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Old April 3rd, 2004, 12:24 AM
Peter Charles
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On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 16:31:10 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"slenon" wrote in message
om...
...I know where your mind has roamed...


Perhaps the most presumptive, self-inflated, preposterous, and just plain
wrong statement I've yet seen here. In fact, you ain't got a ****in'
clue....which, by the way, makes the whole thing all the more entertaining
because so many have been provided free of charge.

Wolfgang
and you can stick that in your recipe file.



Always an interesting statement -- "I know." We presume that "I know"
is based on a logically derived set of facts but all it ever amounts
to is a construct with which we have comfort in its certainty.

So he can "know" where your mind roams without having a ****ing clue
where it's actually been. And there is always the possibiility that
he is right -- that's the bitch of it . . . .

So one man's certainty is another man's lack of a ****ing clue . . . )

Where would ROFF be without it . . .

Dontcha just love this place . . . .

BTW, it's probably too late for this year but shouldn't we do a
Porkies trip again, before John gets too old and infirm to lug the
grub?

Peter

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 02:47 AM
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"Peter Charles" wrote in message
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Always an interesting statement -- "I know."


Agreed, endlessly fascinating.

We presume that "I know"
is based on a logically derived set of facts but all it ever amounts
to is a construct with which we have comfort in its certainty.


What you mean "we", white man? Actually, there was little doubt about what
the boy meant.......he ain't that deep.

So he can "know" where your mind roams without having a ****ing clue
where it's actually been.


Well, that's a bit of a leap of faith. Ste's mind....if we are to give
credence to the ample evidence....dwells in a soiled place that I have, by
virtue of occupational vagaries, had occasion to visit but aside from that
it's pretty obvious that he hasn't recognized any of the plentiful clues
he's tripped over. So, no, he can't know.

And there is always the possibiility that
he is right -- that's the bitch of it . . . .


Not a chance in hell.

So one man's certainty is another man's lack of a ****ing clue . . . )

Where would ROFF be without it . . .

Dontcha just love this place . . . .


More than mere words (the right ones....or otherwise) can express.


BTW, it's probably too late for this year but shouldn't we do a
Porkies trip again, before John gets too old and infirm to lug the
grub?


Certainly too late for the ephemeral steelhead, but I'm not all that sure
I'd want to do that particular thing again anyway. I'm thinking a fall
trip.....catch the colors and some stream residents. Mid to late September
is a beautiful time along the south shore......fat brookies in breeding
plumage.....clubbing salmon.....northern lights.....no bugs. Whattaya
think?

Wolfgang
who can probably arrange accommodations for eight or ten.


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Old April 3rd, 2004, 02:20 PM
Peter Charles
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On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 19:47:48 -0600, "Wolfgang"
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"Peter Charles" wrote in message
.. .



BTW, it's probably too late for this year but shouldn't we do a
Porkies trip again, before John gets too old and infirm to lug the
grub?


Certainly too late for the ephemeral steelhead, but I'm not all that sure
I'd want to do that particular thing again anyway. I'm thinking a fall
trip.....catch the colors and some stream residents. Mid to late September
is a beautiful time along the south shore......fat brookies in breeding
plumage.....clubbing salmon.....northern lights.....no bugs. Whattaya
think?

Wolfgang
who can probably arrange accommodations for eight or ten.



I'm likely to be screwed out of any fall fishing trips as at work,
we're converting to AD, Server 2003. Exchange 2003. By September
we'll be in the thick of it.

Peter

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 03:38 PM
Wolfgang
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"Peter Charles" wrote in message
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On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 19:47:48 -0600, "Wolfgang"
wrote:


"Peter Charles" wrote in message
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BTW, it's probably too late for this year but shouldn't we do a
Porkies trip again, before John gets too old and infirm to lug the
grub?


Certainly too late for the ephemeral steelhead, but I'm not all that sure
I'd want to do that particular thing again anyway. I'm thinking a fall
trip.....catch the colors and some stream residents. Mid to late

September
is a beautiful time along the south shore......fat brookies in breeding
plumage.....clubbing salmon.....northern lights.....no bugs. Whattaya
think?

