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On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 02:33:47 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

daytripper wrote:
Dave LaCourse wrote:
How quickly you forget, David.

Waldo's Spring Fling.
snip

How could I forget something that never happened?
snip

The Dave Tatosian version of this oft-told tale more
closely resembles what I saw at Spring Fling than the
Louie LaPlac revised version.

The Louie LaPlac regular gas meltdown is embarrassing
fact and it's also true that the horrible illness didn't
manifest itself until after wayno left. *Immediately*
after wayno left.

Give it up Louie, 'tripper is right. You ****ed up, you
were a jerk, we luv ya anyway. Or at least I do, you may
have burned your bridges with 'tripper who I consider as
fine a roffian as I've ever met but I'll gladly kick your
arse anyday. Unless, of course, it's your turn to kick mine.

Yes, I was angry about the 87 octane he put in a brand new high
compression V8 engine. But, it was his overall cheapness about the
whole thing. Not paying his share of the room until I demanded it,
accusing me of drinking too much (one) of his beer. I should have
known better than to make the trip with him. I was asking for trouble
knowing how tight he is.

I never had any bridges with Tatosian. He lives near me, and we went
to Lakewood together once. But there are no bridges. I could never
build a bridge with a cheap ******* that takes advantage of me.

As far as leaving the clave early - it had nothing to do with wayno
leaving and everything to do with me not feeling well. We stayed to
the end and I went straight to bed for two or three days when I got
home.

You wouldn't have any trouble kicking my ass, btw. d;o(

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:14:28 -0700, Mike
wrote:

I simply can´t
imagine begrudging somebody a beer.

roflmao. Ask Tatosian how he begrudged me a second beer. Really.
Piercing eyes and words, "When are you going to buy your own?" Well,
duh, it WAS my own and not his. I don't begrudge him anything, only
remind him of just how cheap he is.

He's as much of a cheapskate as you are a crazy old man.

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:28:34 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 02:33:47 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

daytripper wrote:
Dave LaCourse wrote:
How quickly you forget, David.

Waldo's Spring Fling.
snip

How could I forget something that never happened?
snip

The Dave Tatosian version of this oft-told tale more
closely resembles what I saw at Spring Fling than the
Louie LaPlac revised version.

The Louie LaPlac regular gas meltdown is embarrassing
fact and it's also true that the horrible illness didn't
manifest itself until after wayno left. *Immediately*
after wayno left.

Give it up Louie, 'tripper is right. You ****ed up, you
were a jerk, we luv ya anyway. Or at least I do, you may
have burned your bridges with 'tripper who I consider as
fine a roffian as I've ever met but I'll gladly kick your
arse anyday. Unless, of course, it's your turn to kick mine.

Yes, I was angry about the 87 octane he put in a brand new high
compression V8 engine.

Um, it's obviously a "gas" car and assuming we are talking about a
new(ish) street-legal-in-the-US production car with "a brand new..."
engine, the effective octane requirement would be lower, not higher. If
the engine in question had reached 15-20,000 miles/30-40,000km, it
_might_ require a higher octane. It would have to be a pretty
heavily-modified large CI offset-spark V-8 under extreme duty to not run
fine on "regular" grade. Also, if the operational altitude was higher,
the octane requirement is lower - IOW, a car that improperly combusts a
lower octane fuel at sea level may well not do so at 2500 above. IAC,
this is one of the few ROFFian ****ing matches that can be settled
purely objectively - if the engine "pinged"/"knocked," Louie is right
and if it didn't, 'tripper is right. If a particular engine combusts
properly with "regular," going to a higher octane does nothing but waste
money.

And as a general "FWIW," regardless of the manual, most modern "gas"
_cars_ are designed to be able to combust properly with the lower octane
fuels. Automatically putting in higher-octane fuel in one is simply
****ing money away. Try it on the lowest first (one tank will do no
harm) and if the sensors can't adjust, then go up one grade, etc.

Doubting this will help,
R

Dave LaCourse typed:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 22:12:59 -0400, daytripper
wrote:

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 21:44:21 -0400, daytripper
wrote:
[...]

Ah - I just remembered Yet Another Lie you told everyone here, this
one concerning how I left HP.

I told you the group I was leaving "was screwed" because I was the
only designer on the particular project on which I had been working.

YOU turned that into "he said he was going to screw the company".

Nice turn there, Dave. You clearly have skillz, you twisted piece of
****...

/daytripper ("sleep well, die well"? wtf does that actually mean,
retard?)

Dave, you were bragging about how you were taking the week off to go
to the clave, and how you were going to stick it to them by resigning
when you returned to work. You were laughing about it.

What does resigning have to do with "screwing" the company? Last I checked,
anyone can resign from their employment in these here United States.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"daytripper" wrote in message
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On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 16:26:40 -0400, Dave LaCourse

wrote:

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 19:41:22 -0000, BJ Conner
wrote:

Wolfgang, Kenny or myself might buy Dave a beer. I might
even drink it with him.

Hmmmm. I've bought both Kenny and Wolfgang, sr. a beer or two. I've
bought just about everyone that was at the Penns Clave that Roger was
at a beer or two. Hell, I even bought a case of beer and Tatosian
drank it without saying thanks. d;o)

God, you are such a lying asshole.

/daytripper (some day, you piece of ****, I'll write you up big time...)

Well, I just don't understand what all the fuss is about.

Wolfgang
who figures that if he is nice enough for long enough he may someday get
that beer or two davie has bought for him.

Wow - miss the entire point much?

This is not a technical question.

Davie really, to this day, thinks I intentionally put regular fuel into his
car even while knowing that it wanted premium. This claim dovetails nicely
into his whole "cheapskate" trick, so he thinks he gets traction.

