jim wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:50:44 -0400, jim wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:55:59 -0400, jim wrote:

Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"JohnH" wrote in message
news
I'm getting pretty good at picking up speed on the downgrade and
letting it
bleed off on the upgrade. Works pretty well, lets me stay in
overdrive, and
saves gas.

I just miss the manual tranny.
With all due respect, what you are missing is a vehicle designed
to tow something.

You don't want to be in overdrive while towing. An automatic,
designed for towing applications, will figure it out for you.

Eisboch

I have the same car. I tow in 4th, not in OD, and when necessary,
I downshift to third or lower. Much easier on the transmission.
You and John co-own the same car? No wonder youse guys are at each
others throat all the time.
Jim, I'm not at Krause's throat. I think I've address a comment to
him once
in the past month.
I was joking John.

I know! :)
Almost anyone could see that I think a lot of Harry. And I know he
thinks a
lot of me, 'cause he's talking to me all the time. He's a special guy.

Touching.



I'm enjoying Herring's little chuckie dots...I know he's just this side
of a stroke, what with just about everything in his political world
going the way opposite of what he wants.

What could be sweeter than Herring choking on a box of chuckie dots.

On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 22:26:17 -0400, Boater wrote:

jim wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:50:44 -0400, jim wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:55:59 -0400, jim wrote:

Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"JohnH" wrote in message
news
I'm getting pretty good at picking up speed on the downgrade and
letting it
bleed off on the upgrade. Works pretty well, lets me stay in
overdrive, and
saves gas.

I just miss the manual tranny.
With all due respect, what you are missing is a vehicle designed
to tow something.

You don't want to be in overdrive while towing. An automatic,
designed for towing applications, will figure it out for you.

Eisboch

I have the same car. I tow in 4th, not in OD, and when necessary,
I downshift to third or lower. Much easier on the transmission.
You and John co-own the same car? No wonder youse guys are at each
others throat all the time.
Jim, I'm not at Krause's throat. I think I've address a comment to
him once
in the past month.
I was joking John.

I know! :)
Almost anyone could see that I think a lot of Harry. And I know he
thinks a
lot of me, 'cause he's talking to me all the time. He's a special guy.

Touching.



I'm enjoying Herring's little chuckie dots...I know he's just this side
of a stroke, what with just about everything in his political world
going the way opposite of what he wants.

What could be sweeter than Herring choking on a box of chuckie dots.

--
A Harry Krause truism:

"It's not a *baby* kicking, beautiful bride, it's just a fetus!"
[A Narcissistic Hypocrite]

JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 22:26:17 -0400, Boater wrote:

jim wrote:
JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 20:50:44 -0400, jim wrote:

JohnH wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 17:55:59 -0400, jim wrote:

Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"JohnH" wrote in message
news
I'm getting pretty good at picking up speed on the downgrade and
letting it
bleed off on the upgrade. Works pretty well, lets me stay in
overdrive, and
saves gas.

I just miss the manual tranny.
With all due respect, what you are missing is a vehicle designed
to tow something.

You don't want to be in overdrive while towing. An automatic,
designed for towing applications, will figure it out for you.

Eisboch

I have the same car. I tow in 4th, not in OD, and when necessary,
I downshift to third or lower. Much easier on the transmission.
You and John co-own the same car? No wonder youse guys are at each
others throat all the time.
Jim, I'm not at Krause's throat. I think I've address a comment to
him once
in the past month.
I was joking John.
I know! :)
Almost anyone could see that I think a lot of Harry. And I know he
thinks a
lot of me, 'cause he's talking to me all the time. He's a special guy.

Touching.


I'm enjoying Herring's little chuckie dots...I know he's just this side
of a stroke, what with just about everything in his political world
going the way opposite of what he wants.

What could be sweeter than Herring choking on a box of chuckie dots.




Thanks...it certainly did bear repeating!

BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess
it does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?

When are you moving out of Virginia?

