"P.Fritz" <paulNOfritzSPAM@voyager.net> wrote in message news:1148p94tff6vlb0@corp.supernews.com...> 54' but it was mostly just keeping an eye on the autopilot >
"JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message > news:aMWdnYFZvs8vyNnfRVn-pQ@comcast.com...>> For me it was a 1990 390 Sea Ray Express....42' LOA>>
A 34 meter ( 110 ' ) Fairmile. This ex-Canadian Navy Anti Submarine Vessel belonged to a friend of mine. He bought it hoping to convert it to a private yacht. A very fast boat when the guns and armament were removed. This was more than 30 years ago. I have no idea where this boat is now. Jim Carter "The Boat" Bayfield "T.S. Sherlock" <tssherlock@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:MaidnXZFneWo9dnfRVn-rA@comcast.com...> A 52' ft. Island Packet ( IP 485)>
"P.Fritz" <paulNOfritzSPAM@voyager.net> wrote in message> news:1148p94tff6vlb0@corp.supernews.com...> > 54' but it was mostly just keeping an eye on the autopilot > >
"JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message> > news:aMWdnYFZvs8vyNnfRVn-pQ@comcast.com...> >> For me it was a 1990 390 Sea Ray Express....42' LOA
"JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message news:iPGdnR8My6Vl49nfRVn-gw@comcast.com...>
<gould0738@aol.com> wrote in message> news:1111780627.341469.168610@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> > 101-feet.> >
(Well, I got to steer, anyway). >
Wow. 110' for Jim Carter and 101' for you. How high was the bridge from> the water line? How responsive was she?
The command bridge was approximately 15 feet above the water. I was at the helm of the vessel on a crossing of Lake Ontario from Toronto to Port Weller. The owner took control of the dockage. The Fairmile is a very responsive vessel and extremely quick. I would estimate the top speed during part of the crossing was a little more than 25 knots.
The largest vessel I've ever been in command of was an ~80' topsail schooner. The owner was too intimidated to sail her, so he he allowed me to.
The largest boat I have owned was a 41' custom racing sloop, bought extremely cheap from the original owner who did not win any races with her and was disgusted.
"JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message news:aMWdnYFZvs8vyNnfRVn-pQ@comcast.com...> For me it was a 1990 390 Sea Ray Express....42' LOA>
315' Destroyer Escort (had to beg 'em to let me take the helm for a while)
Other than that, I guess my Navigator 4800 (52' LOA)
Smallest? 8' plastic Walker Bay with full sail rig, center board and rudder. I provided an afternoon of hilarious entertainment for hundreds in Scituate Harbor.
Butch "Eisboch" <eisboch@nowhere.com> wrote in message news:F7adnTVDQoT2PNnfRVn-3A@giganews.com...>
"JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message> news:aMWdnYFZvs8vyNnfRVn-pQ@comcast.com...>> For me it was a 1990 390 Sea Ray Express....42' LOA>>
315' Destroyer Escort (had to beg 'em to let me take the helm for a > while)>
Other than that, I guess my Navigator 4800 (52' LOA)>
Smallest? 8' plastic Walker Bay with full sail rig, center board and> rudder. I provided an afternoon of> hilarious entertainment for hundreds in Scituate Harbor.>
Though, like Chuck, I didn't do much more than steer her.
-- ~/Garth - 1966 Glastron V-142 Skiflite: "Blue-Boat" "There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats." -Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
<gould0738@aol.com> wrote in message news:1111780627.341469.168610@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...> 101-feet.>
(Well, I got to steer, anyway).
I had a similar experience. A local doctor bought an old classic sailing vessel built between the World Wars, fixed it up and used it for the harbour tourist tours in the summer and chartering in the Virgin Islands in the winter. On summer, my life long friend was the captain, and the October day before they were about to leave for Tortola, he/crew me & owner took the boat for an afternoon sail to check some equipment. As soon as we got away from the busy area he handed the ships wheel to me. This boat, the Polaris was over 100 feet long and my friend used to brag it was the biggest sailing vessel in the harbour that summer...after 'Bluenose II' It sure was easy to over compensate steering when you are used to a tiller.
