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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 08:37:15 -0400, jeff
wrote:

Ken Fortenberry wrote:


I don't lie


fawn lake...


Jeff, I believe there are two fawn lakes. I know you found one that
was nowhere near the description that Fortenberry gave, but I have
heard of another one which is exactly as he described it.

Topozone says there are 53, divided among 17 states. Interestingly, 12 of
them are in Wisconsin (4 in Vilas county alone) and not a single one is
listed as being under a bar stool in Cooke City, Montana.

Wolfgang
who, nevertheless, has it on good authority that it can be seen clearly from
there.

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Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 08:37:15 -0400, jeff
wrote:


Ken Fortenberry wrote:


I don't lie


fawn lake...



Jeff, I believe there are two fawn lakes. I know you found one that
was nowhere near the description that Fortenberry gave, but I have
heard of another one which is exactly as he described it.

Dave


dave - it's a decent effort for your friend, but it doesn't fit or
answer the dispute. i suspect there are probably more than two fawn
lakes...but ken and i were talking about the same one in Yellowstone
near the headwaters of the gardner and fawn creek (east of fan pass)...
the one i know exists, is shown on yellowstone maps, has plenty of
water, and holds sizeable brook trout; and, being the identical one ken
first stated didn't exist at all, then said was only a mud hole or
something like that. he even impLIED we (Warren, John Hightower, Chas,
and I) falsified the photos we took of the lake and the fish caught in
the lake. go back and look at the notes we exchanged about the location
and you'll be satisfied we were in the same spot. he just wasn't
telling the truth...

you may also recall my willingness to prove his lie... i offered a wager
in which i agreed to advance the cost of his airfare to Yellowstone in a
month suitable to him (i think it was august or september he liked best)
for a visit to fawn lake just to prove he wasn't correct - with his only
obligation being to reimburse me and pay my airfare and the cost of the
horsey ride (or something like that), and to admit his lie publicly, if
he was wrong.

dave - i'm sure you know when someone makes the bold assertion "i don't
lie", one should have no doubt, and no further proof should be required,
as to whether or not they are in fact a liar.

hope all is well in the land of democrats. i'm off to chase the puppy
drum tomorrow.

jeff

jeff

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On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 07:43:43 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"George Cleveland" wrote in message
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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 10:24:40 -0500, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


wrote in message
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Don't store your leaders coiled. Put a couple of wire nails about 10-12
feet/3-4m apart in a climate-controlled room and use plastic coated
paperclips and rubber bands to store them.

Well, sure, that's good enough as far as it goes.......but what about
stopping neutrinos?

Wolfgang
who knows that one ignores entropy at one's peril.



I don't know about neutrinos but one of the guys on the WI MB just
emailed me asking for your leader formula Wolf. It was Jeremy, the
Brit. He tried one at Avalanche a few years ago and they impressed
him. He says that he's approaching perfection and they just might push
him over the edge.

Ah yes, the secret formula! They'll have to pry it out of my cold dead
brain! There is no power on Earth that can make me reveal that I start with
a hunk of cheap 30 lb. nylon mono about 30 inches long (or somewhere in that
neighborhood, anyhow) and then work down through 20 lb., 15, 12, 10, 8, and
6 (all of which are the cheapest nylon mono I can lay my hands on*) with
each successive piece being 2/3 the length of the previous chunk until we
reach ten inches or so, after which any remaining are tied at that length
(all lengths being "finished" lengths....after knots at both ends are
completed......remember to make appropriate allowances). I use the
Surgeon's Knot, three turns for the big stuff, four for the smaller.

This formula is doubtless the result of many years of painstaking research,
calculation, experimentation and whatnot all by someone with a great deal of
dedication and determination. I found it somewhere or other a long time
ago. It worked. Never bothered to look at any others.

Tell Jeremy I says hello and if we ever meet up again and he casts better
than me, he owes me something or other. :)

Wolfgang
* eagle claw something or other.....buck seventy seven a spool.....at k-mart
or wal-mart.....or something or other like that.....if memory serves.



Thanks Wolfgang

g.c.

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On 20 Sep, 13:03, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
Mike wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Mike wrote:
You are lying again Kenny boy, ...
Please, do carry on.

Well, at least there were no lies in the actual post this time, only
in the quotes.

I don't lie, Your Loony Mikeness. You, on the other hand, have
already confessed to a long-standing run of lies while vowing
to lie no more. As if anyone would believe a self-confessed liar
of long standing.

I have every intention of continuing Kenny boy,

Good ! There's no better way to convince roff that you are
indeed a stark, raving madman than hundreds of His Loony
Mikeness psycho posts. Your own words are the best. LOL !!

but you seem to be
running out of lies, propaganda, and the calumny you are otherwise
wont to indulge in.

No, you silly piece of work, I went to bed. LOL !!!

Please, do carry on.

--
Ken Fortenberry

More lies Kenny boy. I have not confessed to anything of the sort. I
have no need to lie about you, the truth is much more damaging.

MC