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Ken Fortenberry December 7th, 2004 11:58 PM

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B J Conner wrote:
wrote:
"Wolfgang" wrote:
who's got a shiny new nickel we will so no indication that george has
an idea of what we were talking about.


Huh? "...shiny new nickel, we will so no indication." What the F%&K
are you talking about?


Turn the webTV off and get back to Dukes of Hazard reruns.


The poster is, of course, an anonymous ****wit, but credit where
credit's due. He/she/it is posting anonymously from EasyNews, not
WebTV, he/she/it has correctly identified Wolfie's nonsense as
nonsense and, unlike the usual ****wits on roff, he/she/it is not
a top-poster. All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Jeff Miller December 8th, 2004 01:04 AM

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William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of my
fair city. :-)


hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while
i'm fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't
big, but you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for some
streamside laying on of hands.


praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?

jeff



Bill


Wolfgang wrote:



Wayne and Bill have been talking about a Troll clave (you know.....the lower
peninsula.....BELOW the bridge.....the big mac) on the holy waters sometime
this coming season. If I was in the business of giving advice, and you of
taking it, I'd suggest we get together on the notion of exploring this
possibility. The Au Sable, so I'm told, is big enough to float a Baker AND
it holds trout! :)

Wolfgang





Wolfgang December 8th, 2004 03:01 AM

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"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
. com...
B J Conner wrote:
wrote:
"Wolfgang" wrote:
who's got a shiny new nickel we will so no indication that george has
an idea of what we were talking about.

Huh? "...shiny new nickel, we will so no indication." What the F%&K
are you talking about?


Turn the webTV off and get back to Dukes of Hazard reruns.


The poster is, of course, an anonymous ****wit, but credit where
credit's due. He/she/it is posting anonymously from EasyNews, not
WebTV, he/she/it has correctly identified Wolfie's nonsense as
nonsense and, unlike the usual ****wits on roff, he/she/it is not
a top-poster. All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.

--
Ken Fortenberry


Clueless. Absolutely clueless.

Wolfgang
hee, hee, hee.



Wolfgang December 8th, 2004 03:07 AM

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"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04...


William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall
Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of
my
fair city. :-)


hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit
of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while i'm
fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't big, but
you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.


praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?


Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.

Wolfgang



Ken Fortenberry December 8th, 2004 04:45 AM

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wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
... All in all, not bad for a ****wit and a whole lot
better than our usual ****wits.


Thank you, brother ****wit. We ****wits must defend one another
against the rabble of ROFF. The rabble of ROFF is of course like the
sacred Simurgh, of Arabian fable -- omnipotent on condition that it do
nothing.


Yeah, you'll get along just fine around here. Welcome to roff,
you're just in time for northern hemisphere cabin fever season.

--
Ken Fortenberry

GregP December 8th, 2004 07:30 AM

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On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 06:12:53 GMT, wrote:


Actually, that is certainly debatable, and probably true.



The percentages weren't in it.

Jeff Miller December 8th, 2004 11:50 AM

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right now my plan would be to fly in/out of marquette. as i recall, it's
a pleasant and relatively short drive from there to bruce crossing and
it's centrally located? we can do another traveling trout carnivale with
itineraries, we can do the gypsy thing and make it up as we go, or we
can just find an agreeable area to hunker down. in any event, let's
locate suitable backcountry lodgings. september isn't "kill a tar
heel" season or anything like that up there, is it? skeeters and flies
will be corpse-like? 7-10 days? august/september - you guys decide on
the dates.

jeff

Wolfgang wrote:

"Jeff Miller" wrote in message
news:wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04...


William Claspy wrote:



Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall
Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of
my
fair city. :-)


hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g i live in "greenville", in "pitt"
county, nc...our university is now paying 3 head football coaches (two
were fired, but had great contracts), and we've hired a chief asst coach
from u of illinois. i'd never presume to slander another's city. truth
is, i've never been to cleveland...i just don't feel comfy in big towns.
this place has about 150,000+ in the county, and i'm feelin crowded.

And for what it is worth, I've had the Au Sable to myself both times I've
fished it. Neither were during the "best" season (one was late July, the
other late August). The Mason Tract especially reminded me quite a bit
of a
U.P. stream. Very nice brookie fishing. On the river, I saw no other
anglers and only one or two kayak/canoe groups float by.


i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while i'm
fishing... you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't big, but
you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.


That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.


praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?



Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.