An 85' steam powered stern wheel river boat on the Mississippi "JimH" <Me@aol.com> wrote in message news:aMWdnYFZvs8vyNnfRVn-pQ@comcast.com... For me it was a 1990 390 Sea Ray Express....42' LOA
Harry, Identity theft is pretty low no matter what form it takes. Pretty much the sign of a coward who doesn't what anyone to know you they really are. BTW I got the kill file to work in Thunderbird, had to go to the manage filters section to enable the filter. Unless Tuuk changes his identity I won't have to read his rantings. Paul
HKrause wrote:
Sorry to inform you that you've "fallen" for one of the posts put up > here by one of the "Harry Identity Thieves," a group of juvenile twerps > intent on destroying what little remains of this newsgroup. I don't > monitor these idiots, but you can usually tell who they are by their > nonsensical responses to posts here and the news posting host they use. > One of the "Harry Identity Thieves" also posts here as "Netsock."
Paul Schilter > wrote:> Harry,> Identity theft is pretty low no matter what form it takes. Pretty > much the sign of a coward who doesn't what anyone to know you they > really are. BTW I got the kill file to work in Thunderbird, had to go to > the manage filters section to enable the filter. Unless Tuuk changes his > identity I won't have to read his rantings.> Paul>
HKrause wrote:>
Sorry to inform you that you've "fallen" for one of the posts put up >> here by one of the "Harry Identity Thieves," a group of juvenile >> twerps intent on destroying what little remains of this newsgroup. I >> don't monitor these idiots, but you can usually tell who they are by >> their nonsensical responses to posts here and the news posting host >> they use. One of the "Harry Identity Thieves" also posts here as >> "Netsock."
Message filters is what I use, and have been using for some time. Took me a few tries when I first started using that feature to figure it out, but I did and it works for me with a minimum of "muss and fuss." Takes about two seconds, for example, to add the latest "Smith" iteration in there.
Hi, my name's Rachel and I'm Norm's granddaughter. This is the biggest boat I've ever been on and the captain let me steer it. (60 foot whale watch boat)
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 07:34:32 -0500, DSK <dsk@dontbotherme.com> wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:>> 12 meter racing sloop, about 68 feet long.>
That sounds cool, which one?>
DSK
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It was six of them actually, and yes, it definitely was cool.
I belong to a sailing organization in the north east that occasionally organizes events for members. Sometime back in the early '90s we arranged to charter 6 of the older 12 meters that are still sailing out of Newport, Rhode Island. For about $150 each we got all 6 for the weekend, along with a couple of support boats. About 100 of us showed up, and we took turns racing them around short courses in lower Naraganset bay, rotating to a different boat after every race. I got to skipper all of them over the course of the weekend. Trying to recall the names, I'm coming up with Gleam, Northern Light, American Eagle, Weatherly and two others whose names I forget, possibly Nefertiti and Easterly.
There are several things that stand out in my mind about the whole experience. One, was the awe that I felt being at the helm of these magnificent and incredibly powerful antique boats. Second, was the momentum and large turning radius. Compared to a modern fin keeled sloop, even 55 to 60 footers which I have also sailed, the 12 meter boats are VERY unmaneuverable. At the marks it was necessary to actually start the turn well before the bow arrived. I was nervous as a hawk during pre-start jockeying for position, and to be honest, never felt totally comfortable at the helm.
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 06:26:11 -0500, Paul Schilter <""paulschilter\"@comcast dot net"> wrote:
Unless Tuuk changes his >identity I won't have to read his rantings.
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Unfortunately we've got a few people who insist on replying and reposting some of the BS that goes on here. If everyone would stop replying, most of the fun would be out of the game.
Short Wave Sportfishing 29 March 2005 15:11:59 [ permanent link ]
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 23:31:51 -0500, Wayne.B <waynebatrecdotboats@hotmail.com> wrote:
On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 07:34:32 -0500, DSK <dsk@dontbotherme.com> wrote:>
Wayne.B wrote:>>> 12 meter racing sloop, about 68 feet long.>>
That sounds cool, which one?>>
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It was six of them actually, and yes, it definitely was cool.>
I belong to a sailing organization in the north east that occasionally>organizes events for members. Sometime back in the early '90s we>arranged to charter 6 of the older 12 meters that are still sailing>out of Newport, Rhode Island. For about $150 each we got all 6 for>the weekend, along with a couple of support boats.
They still do that, although the price is much higher.
About 100 of us>showed up, and we took turns racing them around short courses in lower>Naraganset bay, rotating to a different boat after every race.
Oh yes - it's always fun trying to get out East Passage with those antique twelve meter yachts zigging here and zagging there playing big time racing.
