NWC 2004

Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

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"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 08:26:48 -0500, "Charles Summers"
sent into the ether:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.... but where's the pictures????
My digital camera was not functioning, Steve had trouble with his too.
Others did take pictures though.

I do agree that these meetings/tournaments are awesome! I hated missing
this
one, but I'm already making preparations for the next one. (It aint gonna
be
on Boom Lake ya say...?) Steve, and especially Janet are great to put up
with a group of smelly fishermen at their house all night, and Steve does
a
great job at organizing things. (I'm sure that Janet plays a big, but
silent
part too)
You bet she does and not all that silent either :}

BTW Dan, You're package is in the mail.
Thanks Charles


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
.. .
To Steve and everyone involved.

I have started to write this several times now and every time I did, I
thought of things that happened last weekend and got side tracked
enjoying the memories. I wish it had lasted for a week.

I want to give a special thanks to Steve & Janet for making the NWC
one of the best times I have had in a long time. Steve you have a
great family. I only have two suggestions, get a bigger knife and
require more land. :}

Meeting people that I have been "talking" to for quite a few years on
this group made the NWC a very special experience for me. I listened
and learned a lot about fishing and about how nice it is to be
included in a group of great people. I got to fish with Steve and
Ronnie before the tourney, the irrepressible Jerry Barton on Friday
(sorry my pattern was no good that day) and Chris Rennert on Sat.
What more could you ask for? Keep an eye on Chris; he is going places
in the fishing world. He is one very focused young man.

Harry, anytime you need a seat to fish in WI let me know, yea I know
Steve's boat is bigger, more comfortable and faster and, aw heck just
let me know and I will follow you guys around.

I can't wait to use some of the, well lets call them Bartonisms that I
learned. I still laugh when I think of them and thanks Jerry for the
little present. I haven't tried it out yet but will this week. I was
disappointed that Randy had medical problems (Mangina? That must be a
new technical term) and could not make it. Randy, ask Warren to see
his "new" rod :} As for Doc, Charles, Rodmaker and Moe, I'm sorry
you could not make it and I hope to see yours and other new faces in
April.

I will begin making plans next week to attend the MTC. I hope
everyone else can be there too.

Thanks to all the people that worked with sponsors to get prizes and
to the sponsors themselves for donating to a great group of people.

Thanks again Steve


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Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

--
http://www.warrenwolk.com/
http://www.tri-statebassmasters.com
2004 NJ B.A.S.S. Federation State Champions



"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 08:26:48 -0500, "Charles Summers"
sent into the ether:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.... but where's the pictures????
My digital camera was not functioning, Steve had trouble with his too.
Others did take pictures though.

I do agree that these meetings/tournaments are awesome! I hated missing
this
one, but I'm already making preparations for the next one. (It aint gonna
be
on Boom Lake ya say...?) Steve, and especially Janet are great to put up
with a group of smelly fishermen at their house all night, and Steve does
a
great job at organizing things. (I'm sure that Janet plays a big, but
silent
part too)
You bet she does and not all that silent either :}

BTW Dan, You're package is in the mail.
Thanks Charles


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
.. .
To Steve and everyone involved.

I have started to write this several times now and every time I did, I
thought of things that happened last weekend and got side tracked
enjoying the memories. I wish it had lasted for a week.

I want to give a special thanks to Steve & Janet for making the NWC
one of the best times I have had in a long time. Steve you have a
great family. I only have two suggestions, get a bigger knife and
require more land. :}

Meeting people that I have been "talking" to for quite a few years on
this group made the NWC a very special experience for me. I listened
and learned a lot about fishing and about how nice it is to be
included in a group of great people. I got to fish with Steve and
Ronnie before the tourney, the irrepressible Jerry Barton on Friday
(sorry my pattern was no good that day) and Chris Rennert on Sat.
What more could you ask for? Keep an eye on Chris; he is going places
in the fishing world. He is one very focused young man.

Harry, anytime you need a seat to fish in WI let me know, yea I know
Steve's boat is bigger, more comfortable and faster and, aw heck just
let me know and I will follow you guys around.

I can't wait to use some of the, well lets call them Bartonisms that I
learned. I still laugh when I think of them and thanks Jerry for the
little present. I haven't tried it out yet but will this week. I was
disappointed that Randy had medical problems (Mangina? That must be a
new technical term) and could not make it. Randy, ask Warren to see
his "new" rod :} As for Doc, Charles, Rodmaker and Moe, I'm sorry
you could not make it and I hope to see yours and other new faces in
April.

