wrote:
I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:
wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.

Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!

That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.

"basskisser" wrote in message
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wrote:
I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:
wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.

Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!

That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.

Do "typos" have to appear from adjacent keys?

ACP wrote:
"basskisser" wrote in message
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wrote:
I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:
wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.

Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!

That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.

Do "typos" have to appear from adjacent keys?

One would surmise that, yes, they'd need to be pretty close. Unless you
have hooves for hands or something. Take a look at your keyboard, and
tell me, how could you possibly get a q when you wanted a c, if you
have fingers?

"basskisser" wrote in message
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ACP wrote:
"basskisser" wrote in message
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wrote:
I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:
wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.

Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!

That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.

Do "typos" have to appear from adjacent keys?

One would surmise that, yes, they'd need to be pretty close. Unless you
have hooves for hands or something. Take a look at your keyboard, and
tell me, how could you possibly get a q when you wanted a c, if you
have fingers?

On my keyboard the Q is 2.5" from the C key, as measured from center to
center. Doesn't seem too far removed to me. Maybe Mr. Schnautz was typing
from his Palm device.

In Mr. Schnautz's case, maybe he's not a touch tydest.

I've made typxs where the errant key press was with the wrong hand.
And....I have fingers, albeit not very nimble.

This reminds me of a story I read in today's newspaper; the towns in my
state are accusing the state government of attempting to steal boat
registration fees from the town. Towns that are on our major lakes have
grown accustomed to serious revenues from boat registrations, but now the
state is making a move to capture that revenue. The towns don't provide many
services to boaters, but they do seem to enjoy the fees.

Actually, nothing in this thread reminded me of anything related to boating,
but I didn't have an opinion on the spelling ability of the previous posters
so I thought I'd add a comment that was somewhat boating related.

Thank you John, That's much appreciated. There is a local lake here
that the local municipality enjoys a $35.00 permit to use their lake.
which isn't bad. PLUS you have to show proof that your boat carries a
$100,000. liability policy. which isn't bad either. I don't thinkt he
State is gong to do much about that, though. And my favorite lake
(Carlyle IL) has $3.00 launch fees per launchor a $30.00 per year
permit with unlimited access, and the fees are controled by the Army
Corps of Engineers.

I dont' have a problem with that, either.

But I wouldn't be suprised if the State wouldn't figure a way to get
their hand in the till. I'm suprised they haven't done it already.


John Wentworth wrote:
This reminds me of a story I read in today's newspaper; the towns in my
state are accusing the state government of attempting to steal boat
registration fees from the town. Towns that are on our major lakes have
grown accustomed to serious revenues from boat registrations, but now the
state is making a move to capture that revenue. The towns don't provide many
services to boaters, but they do seem to enjoy the fees.

Actually, nothing in this thread reminded me of anything related to boating,
but I didn't have an opinion on the spelling ability of the previous posters
so I thought I'd add a comment that was somewhat boating related.

I like the liability bit. It should be mandatory like it is for autos in
many states. Your yearly launch fee is great. My local lake is $120 for the
year. Still better than the per/launch fee the amount I use it. ;-)

--Mike

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Thank you John, That's much appreciated. There is a local lake here
that the local municipality enjoys a $35.00 permit to use their lake.
which isn't bad. PLUS you have to show proof that your boat carries a
$100,000. liability policy. which isn't bad either. I don't thinkt he
State is gong to do much about that, though. And my favorite lake
(Carlyle IL) has $3.00 launch fees per launchor a $30.00 per year
permit with unlimited access, and the fees are controled by the Army
Corps of Engineers.

I dont' have a problem with that, either.

But I wouldn't be suprised if the State wouldn't figure a way to get
their hand in the till. I'm suprised they haven't done it already.


John Wentworth wrote:
This reminds me of a story I read in today's newspaper; the towns in my
state are accusing the state government of attempting to steal boat
registration fees from the town. Towns that are on our major lakes have
grown accustomed to serious revenues from boat registrations, but now the
state is making a move to capture that revenue. The towns don't provide
many
services to boaters, but they do seem to enjoy the fees.

Actually, nothing in this thread reminded me of anything related to
boating,
but I didn't have an opinion on the spelling ability of the previous
posters
so I thought I'd add a comment that was somewhat boating related.

basskisser wrote:
wrote:
I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:
wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.
Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!

That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.


Yeah, you must be correct, this guy must have thought curiosity started
with a "Q".

Bass do you really believe the words you type?

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

basskisser wrote:

wrote:

I confessed a long time ago that I'm not a good typist.

I figured I'd have to repeat it for you,

because you're not very bright.


basskisser wrote:

wrote:

It was a notation of quriosity...not a founded statement.

You're not very bright.

Oh, damn that's funny!!!!!!
Calling ME "not very bright"..........."quriosity"????? Heeehee!!!


That wasn't a typo. Look at your keyboard, the letter Q is nowhere near
the letter C. Liar.


Yeah, you must be correct, this guy must have thought curiosity started
with a "Q".

Bass do you really believe the words you type?


"Schnapps = whiskey", "cow down", "what to hell"

There is a reason he is still "the king"

"basskisser" wrote in message

By God, this is fun! Bassie, you're easier to set off than an Estes
rocket!!!