A couple of well placed TOW missiles is next on my list of equipment upgrades. :>)
I got>to skipper all of them over the course of the weekend. Trying to>recall the names, I'm coming up with Gleam, Northern Light, American>Eagle, Weatherly and two others whose names I forget, possibly>Nefertiti and Easterly.
I'm sure it was Nefertiti. I was a sail hand, along with a couple of other Sea Scouts on Nefertiti in the early '60s when Hood owned the boat. He kept it at the Graves State Street yard in Marblehead. I think, and my memory is probably failing me, that Nefertiti was a trials boat and never meant to actually race for the Cup.
There are several things that stand out in my mind about the whole>experience. One, was the awe that I felt being at the helm of these>magnificent and incredibly powerful antique boats. Second, was the>momentum and large turning radius. Compared to a modern fin keeled>sloop, even 55 to 60 footers which I have also sailed, the 12 meter>boats are VERY unmaneuverable. At the marks it was necessary to>actually start the turn well before the bow arrived. I was nervous as>a hawk during pre-start jockeying for position, and to be honest,>never felt totally comfortable at the helm.
All I know is that they keep getting in the way going out East Passage. :>)
It's fun though when you are out around South Beach near Seal Rock and watching the 12 meter boats return from where ever. All the crew lined up on the windward side rail as that big beast runs by. Beautiful.
Tuuk wrote: Paul Schilter is a liar,,, lol,,, point blank caught in a lie,,, now you qualify for a krause puppet,, lol,,, ================================ Wow! Looks like you've arrived, Paul. I see Tuuk is on your case now, too.
"N.L. Eckert" <nl3ecke@webtv.net> wrote in message news:12880-42495ADE-72@storefull-3176.bay.webtv.net...> Tuuk wrote:> Paul Schilter is a liar,,, lol,,, point blank caught in a lie,,, now you> qualify for a krause puppet,, lol,,,> ================================> Wow! Looks like you've arrived, Paul. I see Tuuk is on your case now,> too.>
Happy boating, Norm
He still has one more step to go. Tuuk has threatened to travel to Harry's home and cut his throat... he has threatened to kick me in the balls...... Paul has a bit more 'work' to do before he's fully arrived.
Don White wrote:> "N.L. Eckert" <nl3ecke@webtv.net> wrote in message> news:12880-42495ADE-72@storefull-3176.bay.webtv.net...>
Tuuk wrote:>>Paul Schilter is a liar,,, lol,,, point blank caught in a lie,,, now you>>qualify for a krause puppet,, lol,,,>>================================>>Wow! Looks like you've arrived, Paul. I see Tuuk is on your case now,>>too.>>
Happy boating, Norm>
He still has one more step to go.> Tuuk has threatened to travel to Harry's home and cut his throat...> he has threatened to kick me in the balls......> Paul has a bit more 'work' to do before he's fully arrived. >
Not to worry. If he shows up here first, he'll not be making the trip up to your place, unless you're planning a Viking funeral for him.
Wayne.B wrote:>>>>12 meter racing sloop, about 68 feet long.>>>
It was six of them actually, and yes, it definitely was cool.>>
I belong to a sailing organization in the north east that occasionally>>organizes events for members. Sometime back in the early '90s we>>arranged to charter 6 of the older 12 meters that are still sailing>>out of Newport, Rhode Island.
Aha! I've seen that in magazines. Looks really great!
About 100 of us>>showed up, and we took turns racing them around short courses in lower>>Naraganset bay, rotating to a different boat after every race.>
Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:> Oh yes - it's always fun trying to get out East Passage with those> antique twelve meter yachts zigging here and zagging there playing> big time racing.>
Well, at lest they're not trailing fishing lines, and they're usually looking where they're going.
I got>>to skipper all of them over the course of the weekend. Trying to>>recall the names, I'm coming up with Gleam, Northern Light, American>>Eagle, Weatherly and two others whose names I forget, possibly>>Nefertiti and Easterly.>
Sounds about right. IIRC Gleam is the one with varnished topsides. All of them are beautiful, though.
I'm sure it was Nefertiti. I was a sail hand, along with a couple of> other Sea Scouts on Nefertiti in the early '60s when Hood owned the> boat. He kept it at the Graves State Street yard in Marblehead. I> think, and my memory is probably failing me, that Nefertiti was a> trials boat and never meant to actually race for the Cup.>
You're memory isn't failing you, unless mine is failing me in the same way. That sounds accurate, Nefertiti & American Eagle are both Ted Hood designs, AE designed to contend for the Cup and Nefertiti just as a trial horse.
