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911, a day at the beach.
"Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "asadi" wrote in message t... "Wolfgang -snip- . When I look up......everybody's gone. Wolfgang I say when it freezes, we haul it out on sleds.... Pretty steep bank there. Gonna need a POWERFUL winch. john...nice one... Thanks, John. Wolfgang ....no Problem... I was leaving the ferry in St. francisville or some such town after crossing the mighty Mississippi on a Ferry, leaving Mississippi and heading into Louisiana...or was it the other way around?...Hey, I wasn't paying attention, went off the road....I left the motorcycle pretty early in this event and just laid there listening to the crashing booming sounds as she cartwheeled down the levy and into the underbrush....it took a winch to get her out...ahhh Viva Luckenbach! I am sure that we can get that boat out of there! john.... $7000 damage and I rode her home! |
TR: 911, a day at the beach.
On 1 Nov, 21:37, Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 16:56:41 -0500, "Wolfgang" wrote: As a newly liberated bachelor Well, I take back everything I ever said about the gal. She has finally come to her senses. ****canning you was the best thing that ever happened to her. Davey I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC |
911, a day at the beach.
"asadi" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... "asadi" wrote in message t... "Wolfgang -snip- . When I look up......everybody's gone. Wolfgang I say when it freezes, we haul it out on sleds.... Pretty steep bank there. Gonna need a POWERFUL winch. john...nice one... Thanks, John. Wolfgang ...no Problem... I was leaving the ferry in St. francisville or some such town after crossing the mighty Mississippi on a Ferry, leaving Mississippi and heading into Louisiana...or was it the other way around?...Hey, I wasn't paying attention, went off the road....I left the motorcycle pretty early in this event and just laid there listening to the crashing booming sounds as she cartwheeled down the levy and into the underbrush....it took a winch to get her out...ahhh Viva Luckenbach! I am sure that we can get that boat out of there! john.... $7000 damage and I rode her home! Ouch. Well, we've got a couple of options here. We can sell the bike to finance the boat salvage operation.......or we can sell the boat to cover the cost of the bike repairs. :) Wolfgang |
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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message ... On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 15:57:49 -0500, "Wolfgang" wrote: He lives there, don'tcha know. :) d;o) Dumbass. Wolfgang |
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Mike wrote in news:1193987383.250227.66000
@k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com: I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC You do us quite the service, putting our daily bantering in perspective. We really should be saving this stuff up for when real sick ****s like you decide to come around. Isn't it time for you to be passing out soon? -- Scott Reverse name to reply |
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On 2 Nov, 13:33, Scott Seidman wrote:
Mike wrote in news:1193987383.250227.66000 @k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com: I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC You do us quite the service, putting our daily bantering in perspective. We really should be saving this stuff up for when real sick ****s like you decide to come around. Isn't it time for you to be passing out soon? -- Scott Reverse name to reply Always glad to be of service, even to less than deserving hypocritical arseholes on whom the expression "double standards" is largely wasted, and in any case a shameless understatement. So Ttocs my old fruit, I hope I did not interrupt your daily bantering? At one time, ****bags like you unsettled me considerably, but that was when I though you were civilised. Now I merely hold you in extreme contempt, and have a little dig at you now and again. Have a lousy day! At least you deserve that. MC |
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Mike wrote in
oups.com: On 2 Nov, 13:33, Scott Seidman wrote: Mike wrote in news:1193987383.250227.66000 @k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com: I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC You do us quite the service, putting our daily bantering in perspective. We really should be saving this stuff up for when real sick ****s like you decide to come around. Isn't it time for you to be passing out soon? -- Scott Reverse name to reply Always glad to be of service, even to less than deserving hypocritical arseholes on whom the expression "double standards" is largely wasted, and in any case a shameless understatement. So Ttocs my old fruit, I hope I did not interrupt your daily bantering? At one time, ****bags like you unsettled me considerably, but that was when I though you were civilised. Now I merely hold you in extreme contempt, and have a little dig at you now and again. Have a lousy day! At least you deserve that. MC I have no double standard, Mike. I have opinions on everyone I meet. Sometimes they're good opinions, and sometimes they're not good opinions. It's fairly rare that I feel compelled to share my opinions with others, finding it far more politic to keep my mouth shut. It takes a good effort on your part to get me to rise up like this, and usually it takes longer than one post, but this time you opted to criticize a man for how he grieved over the passing of his daughter, and the bile rose immediately and vehemently. If you find some merit in that, it would make you happy to know that I was physically nauseated by your behavior. It will take more than you to ruin my day today-- I just found out that my brother endowed a scholarship, in the name of our parents, who worked very hard to send us to school with very little in the way of resources. -- Scott Reverse name to reply |
