Middle Fork

Tim J. wrote:
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FWIW (and it ain't much), I think better of you since you regret the
dig.

Good grief, wise up Timmmmmay, the only reason the putz
regrets the dig is because he got called on it.

One of those lame-assed fishing forum things

http://www.hookandsinker.com/forum/index.php

takes posts from Usenet and represents them as actual
forum traffic for the purpose of attracting advertisers.
The bass fishing group is all fired up about it.

I can't help but think that the occasional tirade of
invective and acrimony is actually good for roff. Nobody
would expect to attract advertisers by taking credit for
some of the things I have to post about the putz. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Tim J. wrote:
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FWIW (and it ain't much), I think better of you since you regret the
dig.

Good grief, wise up Timmmmmay, the only reason the putz
regrets the dig is because he got called on it.

Sometimes getting called on something causes reflection, so I can't hold
that against someone. You get called on plenty. Have you ever expressed
regret? Try it; you'll like it. ;-)
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TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Tim J. wrote:
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Have you ever expressed
regret? Try it; you'll like it. ;-)

I don't have a lot of regrets and the ones I have
are of things I didn't do, not of things I've done.
Hell, if I was gonna regret it I wouldn't have done
it in the first place. ;-)

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:
Tim J. wrote:
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Have you ever expressed
regret? Try it; you'll like it. ;-)

I don't have a lot of regrets and the ones I have
are of things I didn't do, not of things I've done.
Hell, if I was gonna regret it I wouldn't have done
it in the first place. ;-)

I think you're right - most of my regrets are for things I didn't do. In
the heat of summer I regret not fishing more when the air was cooler,
and in the dead of winter I regret not fishing more when it was warmer.
I regret not telling the people I love how much I do, and telling them
more often. But, I regret having some not-nice conversations with people
no longer reading or posting here (you regulars can BMIA) and I regret
running off some newbies before I really knew who they were. There's a
lot more, but I'd probably regret posting it. . .

So I don't regret it later, I appreciate this group a great deal. When I
last went fishing a week ago, I was thinking that nearly everything I
was using and every action I took to catch some very nice fish was a
result of being here, getting good advice, and meeting some way-cool
people. I get to live vicariously through the TR's of people visiting
places that I can now picture. ROFF rules! But I digress. . .
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TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tim J." wrote:

I regret not telling the people I love how much I do, and telling them
more often. But, I regret having some not-nice conversations with people
no longer reading or posting here (you regulars can BMIA) and I regret
running off some newbies before I really knew who they were. There's a
lot more, but I'd probably regret posting it. . .

Maudlin-o-meter redlining!!!!

C'mon, badmouth me. I dare ya!

JR wrote:
"Tim J." wrote:

I regret not telling the people I love how much I do, and telling
them more often. But, I regret having some not-nice conversations
with people no longer reading or posting here (you regulars can
BMIA) and I regret running off some newbies before I really knew who
they were. There's a lot more, but I'd probably regret posting it. .
.

Maudlin-o-meter redlining!!!!

C'mon, badmouth me. I dare ya!

Yeah, maudlin. . . so sue me.

You missed the part about the regulars. Consider yourself badmouthed.

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TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj