I see green things...

On 3/5/10 8:05 AM, Giles wrote:
On Mar 5, 9:02 am, wrote:


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On Fri, 5 Mar 2010 00:28:25 -0800, "John B" wrote:


"David LaCourse" SNIP



there is no fly fishing.

And taxes - oy vey.........

Dave (the grass is not necessarily greener on the other side of the fence)


I got a good buddy who lives around jasper...there is some prime water in
north Georgia, yessiree Bob...

John want his email?

Hey, there's "great water" all over...um, sometimes literally...the south. But
about the only "trout" we have is either "speckled" or "green" (SM bass). OTOH,
fly rods are pretty common down here, but darned few people "fly fish," either
fresh or salt (but the numbers are increasing). Many use 'em almost like a cane
pole with guides and reel, primarily for "brim"/bream fishing.

TC,
R

"jeff" wrote in message
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John B wrote:
wrote in message
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On Wed, 3 Mar 2010 21:19:47 -0800, "John B"
wrote:

Yes. I do. Any day now I expect to see my first wild flower of the
season...I think they're buttercups...

I'm just afraid this is going to have to be my last winter...'twas the
worst
I have ever had. There were just days when I didn't even leave the
house....if I saw a sunbeam I'd have to run outside and try to stand in
it,
then I'd get numb from cold...

Clothing that used to suit me well to zero and a little below now
barely
works in the low 20's...

I talked to a realtor Sunday..soon I'll be southbound and down, loaded
up
and truckin...if the house sells...
I'm not sure what you mean by "southbound," but if you plan on staying
in the
US, a couple of things you may wish to consider: 1. I am currently
within sight
of the Sound (well, I would be if I went outside, but, well, it's a bit
chilly
outside...) and, well, it's a bit chilly outside, and 2) I can't tell
you the
exact date, but it snowed in Houston within the last coupla weeks.
Currently,
it's low-mid 30s here and in NO, and mid-20s up in the country. That
said, I
don't ever recall it being truly cold in S. Florida, the Keys, or the
Bahamas
...which, in a demonstration of why there is chocolate and vanilla, is
one of
the few things I _don't_ like about that region (rude Yankees and
certain
Quebecois being among the few remaining other things, mainly in S.
Florida, the
Keys mostly, but not entirely, excepted...).

A tidbit of trivia - it has never, in however long the records have been
kept,
gotten down to 32F/0C in Miami or most of S. Florida (most records are
in the
mid-30s) until this year, where a number of record lows were set in some
of the
inland areas of Palm Beach County - IIRC, it got to 28F around the
lake - still
no "freeze" in most areas, though.

TC,
R


Those are extremes that are easily tolerated...My main problem is the
extremely short days...and sometimes weeks of not seeing the sun. for
some years now I have fought back valiantly by going to a tanning parlor
once a week for 'light therapy.' this year, I give up...

On a happy note...YUP! The buttercups poked there head above ground
today...and I 've had two days of sunshine looking forward to three
more...

john

well hell john, seasonal affective disorder, eh? ...and all this time i
thought it was simply...uh...well, nevermind. G so, where are you
planning to relocate?

jeff

I thought that was disaffective? Well, anyhow, I'll keep y'all posted...
but it ain't going to be not big lot in a fancy neighborhood with a
guest...time to simplify!

John

John B wrote:
"jeff" wrote in message
...
John B wrote:
wrote in message
...
On Wed, 3 Mar 2010 21:19:47 -0800, "John B"
wrote:

Yes. I do. Any day now I expect to see my first wild flower of the
season...I think they're buttercups...

I'm just afraid this is going to have to be my last winter...'twas the
worst
I have ever had. There were just days when I didn't even leave the
house....if I saw a sunbeam I'd have to run outside and try to stand in
it,
then I'd get numb from cold...

Clothing that used to suit me well to zero and a little below now
barely
works in the low 20's...

I talked to a realtor Sunday..soon I'll be southbound and down, loaded
up
and truckin...if the house sells...
I'm not sure what you mean by "southbound," but if you plan on staying
in the
US, a couple of things you may wish to consider: 1. I am currently
within sight
of the Sound (well, I would be if I went outside, but, well, it's a bit
chilly
outside...) and, well, it's a bit chilly outside, and 2) I can't tell
you the
exact date, but it snowed in Houston within the last coupla weeks.
Currently,
it's low-mid 30s here and in NO, and mid-20s up in the country. That
said, I
don't ever recall it being truly cold in S. Florida, the Keys, or the
Bahamas
...which, in a demonstration of why there is chocolate and vanilla, is
one of
the few things I _don't_ like about that region (rude Yankees and
certain
Quebecois being among the few remaining other things, mainly in S.
Florida, the
Keys mostly, but not entirely, excepted...).

A tidbit of trivia - it has never, in however long the records have been
kept,
gotten down to 32F/0C in Miami or most of S. Florida (most records are
in the
mid-30s) until this year, where a number of record lows were set in some
of the
inland areas of Palm Beach County - IIRC, it got to 28F around the
lake - still
no "freeze" in most areas, though.

TC,
R

Those are extremes that are easily tolerated...My main problem is the
extremely short days...and sometimes weeks of not seeing the sun. for
some years now I have fought back valiantly by going to a tanning parlor
once a week for 'light therapy.' this year, I give up...

On a happy note...YUP! The buttercups poked there head above ground
today...and I 've had two days of sunshine looking forward to three
more...

john
well hell john, seasonal affective disorder, eh? ...and all this time i
thought it was simply...uh...well, nevermind. G so, where are you
planning to relocate?

jeff

I thought that was disaffective? Well, anyhow, I'll keep y'all posted...
but it ain't going to be not big lot in a fancy neighborhood with a
guest...time to simplify!