I will begin making plans next week to attend the MTC. I hope
everyone else can be there too.

Thanks to all the people that worked with sponsors to get prizes and
to the sponsors themselves for donating to a great group of people.

Thanks again Steve


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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 01:01:23 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

Not sure what you mean Warren. I insert text and when I download it
to my newsreader it is seperate, different colored, without a in
front of it. Sometimes I put it into the body, sometimes I front post
it and sometimes I back post it.

Doesn't Outlook Express differentiate between original text and new
text?


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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 01:01:23 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

Not sure what you mean Warren. I insert text and when I download it
to my newsreader it is seperate, different colored, without a in
front of it. Sometimes I put it into the body, sometimes I front post
it and sometimes I back post it.

Doesn't Outlook Express differentiate between original text and new
text?


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Hey Dan,
It appears that your text just kinda runs into the rest of the post. I
know what Warren's talking about. You have to search for the one or two
lines out of many that doesn't have a in front of it, when you insert it
into the body of a post. Maybe if you added a couple spaces above and below
your text, it would make it easier to find your comments. My copy of
Outlook does not pick up any color difference when you post.
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"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 01:01:23 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

Not sure what you mean Warren. I insert text and when I download it
to my newsreader it is seperate, different colored, without a in
front of it. Sometimes I put it into the body, sometimes I front post
it and sometimes I back post it.

Doesn't Outlook Express differentiate between original text and new
text?


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Hey Dan,
It appears that your text just kinda runs into the rest of the post. I
know what Warren's talking about. You have to search for the one or two
lines out of many that doesn't have a in front of it, when you insert it
into the body of a post. Maybe if you added a couple spaces above and below
your text, it would make it easier to find your comments. My copy of
Outlook does not pick up any color difference when you post.
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home


"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...
On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 01:01:23 -0400, "go-bassn"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan buddy, at least try to seperate your posts from the text you're
replying to - every post you make I have to search for.

Thanks.

Warren

Not sure what you mean Warren. I insert text and when I download it
to my newsreader it is seperate, different colored, without a in
front of it. Sometimes I put it into the body, sometimes I front post
it and sometimes I back post it.

Doesn't Outlook Express differentiate between original text and new
text?


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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 11:03:35 GMT, "Andrew Kidd"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan,
It appears that your text just kinda runs into the rest of the post. I
know what Warren's talking about. You have to search for the one or two
lines out of many that doesn't have a in front of it, when you insert it
into the body of a post. Maybe if you added a couple spaces above and below
your text, it would make it easier to find your comments. My copy of
Outlook does not pick up any color difference when you post.


Ok, thanks Andrew. That is one reason I use Agent not Outlook. I
never have to search for anyones text as it is easily distingushable
from others through color and .

I'll try to remember to space a few lines into my replies in the
future. I thought all newsreaders had options for the color of the
replies. Not having that option would drive me nutzer than I already
am.

Thanks

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On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 11:03:35 GMT, "Andrew Kidd"
sent into the ether:

Hey Dan,
It appears that your text just kinda runs into the rest of the post. I
know what Warren's talking about. You have to search for the one or two
lines out of many that doesn't have a in front of it, when you insert it
into the body of a post. Maybe if you added a couple spaces above and below
your text, it would make it easier to find your comments. My copy of
Outlook does not pick up any color difference when you post.


Ok, thanks Andrew. That is one reason I use Agent not Outlook. I
never have to search for anyones text as it is easily distingushable
from others through color and .

I'll try to remember to space a few lines into my replies in the
future. I thought all newsreaders had options for the color of the
replies. Not having that option would drive me nutzer than I already
am.

Thanks

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"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
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future. I thought all newsreaders had options for the color of the
replies. Not having that option would drive me nutzer than I already
am.


Dan,

You fish, right?
How could you get any nutzer than that?

Cast far
Bob

"Dan, danl, danny boy, Redbeard, actually Greybeard now"
wrote in message
...

future. I thought all newsreaders had options for the color of the
replies. Not having that option would drive me nutzer than I already
am.


Dan,

You fish, right?
How could you get any nutzer than that?

Cast far
Bob