Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
Here's a sad story.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/nova-scotia...r-funeral.html
Nothing lost, after all, he was a Canadian.


Smithers... you're suprising me. Why stoop to the level of a Dan, Fritz or
Jack Goff.
At one time you seemed a step above this. Coming out of the closet?

Besides, the 'Canadian' survived his three wounds. His wife, who was born &
raised in the Carolinas, came to Halifax to become a Canadian citizen and
then went back home to help wherever she could.....died leaving her children
motherless.



Don,

Here's another sad story:
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/s...ebe952&k=54450

wow I found another one that is much closer to home, this makes me very
sad because it happened in your city. See you don't even have to look
outside of your city limits to feel sad.

http://www.cbc.ca/cp/Atlantic/070110/t011021A.html

I am really feeling depressed now, all those Canadians dying up above
the US border really makes me depressed.

Why would you want to cut and paste an article about someone you didn't
know, dying in New Orleans (a city you don't live in), when you could
cut and paste 100's even 1000's of other articles about Canadians being
killed by Canadians. All of those people have family members who are
now grieving because they have lost a loved one. What made this one
person more important than all the others who have lost family members
to a violent death. It might make more sense for you to cut and paste
obits and news articles about death to alt.obituaries, than rec.boats.

Some how I find it hard to believe with all of the deaths that occur
every day, that you cut and pasted a news article about a Canadian who
died in N.O. because you felt sorry for the family, and wanted us to
share in your grief and help you through this stressful time. To me it
seemed like a really **** poor troll about guns in America and how
violent America is.

So forgive me if I find it hard to believe that you shared that article
so we can offer the family members our condolences about their lose, see
I thought it you was just you trolling for a political fight.

One of the dangers of boating near a hydro-electric dam is that if you
get too close to the spillway it's pretty easy to get, *sucked in*.

Chuck Gould wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" wrote in message
. ..
Don White wrote:
Here's a sad story.
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/nova-scotia...r-funeral.html
Nothing lost, after all, he was a Canadian.

Smithers... you're suprising me. Why stoop to the level of a Dan, Fritz or
Jack Goff.
At one time you seemed a step above this. Coming out of the closet?

Besides, the 'Canadian' survived his three wounds. His wife, who was born &
raised in the Carolinas, came to Halifax to become a Canadian citizen and
then went back home to help wherever she could.....died leaving her children
motherless.



Don,

Here's another sad story:
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/s...ebe952&k=54450

wow I found another one that is much closer to home, this makes me very
sad because it happened in your city. See you don't even have to look
outside of your city limits to feel sad.

http://www.cbc.ca/cp/Atlantic/070110/t011021A.html

I am really feeling depressed now, all those Canadians dying up above
the US border really makes me depressed.

Why would you want to cut and paste an article about someone you didn't
know, dying in New Orleans (a city you don't live in), when you could
cut and paste 100's even 1000's of other articles about Canadians being
killed by Canadians. All of those people have family members who are
now grieving because they have lost a loved one. What made this one
person more important than all the others who have lost family members
to a violent death. It might make more sense for you to cut and paste
obits and news articles about death to alt.obituaries, than rec.boats.

Some how I find it hard to believe with all of the deaths that occur
every day, that you cut and pasted a news article about a Canadian who
died in N.O. because you felt sorry for the family, and wanted us to
share in your grief and help you through this stressful time. To me it
seemed like a really **** poor troll about guns in America and how
violent America is.

So forgive me if I find it hard to believe that you shared that article
so we can offer the family members our condolences about their lose, see
I thought it you was just you trolling for a political fight.

One of the dangers of boating near a hydro-electric dam is that if you
get too close to the spillway it's pretty easy to get, *sucked in*.


Yup, I did get sucked in on that one, even though it was so obviously a
spillway just begging people to get sucked in.