Newbe Intro

On Tue, 1 May 2007 00:13:17 -0400, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


"BGhouse" wrote in message
. ..

Do you live in this area?

No, I live in the Indianapolis area but I have spent a lot of time in
Michigan fishing and have got to know some people. Glenn is my book pimp,
and he once located a couple of long discontinued and relatively rare
fishing rods for me. If he gives you your own coffee cup, that means he
likes you, or at least your spending habits.

Translation: Mr. Knight and his Amex card have never passed a tackle
seller that they didn't like...IOW, if the term "Gear Whore" were
literal, Wayne's ankles would be genetically joined to his ears.

TC,
R

sed:

On Tue, 1 May 2007, "Wayne Knight" wrote:
"BGhouse" wrote ...

Do you live in this area?

No, I live in the Indianapolis area but I have spent a lot of time in
Michigan fishing and have got to know some people. Glenn is my book
pimp, and he once located a couple of long discontinued and relatively
rare fishing rods for me. If he gives you your own coffee cup, that
means he likes you, or at least your spending habits.

Translation: Mr. Knight and his Amex card have never passed a tackle
seller that they didn't like...IOW, if the term "Gear Whore" were
literal, Wayne's ankles would be genetically joined to his ears.

His recent story of fishing the Manistee not withstanding, apparently.


--
BG

wrote in message
...

his Amex card

No Amex card, why should one pay to use a credit card?

On Tue, 1 May 2007 17:38:41 -0400, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .

his Amex card

No Amex card, why should one pay to use a credit card?

Fair enough. I stand partially corrected: Mr. Knight and his wallet
have never passed a tackle dealer they didn't like.

FWIW, you don't _have_ to pay for an Amex card. Every year I get the
"annual fee" on the bill and I call to cancel. The fee is waived. From
what I've found nowadays, there are fewer and fewer places that are
Amex-only (in the US), so the first time they refuse to waive, I'll
wave...buh-bye.

TC,
R
PS - thought about you just this past weekend - we laid just out from
the junction of the Pascagoula and Mary Walker Bayou and grilled some
fresh snapper, chaurice, and asparagus, with crab fingers as an
appetizer...Gulf Coast heaven...and we anchored just far enough out to
strike a balance between calm water and no marsh gnats.

wrote in message
...

FWIW, you don't _have_ to pay for an Amex card. Every year I get the
"annual fee" on the bill and I call to cancel. The fee is waived.

I got rid of mine years ago when they refused to waive the fee one year.

PS - thought about you just this past weekend - we laid just out from
the junction of the Pascagoula and Mary Walker Bayou and grilled some
fresh snapper, chaurice, and asparagus, with crab fingers as an
appetizer...

Sounds really good, save me some if I get down that way this summer.

On Thu, 3 May 2007 22:20:21 -0400, "Wayne Knight"
wrote:


wrote in message
.. .

FWIW, you don't _have_ to pay for an Amex card. Every year I get the
"annual fee" on the bill and I call to cancel. The fee is waived.

I got rid of mine years ago when they refused to waive the fee one year.

As I said their waiving vs. my waving...and actually, they are
becoming not worth the call to have them waive...

PS - thought about you just this past weekend - we laid just out from
the junction of the Pascagoula and Mary Walker Bayou and grilled some
fresh snapper, chaurice, and asparagus, with crab fingers as an
appetizer...

Sounds really good, save me some if I get down that way this summer.

A meal or three, a place on a boat, and a (stationary) coffee cup
await...

TC,
R