"Boater" wrote in message
...


BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?


Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't done
anything of importance yet?

Eisboch

On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:18:58 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Boater" wrote in message
...


BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?


Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't done
anything of importance yet?

He didn't write them.

Ayers did. :)

"Tom Francis - SWSports" wrote in
message ...
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 08:18:58 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Boater" wrote in message
...


BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess
it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?


Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't
done
anything of importance yet?

He didn't write them.

Ayers did. :)

Ayers wrote the first one. The second one either Obama wrote or a different
ghost writer. 2nd one, not as well written and different style.

Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...


BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?


Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't done
anything of importance yet?

Eisboch



In your mind, perhaps, he's not done anything of importance. He's had a
remarkable life so far.

I don't know what Obama pays for his suits, but they're nothing special.
He might be a bit hard to fit because of his height and lack of
avoirdupois, though.

A $1000 is about average for a decent made to order man's business suit
these days, by the way. I wore one yesterday for a meeting downtown.
Boy, was I surprised...right after Labor Day, the client changed its
dress code to "business casual" except for board meetings and meetings
with "new investors." I was the only one there wearing a tie...but not
for long.

On Oct 22, 8:34*am, Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...

BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?

Right. *It's just not fair. * Obama has to pay for his own *$1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" *pay for them. *Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't done
anything of importance yet?

Eisboch

In your mind, perhaps, he's not done anything of importance. He's had a
remarkable life so far.

I don't know what Obama pays for his suits, but they're nothing special.
* He might be a bit hard to fit because of his height and lack of
avoirdupois, though.

A $1000 is about average for a decent made to order man's business suit
these days, by the way. I wore one yesterday for a meeting downtown.
Boy, was I surprised...right after Labor Day, the client changed its
dress code to "business casual" except for board meetings and meetings
with "new investors." I was the only one there wearing a tie...but not
for long.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Yeah, sure, we believe you.

wrote:
On Oct 22, 8:34 am, Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...
BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I guess it
does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?
Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400 suits.
Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?
BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't done
anything of importance yet?
Eisboch
In your mind, perhaps, he's not done anything of importance. He's had a
remarkable life so far.

I don't know what Obama pays for his suits, but they're nothing special.
He might be a bit hard to fit because of his height and lack of
avoirdupois, though.

A $1000 is about average for a decent made to order man's business suit
these days, by the way. I wore one yesterday for a meeting downtown.
Boy, was I surprised...right after Labor Day, the client changed its
dress code to "business casual" except for board meetings and meetings
with "new investors." I was the only one there wearing a tie...but not
for long.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Yeah, sure, we believe you.

It might be true. He's 6'3" with a 30" inseam. That would require a
custom suit. As for the meeting - pure bull****. WAFA.

Boater wrote:
Eisboch wrote:
"Boater" wrote in message
...


BTW, that donation you made to the GOP...how do you think it looks on
Sarah's back as part of $150,000 wardrobe you helped pay for...I
guess it does mean you *can* put lipstick on a pig, eh?


Right. It's just not fair. Obama has to pay for his own $1,400
suits. Helps to connect to the middle class, you know.
Of course, his income from two "memoirs" pay for them. Or do they?

BTW .... how do you write two memoirs as a young man who really hasn't
done anything of importance yet?

Eisboch



In your mind, perhaps, he's not done anything of importance. He's had a
remarkable life so far.

I don't know what Obama pays for his suits, but they're nothing special.
He might be a bit hard to fit because of his height and lack of
avoirdupois, though.

A $1000 is about average for a decent made to order man's business suit
these days, by the way. I wore one yesterday for a meeting downtown.
Boy, was I surprised...right after Labor Day, the client changed its
dress code to "business casual" except for board meetings and meetings
with "new investors." I was the only one there wearing a tie...but not
for long.


$1000 suits, $600 bicycles, $???? mystery 2 wheelers. Sheet. Hairbrain
is spending down so that Nobama can't tax it away from him. Good strategy.