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http://www.capitolhillblue.com/faq.asp

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YOU people are the paranoid ones!! I swear!! Listen to yourselves and all
the tripe you spam all over this fine group.... So freakin what if he's on
Paxil, 70% of America is on it. You try running the most powerful nation
in the world and tell me YOU don't have stress! Let the man do his job and
stop being busy bodies with nothing better to do then spout off about what a
lousy president he is. If you don't like it, why aren't YOU people
running or in congress or something??? DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE supposed mess
your bitchin about! AND if you don't like being free and living in America,
GET THE HELL OUT! We don't want you either!
People **** me off especially when they bitch all the time about what a
lousy job someone's doing but there they sit on there asses doing NOTHING
but copy and pasting! AND its freakin OT idiots! alt.politics.discussion

Now, what's your boating woes?? Maybe we can help you, unless your beyond
help that is.

Doug




"Rick" wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Bush Leagues
Bush's Erratic Behavior Worries White House Aides

President George W. Bush is taking powerful anti-depressant drugs to
control
his erratic behavior, depression and paranoia, Capitol Hill Blue has
learned.

Gone boatin'......

Rick

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Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va


"Doug" wrote in message
...
YOU people are the paranoid ones!! I swear!! Listen to yourselves and
all
the tripe you spam all over this fine group.... So freakin what if he's
on
Paxil, 70% of America is on it. You try running the most powerful nation
in the world and tell me YOU don't have stress! Let the man do his job
and
stop being busy bodies with nothing better to do then spout off about what
a
lousy president he is. If you don't like it, why aren't YOU people
running or in congress or something??? DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE supposed
mess
your bitchin about! AND if you don't like being free and living in
America,
GET THE HELL OUT! We don't want you either!
People **** me off especially when they bitch all the time about what a
lousy job someone's doing but there they sit on there asses doing NOTHING
but copy and pasting! AND its freakin OT idiots! alt.politics.discussion

Now, what's your boating woes?? Maybe we can help you, unless your
beyond
help that is.

Doug




"Rick" wrote in message
...

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Bush Leagues
Bush's Erratic Behavior Worries White House Aides

President George W. Bush is taking powerful anti-depressant drugs to
control
his erratic behavior, depression and paranoia, Capitol Hill Blue has
learned.

Gone boatin'......

Rick

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"Doug" wrote in message
...
YOU people are the paranoid ones!! I swear!! Listen to yourselves and
all
the tripe you spam all over this fine group.... So freakin what if he's
on
Paxil, 70% of America is on it.

The level of the anger and seriousness in your post means you must be in the
other 30%, eh? This is the internet. Lighten up.

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"IBNFSHN" wrote in message
news:IzROc.924$Yf6.253@lakeread03...
Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va

I live in Florida. In the Summer months, we do all of our boating early in
the day, and try to get off of the water before the afternoon thunderstorms
roll in around 2 pm. I'm in the process of breaking in a new motor. I have
19.4 hours on it since a week from last Friday. I worked Monday through
Thursday this past week...which means I've had 5 days to put those hours on
the engine. I didn't go last Saturday, but did go the other 4 days. I take
my young kids with me, which means I'm seldom out the door before 9am. So
in 4 days, I averaged about 5 hours of boating per day...from 9am until 2pm
each day.

The reason I don't talk about boating on the internet, is because when I'm
in the mood for boating, I go boating...rather than just talking about it.

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"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"IBNFSHN" wrote in message
news:IzROc.924$Yf6.253@lakeread03...
Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va

I live in Florida. In the Summer months, we do all of our boating early
in
the day, and try to get off of the water before the afternoon
thunderstorms
roll in around 2 pm. I'm in the process of breaking in a new motor. I
have
19.4 hours on it since a week from last Friday. I worked Monday through
Thursday this past week...which means I've had 5 days to put those hours
on
the engine. I didn't go last Saturday, but did go the other 4 days. I
take
my young kids with me, which means I'm seldom out the door before 9am. So
in 4 days, I averaged about 5 hours of boating per day...from 9am until
2pm
each day.

The reason I don't talk about boating on the internet, is because when I'm
in the mood for boating, I go boating...rather than just talking about it.




I'd like to do the same, but almost-daily, unpredictable visits from the
lightning vendor have made boating a major pain in the ass around here this
summer.

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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"IBNFSHN" wrote in message
news:IzROc.924$Yf6.253@lakeread03...
Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va

I live in Florida. In the Summer months, we do all of our boating early
in
the day, and try to get off of the water before the afternoon
thunderstorms
roll in around 2 pm. I'm in the process of breaking in a new motor. I
have
19.4 hours on it since a week from last Friday. I worked Monday through
Thursday this past week...which means I've had 5 days to put those hours
on
the engine. I didn't go last Saturday, but did go the other 4 days. I
take
my young kids with me, which means I'm seldom out the door before 9am.
So
in 4 days, I averaged about 5 hours of boating per day...from 9am until
2pm
each day.