But that simply is not true.
I put in regular fuel only because I didn't know better.
Period.

It really is that simple.

As for pinging: trust me, anyone that drives so slow as to take two goddamned
days to drive from Boston to NC could fill the car with white gas and never
have it ping...

/daytripper (it must be the bitch hormones he takes...)

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:32:38 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:14:28 -0700, Mike
wrote:

I simply can´t
imagine begrudging somebody a beer.

roflmao. Ask Tatosian how he begrudged me a second beer. Really.
Piercing eyes and words, "When are you going to buy your own?" Well,
duh, it WAS my own and not his. I don't begrudge him anything, only
remind him of just how cheap he is.

He's as much of a cheapskate as you are a crazy old man.

But you're still the Grade A Numero Uno liar, you sick ****.

/daytripper (rave on. it's doing wonders for your image, as usual...)

Dave LaCourse typed:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 02:33:47 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:
daytripper wrote:
Dave LaCourse wrote:
How quickly you forget, David.

Waldo's Spring Fling.
snip
How could I forget something that never happened?
snip

The Dave Tatosian version of this oft-told tale more
closely resembles what I saw at Spring Fling than the
Louie LaPlac revised version.

The Louie LaPlac regular gas meltdown is embarrassing
fact and it's also true that the horrible illness didn't
manifest itself until after wayno left. *Immediately*
after wayno left.

Give it up Louie, 'tripper is right. You ****ed up, you
were a jerk, we luv ya anyway. Or at least I do, you may
have burned your bridges with 'tripper who I consider as
fine a roffian as I've ever met but I'll gladly kick your
arse anyday. Unless, of course, it's your turn to kick mine.

Yes, I was angry about the 87 octane he put in a brand new high
compression V8 engine. But, it was his overall cheapness about the
whole thing. Not paying his share of the room until I demanded it,
accusing me of drinking too much (one) of his beer. I should have
known better than to make the trip with him. I was asking for trouble
knowing how tight he is.
snip

'tripper and I have gotten together several times over the past several
years, most of the time just meeting on the river and parting ways
immediately after fishing. The one time I hosted a mini-clave and brought
some snacks, beer, and soda, he (and the others) offered to chip in - no
prompting. I denied the offer, but it was made. The one time we ended up in
a watering hole after fishing, Dave bought a round just like the others
there.

The real point here is that, until now, I hadn't even thought about these
things. What goes around, comes around, and to expect something in return
for a good deed is to sully the action, in my book. Dave is as fine a
companion on the river as any I've had. Come to think of it, *all* roffians
I've met have been nothing but gracious, and I've come to be able to call
several true friends. There is no price or cost for that.

I just wish the man wasn't a liberal pussy. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Thu, 30 Aug 2007 07:08:11 -0400, Dave LaCourse
wrote:

On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 21:44:21 -0400, daytripper
wrote:

At the Fall Ball I brought a huge cooler packed with 8 different six-packs of
various Sam Adams beers on ice. As well, I brought a bottle of Grey Goose and
a bottle of 12 yo Scotch - even though I can't stand Scotch, and I rarely
drink vodka. I did this to add to the camaraderie of the group outing, and I
expected nothing in return. Two things you'll never be accused of, that's for
sure.

You're a liar. Do you deny saying, "When are you going to buy your
own?"

As far as the gas.... the car runs fine on regular. It was your
cheapness, Dave, that I objected to. Cheapness is you. Did you pay
for the room at Forty's Fall Ball? You gave no one any money. The
room you slept in with me cost me $250, my share, yet you did not
volunteer to pay me. Why? Because you are the cheapest ******* I
have ever known. The same happened at Waldo's Spring Fling. That
room also cost me $250 . You moved right in and had the bed next to
me for FREE. While other folks paid their $250 and got their own
bedroom, I get stuck with you. I finally told you to pay up, which
you did with $100.

Remember the raffle. Ah, that was tragic and funny at the same time.
Someone gave a great gift, something we could all use, a first aide
packet that fits into a vest. It wasn't an expensive gift, but a well
thought out gift. You gave a very nice $20 gift. Well, you won the
first aide packet and were totally insensed about it. Ranting and
raving to me about "how could I allow such a thing to happen." There
were lots of nice gifts at that raffle. Some folks gave gifts of more
than $100, but none of them complained when they got gifts worth less
than they gave. Shoot, I got the midget's Striline hat - a commercial
hat- and was willing to trade you. You said no. Cheap *******.
Asadi won my gift - three days at Lakewood. If only you weren't so
effin cheap, Dave. How's come, btw, you don't go to claves any more?
Can't stand to spend the bucks? No one to drive you?

As far as the long distance driving..... I drive that distance twice a
year without any problems. I'll be driving to Road Atlanta soon and
expect to do it with one stop in Roanoke. I drove most of the way
home on that clave trip. And, once again, you showed how cheap you
are by not even *offering* to buy gas. I still have the receipts,
Dave.

Face it: You are one cheap *******.

Wow. Jeeze, you're a LOT sicker than I thought.

Your bull**** constructs are unraveling right before your eyes, for all to
witness. So rave on, and by all means, don't put down that shovel, asshole.

/daytripper (ain't gonna take it any more. count on it.)

Dave LaCourse wrote:
On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 18:01:03 -0700, rw
wrote:


It really is something strange. LaCourse gets into these kinds of tiffs
a lot. He has so much money (so he claims) that a case of beer means
absolutely nothing, especially if he's puking his guts out all week.


Well I can afford good dog food. That dog is your buddy, Steve.
Treat him well instead of giving him cheap **** from Sam's.

Zoom.

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