There are several things that stand out in my mind about the whole>>experience. One, was the awe that I felt being at the helm of these>>magnificent and incredibly powerful antique boats. Second, was the>>momentum and large turning radius. Compared to a modern fin keeled>>sloop, even 55 to 60 footers which I have also sailed, the 12 meter>>boats are VERY unmaneuverable. At the marks it was necessary to>>actually start the turn well before the bow arrived. I was nervous as>>a hawk during pre-start jockeying for position, and to be honest,>>never felt totally comfortable at the helm.>
I can understand. It would take a lot of getting used to... actually I always get the jitters maneuvering for a start no matter what I'm sailing!
All I know is that they keep getting in the way going out East> Passage. :>)>
It's fun though when you are out around South Beach near Seal Rock and> watching the 12 meter boats return from where ever. All the crew> lined up on the windward side rail as that big beast runs by.> Beautiful.>
Modern racers are pretty too, but in a different way. Those old boats look graceful... somehow more harmonious...
Hi Norm, How ya been? Are you going to launch your boat this year or have you sold it? Paul
N.L. Eckert wrote:> Tuuk wrote:> Paul Schilter is a liar,,, lol,,, point blank caught in a lie,,, now you> qualify for a krause puppet,, lol,,,> ================================> Wow! Looks like you've arrived, Paul. I see Tuuk is on your case now,> too. >
you fool,, lets prove you a liar now also,, hmmm perfect krause puppet,,
"''''Tuuk has threatened to travel to Harry's home and cut his throat...''''''
point blank lie,, can you post a link to this post white??? My ISP has already done an investigation based on krause's saying that I threatened him, and they found nothing within two years. You fool,, White,, you just got caught in a lie.. Now you have no credibility. And further proof is that my ISP would have kicked me.. point blank if I had threaten that looser puppet master of yours... lol,,, not too smart are ya there white,,, but lets look further,,,
""'"''he has threatened to kick me in the balls......''"""""
once again white,,, can you post a link??? I mean all my posts were viewed by my ISP provider and they turned up nothing,,, lol,,, white you are a point blank LIAR,, perfect krause puppet,,,
PERFECT ,,,, TO THE TEEEEE
DON WHITE IS A PROVEN LIAR,,,!!!!
a real class act,,,
are you a union slug also white the puppet???
Plus I knew you were a liar when you said that an outside firm comes in to bath your mother on a monthly basis,, then last week you changed your story and now say it is twice a week and she has some section of the basement with cable, windows etc etc,, lol,,, you fool white,,, that is two point blank lies you spewed,, NOW HOW CAN ANYONE TRUST WHAT YOU SAY IS REAL/??????
duh
I be you think you're so bright there white that mamma calls you sunny,,, lol,,,, oooo my,,, ouch,,, lol,,, white you fool,,,,,,
"Don White" <white@nsknospm.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:fme2e.6615$Ln.316014@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...>
"N.L. Eckert" <nl3ecke@webtv.net> wrote in message> news:12880-42495ADE-72@storefull-3176.bay.webtv.net...>> Tuuk wrote:>> Paul Schilter is a liar,,, lol,,, point blank caught in a lie,,, now you>> qualify for a krause puppet,, lol,,,>> ================================>> Wow! Looks like you've arrived, Paul. I see Tuuk is on your case now,>> too.>>
Happy boating, Norm>
He still has one more step to go.> Tuuk has threatened to travel to Harry's home and cut his throat...> he has threatened to kick me in the balls......> Paul has a bit more 'work' to do before he's fully arrived. >
Jim Carter wrote:> " Tuuk" <bangkokbob5001@yahoo.com> wrote in message> news:I7n2e.9811$If1.2171520@read2.cgocable.net...>
we all know carter,, from up there in Bayfield,,, well this loser had to>>sell his boat when his wife died,,, lol,,, couldn't afford it no longer,,>
Well, It now seems like "Tuuk" is the world's biggest prevaricator.> He is telling the group that I have sold my boat. My boat is still in it's> winter storage in Bayfield. It is not sold and I still own it. This can> be> verified by Harbour Lights Marina in Bayfield.>
this loser has a loser brother who almost retired from teaching position,,>>after a few months ago,,
Tuuk is branching out because none of his "usual sus[ects" will play with him. If you respond directly to Tuuk, you'll simply encourage him.