Wolfgang



Ken Fortenberry December 8th, 2004 01:44 PM

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wrote:

If I can find my coat I shall take my leave now...farewell, brother
****wit.


Ahh, just when we were getting to be such good friends.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry December 8th, 2004 01:44 PM

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wrote:

If I can find my coat I shall take my leave now...farewell, brother
****wit.


Ahh, just when we were getting to be such good friends.

--
Ken Fortenberry

William Claspy December 8th, 2004 01:49 PM

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On 12/7/04 8:04 PM, in article wwstd.77$Ko.10@lakeread04, "Jeff Miller"
wrote:



William Claspy wrote:

Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of my
fair city. :-)


hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g


Salmo trutta?

i generally consider it a bad sign if kayaks and canoes float by while
i'm fishing...


I see you've met Wolfgang and Asadi :-)

you need to come down to nc sometime. the fish aren't
big, but you won't be troubled with a kayak interrupting your happiness.


Yes I do. I've only fished tons once, and was unsuccessful. I put it down
to not being in the company of ROFFians.

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for some
streamside laying on of hands.


praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?


....warming up the choir...

Bill


Tim J. December 8th, 2004 01:49 PM

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Ken Fortenberry wrote:
wrote:

If I can find my coat I shall take my leave now...farewell, brother
****wit.


Ahh, just when we were getting to be such good friends.


Yeah, like *that* would have lasted. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj



Wolfgang December 8th, 2004 01:51 PM

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wrote in message
...
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 21:01:22 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


Clueless. Absolutely clueless.


Then you must compel yourself to pay attention, old boy.


Well, I'm working on it. Pray tell, what is it I'm missing?

Wolfgang
hee, hee, hee.


How countrified.


I get around.

Wolfgang



Wolfgang December 8th, 2004 01:54 PM

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wrote in message
...
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 17:12:22 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 09:08:07 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:

Wolfgang
who's got a shiny new nickel we will so no indication that george

has
an idea of what we were talking about.


Huh? "...shiny new nickel, we will so no indication." What the

F%&K
are you talking about?


It's a literacy test. Take your time. Be sure to check your

answer before
submitting it.


How do you know it's a literacy test?


I wrote it.

Is it of the sort your
institution administers?


Yes.

Did you pass?


I wrote it.

Wolfgang
well, this should be fun. :)


I was right.

And your answer is wrong.

Wolfgang
and we're just warming up! :)



William Claspy December 8th, 2004 01:59 PM

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On 12/7/04 10:07 PM, in article , "Wolfgang"
wrote:

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.


praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?


Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.


Sounds like we're talking about a separate trip from the June
both-sides-of-the-bridge clave.

If so, I vote for mid-September. As if I can plan for next week, let alone
for nine months from now. Perhaps I can even line up the R Lake cabin...

If we do it, I'm going to take a day to head north to the ancestral fishing
grounds in northern Baraga county, see if I can find what was my great
uncle's fishing camp on the Huron River. Ya'll are welcome to come along.
Can you say "coasters"? Thought you could :-) Oh, and the Hilltop
Restaurant in L'Anse serves a good Swedish smorgasbord. Think it is
all-you-can-eat. And, Jeff, I believe it is pasty-free.

Bill


Wayne Harrison December 8th, 2004 05:38 PM

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"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message
...
Wolfgang wrote:

I get around.


'round 'round?

Jon.


we always take my car, 'cause it's never been beat...

yfitons
wayno(and to think, they turned out to be geniuses...)



Wolfgang December 8th, 2004 11:40 PM

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"William Claspy" wrote in message
...
On 12/7/04 10:07 PM, in article , "Wolfgang"
wrote:

That said, you wouldn't have to twist my arm very hard to get me to
join
a
congregation in Iron/Schoolcraft/Baraga/Ontonagan/Gogebic counties for
some
streamside laying on of hands.

praisedalawd!! brothers cleveland (of the george variety, not the
municipality), wolfgang, axelrad... can we get an amen?


Amen!

Ya'll thrash out the details. I'm in.


Sounds like we're talking about a separate trip from the June
both-sides-of-the-bridge clave.

If so, I vote for mid-September. As if I can plan for next week, let
alone
for nine months from now. Perhaps I can even line up the R Lake cabin...


Mid-September works for me. Nice time of year up there. The brookies will
be in their glory.

If you can't get the cabin, I can almost certainly arrange to use Fisher's
shack.

If we do it, I'm going to take a day to head north to the ancestral
fishing
grounds in northern Baraga county, see if I can find what was my great
uncle's fishing camp on the Huron River. Ya'll are welcome to come along.
Can you say "coasters"? Thought you could :-)


Well, L'Anse is only about an hour's drive from Bruces, and the Huron has
been on my list for a long time. Jay tells me that the Sturgeon is good
too. And then, there's the Otter, the Silver, the Slate, the Salmon Trout,
the Yellow Dog.........

As a matter of fact, from that neighborhood, it's just a short stroll on up
into the Keweenaw.......hm......

Oh, and the Hilltop
Restaurant in L'Anse serves a good Swedish smorgasbord. Think it is
all-you-can-eat. And, Jeff, I believe it is pasty-free.


Yah, dey took da pasties off ta make room for da olive bar, eh? :)

Wolfgang



Jeff Miller December 10th, 2004 09:01 AM

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William Claspy wrote:

If we do it, I'm going to take a day to head north to the ancestral fishing
grounds in northern Baraga county, see if I can find what was my great
uncle's fishing camp on the Huron River. Ya'll are welcome to come along.
Can you say "coasters"? Thought you could :-) Oh, and the Hilltop
Restaurant in L'Anse serves a good Swedish smorgasbord. Think it is
all-you-can-eat. And, Jeff, I believe it is pasty-free.



i'd enjoy tagging along on that venture, bill - the ancestral and the
restaurantal.

jeff

Jeff Miller December 10th, 2004 09:11 AM

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Wolfgang wrote:


Mid-September works for me. Nice time of year up there. The brookies will
be in their glory.


3 votes then...so, it's done. now, uh, what exactly is mid-september?


Well, L'Anse is only about an hour's drive from Bruces, and the Huron has
been on my list for a long time. Jay tells me that the Sturgeon is good
too. And then, there's the Otter, the Silver, the Slate, the Salmon Trout,
the Yellow Dog.........


didn't we fish the sturgeon one day? bold, beautiful water...we needed
to go farther upstream, i think. those others sound fun. jim harrison
wrote of the yellow dog in "true north" i believe.


As a matter of fact, from that neighborhood, it's just a short stroll on up
into the Keweenaw.......hm......


machinations?

Yah, dey took da pasties off ta make room for da olive bar, eh? :)


as i expected, machinations...

jeff


Jeff Miller December 10th, 2004 09:20 AM

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William Claspy wrote:


Wolfgang and I have spoken in the past about a late summer/early fall Yooper
experience. Is three a consensus? I'd join you, despite your slander of my
fair city. :-)


hey, what is a "browns" anyway? g



Salmo trutta?


cleveland salmo trutta?? nah...i don't buy that one.



Yes I do. I've only fished tons once, and was unsuccessful. I put it down
to not being in the company of ROFFians.


inebriation does seem to help...



...warming up the choir...


um...you've not heard me sing...might better work on organizing a coven.
according to rachel, i'd be better suited at grunting incantations.


Bill


Cyli December 10th, 2004 10:19 AM

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On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 04:11:12 -0500, Jeff Miller
wrote:

(snipped)

didn't we fish the sturgeon one day? bold, beautiful water...we needed
to go farther upstream, i think. those others sound fun. jim harrison
wrote of the yellow dog in "true north" i believe.

I do believe so. It was down that long and lovely canyon, if it's
the one I'm thinking of.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to email)

Cyli December 10th, 2004 10:19 AM

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On Fri, 10 Dec 2004 04:11:12 -0500, Jeff Miller
wrote:

(snipped)

didn't we fish the sturgeon one day? bold, beautiful water...we needed
to go farther upstream, i think. those others sound fun. jim harrison
wrote of the yellow dog in "true north" i believe.

I do believe so. It was down that long and lovely canyon, if it's
the one I'm thinking of.

Cyli
r.bc: vixen. Minnow goddess. Speaker to squirrels.
Often taunted by trout.

http://www.visi.com/~cyli
email: lid (strip the .invalid to email)

Jeff Miller December 10th, 2004 11:46 AM

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Wolfgang wrote:



This time, we WILL make a trip to the Gay Bar.

Wolfgang



uh oh... so you really do have a satan gown? g never been to the gay
bar or a gay bar, but if it serves good drinks ... well, i trust there
is more to this place and that, like most places up there, the name
ain't particularly descriptive.

jeff (and is anybody else ready to scar that little ******* giving the
marine his christmas list - effect of reading blood meridian, i suppose.)

Tom G December 10th, 2004 07:20 PM

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You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me.

