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Re: Bad news in Florida

Fiona Stirling 1 March 2005 18:11:53
 a four mile trip in florida that went wrong. this is a tradgety, three
foot waves and problems would suggest there was an experience issue.
canoes; and kayaks? ? ?
i would suspect they were on a very benign trip that turned sour.
my heart felt condolences to the parents and family's involved, i feel
for the leaders as well. they must feel pretty rough now and it will
likely get worse for them.
i have been out when things went wrong and likely owe my life to
friends that had the skill to shrug off foul weather and instill a
confidence that things would be okay. we had all types of flares,
radios, ropes, lights etc. none of it was used. there was more than
three foot waves though . i trust the party checked the forecast and
this is one of those terrible things.
once again my condolences to all involved.

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Wolfgang 2 March 2005 06:34:54 permanent link ]
 
"No Spam" <bennospamzx2@veriz­on.net> wrote in message
news:j38Vd.38241$ya­6.25850@trndny01...>­ That was kind of my take on it...

And many would agree.

I beg to differ. Reduce all of life's risks to the bare minimum and you end
up with a generation of children who grow up to live their lives on Usenet.

Wolfgang
who would rather see them drown.


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Rick 2 March 2005 06:44:34 permanent link ]
 
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message
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"No Spam" <bennospamzx2@veriz­on.net> wrote in message > news:j38Vd.38241$ya­6.25850@trndny01...>­> That was kind of my take on it...>
And many would agree.>
I beg to differ. Reduce all of life's risks to the bare > minimum and you end up with a generation of children who grow > up to live their lives on Usenet.>
Wolfgang> who would rather see them drown.

wow



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Wolfgang 2 March 2005 06:54:15 permanent link ]
 
"rick" <stop@stop.net> wrote in message
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"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message > news:38kn2iF5niep7U­1@individual.net...>­>
"No Spam" <bennospamzx2@veriz­on.net> wrote in message >> news:j38Vd.38241$ya­6.25850@trndny01...>­>> That was kind of my take on it...>>
And many would agree.>>
I beg to differ. Reduce all of life's risks to the bare minimum and you >> end up with a generation of children who grow up to live their lives on >> Usenet.>>
Wolfgang>> who would rather see them drown.>
wow

Hey, they could grow up to be you.

Wolfgang


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Wolfgang 2 March 2005 17:58:52 permanent link ]
 
"rick" <stop@stop.net> wrote in message
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"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message> news:38ko6qF5n1113U­1@individual.net...
Hey, they could grow up to be you.> ===============> which only to a psychopath would think is worse than dead...> Thanks for showing how you would treat those that disagree with> you...

To the best of my admittedly imperfect recollection, I have never
actually killed anyone who disagreed with me. Um.....family history
is another matter entirely, but that would take us deeper into the old
nature versus nurture conundrum than I care to delve at the moment. I
can think of only one instance in which someone who frequently
disagreed with me subsequently died, an unfortunate circumstance in
which, I hasten to remind the reader, I was never formally indicted.
I despair of my ability to make you understand and fully appreciate
how comforting it is to know that when my turn comes, I will be
mourned by such a paragon of logical precision, lexical dexterity and
deep seated humanity as your own inestimable self.

Wolfgang
who, it should not be necessary to add, will decline all offers to
join any lynch mob planning to pay a visit to the leaders of the
ill-fated expedition alluded to in this thread, with whom, when all is
said and done, he probably disagrees about some things.


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Riverman 3 March 2005 12:10:56 permanent link ]
 
"rick" <stop@stop.net> wrote in message
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"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message > news:38ko6qF5n1113U­1@individual.net...>­>
"rick" <stop@stop.net> wrote in message >> news:mM9Vd.8779$MY6­.5931@newsread1.news­.pas.earthlink.net..­.>>>
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message >>> news:38kn2iF5niep7U­1@individual.net...>­>>>
"No Spam" <bennospamzx2@veriz­on.net> wrote in message >>>> news:j38Vd.38241$ya­6.25850@trndny01...>­>>>> That was kind of my take on it...>>>>
And many would agree.>>>>
I beg to differ. Reduce all of life's risks to the bare minimum and >>>> you end up with a generation of children who grow up to live their >>>> lives on Usenet.>>>>
Wolfgang>>>> who would rather see them drown.>>>
Hey, they could grow up to be you.> ===============> which only to a psychopath would think is worse than dead...> Thanks for showing how you would treat those that disagree with you...>

Easy, Rick. You and Wolfie are arguing on the same side here. His point was
that IF we reduced all of life's risks the bare minimum, we would end up
with a bunch of fat lazy kids who spend their life on Usenet. This is so
distasteful that he would rather see them do outdoorsy things, take risks,
and sometimes potentially drown. I believe we are in agreement that its
better to take risks (possibly fatal) to hide from them. I know I agree with
that.

When he said "hey they could grow up to be you", he said that in a neutral
was just to bait you. You took it as a condescention, but he meant it as a
veiled compliment: you're a risk taker....they could grow up to be like you.
Your response was precisely the type of misinterpretation that he was hoping
for.

He's a master at this kind of neutral statement that can be taken two ways.
Its fun to watch, if youre not the target.

--riverman
(who KNOWS he's gonna get his comeuppance for this....)


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Wolfgang 3 March 2005 15:18:49 permanent link ]
 
"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message
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...He's a master...

<snipped remainder of embarrassingly effusive flattery>

As you well know, I could use the services of a full time publicist. I
couldn't pay much......at least for the time being......but it would be a
lot more exciting than that tedious little stint you did down in Africa.

