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Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing and
you spit in Harrys' face.

I was one of the chosen few too Don. I had to decline due to the fact
that I was physically worn out from a neighborhood fishing trip and
other household activities that weekend. You ain't been fishing until
you been fishing with my neighbors.

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Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing and
you spit in Harrys' face.



Herring gave up his invitation to become a charter member of the
"Assholes Obsessed with Harry Club." I suppose if your physical
abilities are failing, as Herring's are, you have to try to live
vicariously. Are you waiting for the next report from the Diaper Cruise
to Nowhere aboard the S.S. Mickey Mouse? :}

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"HK" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief
or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing
and you spit in Harrys' face.



Herring gave up his invitation to become a charter member of the "Assholes
Obsessed with Harry Club." I suppose if your physical abilities are
failing, as Herring's are, you have to try to live vicariously. Are you
waiting for the next report from the Diaper Cruise to Nowhere aboard the
S.S. Mickey Mouse? :}

If I have to read another of his Goofy cruise reports I'll be ready to take
one.

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 10:18:02 -0500, BAR wrote:


http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/html/pa592/pa592index.html

All tools to get the corporations to do what the government wants, why
is this a problem to you. You really are a quite a bit dim at times.

There are other ways to get corporations to do what the government
wants. Say, pass a law.

You asked for a definition of corporate welfare, here's one: "a program
is considered Corporate Welfare if its public cost outweighs its public
benefits." I believe it's Ralph Nadar's.

I have no problems with corporations doing what they were designed to do,
but an incestuous relationship has developed between corporations and our
politicians. At the heart of it, is campaign finance.

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:13:48 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H." wrote in message
.. .
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.



Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.

Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing and
you spit in Harrys' face.


Wrong boat. He offered me a ride on his 25' Parker (no matter what lie he
makes up). I declined because I couldn't have taken being with Harry that
long, at least not on a boat that small.

Now, if he offered to take me along on the Disney Magic, that might be
different.

No, I didn't spit in his face. Be careful, you're getting close to making
up lies to make your story better, a la JimH and Harry.

Become your own man, Don. Being a puppy is unbecoming.
--
John H

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:31:30 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"HK" wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief
or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing
and you spit in Harrys' face.



Herring gave up his invitation to become a charter member of the "Assholes
Obsessed with Harry Club." I suppose if your physical abilities are
failing, as Herring's are, you have to try to live vicariously. Are you
waiting for the next report from the Diaper Cruise to Nowhere aboard the
S.S. Mickey Mouse? :}

If I have to read another of his Goofy cruise reports I'll be ready to take
one.


Have you been out on Harry's 36 footer, Don? That thing should handle the
bay chop pretty well. That's about the size many of the local charter
captains use.
--
John H

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"John H." wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:13:48 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H." wrote in message
. ..
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief
or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.



Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.

Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing
and
you spit in Harrys' face.


Wrong boat. He offered me a ride on his 25' Parker (no matter what lie he
makes up). I declined because I couldn't have taken being with Harry that
long, at least not on a boat that small.

Now, if he offered to take me along on the Disney Magic, that might be
different.

No, I didn't spit in his face. Be careful, you're getting close to making
up lies to make your story better, a la JimH and Harry.

Become your own man, Don. Being a puppy is unbecoming.
--
John H

Gee...it wasn't so long ago that you were Chuck's deputy sheriff. Now that
was embarrassing.... even I was embarrassed for you, the way you tagged
along trying your best to be a reasonable facsimile... but ended up just a
cheap copy.

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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 19:29:17 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H." wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:13:48 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:


"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief
or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.



Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.

Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H

Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing
and
you spit in Harrys' face.


Wrong boat. He offered me a ride on his 25' Parker (no matter what lie he
makes up). I declined because I couldn't have taken being with Harry that
long, at least not on a boat that small.

Now, if he offered to take me along on the Disney Magic, that might be
different.

No, I didn't spit in his face. Be careful, you're getting close to making
up lies to make your story better, a la JimH and Harry.

Become your own man, Don. Being a puppy is unbecoming.
--
John H

Gee...it wasn't so long ago that you were Chuck's deputy sheriff. Now that
was embarrassing.... even I was embarrassed for you, the way you tagged
along trying your best to be a reasonable facsimile... but ended up just a
cheap copy.


Whoooosh!

Be your own man, Don.
--
John H

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Don White wrote:
"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:13:48 -0400, "Don White"
wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax relief
or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H
Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an outing
and
you spit in Harrys' face.

Wrong boat. He offered me a ride on his 25' Parker (no matter what lie he
makes up). I declined because I couldn't have taken being with Harry that
long, at least not on a boat that small.

Now, if he offered to take me along on the Disney Magic, that might be
different.

No, I didn't spit in his face. Be careful, you're getting close to making
up lies to make your story better, a la JimH and Harry.

Become your own man, Don. Being a puppy is unbecoming.
--
John H

Gee...it wasn't so long ago that you were Chuck's deputy sheriff. Now that
was embarrassing.... even I was embarrassed for you, the way you tagged
along trying your best to be a reasonable facsimile... but ended up just a
cheap copy.



Good grief, after all these years, herring is still lying about that...

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Don White wrote:
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:13:48 -0400, "Don White"

wrote:

"John H." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:54:40 -0500, HK
wrote:

BAR wrote:

I am glad that the government encourages corporations, via tax
relief or
grants, to grow and expand and employ more individuals.

Corporations are good.


Our own little Gordon Gekko...how nice.

It's just wonderful that we grant welfare to corporations so they
can
shut down US operations, fire US workers and hire slave labor
overseas.
Poor Harry, never owned a share of stock, never owned any mutual fund
shares, never invested in a retirement plan owning mutual fund
shares...what a crying shame.

Of course, that lobsta' boat is probably appreciating significantly!
--
John H
Johnny...why are you so interested in Harrys' boats?
I believe you were one of the chosen few who was ever offered an
outing and
you spit in Harrys' face.

Wrong boat. He offered me a ride on his 25' Parker (no matter what lie
he
makes up). I declined because I couldn't have taken being with Harry
that
long, at least not on a boat that small.

Now, if he offered to take me along on the Disney Magic, that might be
different.

No, I didn't spit in his face. Be careful, you're getting close to
making
up lies to make your story better, a la JimH and Harry.

Become your own man, Don. Being a puppy is unbecoming.
--
John H

Gee...it wasn't so long ago that you were Chuck's deputy sheriff. Now
that was embarrassing.... even I was embarrassed for you, the way you
tagged along trying your best to be a reasonable facsimile... but ended
up just a cheap copy.

Good grief, after all these years, herring is still lying about that...

John Herring lives in a glass house.

And he continues to bring me up with lies about me.............tell those
lies enough times and folks may start to believe them.

Infatuation. The old man needs another Goofy Cruise.

Better yet, he could get a job on the Disney cruise ship and play the part
of Goofy.
If he had the endurance to stay on his feet for more than 15 minutes at a
time, he'd be a natural.