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Old August 2nd, 2006, 02:02 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
William Claspy
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On 8/1/06 7:50 PM, in article , "JR"
wrote:

William Claspy wrote:

(I've snipped liberally for brevity's sake)


Occasionally I can go on a bit. :-)

When we meet eventually, you'll wonder if I'm the same guy. In person I
tend to be, er, on the quiet side. There have probably been clave attendees
who didn't even know I as AT the clave! But wind me up, ask me the right
(wrong?) question and look out! Wolfgang once asked me about how librarians
decide which books to remove from their collections. How long did that
conversation go on, Wolfgang? :-)

I meant to respond to this in detail but have exhausted myself in
replying to others. I fish in part because I've done it since early
childhood, in part to take an active part in the doings of the natural
world, in part for food, in part (I admit it) because it *is* fun. I
release many many more fish than I keep. (See my reply to jeff about
being a hypocrite.) Ah, the humanity..... g


I appreciate your replies to all of the posts. I think we agree on a whole
lot and I like the thought that you've obviously put into your ethos. And
your recognition of hypocrisy. :-) Part of my going on (and on) is because
I'm trying to distill, refine, hone these very arguments, and others,
because of similar discussions on the home front- daughter #1 has serious
ethical reservations about this past-time of ours. So think of yourselves
as a bunch of 12 year old girls.

:-)

Bill

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Old August 2nd, 2006, 02:19 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Wolfgang
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"William Claspy" wrote in message
...
...wind me up, ask me the right
(wrong?) question and look out! Wolfgang once asked me about how
librarians
decide which books to remove from their collections. How long did that
conversation go on, Wolfgang? :-)


Um.....is it over?*

...Part of my going on (and on) is because
I'm trying to distill, refine, hone these very arguments, and others,
because of similar discussions on the home front- daughter #1 has serious
ethical reservations about this past-time of ours. So think of yourselves
as a bunch of 12 year old girls.


Just the image I've had for the past several years!

Wolfgang
*why wasn't i informed?


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Old August 2nd, 2006, 03:06 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Wayne Knight
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Default On track for a 2020 ban on sportsfishing?

William Claspy wrote:

So think of yourselves
as a bunch of 12 year old girls.


If that were the case, then the flames and petty ****ing contests would
only occur once a month.

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Old August 3rd, 2006, 07:24 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Cyli
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On 2 Aug 2006 07:06:44 -0700, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:

William Claspy wrote:

So think of yourselves
as a bunch of 12 year old girls.


If that were the case, then the flames and petty ****ing contests would
only occur once a month.



Nope. You need physical proximity to sync that stuff up.

Of course there's the option of thinking that women's cycles only
allow a brief few moments on the way up or down or around each month
that you could blame for it.

But that would sexist...
--

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Speaker to squirrels, willow watcher, etc..
Often taunted by trout. Almost entirely harmless. Really.

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Old August 2nd, 2006, 04:01 PM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
Tim J.
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William Claspy typed:
On 8/1/06 7:50 PM, in article , "JR"
wrote:

William Claspy wrote:

(I've snipped liberally for brevity's sake)


Occasionally I can go on a bit. :-)

When we meet eventually, you'll wonder if I'm the same guy. In
person I tend to be, er, on the quiet side.


Well, yeah, when you're not ****ing people off by shouting things like "fish
on!"

There have probably been
clave attendees who didn't even know I as AT the clave! But wind me
up, ask me the right (wrong?) question and look out! Wolfgang once
asked me about how librarians decide which books to remove from their
collections. How long did that conversation go on, Wolfgang? :-)

I meant to respond to this in detail but have exhausted myself in
replying to others. I fish in part because I've done it since early
childhood, in part to take an active part in the doings of the
natural world, in part for food, in part (I admit it) because it
*is* fun. I release many many more fish than I keep. (See my reply
to jeff about being a hypocrite.) Ah, the humanity..... g


I appreciate your replies to all of the posts. I think we agree on a
whole lot and I like the thought that you've obviously put into your
ethos. And your recognition of hypocrisy. :-) Part of my going on
(and on) is because I'm trying to distill, refine, hone these very
arguments, and others, because of similar discussions on the home
front- daughter #1 has serious ethical reservations about this
past-time of ours. So think of yourselves as a bunch of 12 year old
girls.


BTW, I look *damn* good in a skirt.
--
TL,
Tim
who looks damn good in all attire.
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj


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Old August 3rd, 2006, 01:47 AM posted to rec.outdoors.fishing.fly
jeff
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William Claspy wrote to jr:

When we meet eventually, you'll wonder if I'm the same guy. In person I
tend to be, er, on the quiet side. There have probably been clave attendees
who didn't even know I as AT the clave! But wind me up, ask me the right
(wrong?) question and look out! Wolfgang once asked me about how librarians
decide which books to remove from their collections. How long did that
conversation go on, Wolfgang? :-)


I appreciate your replies to all of the posts. I think we agree on a whole
lot and I like the thought that you've obviously put into your ethos. And
your recognition of hypocrisy. :-) Part of my going on (and on) is because
I'm trying to distill, refine, hone these very arguments, and others,
because of similar discussions on the home front- daughter #1 has serious
ethical reservations about this past-time of ours. So think of yourselves
as a bunch of 12 year old girls.

:-)

Bill


hell...was that you on big snowbird last year? damn... g

while i have observed jr's toying with fish, i have also determined from
observation and personal interaction that he is certainly among the
higher order of the thoughtful, considerate, and rational humans i have
been privileged to meet (even though he didn't recite poetry...though i
feel certain he's a poet). anyone who transports fine beer from
washington state (or oregon?...yeah, yeah, i know...but it was good beer
from one of those left coast breweries) to cameron, montana solely at
the request of the ne'er-do-wells hereabout is simply too ... well, he's
easily the too-est...damn, the proper word eludes my inadequate
vocabulary, but i'm sure the all the "less-than-too" of y'all know what
i'm shooting for.

jeff (looking forward to some more sharing of the ethos...and beer)
 




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