Whattya say? :)­

Wolfgang
incoming! :(­


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Riverman 3 March 2005 15:24:47 permanent link ]
 
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message
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"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message > news:38o32kF5roh9qU­2@individual.net...>­>
...He's a master...>
<snipped remainder of embarrassingly effusive flattery>

Effusive, or efflusive?
As you well know, I could use the services of a full time publicist. I > couldn't pay much......at least for the time being......but it would be a > lot more exciting than that tedious little stint you did down in Africa.>
Whattya say? :)­>

Sure. You know I'm your biggest fan.
:-)­
Wolfgang> incoming! :(­

Uh oh. Shoulda listened to my lawyer. But still, Wolfie, play nice with your
new friends.

--riverman


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Wolfgang 3 March 2005 15:40:10 permanent link ]
 
"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message
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Uh oh. Shoulda listened to my lawyer.

There's a natural hierarchy to these things. Always listen to your plumber
and your electrician first.....then your accountant.....then­ your
doctor......and then your lawyer.
But still, Wolfie, play nice with your new friends.

The Burnsian postulate is always uppermost in my mind.

Wolfgang


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Riverman 3 March 2005 16:34:53 permanent link ]
 
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message
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"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message > news:38oag6F5r9pi6U­1@individual.net...>­>
Uh oh. Shoulda listened to my lawyer.>
There's a natural hierarchy to these things. Always listen to your > plumber and your electrician first.....then your accountant.....then­ your > doctor......and then your lawyer.>
But still, Wolfie, play nice with your new friends.>
The Burnsian postulate is always uppermost in my mind.>

Huh?
Either youre a fan of Haggis, the Simpsons, or M*A*S*H.

--riverman


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Wolfgang 3 March 2005 16:56:31 permanent link ]
 
"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message
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Either youre a fan of Haggis, the Simpsons, or M*A*S*H.

"It's nice to be nice to the nice."

Wolfgang
who supposes monty or bobby COULD have said that.


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Riverman 3 March 2005 17:12:32 permanent link ]
 
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message
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"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message> news:38oejmF5r6nj0U­1@individual.net...>­>
Either youre a fan of Haggis, the Simpsons, or M*A*S*H.>
"It's nice to be nice to the nice.">


Ahhh, very nice!

--riverman


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Wolfgang 3 March 2005 19:43:27 permanent link ]
 
"Oci-One Kanubi" <rhopley@earthlink.­net> wrote in message
news:1109863536.793­513.274870@z14g2000c­wz.googlegroups.com.­..> riverman wrote:> >
[snip some]> >
He [Wolfgang] is a master at this kind of neutral statement that
be taken two ways. Its fun to watch, if youre not the target.>
Heh heh; a-firmative, Myron. Wolfgang also, undoubtedly, knows that> Rick is easy.

The procedure is easy. The volunteers.....well­, they are abundant.
What else does one need to know? :)­

Wolfgang


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Wilko 4 March 2005 00:35:12 permanent link ]
 

Wolfgang wrote:> "riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message> news:38oejmF5r6nj0U­1@individual.net...>­
Either youre a fan of Haggis, the Simpsons, or M*A*S*H.>
"It's nice to be nice to the nice.">
Wolfgang> who supposes monty or bobby COULD have said that.

Hah, that's Frank Burns all right, when talking to Margaret Houlihan! :-)­

--
Wilko van den Bergh wilko(a t)dse(d o t)nl
Eindhoven The Netherlands Europe
---Look at the possibilities, don't worry about the limitations.---
http://wilko.webzon­e.ru/

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Dave Manby 5 March 2005 03:11:10 permanent link ]
 In message <38obdeF5r243sU1@in­dividual.net>, Wolfgang <wolfgang@mcw.edu>
writes>
"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message>news:38oag6­F5r9pi6U1@individual­.net...>>
Uh oh. Shoulda listened to my lawyer.>
There's a natural hierarchy to these things. Always listen to your plumber>and your electrician first.....then your accountant.....then­ your>doctor......an­d then your lawyer.>
But still, Wolfie, play nice with your new friends.>
The Burnsian postulate is always uppermost in my mind.>
Wolfgang>
I always said to paraphrase Shakespeare "When the revolution come kill
all Architects - then the lawyers". Mind you I work as a builder!
--
Dave Manby
Details of the Coruh river and my book "Many Rivers To Run" at
http://www.dmanby.d­emon.co.uk

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Dave Manby 5 March 2005 03:15:01 permanent link ]
 In message <38oejmF5r6nj0U1@in­dividual.net>, riverman <nospam@sorry.com>
writes>
"Wolfgang" <wolfgang@mcw.edu> wrote in message>news:38obde­F5r243sU1@individual­.net...>>
"riverman" <nospam@sorry.com> wrote in message>> news:38oag6F5r9pi6U­1@individual.net...>­>>
Uh oh. Shoulda listened to my lawyer.>>
There's a natural hierarchy to these things. Always listen to your>> plumber and your electrician first.....then your accountant.....then­ your>> doctor......and then your lawyer.>>
But still, Wolfie, play nice with your new friends.>>
The Burnsian postulate is always uppermost in my mind.>>
Huh?>Either youre a fan of Haggis, the Simpsons, or M*A*S*H.>
--riverman>
Has anyone seen the band Haggis that hail from Phoenix? We passed some
of their fans on the Grand the other year. We enlightened them about
what a haggis is and even gave them one - we were a predominately
Scottish trip - too much whisky and not enough gin!

--
Dave Manby
Details of the Coruh river and my book "Many Rivers To Run" at
http://www.dmanby.d­emon.co.uk

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