Besides, I might live in La Ti ****ing Da Land, where the only people
that "feel screwed...betrayed" are the ones who'd be rubbing the other
half's collective noses in it were the situation reversed. I'm no
Republican, but you Democrats are hysterical beyond belief.

Perhaps you are the one who has some "getting used to it" to do. I
figure you've got four years to work on it.


Guys-N-Flyz December 10th, 2004 11:17 PM

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"Tom G" wrote in message
ups.com...
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me.

Besides, I might live in La Ti ****ing Da Land, where the only people
that "feel screwed...betrayed" are the ones who'd be rubbing the other
half's collective noses in it were the situation reversed. I'm no
Republican, but you Democrats are hysterical beyond belief.

Perhaps you are the one who has some "getting used to it" to do. I
figure you've got four years to work on it.


Ouch!
I guess that had to hurt someone, but who know who?

Mark


B J Conner December 10th, 2004 11:35 PM

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"Guys-N-Flyz" wrote in message
...

"Tom G" wrote in message
ups.com...
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me.

Besides, I might live in La Ti ****ing Da Land, where the only people
that "feel screwed...betrayed" are the ones who'd be rubbing the other
half's collective noses in it were the situation reversed. I'm no
Republican, but you Democrats are hysterical beyond belief.

Perhaps you are the one who has some "getting used to it" to do. I
figure you've got four years to work on it.


Ouch!
I guess that had to hurt someone, but who know who?

Mark

Its that how webtv works? I couldn't figure it out either? It would be a
loss if was witty or clever but as it written it ain't gonna get any
rewards.



Tom G December 13th, 2004 07:50 PM

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In article Goqud.3465$N%6.1388@trnddc05,
"B J Conner" wrote:

"Guys-N-Flyz" wrote in message
...

"Tom G" wrote in message
ups.com...
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me.

Besides, I might live in La Ti ****ing Da Land, where the only people
that "feel screwed...betrayed" are the ones who'd be rubbing the other
half's collective noses in it were the situation reversed. I'm no
Republican, but you Democrats are hysterical beyond belief.

Perhaps you are the one who has some "getting used to it" to do. I
figure you've got four years to work on it.


Ouch!
I guess that had to hurt someone, but who know who?

Mark

Its that how webtv works? I couldn't figure it out either? It would be a
loss if was witty or clever but as it written it ain't gonna get any
rewards.


It was aimed at the following:

---begin quote---
You got that right. And why should they ?

What kind of La La Land do you live in anyway where the 48% of
the people who feel screwed, ****ed and betrayed by their own
goddamn countrymen are now supposed to act like nothing ever
happened ? Besides being stupid, that would be downright
unpatriotic !

So get used to it. There will be protests at the inauguration,
there will be calls for impeachment, there will be hell-raising
from sea to shining sea and some of it will appear here in your
favorite fishing group.

Love it or leave it, Frankie baby.

--
Ken Fortenberry
---end quote---

Sorry for the confusion, fellows.
--
email:remove tt

Tom G December 13th, 2004 07:50 PM

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In article Goqud.3465$N%6.1388@trnddc05,
"B J Conner" wrote:

"Guys-N-Flyz" wrote in message
...

"Tom G" wrote in message
ups.com...
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me.

Besides, I might live in La Ti ****ing Da Land, where the only people
that "feel screwed...betrayed" are the ones who'd be rubbing the other
half's collective noses in it were the situation reversed. I'm no
Republican, but you Democrats are hysterical beyond belief.

Perhaps you are the one who has some "getting used to it" to do. I
figure you've got four years to work on it.


Ouch!
I guess that had to hurt someone, but who know who?

Mark

Its that how webtv works? I couldn't figure it out either? It would be a
loss if was witty or clever but as it written it ain't gonna get any
rewards.


It was aimed at the following:

---begin quote---
You got that right. And why should they ?

What kind of La La Land do you live in anyway where the 48% of
the people who feel screwed, ****ed and betrayed by their own
goddamn countrymen are now supposed to act like nothing ever
happened ? Besides being stupid, that would be downright
unpatriotic !

So get used to it. There will be protests at the inauguration,
there will be calls for impeachment, there will be hell-raising
from sea to shining sea and some of it will appear here in your
favorite fishing group.

Love it or leave it, Frankie baby.

--
Ken Fortenberry
---end quote---

Sorry for the confusion, fellows.
--
email:remove tt

Ken Fortenberry December 13th, 2004 11:48 PM

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Tom G wrote:
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me. ...


