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daytripper wrote:
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 19:41:27 -0600, rw
wrote:

Tim J. wrote:


. . . and you can't read. ;-)

Yes I can. Reading is one of my strong suits. You should try reading
primary sources sometime, instead of relying on Marxist and/or Neocon
propaganda. I suggest The Adams-Jefferson Letters to start.

You missed where he stated you have never met...

Killjoy. :(
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

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On 10/25/05 4:28 PM, in article , "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"Joe McIntosh" wrote in message
...

Indian Joe suggests- if you want to enjy a real study of the race problem
in the south read new book "Blood Done Sign My Name" by Tim Tyson---he
revisits a 1970 racial murder in Oxford North Carolina and expands story
to include discussion of the "real" reasons for failure to end race
question. since the early arrival of English slave boats.
Wolfgang you would enjoy his character studies

" the sumbitch sends his mother a congratulary telegram every year on his
own birthday. He is the only man I ever saw who can strut sitting down
I felt like a one legged man at an ass kicking contest-"

I'll keep an eye out for it, Joe. I see it's over a year old. This makes
it likely that it will be showing up in my usual haunts.....the bargain
bins.....before too long. :)

You gotta start going to the library more often.

Wait.

On second thought, disregard my previous statement.

:-)

Wm

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On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 22:42:05 -0400, "Tim J."
wrote:

daytripper wrote:
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 19:41:27 -0600, rw
wrote:

Tim J. wrote:


. . . and you can't read. ;-)

Yes I can. Reading is one of my strong suits. You should try reading
primary sources sometime, instead of relying on Marxist and/or Neocon
propaganda. I suggest The Adams-Jefferson Letters to start.

You missed where he stated you have never met...

Killjoy. :(

Sorry, but no sense y'all wasting all that effort on an errant premise.

I'm sure you boys will find something more substantial to bicker about,
shortly ;-)

/daytripper ()

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"daytripper" wrote in message
...

...no sense y'all wasting all that effort on an errant premise.

Uh oh. Thus begins the death of ROFF. :(

Wolfgang
oh well, it was fun while it lasted.....no, it wasn't.....yes, it was.......

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Wayne Knight wrote:

That's Roff for you, comments calling Ms Parks the right person in the
wrong place at the right time gets you all kinds of crap but using an
orange synthetic post on an Adams goes untouched. :(

I'm guessing you *really* wouldn't like the para Adams I tie then.
I usually use fl. chartreuse "parapost" stuff, but have been playing
around with crystal flash in various colors.

I also have para Adams tied with calf body hair and turkey flats, if
that's any help. :-)


Chuck Vance (who ties the posts for my benefit, not the fish)

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Conan The Librarian wrote:

I'm guessing you *really* wouldn't like the para Adams I tie then.
I usually use fl. chartreuse "parapost" stuff, but have been playing
around with crystal flash in various colors. [snip]
(who ties the posts for my benefit, not the fish)

This from a guy who can wax poetic about tradition and handtools in
woodworking.

My likes or dislikes about how you tie flies is not the issue. It's
about the tradition, the good Lord meant for trout flies to be tied
with fur, hair, and feathers. Is nothing sacred these days?

Wayne
Conviently being hypocritical about using Chenile, Krystal Flash,
floss, and copper wire in his nymphs and streamers.

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On 10/26/05 10:39 AM, in article
, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


Conan The Librarian wrote:

I'm guessing you *really* wouldn't like the para Adams I tie then.
I usually use fl. chartreuse "parapost" stuff, but have been playing
around with crystal flash in various colors. [snip]
(who ties the posts for my benefit, not the fish)

This from a guy who can wax poetic about tradition and handtools in
woodworking.

My likes or dislikes about how you tie flies is not the issue. It's
about the tradition, the good Lord meant for trout flies to be tied
with fur, hair, and feathers. Is nothing sacred these days?

Wayne
Conviently being hypocritical about using Chenile, Krystal Flash,
floss, and copper wire in his nymphs and streamers.

Not to mention that enormous pom-pom I've seen on your leader. :-)

Enjoy yourself this weekend, Wayne, and say hello to the place for me.

Bill

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Wayne Knight wrote:

Conan The Librarian wrote:

I'm guessing you *really* wouldn't like the para Adams I tie then.
I usually use fl. chartreuse "parapost" stuff, but have been playing
around with crystal flash in various colors. [snip]
(who ties the posts for my benefit, not the fish)

This from a guy who can wax poetic about tradition and handtools in
woodworking.

Heh. Good one.

My likes or dislikes about how you tie flies is not the issue. It's
about the tradition, the good Lord meant for trout flies to be tied
with fur, hair, and feathers. Is nothing sacred these days?

I know what you mean. The next thing you know, folks will be using
graphite rods, nylon leaders and plastic flylines.

Wayne
Conviently being hypocritical about using Chenile, Krystal Flash,
floss, and copper wire in his nymphs and streamers.

Hey, it's only hypocritical if the other guy does it. :-)


Chuck Vance

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Wayne Knight wrote:
Conan The Librarian wrote:


I'm guessing you *really* wouldn't like the para Adams I tie then.
I usually use fl. chartreuse "parapost" stuff, but have been playing
around with crystal flash in various colors. [snip]
(who ties the posts for my benefit, not the fish)


This from a guy who can wax poetic about tradition and handtools in
woodworking.

My likes or dislikes about how you tie flies is not the issue. It's
about the tradition, the good Lord meant for trout flies to be tied
with fur, hair, and feathers. Is nothing sacred these days?

Nothing is sacred. Different people have different likes and dislikes.
For example, I really like the imaginative use of modern synthetic
materials in flies, and I thought those plastic "eggs" we were using in
Alaska were cool -- perfect imitations. Let a million flowers bloom.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

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William Claspy wrote:

Not to mention that enormous pom-pom I've seen on your leader. :-)


Hey, I only use *real* yarn on those pom-pom's. Doesn't your local
sheep farm have neon green sheep too?

Thanks Bill

Wayne