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  #111  
Old June 15th, 2004, 01:33 AM
Ken Fortenberry
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Chester the Molester wrote:

Illegal handguns? How many? Illegal ATVs? How many? Poachin'? When?

Facts Kenny, I need facts. ...


No Chester, you need morals, ethics and integrity.

The facts are well documented, do you really want to deny them ?

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  #112  
Old June 15th, 2004, 02:16 AM
Dave LaCourse
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Charlie Choc writes:

You seem to be a bit obsessed with George lately.


Not as much as you are with 40.





  #113  
Old June 15th, 2004, 03:23 AM
Tom Littleton
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wayno notes:
i understand what you mean. but i have spent considerable time with the
man; fishing, and the before and after, and he was a boon companion.
something has happened, i think, to distort his message, and to take him
beyond the pale. i regret it.


What you see in certain light can distract from the overall picture. Like it or
not, what he(or any of us) "portray" here is a part of Who We Are.

and when are you gonna get your lanky ass down to the smokies? you
owe us


true enough, counselor....made it as far as the Eastern Shore of VA this
weekend, may drop in sooner than you think, one of these days.
Tom


  #114  
Old June 15th, 2004, 05:35 AM
B J Conner
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"snakefiddler" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
...
On Sat, 12 Jun 2004 18:12:03 -0400, "snakefiddler"
wrote:


"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
.com...

"snakefiddler" wrote


this knot tying stuff is not easy. he did show me a neat little
knot tying tool. any recommendations for favorites?

i have fished for trout for the last 34 years, with more than a

little
success, knowing how to tie exactly one knot: the improved clinch.

yfitp
wayno


maybe you can show it to me in october?

yifitm-
snake

Aw, shucks an' a cracklin' bread...shoo fly pie (just because, IMO,
sweet 'tater pie isn't either Southern OR sticky enough for THIS...which
is reaching out there big, brother, let me tell you...) and hush my
mouth...

Holyfuthermuckingawd! ROFF has become Ned Beatty gets it in the...fern
bar! All we need is some plaque-brained codswallop plonking out
"Khum-ba-yajh" on a goddamned dulcimer and a little "Tennessee Flat
Top...er, well, OK, so light on the box talk... It has evolved into
Alan Alda...it has Darwinized into Phil Donahue...well, let me be the
fly in the ointment, the fox in the henhouse, or, OBROFF, the stink in
the shi..Gink: Daisy Mae, snake, opie, or who- or whatever, if you
can't find the batteries, the KY, or whatever else you might need, be a
standup broad and take it dry...

...and lest you think I'm a sexist, a misogynist, or even worse,
sensitive, hell, no, I'd **** the ugliest gal you could fi...well, OK,
no, I wouldn't even talk to her after a quart of JW Blue and a gross of
oysters, but, sure as ****, you produce any one of, or, several
supermodels, and I'll have them bowlegged within 24 hours....

And, hey, I'll apologize to one and all (including cyli, who at least
seems to have a pair): I'm deeply sorry that whoever cut off most of
y'alls balls didn't keep right on cutting...now all we need is ol' MC
lecturing about gentlemanly behavior...oh, wait, are you a nun?

Not shiving a git if this helps one little bit,
R


AW, ****- THEY'VE CLONED FORTENBERRY
THOSE *******S!

snakefiddler


Not quite, the scene in the cloning lab was like a three stooges flick.
They DNA from Eddie Murphy and Gomer Pyle got thrown in with Fortenberrys,
The results a foul mouth goober with an attituce.


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Old June 15th, 2004, 05:55 AM
rw
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B J Conner wrote:

Not quite, the scene in the cloning lab was like a three stooges flick.
They DNA from Eddie Murphy and Gomer Pyle got thrown in with Fortenberrys,
The results a foul mouth goober with an attituce.


You seem like an intelligent person to me, BJ, but this has been
bothering me for a long time: Is there something wrong with your
keyboard, or with your spell-checking software? Are you dyslexic? Or are
you just ****ing with us?

Occasionally you'll post something grammatical that's spelled perfectly.
More typically, it's something like above. I get your meaning, but the
style is uniquely you. What is going on?

How about posting a short bio (including your life's calling). I'm
really curious.

