Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Don White wrote:


You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

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Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I
really don't know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only
have the snipits that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van
was stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any
excuse will do.


What you did is LYING to your insurance,

Pssst...Reggie...Don doesn't give a damn about what you think or what
advice you offer or what you think is appropriate. If Don weren't such
a polite Canadian, he'd tell you to G.P.U.A.R.

Got it?

Psstt..... my post was not intended for those whose who do not the
ability to learn,


You were responding *directly* to Don, crap-for-brains. Why don't you
save your "advice" for those who appreciate hearing from a guy who owns
no boat, who doesn't have a real name, and who pimps for his imaginary
son's imaginary girlfriend?

On Apr 21, 11:21*am, "Don White" wrote:
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On Apr 20, 4:34 pm, "Don White" wrote:





"JimH" wrote in message

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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.

The same is true about your boat insurance. I

If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.

I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting here?

I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.

You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

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Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. *I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
*I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. *Any excuse will do.- Hide quoted text -

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If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

On Apr 21, 12:36*pm, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Don White wrote:

You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

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Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. *I only have
the snipits that other posters may leave in when they reply.
*I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van
was stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. *Any excuse
will do.

What you did is LYING to your insurance,

Pssst...Reggie...Don doesn't give a damn about what you think or what
advice you offer or what you think is appropriate. If Don weren't such a
polite Canadian, he'd tell you to G.P.U.A.R.

Got it?

Psstt..... my post was not intended for those whose who do not the
ability to learn, as I said many people can and do learn from other's
mistakes. *What Don did is not unique, but it does highlight the
importance of telling the truth on ALL insurance applications, if you
really want to be insured. * Even on your boat insurance, if you do not
provide accurate information concerning your auto driving history or
previous claims on your auto or home insurance, they can use that as
legal justification not to pay on your boat insurance. *Not only can
they do it, but on large claims they WILL do it.

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Harry's even answering for Don now, how cute!!

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"JimH" wrote in message

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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.

The same is true about your boat insurance. I

If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.

I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with
you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting
here?

I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.

You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------*--------------------
Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any excuse will do.-
Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

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That so?
If I needed advice on insurance, legal matters, health, love life, whatever,
I'd be in a pretty sad state of affairs if I had to ask one of the Septic
Sisters.
You, on the other hand, can consult tham all you like for assistance in
mixing concrete, growing recrational substances...whatever. Good luck.

Don White wrote:
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On Apr 21, 11:21 am, "Don White" wrote:
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On Apr 20, 4:34 pm, "Don White" wrote:





"JimH" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.
The same is true about your boat insurance. I
If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.
I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with
you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting
here?
I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.
You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------*--------------------
Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any excuse will do.-
Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

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That so?
If I needed advice on insurance, legal matters, health, love life, whatever,
I'd be in a pretty sad state of affairs if I had to ask one of the Septic
Sisters.
You, on the other hand, can consult tham all you like for assistance in
mixing concrete, growing recrational substances...whatever. Good luck.




Imagine having a commercial construction project to complete and finding
out that one of the people you have to deal with is Loogy, the idiot of
rec.boats, a mentally incompetent abuser of alcohol and illegal
substances. I'd made sure he got off the site and stayed off it.

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Don White wrote:
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On Apr 21, 11:21 am, "Don White" wrote:
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On Apr 20, 4:34 pm, "Don White" wrote:





"JimH" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.
The same is true about your boat insurance. I
If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.
I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with
you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting
here?
I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.
You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------*--------------------
Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any excuse will
do.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

------------------------------------------------

That so?
If I needed advice on insurance, legal matters, health, love life,
whatever, I'd be in a pretty sad state of affairs if I had to ask one of
the Septic Sisters.
You, on the other hand, can consult tham all you like for assistance in
mixing concrete, growing recrational substances...whatever. Good luck.


Imagine having a commercial construction project to complete and finding
out that one of the people you have to deal with is Loogy, the idiot of
rec.boats, a mentally incompetent abuser of alcohol and illegal
substances. I'd made sure he got off the site and stayed off it.


You just have to hope & trust that a lot of the questionable characters here
are just acting up & playing games.
I doubt they'd last in the real world if they are as they present
themselves.