Calling Tuuk pondscum is an insult to decent scum everywhere.
hmmmm must be a regular occurrence in your life Don White as most people who get caught point blank lying like that would either change their handle and return as different identity or just leave. You keep going as if nothing happened,,, true liar,,, lol,,, point blank true liar,,, perfect krause puppet.
"Don White" <white@nsknospm.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:iko2e.6950$Ln.332061@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...> Sigh! Come on spring.......>
"HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message news:3avlhrF6bf2rvU1@individual.net...> If you get yourself a shotgun, I'll be able to ask you that famous line> from StarTrek:>
"Is he dead, Jim?"
Thanks for the advice Harry, but, this is Canada and we do not do that here. That low life pond scum, "Tuuk" needs to get a bit of reality in his hollow head. He implies that he has information, about people in this newsgroup, that is erroneous. He is living in a dream world. Perhaps he is just jealous of people that have a life.
On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 08:03:53 -0500, "Jim Carter" <theboat@rogers.com> wrote:
"HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message>news:3avlhrF6bf2rvU1@individual.net...>> If you get yourself a shotgun, I'll be able to ask you that famous line>> from StarTrek:>>
"Is he dead, Jim?">
Thanks for the advice Harry, but, this is Canada and we do not do that here.>That low life pond scum, "Tuuk" needs to get a bit of reality in his hollow>head. He implies that he has information, about people in this newsgroup,>that is erroneous. He is living in a dream world. Perhaps he is just>jealous of people that have a life.>
James D. Carter>
Jim, I am also sick of the Tuuk posts. He's killfiled.
I would say, with no ill will towards you, that your response was to an individual (Harry) who has been doing exactly what you are down on Tuuk for. -- John H
"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."
"John H" <notavailable@here.com> wrote in message news:aj9l41db2mknh7211c1em4un6hnsstaduu@4ax.com...> Jim, I am also sick of the Tuuk posts. He's killfiled.> I would say, with no ill will towards you, that your response was to an> individual (Harry) who has been doing exactly what you are down on Tuuk for.> John H
Thanks John, for your intelligence in also killfiling that flibertigibbet "Tuuk" With regards to Harry, yes, he can talk some flap-doodle at times but he has never printed any untruths concerning me. He also has stated his political beliefs, which "sometimes" are similar to mine.
John H wrote:> On Wed, 30 Mar 2005 08:03:53 -0500, "Jim Carter" <theboat@rogers.com> wrote:>
"HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message>>news:3avlhrF6bf2rvU1@individual.net...>>
If you get yourself a shotgun, I'll be able to ask you that famous line>>>from StarTrek:>>>
"Is he dead, Jim?">>
Thanks for the advice Harry, but, this is Canada and we do not do that here.>>That low life pond scum, "Tuuk" needs to get a bit of reality in his hollow>>head. He implies that he has information, about people in this newsgroup,>>that is erroneous. He is living in a dream world. Perhaps he is just>>jealous of people that have a life.>>
James D. Carter>>
Jim, I am also sick of the Tuuk posts. He's killfiled. >
I would say, with no ill will towards you, that your response was to an> individual (Harry) who has been doing exactly what you are down on Tuuk for.
" Tuuk" <bangkokbob5001@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:mYv2e.9867$If1.2181408@read2.cgocable.net...> ya,,, hang your head in shame you liar Don White>
hmmmm must be a regular occurrence in your life Don White as most people
get caught point blank lying like that would either change their handle
return as different identity or just leave. You keep going as if nothing> happened,,, true liar,,, lol,,, point blank true liar,,, perfect krause> puppet.>
Ok Numbnuts...I have never knowingly told a lie on this newsgroup. I don't feel the need to. You did threaten Harry and me just before the Christmas season and if I have to go to the trouble of digging it out, I may as well send it along to the authorities. Your best bet is to slip your tail between your legs and leave well enough alone.
" Tuuk" <bangkokbob5001@yahoo.com> blathered...> krause and the lying band of merry puppets,, lol,,, snip... ," this clown may be more richer than you???" snip....> Speak much English??
"HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message news:3b065mF6b414rU3@individual.net...> "Sherlock" is simply the latest in the fake identities of the male> "Smith" here.
Thanks Harry, but, I don't know "Smith" at all. Do you mean that Sherlock is Karen Smith?
"HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message news:3b06spF66a4kuU1@individual.net...> No, he's the other one who posts here as "Dr. Dr.," and also posts using> my identity or those of my family members.> It would be difficult for Karen Smith to post as someone else: the> manifestations of her psychosis are transparent.