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Scott Seidman typed:
snip I just found out that my brother endowed a scholarship, in the name of our parents, who worked very hard to send us to school with very little in the way of resources. Very cool, Scott. -- TL, Tim ------------------------- http://css.sbcma.com/timj |
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On 2 Nov 2007 20:48:12 GMT, Scott Seidman
wrote: Mike wrote in roups.com: On 2 Nov, 13:33, Scott Seidman wrote: Mike wrote in news:1193987383.250227.66000 @k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com: I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC You do us quite the service, putting our daily bantering in perspective. We really should be saving this stuff up for when real sick ****s like you decide to come around. Isn't it time for you to be passing out soon? -- Scott Reverse name to reply Always glad to be of service, even to less than deserving hypocritical arseholes on whom the expression "double standards" is largely wasted, and in any case a shameless understatement. So Ttocs my old fruit, I hope I did not interrupt your daily bantering? At one time, ****bags like you unsettled me considerably, but that was when I though you were civilised. Now I merely hold you in extreme contempt, and have a little dig at you now and again. Have a lousy day! At least you deserve that. MC I have no double standard, Mike. I have opinions on everyone I meet. Sometimes they're good opinions, and sometimes they're not good opinions. It's fairly rare that I feel compelled to share my opinions with others, finding it far more politic to keep my mouth shut. It takes a good effort on your part to get me to rise up like this, and usually it takes longer than one post, but this time you opted to criticize a man for how he grieved over the passing of his daughter, and the bile rose immediately and vehemently. If you find some merit in that, it would make you happy to know that I was physically nauseated by your behavior. It will take more than you to ruin my day today-- I just found out that my brother endowed a scholarship, in the name of our parents, who worked very hard to send us to school with very little in the way of resources. As Tim said, that's pretty cool, and FWIW, I'd hope that it'd take more than Mike or anything else on ROFF to ruin anyone's day, regardless of how it was going otherwise. I can well understand something here BRIGHTENING a day, but ruining it? Nah. TC, R |
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On 2 Nov, 21:48, Scott Seidman wrote:
Mike wrote groups.com: On 2 Nov, 13:33, Scott Seidman wrote: Mike wrote in news:1193987383.250227.66000 @k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com: I wonder what you would have said if his dog had died? MC You do us quite the service, putting our daily bantering in perspective. We really should be saving this stuff up for when real sick ****s like you decide to come around. Isn't it time for you to be passing out soon? -- Scott Reverse name to reply Always glad to be of service, even to less than deserving hypocritical arseholes on whom the expression "double standards" is largely wasted, and in any case a shameless understatement. So Ttocs my old fruit, I hope I did not interrupt your daily bantering? At one time, ****bags like you unsettled me considerably, but that was when I though you were civilised. Now I merely hold you in extreme contempt, and have a little dig at you now and again. Have a lousy day! At least you deserve that. MC I have no double standard, Mike. I have opinions on everyone I meet. Sometimes they're good opinions, and sometimes they're not good opinions. It's fairly rare that I feel compelled to share my opinions with others, finding it far more politic to keep my mouth shut. It takes a good effort on your part to get me to rise up like this, and usually it takes longer than one post, but this time you opted to criticize a man for how he grieved over the passing of his daughter, and the bile rose immediately and vehemently. If you find some merit in that, it would make you happy to know that I was physically nauseated by your behavior. It will take more than you to ruin my day today-- I just found out that my brother endowed a scholarship, in the name of our parents, who worked very hard to send us to school with very little in the way of resources. -- Scott Reverse name to reply I am not in the least interested in ruining your day, I donīt know you, or anything about you, except that you are a ****bag who insulted me in public, and I could not care less how your day goes. You initiated proceedings by calling me a homo etc. When you behave in such a fashion you must expect to be treated appropriately. Never fails to amaze me how you people conflate totally unrelated matters in such a confused fashion. The gentleman in question sent identical posts to several NGīs, and identical follow ups, about his dead dog as well. That is not grieving, it is calculating, most especially in view of his "normal" behaviour. With which I am all too familiar. You have never met me, and yet you apparently think it right to call me a homo, as an insult, ( thatīs what homophobes do by the way), and make obscene suggestions, among other things, on a public newsgroup. Indeed, supporting Fortenberry and Dean, who initiated these completely unfounded personal attacks and propaganda. I already told you, I only respect civilised people, and nowadays those are the only people I accord respect and manners. If you donīt like my replies to your outrageous crap, either learn to behave yourself in a civilised manner, keep your mouth shut, or go and **** yourself. Makes no difference to me. Itīs really quite simple, you try to **** me about in public, and I will simply tell you in plain words what a ****bag you are. I donīt care who you are, what you are, or whether your brother is the pope, to me you are just a ****bag trying to annoy me. MC |
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