Kudos to Bill Breed

wrote:
On Apr 13, 8:44 am, Willi wrote:


Thanks again to Bill. Your gesture made my day.


Good to see you around again Willi...you should have some great pre-
runoff TR's up there, no?

Yes until recently when they cut flows in half.



http://outdoorsbest.zeroforum.com/zerothread?id=605952
BTW, my summer trip plans will now _definitely_ include at least a
long weekend trip into the Gila. Nobody seemed to notice or care the
last time I posted this, but we've got a new unique fishing
opportunity opening up:

http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/recr.../GILATROUT.pdf

Airplane tickets to El Paso are pretty cheap...

Horse/burro trip? Like I told you in an earlier email, I'm interested.
Sounds like a great trip to me in some very "different" type of country.

Willi

On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 17:30:31 GMT, wrote:


On 13-Apr-2007, Ken Fortenberry wrote:

I guess we don't talk about the "good" as much as we should,
but then did we ever ?

Hey, we're guys (mostly). It's the way we are. It's because we see
the good and assume everyone else sees it too. We don't need to talk
about our feelings for cripes sake.

I love you, man. ;-)

Next thing you know, we'll be
driving Volvos, wearing Birkenstocks, and telling our wives we love
them. :-)

Uh oh.

These pests are much better and they are the reason that I participate in
ROFF
It is only fishing - not WAR!
There is enough of that crap on this planet!

I also, have received some needed assistance from thiose on this list at
times.

Can we stop some of this other crap!
I can!
I will no longer participate in any crazy hreads - I rarely did so anyaway!

Sincerely
Fred

SING WITH ME, NOW!!! ...kumbaya, you filthy nasty diaper-wearin'
nappy-headed ho ****head anonymous idiot pig mutha****a, kumbaya...

Hmmm...I'm not sure, but when ya sorta sing it out loud, it doesn't
quite sound like Peter, Paul, and Mary exactly...ah, well, perhaps they
had been smoking some parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme and they were
slurring their words or something...

HTH,
R

Willi typed:
I posted a message to Sandy yesterday on ROFT asking him for a source
of the Teflon tubing he uses to dispense Zap A Gap. He promptly
replied along with a description of how he uses it. This morning Bill
(someone I've never met either online or in person) sent me an email
saying that he is sending me a length of tubing from a spool he
bought.
Maybe this isn't a big thing but for me it brought back some sense of
how I used to feel about the people who posted to ROFF. There were
always disagreements including some very nasty ones, but underlying
all of this I always sensed some real, as Wayno put it, "camaraderie".
This resulted in me meeting some people that I now consider genuine
friends, which at least for me, aren't the easiest things to find. It
wasn't the name calling and at times cruel fighting that sent me away
(although these fights have gotten so predictable that most are more
like a poorly written TV script than actual dialog) but rather
that, for me, this "camaraderie" seems to have faded farther and
farther into the background. It isn't so much the "bad" as it is the
lack of the "good."

Thanks again to Bill. Your gesture made my day.

Why, just yesterday I offered to send Ken, at no charge to him whatsoever, a
new (albeit heavily used) ensemble for next year's Easter Parade. These
things happen all the time!
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Tim J." wrote in message
...
Why, just yesterday I offered to send Ken, at no charge to him whatsoever,
a new (albeit heavily used) ensemble for next year's Easter Parade. These
things happen all the time!
--
TL,
Tim

Yes, but you are always sending folks things they don't need or want!

I'll never forget the three-handled moss cover credenza you sent me. And
what about those pigmy-bearded clams you sent? Then there were the
zircon-encrusted tweezers? Good GOD man, what am I to do with a baby's arm
holding an apple? Not to mention the WPOD bumper-sticker!

Ok, the bumper-sticker I used, the apple I ate, and I did used those crusty
old tweezers to place the baby's arm in the credenza, but what am I to do
with that stinkin' assed credenza, now!!!!!!!!!!?

Op --thanks for nothin' Tim!--

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
t...
I've said more than once, "The best thing about being a
Clavemeister is you never have to do it again." Ken Fortenberry

hmmmm. This seems about as true as the Fawn Lake story, in my caseg.
Apparently, I am a glutton for
punishment, except I'm too much of a dumbo to realize it.
Tom

Tom Littleton wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
I've said more than once, "The best thing about being a
Clavemeister is you never have to do it again."

hmmmm. This seems about as true as the Fawn Lake story, in my caseg.
Apparently, I am a glutton for
punishment, except I'm too much of a dumbo to realize it.

Some are born to greatness, others have greatness thrust upon them.
There are worse things to be than being the Permanent Clavemeister-
Penn's Division, you could have ended up a lawyer or a nappy-headed
ho, or a nappy-headed ho lawyer ! ;-)

And hell, don't even *think* about quitting now, you've just now
got around to the T-shirts !

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
et...
There are worse things to be than being the Permanent Clavemeister-
Penn's Division, you could have ended up a lawyer


thanks, I feel better now!
Tom