchase order that Harry sent to
Chuck for Chuck to confirm that Harry had actually purchased a boat with
the stipulation that Harry's name, address and purchase price not be
revealed. I do not believe that Harry has ever sent anyone information
regarding the 36' Zimmerman like lobsta' boat.

"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
. ..

The info Harry sent was concerning his Parker. Harry never sent Chuck
or anyone else any info concerning the Lobster Boat.

"Wayne.B" wrote in message
...

I could be wrong on this but my recollection is that the documentation
in question was for the Parker.

"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
...

I believe that it was the Parker's purchase order that Harry sent to
Chuck for Chuck to confirm that Harry had actually purchased a boat with
the stipulation that Harry's name, address and purchase price not be
revealed. I do not believe that Harry has ever sent anyone information
regarding the 36' Zimmerman like lobsta' boat.



Well, then aren't I the horse's ass?
My apologies to Gould.
I thought it was the Lobsta' boat.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
ups.com...


Speaking of writing things:
Next time I'm back east I'll look you up and do a good report on your
lobster boat. Been a long time since you mentioned that here. You ever
going to come clean on that issue? It would be good for the soul. :-)




Gould, this post of yours says a lot. Do you know why?

During the great debate about Harry's Zimmerman-like Lobsta' boat many
questioned it's existence.
If fact, if I recall correctly some wagers were proposed by some pertaining
to him proving it's existence.

At some point Harry supposedly sent you some documentation that either
proved or disproved it's existence. He selected you to receive this
information based on his feeling that you could be trusted and would keep
the information confidential, only to be revealed on his say so.

So, are you now on the verge of not honoring that trust? Or threatening to
do so? Hope not.

Eisboch


Your memory is faulty. The paperwork Harry sent my verified that he
bought his Parker, the YoHo. I never saw any evidence that he owned his
lobster boat.

If you will recall, when Harry bought his Parker a group of posters,
led by Karen of Oz, all claimed he was lying about buying a boat. Take
a look back in the archives if you would care to. You're just plain
wrong. Sorry.

Eisboch wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
. ..

The info Harry sent was concerning his Parker. Harry never sent Chuck
or anyone else any info concerning the Lobster Boat.

"Wayne.B" wrote in message
...

I could be wrong on this but my recollection is that the documentation
in question was for the Parker.

"Bert Robbins" wrote in message
...

I believe that it was the Parker's purchase order that Harry sent to
Chuck for Chuck to confirm that Harry had actually purchased a boat with
the stipulation that Harry's name, address and purchase price not be
revealed. I do not believe that Harry has ever sent anyone information
regarding the 36' Zimmerman like lobsta' boat.



Well, then aren't I the horse's ass?
My apologies to Gould.
I thought it was the Lobsta' boat.

Eisboch

Typed previous reply before I read this. Thanks for the apology.