It was aimed at the following:


Well, you're more than a day late and a dollar short chiming
in on this old thread. That's appropriate, I suppose.

What is this "sore loser" nonsense you claim to find so ****ing
funny ? American politics is not some sort of quadrennial rugby
game where we play hard, get a little bloody, then wipe ourselves
off, shake hands at midfield, then go drink warm beer and sing
stupid songs until the next match in four years. American politics
is for real, you insipid ****ing moron. Hundreds of thousands of
people have died as a result of the incredibly stupid policies of
Shrub and his thugs and many more are dying as I type this.

Sensible Americans, patriotic Americans, have a civic duty to
dissent and protest right-wing, neocon, racist thuggery abroad
and homophobic, anti-intellectual, the rich get richer and the
poor get poorer, Ward & June Cleaver 50's garbage here at home.

We lost an election, all of us. That's no reason to stick our
heads in the sand and sit on our hands for the next four years.
Quite the contrary, now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry December 13th, 2004 11:48 PM

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Tom G wrote:
You have no idea how much amusement you provide. Sore losers are
positively hilarious to me. ...


It was aimed at the following:


Well, you're more than a day late and a dollar short chiming
in on this old thread. That's appropriate, I suppose.

What is this "sore loser" nonsense you claim to find so ****ing
funny ? American politics is not some sort of quadrennial rugby
game where we play hard, get a little bloody, then wipe ourselves
off, shake hands at midfield, then go drink warm beer and sing
stupid songs until the next match in four years. American politics
is for real, you insipid ****ing moron. Hundreds of thousands of
people have died as a result of the incredibly stupid policies of
Shrub and his thugs and many more are dying as I type this.

Sensible Americans, patriotic Americans, have a civic duty to
dissent and protest right-wing, neocon, racist thuggery abroad
and homophobic, anti-intellectual, the rich get richer and the
poor get poorer, Ward & June Cleaver 50's garbage here at home.

We lost an election, all of us. That's no reason to stick our
heads in the sand and sit on our hands for the next four years.
Quite the contrary, now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Dave LaCourse December 13th, 2004 11:56 PM

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Fortenberry writes:

now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.


Ok, but try doing it without your 7 iron.









Dave LaCourse December 13th, 2004 11:56 PM

OT Stolen from Rec.Backcountry
 
Fortenberry writes:

now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.


Ok, but try doing it without your 7 iron.









Ken Fortenberry December 14th, 2004 12:04 AM

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Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.


Ok, but try doing it without your 7 iron.


You'd never know there was a 7 iron holding up that
protest sign unless you decided to do something stupid
while law enforcement looked the other way.

Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry December 14th, 2004 12:04 AM

OT Stolen from Rec.Backcountry
 
Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
now more than ever is the time to raise holy
hell.


Ok, but try doing it without your 7 iron.


You'd never know there was a 7 iron holding up that
protest sign unless you decided to do something stupid
while law enforcement looked the other way.

Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Dave LaCourse December 14th, 2004 12:38 AM

OT Stolen from Rec.Backcountry
 
Fortenberry writes:

Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......











Dave LaCourse December 14th, 2004 12:38 AM

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Fortenberry writes:

Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......











Ken Fortenberry December 14th, 2004 12:41 AM

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Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......


You got that right !

BTW, what ever happened to that guy ?

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry December 14th, 2004 12:41 AM

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Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......


You got that right !

BTW, what ever happened to that guy ?

--
Ken Fortenberry

Dave LaCourse December 14th, 2004 01:45 AM

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Fortenberry writes:

Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......


You got that right !

BTW, what ever happened to that guy ?


I think someone hit him with a ball bat at a rally of some kind. He was just a
tiny little thing, a 7 iron would have been more appropriate.









Dave LaCourse December 14th, 2004 01:45 AM

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Fortenberry writes:

Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......


You got that right !

BTW, what ever happened to that guy ?


I think someone hit him with a ball bat at a rally of some kind. He was just a
tiny little thing, a 7 iron would have been more appropriate.









Dave LaCourse December 14th, 2004 01:45 AM

OT Stolen from Rec.Backcountry
 
Fortenberry writes:

Dave LaCourse wrote:
Fortenberry writes:
Been there, done that, may upgrade to an aluminum ball bat.


Some much for Mahatma......


You got that right !

BTW, what ever happened to that guy ?


I think someone hit him with a ball bat at a rally of some kind. He was just a
tiny little thing, a 7 iron would have been more appropriate.










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