Thanks Harry, for setting me straight on this "identity" process. I have never seen the reason for people to post anything unless it is in their own name. Perhaps, they are ashamed of some of their postings. I am who I am! ( I am also sure that you would never say any "untruths" about me, as you would have no reason to do so.)
since you cannot dig up the proof of your statement, that makes you a liar,,, point blank liar
I can prove to you I didn't make a threat,, because krause reported to my ISP that I did,, they did all the research as they are supposed to by law,, and found out that krause is a liar. There were no threats,,, you fool,,, so you are a liar. Proven point blank, clear as the holes in your face.
Liar,,, white you are a liar,,, point blank,,, liar,,,hmmmmmm you can snake your way out of it,, you can weasel around it,, lol,,, by you cannot deny it.
I have the proof. Care to put a 1000.00 Canadian on it there white??? I say you are a liar,, I can prove it,,, you say I threatened you and krause,, but you cannot prove it. LIAR,,,
your word means nothing white,, nothing
"Don White" <white@nsknospm.sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:3Uz2e.7162$Ln.343568@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...>
" Tuuk" <bangkokbob5001@yahoo.com> wrote in message> news:mYv2e.9867$If1.2181408@read2.cgocable.net...>> ya,,, hang your head in shame you liar Don White>>
hmmmm must be a regular occurrence in your life Don White as most people> who>> get caught point blank lying like that would either change their handle> and>> return as different identity or just leave. You keep going as if nothing>> happened,,, true liar,,, lol,,, point blank true liar,,, perfect krause>> puppet.>>
Ok Numbnuts...I have never knowingly told a lie on this newsgroup. I > don't> feel the need to.> You did threaten Harry and me just before the Christmas season and if I > have> to go to the trouble of digging it out, I may as well send it along to the> authorities. Your best bet is to slip your tail between your legs and > leave> well enough alone.>
Jim Carter wrote:> "HaKrause" <harry.krause@gmail.com> wrote in message> news:3b06spF66a4kuU1@individual.net...>
No, he's the other one who posts here as "Dr. Dr.," and also posts using>>my identity or those of my family members.>>It would be difficult for Karen Smith to post as someone else: the>>manifestations of her psychosis are transparent.>
Thanks Harry, for setting me straight on this "identity" process. I have> never seen the reason for people to post anything unless it is in their own> name. Perhaps, they are ashamed of some of their postings. I am who I> am!> ( I am also sure that you would never say any "untruths" about me, as you> would have no reason to do so.)>
James D. Carter>
You have nothing to fear from me. Most of my rancor is directed at rightwing extremists who are helping to destroy the United States of America. Note I said "extremists," not Republicans. I have no problems with those Republicans who post here and whose politics are not based on neocon lunacy, racism, or drooling stupidity.
If I had my druthers, participants would not be able to post on usenet without their real name appearing in their headers, and their real ISP being identified, too. That one step would improve the behavior of the droolers here. But it isn't going to happen.
Don White wrote:> " Tuuk" <bangkokbob5001@yahoo.com> wrote in message> news:mYv2e.9867$If1.2181408@read2.cgocable.net...>
ya,,, hang your head in shame you liar Don White>>
hmmmm must be a regular occurrence in your life Don White as most people>
get caught point blank lying like that would either change their handle>
return as different identity or just leave. You keep going as if nothing>>happened,,, true liar,,, lol,,, point blank true liar,,, perfect krause>>puppet.>>
Ok Numbnuts...I have never knowingly told a lie on this newsgroup. I don't> feel the need to.> You did threaten Harry and me just before the Christmas season and if I have> to go to the trouble of digging it out, I may as well send it along to the> authorities. Your best bet is to slip your tail between your legs and leave> well enough alone.>
"basskisser" <atl_man2@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:1112376843.550375.247070@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com... >I must tell> you, crap like that shows just how petty, juvenile, and ignorant you> are. Grow up.
"N S Sherlock" <noshitsherlock.com> wrote in message news:nr2dnZLXSooWF9DfRVn-qA@comcast.com...>
"basskisser" <atl_man2@yahoo.com> wrote in message > news:1112376843.550375.247070@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...> >I must tell>> you, crap like that shows just how petty, juvenile, and ignorant you>> are. Grow up.>
BK,> Do you see the humor in your statement?
Poor asslicker.........must suck to have to lie about your education and employment, and then spend all day proving to the world that you are the "King of the NG idiots"