The reason I don't talk about boating on the internet, is because when
I'm
in the mood for boating, I go boating...rather than just talking about
it.




I'd like to do the same, but almost-daily, unpredictable visits from the
lightning vendor have made boating a major pain in the ass around here
this
summer.


This has been one of the worst summers that I can remember for electrical
storms. Usually, you can count on them to hit in early to mid-afternoon.
Lately, they're popping up at all hours of the day. I went out about 8:30am
today. Seas were 4-6, tightly spaced, and white-capping. I got out about 5
miles, fished for an hour, and by 11am, a storm had chased me in.

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I would still like to see someone put the cable weather radar channel on a
broadcast station. That is the best way to keep an eye on these storms.
You could have weather doppler radar on your boat for the price of a cheap 12v
TV.
They could pay for it by running ad crawls.

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"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"IBNFSHN" wrote in message
news:IzROc.924$Yf6.253@lakeread03...
Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va

I live in Florida. In the Summer months, we do all of our boating
early
in
the day, and try to get off of the water before the afternoon
thunderstorms
roll in around 2 pm. I'm in the process of breaking in a new motor.
I
have
19.4 hours on it since a week from last Friday. I worked Monday
through
Thursday this past week...which means I've had 5 days to put those
hours
on
the engine. I didn't go last Saturday, but did go the other 4 days. I
take
my young kids with me, which means I'm seldom out the door before 9am.
So
in 4 days, I averaged about 5 hours of boating per day...from 9am
until
2pm
each day.

The reason I don't talk about boating on the internet, is because when
I'm
in the mood for boating, I go boating...rather than just talking about
it.




I'd like to do the same, but almost-daily, unpredictable visits from the
lightning vendor have made boating a major pain in the ass around here
this
summer.


This has been one of the worst summers that I can remember for electrical
storms. Usually, you can count on them to hit in early to mid-afternoon.
Lately, they're popping up at all hours of the day. I went out about
8:30am
today. Seas were 4-6, tightly spaced, and white-capping. I got out about
5
miles, fished for an hour, and by 11am, a storm had chased me in.



In my case, "chased in" could be dicey. My 14' yacht will get me through
anything, but sometimes slowly. But, the worst part is what happens at the
launch ramp. It's a town ramp, staffed by the most ancient guys you've ever
seen. With a storm behind me last week, I lined up with a bunch of other
boats to pull out, and watched as some putz straightened out his boat,
rinsed his fishing buckets and put his canvas in place before pulling his
boat out. At the same instant, 3 of us started yelling at the guy, and
another boat began blowing its horn. Some old geezer hobbled out of the
ticket booth and said something to the asshole. He didn't budge. Finally,
the coolest little Coast Guard boat* cruised in from the inlet, pulled up
behind the guy, said something, and he was out of the water in about 8
seconds. Afterward, 3 of us were out in under 5 minutes, by helping each
other. It also helped to chase all the dumb sightseers off the dock,
especially two enormously fat ladies who thought it was helpful to make the
floating dock list at a 30 degree angle.

* CG has a couple of new boats here. They look like inflatables (round
around the outside, maybe 30' long, with small center cabins where a center
console would normally be. They seeem to fly through any kind of turbulence
without bouncing. Amazing.

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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...

"NOYB" wrote in message
...

"IBNFSHN" wrote in message
news:IzROc.924$Yf6.253@lakeread03...
Very well put Doug!!

--
Bill
Chesapeake, Va

I live in Florida. In the Summer months, we do all of our boating
early
in
the day, and try to get off of the water before the afternoon
thunderstorms
roll in around 2 pm. I'm in the process of breaking in a new motor.
I
have
19.4 hours on it since a week from last Friday. I worked Monday
through
Thursday this past week...which means I've had 5 days to put those
hours
on
the engine. I didn't go last Saturday, but did go the other 4 days.
I
take
my young kids with me, which means I'm seldom out the door before
9am.
So
in 4 days, I averaged about 5 hours of boating per day...from 9am
until
2pm
each day.

The reason I don't talk about boating on the internet, is because
when
I'm
in the mood for boating, I go boating...rather than just talking
about
it.




I'd like to do the same, but almost-daily, unpredictable visits from
the
lightning vendor have made boating a major pain in the ass around here
this
summer.


This has been one of the worst summers that I can remember for
electrical
storms. Usually, you can count on them to hit in early to
mid-afternoon.
Lately, they're popping up at all hours of the day. I went out about
8:30am
today. Seas were 4-6, tightly spaced, and white-capping. I got out
about
5
miles, fished for an hour, and by 11am, a storm had chased me in.



In my case, "chased in" could be dicey. My 14' yacht will get me through
anything, but sometimes slowly. But, the worst part is what happens at the
launch ramp.

A lady just got killed down on the East coast of Florida a week ago. The
boat ramp had a long back-up as a storm was bearing down on everybody. The
lady who was killed pulled up on a nearby island to wait for the ramp to
clear, and a tree she was sitting by got hit by lightning.