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  #116  
Old June 15th, 2004, 06:23 AM
B J Conner
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If you can find one there's a goodie called a duncan Tailknott'r that ties
3 or 4 kinds of knots and opens bottles. The guy who made it and sold it to
me at a fly fishing show could tie a dozen different knot in about 3
minutes. he was good, like one of those guys at the state fair that sell
food choppers or knives. It's kinda artsy, being shaped like fish. I saw
one recently in a catalog but I can't remember where.
"snakefiddler" wrote in message
...
spent way fu*&#$@ too much time last night trying to tie a blood know with
which to secure some new tippet to my leader, so i went in to see the nice
folks at appalachian angler today, to see if they might be of assistance.
the nice young man behind the counter spent about half an hour showing me

a
couple of different knots. we practiced with some threads, and then when

he
thought i might have the hang of it, he let me do the job with a double
surgeon's knot. I'm pretty sure that was the name of it. anyway, he

showed
me a couple of other knots, including a nail knot. i just hope i can
remember how to do them again when the time comes. he also tipped me off

on
how long my leader should be and how long my tippet should be, and showed

me
a nifty double loop kind of thing that allows changing leader with quite

so
much fuss. this knot tying stuff is not easy. he did show me a neat

little
knot tying tool. any recommendations for favorites?

snakefiddler




  #117  
Old June 15th, 2004, 06:35 AM
B J Conner
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"rw" wrote in message
m...
B J Conner wrote:

Not quite, the scene in the cloning lab was like a three stooges flick.
They DNA from Eddie Murphy and Gomer Pyle got thrown in with

Fortenberrys,
The results a foul mouth goober with an attituce.


You seem like an intelligent person to me, BJ, but this has been
bothering me for a long time: Is there something wrong with your
keyboard, or with your spell-checking software? Are you dyslexic? Or are
you just ****ing with us?

Occasionally you'll post something grammatical that's spelled perfectly.
More typically, it's something like above. I get your meaning, but the
style is uniquely you. What is going on?

How about posting a short bio (including your life's calling). I'm
really curious.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

Tell me how your spell checker works. Mine say's stooges should have been
stooge's and that attituce should have been attitude- it's dixlexic fingers
or typos. I don't spend a lot of time with this, I tried to answer
snakefiddlers comment just like i would have in a saloon. Can you refer me
to a style guide?


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Old June 15th, 2004, 07:09 AM
rw
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B J Conner wrote:

Tell me how your spell checker works.


The way mine works is that when I misspell something (which is often),
it asks me if I want to correct it, and it gives me a list of
possibilities, from which I can choose. What a great invention that is.

Mine say's


Should be "says." That's not spelling -- it's grammar.

stooges should have been
stooge's


That was wrong. Grammar, again.

and that attituce should have been attitude-


That was right.

it's dixlexic fingers


dyslexic

or typos. I don't spend a lot of time with this, I tried to answer
snakefiddlers


snakefiddler's

comment just like i would have in a saloon. Can you refer me
to a style guide?


I could, but I won't. I am not a grammar/spelling nazi. I usually
understand what you're saying, but sometimes you say it coherently while
more often you don't. That's what seems weird. Do you sometimes use a
friend's computer? :-)

Have you ever heard of proofreading?

You got the "treatment" from the usual ROFF newbie bashers when you
showed up, which was quite some time ago now. Some of them still seem to
hold grudges. You seem OK to me. Your malapropisms aren't so much
annoying as they are puzzling.

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  #119  
Old June 15th, 2004, 08:22 AM
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On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 00:09:41 -0600, rw
wrote:


You got the "treatment" from the usual ROFF newbie bashers when you
showed up, which was quite some time ago now. Some of them still seem to
hold grudges. You seem OK to me. Your malapropisms aren't so much
annoying as they are puzzling.



I've been thinking he's been a ringer since about day 4 of his
appearance. The grammar and spelling, in that case, would be
intentional. The sensible ones with most things correct, would be the
quickly slashed out ones where he forgot his persona.
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rbc:vixen,Minnow Goddess,Willow Watcher,and all that sort of thing.
Often taunted by trout.
Only a fool would refuse to believe in luck. Only a damn fool would rely on it.

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