(Joesparebedroom) wrote
Keep it up, Vic Tanny.


Au Contraire, Oh Big little man with arms the size of twigs, I seem to
remember you posting that you bench press 450 lbs, and run 6 miles a day
with 50 lbs of rocks or whatever in your backpack. No?
I wish I lived near you, I would bring my dog over just to let him take
a dump on that postage stamp sized lot of yours (I swear he craps on
command!) while you hid inside your house wishing you we're man enough
to come out and do something about it.
I guess we both have fantasies, too bad mine are closer to reality than
yours. 450lbs indeed!
Keep it up Dom Deluoise.

UD

""UglyDan®©T"" wrote in message
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(Joesparebedroom) wrote
Keep it up, Vic Tanny.


Au Contraire, Oh Big little man with arms the size of twigs, I seem to
remember you posting that you bench press 450 lbs, and run 6 miles a day
with 50 lbs of rocks or whatever in your backpack. No?
I wish I lived near you, I would bring my dog over just to let him take
a dump on that postage stamp sized lot of yours (I swear he craps on
command!) while you hid inside your house wishing you we're man enough
to come out and do something about it.
I guess we both have fantasies, too bad mine are closer to reality than
yours. 450lbs indeed!
Keep it up Dom Deluoise.

UD


You never saw me make any of the claims you mentioned above. If you
disagree, go find them. Good luck.

On Feb 5, 5:58*pm, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
I'd really put some money down on whether 90% of graduating high
school students could tell you what bicameral means - with the highest
percentage of them thinking it's some kind of clam.

No, they'd be wrong.
Everybody know's it's a picture taken via a camera with two lenses...

On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 11:10:47 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

Obedient was left out because I couldn't remember it for some reason
that I can't explain at the moment. :)

Mrs Wave may have some insight into that...

:-)

On Wed, 06 Feb 2008 19:55:57 -0500, Gene Kearns
wrote:

On Tue, 5 Feb 2008 13:39:37 -0800, Calif Bill penned the following
well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

Email from my 84 year old aunt.

Yeah, right......

So... an easy multiple choice question...

Is today(posting date):

A) Wednesday
B) February 6th
C) the 37th day of the year
D) Bob Marley Day

choose the most correct answer. First graders in Miss Mary's class
will have no problem with the right answer, will you?

PS

If you are smart enough to get this, you will also understand what is
so wrong with "No Child Left Behind."

And what is that?
--
John H

On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:24:12 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

wrote in message
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On Feb 6, 7:49 pm, John H. wrote:


Doug, has your kid been 11 all his life?
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John H- Hide quoted text -

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This IS the same guy that told me just last week I was a bad parent
because my kid would not "talk back" to a teacher. Pfffffttt. why do
you bother with this guy...? He is just making most of it up anyway..

=============================


You are a simple man, remember? So simple that you can't understand how a
kid earns privileges as the years pass.

Now, go make like a puppy and lick your genitals. Your master will come
along soon to rescue you from your latest morass.


So Krausish. I suppose it's what you do best.
--
John H

On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:19:40 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message


And you complain that your kid won't do chores when told.

Did he ever learn to fight his own battles? Do you get involved every
time
he disagrees with a teacher.

I guess so. You're always right, and you taught him, so he must be
always
right also.

Good for you.
--
John H


At 11, would you let YOUR kids talk back to adults? If you can find out
where your kids live, ask them if they remember.


Doug, has your kid been 11 all his life?
--
John H


This is about one week, one summer, one year. But, if you can explain how
you came up with "all his life", maybe I'll entertain your bizarre theory.


This is the example you've chosen for now. Last week it was a different
one, the week before a different one. My question remains, did he ever
learn to fight his own battles? Will you be there every time he has a run
in with authority? Sure hope to hell he doesn't join the Marines.
--
John H

"John H." wrote in message
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On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:19:40 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message


And you complain that your kid won't do chores when told.

Did he ever learn to fight his own battles? Do you get involved every
time
he disagrees with a teacher.

I guess so. You're always right, and you taught him, so he must be
always
right also.

Good for you.
--
John H


At 11, would you let YOUR kids talk back to adults? If you can find out
where your kids live, ask them if they remember.


Doug, has your kid been 11 all his life?
--
John H


This is about one week, one summer, one year. But, if you can explain how
you came up with "all his life", maybe I'll entertain your bizarre theory.


This is the example you've chosen for now. Last week it was a different
one, the week before a different one. My question remains, did he ever
learn to fight his own battles? Will you be there every time he has a run
in with authority? Sure hope to hell he doesn't join the Marines.
--
John H


He was taught to question and/or torment authority at exactly the right age
when he was able to do it successfully. He's done it quite well.

On Feb 7, 8:36*am, John H. wrote:
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:19:40 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"





wrote:
"John H." wrote in message

And you complain that your kid won't do chores when told.

Did he ever learn to fight his own battles? Do you get involved every
time
he disagrees with a teacher.

I guess so. You're always right, and you taught him, so he must be
always
right also.

Good for you.
--
John H

At 11, would you let YOUR kids talk back to adults? *If you can find out
where your kids live, ask them if they remember.

Doug, has your kid been 11 all his life?
--
John H

This is about one week, one summer, one year. But, if you can explain how
you came up with "all his life", maybe I'll entertain your bizarre theory..

This is the example you've chosen for now. Last week it was a different
one, the week before a different one. My question remains, did he ever
learn to fight his own battles? Will you be there every time he has a run
in with authority? Sure hope to hell he doesn't join the Marines.
--
John H- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'll tell you right now, my kids haven't been taught that if someone
higher ranking (someone with authority) wants them to do something
that they aren't comfortable with, or think is wrong, to not do it
just because of that person's authority. My kids have been taught not
to goose-step, that it's perfectly within their rights to say no.

On Feb 7, 10:26*am, wrote:
On Feb 7, 8:36*am, John H. wrote:





On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:19:40 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"

wrote:
"John H." wrote in message

And you complain that your kid won't do chores when told.

Did he ever learn to fight his own battles? Do you get involved every
time
he disagrees with a teacher.

I guess so. You're always right, and you taught him, so he must be
always
right also.

Good for you.
--
John H

At 11, would you let YOUR kids talk back to adults? *If you can find out
where your kids live, ask them if they remember.

Doug, has your kid been 11 all his life?
--
John H

This is about one week, one summer, one year. But, if you can explain how
you came up with "all his life", maybe I'll entertain your bizarre theory.

This is the example you've chosen for now. Last week it was a different
one, the week before a different one. My question remains, did he ever
learn to fight his own battles? Will you be there every time he has a run
in with authority? Sure hope to hell he doesn't join the Marines.
--
John H- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I'll tell you right now, my kids haven't been taught that if someone
higher ranking (someone with authority) wants them to do something
that they aren't comfortable with, or think is wrong, to not do it
just because of that person's authority. My kids have been taught not
to goose-step, that it's perfectly within their rights to say no.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I think all of us teach our kids the same way, then again to choose
their battles too. Problem here is some posters who tell us how we
should raise our kids, even down to specific situations which they
have little knowledge... then tell us stories that tell us they do not
live up to their own expectations. Second problem is those who would
address such drivel....