Wolfgang
who can probably arrange accommodations for eight or ten.



I'm likely to be screwed out of any fall fishing trips as at work,
we're converting to AD, Server 2003. Exchange 2003. By September
we'll be in the thick of it.


Rats. Wading Lake Superior without the bulwark that is Petah is possible, I
suppose, but not an experience to be savored......except, perhaps, in
retrospect as a daring, if somewhat foolhardy, exercise in bravado.

Any chance you could get away.....oh, say, NOW?

Wolfgang
whose gear is still in the back of the van.


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Old April 3rd, 2004, 04:26 PM
Peter Charles
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On Sat, 3 Apr 2004 08:38:42 -0600, "Wolfgang"
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I'm likely to be screwed out of any fall fishing trips as at work,
we're converting to AD, Server 2003. Exchange 2003. By September
we'll be in the thick of it.


Rats. Wading Lake Superior without the bulwark that is Petah is possible, I
suppose, but not an experience to be savored......except, perhaps, in
retrospect as a daring, if somewhat foolhardy, exercise in bravado.

Any chance you could get away.....oh, say, NOW?

Wolfgang
whose gear is still in the back of the van.



These days I'm more bulk than bulwark.

Get away now? Don't I wish . . . I'm even working tomorrow.


Peter

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 07:33 PM
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"Peter Charles" wrote in message
...

These days I'm more bulk than bulwark.


You say tomato....I say potato.

Get away now? Don't I wish . . . I'm even working tomorrow.


I spent a good part of my Friday evening wrestling with a plumber's snake to
no avail. This morning was taken up following a couple of plumbers around
the house and counting out an obscene number of shiny new nickels for them
to take away. The afternoon will be eaten up with carpet cleaning,
painting, and sundry other odious chores.

Tomorrow doesn't look much better.

Wolfgang


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Old April 3rd, 2004, 04:48 PM
slenon
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Wolfgang:
So, no, he can't know.


My, my, my, you simply must tell me where you shop. I, too, would love to
have a Cloak of
Omniscience. And however did you find a haberdasher that carries hats in
such a large size?




--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Dark Star

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Old April 3rd, 2004, 07:39 PM
Wolfgang
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"slenon" wrote in message
m...
Wolfgang:
So, no, he can't know.


My, my, my, you simply must tell me where you shop. I, too, would love to
have a Cloak of
Omniscience. And however did you find a haberdasher that carries hats in
such a large size?


Absolutely delicious. See if you can get Tbone to explain to you what has
happened in this exchange.

Wolfgang
ya'll know that i can't actually MAKE them do these things, right?



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Old April 3rd, 2004, 08:25 PM
slenon
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Absolutely delicious. See if you can get Tbone to explain to you what has
happened in this exchange.
Wolfgang


Quite simply, from my vantage point, while you may have hoped to be
Chancellor, you've once more displayed your qualifications for the currently
vacant role of Dauphin.
--
Stev Lenon 91B20 '68-'69
Drowning flies to Dark Star

http://web.tampabay.rr.com/stevglo/i...age92kword.htm



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Old April 3rd, 2004, 03:10 AM
Jeff Miller
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Peter Charles wrote:





Always an interesting statement -- "I know." We presume that "I know"
is based on a logically derived set of facts but all it ever amounts
to is a construct with which we have comfort in its certainty.


just let a feller get a masters degree and start work on a ph.d and
he'll get all philosophical on ya...

So he can "know" where your mind roams without having a ****ing clue
where it's actually been. And there is always the possibiility that
he is right -- that's the bitch of it . . . .


hmmm... ok, i think me and my thick yellow toenails are diggin this

So one man's certainty is another man's lack of a ****ing clue . . . )


i knew it... i knew it... i knew i was certain i didn't have a clue...

Where would ROFF be without it . . .


huh??


Dontcha just love this place . . . .


well, it do have its moments, don't it

BTW, it's probably too late for this year but shouldn't we do a
Porkies trip again, before John gets too old and infirm to lug the
grub?

Peter

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