Eisboch wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message
. ..

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

I knew a kid in high school just like you... *everything* out of his mouth
was a lie. Unlike you however, once one group was on to him, he moved on
to another group. Why you're here boggles the mind....

--Mike

"hk" wrote in message
...
Market closed under 12000 and I made out like a bandit!

Thousands of quatloos will shortly be coming my way!

!!!


Mike, in all fairness, Harry's remarks were tongue-in-cheek and referred to
a 5 dollar "wager" with Tom.

Eisboch


Mikey is upset because I don't pay any attention to him or his drool. My
current limit of droolers is two - and Bert and Loogy are it, though
both of them are getting repetitive.

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:30:09 GMT, "Mike" wrote:

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

Hey Mike - relax - lighten up.

It was a play on the Quatloo stuff - Harry and I made a $5 bet on
where the market would end up yesterday.

Although I think he cheated - he was selling IBM as fast as I was
buying it. :)


WaWa wouldn't accept those quats you lost in exchange for a cup of Kona.

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:30:09 GMT, "Mike" wrote:

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

Hey Mike - relax - lighten up.

It was a play on the Quatloo stuff - Harry and I made a $5 bet on
where the market would end up yesterday.

Although I think he cheated - he was selling IBM as fast as I was
buying it. :)

But, he sold more shares than you bought

hk wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message
. ..

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

I knew a kid in high school just like you... *everything* out of his
mouth was a lie. Unlike you however, once one group was on to him, he
moved on to another group. Why you're here boggles the mind....

--Mike

"hk" wrote in message
...
Market closed under 12000 and I made out like a bandit!

Thousands of quatloos will shortly be coming my way!

!!!


Mike, in all fairness, Harry's remarks were tongue-in-cheek and
referred to a 5 dollar "wager" with Tom.

Eisboch

Mikey is upset because I don't pay any attention to him or his drool. My
current limit of droolers is two - and Bert and Loogy are it, though
both of them are getting repetitive.

I am honored to be one of your identified droolers.

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 08:08:16 -0500, BAR wrote:

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:30:09 GMT, "Mike" wrote:

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

Hey Mike - relax - lighten up.

It was a play on the Quatloo stuff - Harry and I made a $5 bet on
where the market would end up yesterday.

Although I think he cheated - he was selling IBM as fast as I was
buying it. :)

But, he sold more shares than you bought

Yeah - I know.

I'm still working through the backlog. :)

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 04:30:09 GMT, "Mike" wrote:

Suuuure you did Harry. Maybe you can buy another lobsta boat with the
proceeds.

I knew a kid in high school just like you... *everything* out of his mouth
was a lie. Unlike you however, once one group was on to him, he moved on to
another group. Why you're here boggles the mind....

--Mike

Because idiots keep responding to him and feeding him. Just plonk the
damn fool and anyone who responds to him so you never have to see him
again. That is until he starts using another of the thousand names and
then plonk that one and move on.

"BAR" wrote in message
. ..
I am honored to be one of your identified droolers.


It's the best compliment you've earned so far this year!

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:20:18 -0500, Salmon Bait
wrote:

I really think acorns are a good investment. The money is going 'green',
and my acorns are the way to go. These acorns will all be from oaks at
least six feet in circumference, guaranteed to be a tremendous carbon
offset.

$19.95 a dozen.

If I could have sold acorns for that at our old house in the north
east, I'd be a kazillionaire.

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 11:24:51 -0500, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:20:18 -0500, Salmon Bait
wrote:

I really think acorns are a good investment. The money is going 'green',
and my acorns are the way to go. These acorns will all be from oaks at
least six feet in circumference, guaranteed to be a tremendous carbon
offset.

$19.95 a dozen.

If I could have sold acorns for that at our old house in the north
east, I'd be a kazillionaire.

Well, I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Maybe if temperatures go up just a
little more, people will begin to see the light. I'm surprised that some of
our GW fans right here haven't bought a bunch.
--
Red Herring

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 11:24:51 -0500, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 07:20:18 -0500, Salmon Bait
wrote:

I really think acorns are a good investment. The money is going 'green',
and my acorns are the way to go. These acorns will all be from oaks at
least six feet in circumference, guaranteed to be a tremendous carbon
offset.

$19.95 a dozen.

If I could have sold acorns for that at our old house in the north
east, I'd be a kazillionaire.

Here's what I want to know.

Where did the exotic worm guy go - I want to get rid of those ugly
freakin' trees. :)

Hmmmm - could I get carbon credits for that? :)