On Apr 21, 2:33*pm, HK wrote:
Don White wrote:
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On Apr 21, 11:21 am, "Don White" wrote:
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On Apr 20, 4:34 pm, "Don White" wrote:

"JimH" wrote in message
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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.
The same is true about your boat insurance. I
If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.
I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with
you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting
here?
I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.
You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------**--------------------
Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any excuse will do.-
Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

------------------------------------------------

That so?
If I needed advice on insurance, legal matters, health, love life, whatever,
I'd be in a pretty sad state of affairs if I had to ask one of the Septic
Sisters.
You, on the other hand, can consult tham all you like for assistance in
mixing concrete, growing recrational substances...whatever. *Good luck..

Imagine having a commercial construction project to complete and finding
out that one of the people you have to deal with is Loogy, the idiot of
rec.boats, a mentally incompetent abuser of alcohol and illegal
substances. I'd made sure he got off the site and stayed off it.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Okay, idiot, now you've went and made solid allegations against me ala
JimH. PROVE ANY of it, asshole.
NO short fat nail biting labor organizer can do a damned thing to get
me off of a job. As a matter of fact, I can get YOU off of a job in a
heartbeat. I still like the fact that you are such a little pussy that
you hide behind your Bozo's bin and insult and call people childish
names. Grow up. I see there's not much action for you over at Chuck's
place. Guess you just can't lie and expect those over there to believe
you, huh?

On Apr 21, 2:14*pm, "Don White" wrote:
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On Apr 21, 11:21 am, "Don White" wrote:





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On Apr 20, 4:34 pm, "Don White" wrote:

"JimH" wrote in message

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"HK" wrote in message
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Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Yesterday, there was a discussion concerning lying on your auto
insurance, to help reduce your rates. This is a great way to lower
your
cost, unless you actually have to file a claim.

The same is true about your boat insurance. I

If you ever buy a boat, you can follow the advice you googled.

I see Reggie the troll is back at it again..........trying to pick a
fight........this time with Don. He earlier tried to start one with
you.
When will folks here catch onto what he only reason is for posting
here?

I don't know why you guys don't throw Waylon Smithers into your septic
tanks. He never adds anything of value boating related.
From what I see above he's wrong as usual when he sticks his ample nose
into
other peoples business.

You don't think his advice on not lying to your insurer is good advice?

---------------------------------------------------------------------------**--------------------
Since I don't see his posts unless someone reguritates them, I really
don't
know if his unsolicited advice was good or bad. I only have the snipits
that other posters may leave in when they reply.
I don't lie to my insurer... I found out last year when my mini-van was
stolen how they weasel out of paying for all damages. Any excuse will do..-
Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If you didn't know if his advice was good or bad, you then had no
basis for comment.

------------------------------------------------

That so?
If I needed advice on insurance, legal matters, health, love life, whatever,
I'd be in a pretty sad state of affairs if I had to ask one of the Septic
Sisters.
You, on the other hand, can consult tham all you like for assistance in
mixing concrete, growing recrational substances...whatever. *Good luck.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

What advice did Reggie give that you think wasn't good? Now you are
getting like JimH and Harry and starting to make accusations about
things you know NOTHING about. What's next? Are you going to start
saying nasty, untrue things and making up lies about my wife and
school aged children like JimH did?

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What advice did Reggie give that you think wasn't good? Now you are
getting like JimH and Harry and starting to make accusations about
things you know NOTHING about. What's next? Are you going to start
saying nasty, untrue things and making up lies about my wife and
school aged children like JimH did?


As my last word on this........
Since I didn't see Reggie's advice, and on the slight chance that he really
thought he was helping me..... will you please tell him that I doubt he
could tell me anything about the subject that I don't already know...or
could find out from people in the business.

If he was playing his usual '**** stirring' game......tell him to kiss my
a**.
Thank you for your interest and assistance.

Don White wrote:
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What advice did Reggie give that you think wasn't good? Now you are
getting like JimH and Harry and starting to make accusations about
things you know NOTHING about. What's next? Are you going to start
saying nasty, untrue things and making up lies about my wife and
school aged children like JimH did?


As my last word on this........
Since I didn't see Reggie's advice, and on the slight chance that he really
thought he was helping me..... will you please tell him that I doubt he
could tell me anything about the subject that I don't already know...or
could find out from people in the business.

If he was playing his usual '**** stirring' game......tell him to kiss my
a**.
Thank you for your interest and assistance.




Poor, dumb Loogy...the only guy on the construction site without a hard
hat because...well, because a serious head injury wouldn't make any
difference. :)\