John



while i've not noticed your disaffective-ness, your "affect" has
generally been patent. g i've always heard it referred to as SADS -
seasonal affective disorder syndrome. "affect" is psycho-babble
terminology. sads has something to do with scandinavian genetics... see,
you have a viking's affect. i have friends down here who claim to
have it. i keep looking to find a syndrome that i can latch onto to
explain my miserable moods and ****y moments. bss maybe...

On Mar 5, 8:27*am, wrote:
On Fri, 5 Mar 2010 06:17:23 -0800 (PST), Wolfgang Siebeneich
wrote:

Moron.

g.

Awww...Iknow you're an orphan and all, but I'm sure you're a special little
goatboy to someon, er, something...

Golly gee, HTH,
R

Being special isn't all that special in an age in which it is taken as
axiomatic that everyone is special. Odd, isn't it, that we live in a
time when even the most ordinary and inarticulate are seen by others
(as well as by themselves) as being special?

Dumbass.

g.

On Mar 5, 5:28*pm, jeff wrote:
John B wrote:
"jeff" wrote in message
t...
John B wrote:
wrote in message
...
On Wed, 3 Mar 2010 21:19:47 -0800, "John B"
wrote:

Yes. I do. *Any day now I expect to see my first wild flower of the
season...I think they're buttercups...

I'm just afraid this is going to have to be my last winter...'twas the
worst
I have ever had. * There were just days when I didn't even leave the
house....if I saw a sunbeam I'd have to run outside and try to stand in
it,
then I'd get numb from cold...

Clothing that used to suit me well to zero and a little below now
barely
works in the low 20's...

I talked to a realtor Sunday..soon I'll be southbound and down, loaded
up
and truckin...if the house sells...
I'm not sure what you mean by "southbound," but if you plan on staying
in the
US, a couple of things you may wish to consider: 1. *I am currently
within sight
of the Sound (well, I would be if I went outside, but, well, it's a bit
chilly
outside...) and, well, it's a bit chilly outside, and 2) I can't tell
you the
exact date, but it snowed in Houston within the last coupla weeks.
Currently,
it's low-mid 30s here and in NO, and mid-20s up in the country. That
said, I
don't ever recall it being truly cold in S. Florida, the Keys, or the
Bahamas
...which, in a demonstration of why there is chocolate and vanilla, is
one of
the few things I _don't_ like about that region (rude Yankees and
certain
Quebecois being among the few remaining other things, mainly in S.
Florida, the
Keys mostly, but not entirely, excepted...).

A tidbit of trivia - it has never, in however long the records have been
kept,
gotten down to 32F/0C in Miami or most of S. Florida (most records are
in the
mid-30s) until this year, where a number of record lows were set in some
of the
inland areas of Palm Beach County - IIRC, it got to 28F around the
lake - still
no "freeze" in most areas, though.

TC,
R

Those are extremes that are easily tolerated...My main problem is the
extremely short days...and sometimes weeks of not seeing the sun. *for
some years now I have fought back valiantly by going to a tanning parlor
once a week for 'light therapy.' *this year, I give up...

On a happy note...YUP! *The buttercups poked there head above ground
today...and I 've had two days of sunshine looking forward to three
more...

john
well hell john, seasonal affective disorder, eh? ...and all this time i
thought it was simply...uh...well, nevermind. G *so, where are you
planning to relocate?

jeff

I thought that was disaffective? *Well, anyhow, I'll keep y'all posted...
but it ain't going to be not big lot in a fancy neighborhood with a
guest...time to simplify!

John

while i've not noticed your disaffective-ness, your "affect" has
generally been patent. g i've always heard it referred to as SADS -
seasonal affective disorder syndrome. "affect" is psycho-babble
terminology. sads has something to do with scandinavian genetics... see,
you have a viking's affect. *i have friends down here who claim to
have it. i keep looking to find a syndrome that i can latch onto to
explain my miserable moods and ****y moments. bss maybe...

MMPMM - Miserable Mood and ****y Moment Mania, aka "Palindrome
Syndrome."

giles

On Mar 5, 9:13*am, David LaCourse wrote:
On 2010-03-05 10:04:55 -0500, Giles said:

On Mar 5, 8:37*am, David LaCourse wrote:

"Little, vicious minds abound with anger and revenge, and are incapable
of feeling the pleasure of forgiving their enemies." *LC

Enemies. *Sounds like fun. *Gotta get me some of those.

g.

"Little, vicious minds abound with anger and revenge, and are incapable
of feeling the pleasure of forgiving their enemies." *LC

John Kerry, Barack Obama.....

Pig.

Idiot.

Giles wrote:
i keep looking to find a syndrome that i can latch onto to
explain my miserable moods and ****y moments. bss maybe...

MMPMM - Miserable Mood and ****y Moment Mania, aka "Palindrome
Syndrome."

giles


that'll do....excellent! thanks.

On 2010-03-05 19:56:00 -0500, Giles said:

On Mar 5, 9:13*am, David LaCourse wrote:
On 2010-03-05 10:04:55 -0500, Giles said:

On Mar 5, 8:37*am, David LaCourse wrote:

"Little, vicious minds abound with anger and revenge, and are incapabl
e
of feeling the pleasure of forgiving their enemies." *LC

Enemies. *Sounds like fun. *Gotta get me some of those.

g.

"Little, vicious minds abound with anger and revenge, and are incapable
of feeling the pleasure of forgiving their enemies." *LC

John Kerry, Barack Obama.....

Pig.

Idiot.

"Little, vicious minds abound with anger and revenge, and are incapable
of feeling the pleasure of forgiving their enemies." LC