On Mon, 02 Nov 2009 20:32:39 -0500, wrote:

On Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:16:34 -0500, Tom Francis - SWSports
wrote:

On Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:17:11 -0500, Jim wrote:

November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

Well, let's remember that November 10th comes before November 11th.

Ooh rah gunny

Semper Fi.

On Mon, 02 Nov 2009 16:17:11 -0500, Jim wrote:

November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

About the only folks talking to him now are Don, jps, and the Plum.
They deserve each other.

On Nov 2, 3:17*pm, Jim wrote:
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

In my family, Rememberance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.

Why on earth would I wish to include Herr Krause with such a noble
fraternity?

On Nov 2, 7:52*pm, TopBassDog wrote:
On Nov 2, 3:17*pm, Jim wrote:

November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

In my family, Rememberance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.

God Bless 'em.

I ahve had a lot of family serve int he US armed forces and have only
lost one that I know if in conflict. I have a cousin on the Vietnam
wall.

But I had an Uncle tat was in Domremey and was hit with mustard gss in
ww1. i was fortunate to know him and talk with him a bit before he
died in 1968.

TopBassDog wrote:
On Nov 2, 3:17 pm, Jim wrote:
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

In my family, Rememberance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.

Why on earth would I wish to include Herr Krause with such a noble
fraternity?

You wouldn't. Persona non grata is not a complimentary honor by any means.

On Nov 2, 9:33*pm, Jim wrote:
TopBassDog wrote:
On Nov 2, 3:17 pm, Jim wrote:
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

In my family, Remembrance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.

Why on earth would I wish to include Herr Krause with such a noble
fraternity?

You wouldn't. Persona non grata is not a complimentary honor by any means..

Yes Jim. I am familiar with the term. However, 'Krause' and 'Honour'
don't coincide regardless of form.

TopBassDog wrote:
On Nov 2, 9:33 pm, Jim wrote:
TopBassDog wrote:
On Nov 2, 3:17 pm, Jim wrote:
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.
This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?
In my family, Remembrance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.
Why on earth would I wish to include Herr Krause with such a noble
fraternity?
You wouldn't. Persona non grata is not a complimentary honor by any means.

Yes Jim. I am familiar with the term. However, 'Krause' and 'Honour'
don't coincide regardless of form.

I regret that my use of honor and Krause in the same sentence offends
you, and for that I apologize. However, I never said honour.

On Mon, 2 Nov 2009 17:52:34 -0800 (PST), TopBassDog
wrote:

On Nov 2, 3:17*pm, Jim wrote:
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

In my family, Rememberance Day is a day of honour. Forty-four of my
family have served Canada since World War One, with five resting
peacefully in Europe, two in the Philippines, and one in the Baltic
Sea.

Why on earth would I wish to include Herr Krause with such a noble
fraternity?

God bless 'em all.

"Jim" wrote in message
...
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

It must be wonderful to be loved as much as he is!

--Mike

mgg wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
November 11. Also remembrance day in Canada.

This would be a perfect time to honor Krause with persona non grata
status. What do you think, gentlemen?

It must be wonderful to be loved as much as he is!

--Mike


I don't know anyone who loves himself as much as he does. And then there
is his faithful companion donnie. Other than them, who loves him?