Harry Krause wrote:

You posted the picture to the NG a few years back. Believe
there was a blue mini-truck parked in front of the little skiff.
Are you now claiming that wreck of a truck was not yours also?

Are you referring to a photo of a 19' SeaPro I used to own,
pseudoskippy?

Was that a boat you owned or claimed to own?

I towed that boat first with a '97 Ford F150, and then
with a 2001 Toyota Tundra, neither of which were "mini-trucks,"
and both of which were always in nearly new condition.

Ford? Toyota? Neither of those are real pickups. Real Americans drive
Silverados, real trucks. We currently drive one of these new white
beasts with Starboards, A.R.E. topper, and leather upholstery (might be
Corinthian). The XM and Onstar are great. Ford, Toyota? Sheesh!

Try another googlesearch, pseudoskippy, and this time, take notes.

Tried to run a Google search on your old posts. Seems someone marked
them "no archive." Why do you think that was done, old boy?

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Skipper

Harry Krause wrote:

Skipper wrote:

Ford? Toyota? Neither of those are real pickups. Real Americans drive
Silverados, real trucks. We currently drive one of these new white
beasts with Starboards, A.R.E. topper, and leather upholstery (might be
Corinthian). The XM and Onstar are great. Ford, Toyota? Sheesh!

Gee, the last truck the real Skipper claimed to own was a Dodge.
Since you are boatless, why would you need a huge hauling vehicle?

The old Skipper had three Dodge pickups, two white and one red. The new
Silverados put Ford, Toyota, AND Dodge to shame. That should be enough
rationale, but if you need more...Tell you what, post a picture of that
fab Zimmermanlike 36' lobster boat with 'get home' power and I'll
explain further...

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Skipper

Skipper wrote:

Ford? Toyota? Neither of those are real pickups. Real Americans drive
Silverados, real trucks. We currently drive one of these new white
beasts with Starboards, A.R.E. topper, and leather upholstery (might be
Corinthian). The XM and Onstar are great. Ford, Toyota? Sheesh!


What? fancy leather seats, Xm & Onstar...what kind of girlie truck is that?

"P Fritz" wrote in message
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Harry tells so many lies, he can't remember what he has posted........the
only way for him so save face is to "non archive" his posts.

Exactly.

Why else would anybody do that?

The *only* answer...they are a liar.


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-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/

Harry Krause wrote:

The old Skipper had three Dodge pickups, two white and one red. The new
Silverados put Ford, Toyota, AND Dodge to shame. That should be enough
rationale, but if you need more...Tell you what, post a picture of that
fab Zimmermanlike 36' lobster boat with 'get home' power and I'll
explain further...

I don't care what you drive, pseudoSkipper. My question was, since you
don't own a boat, why would you need an oversized pickup truck? (Not
that I believe you have one.)

The "old" Skipper, eh?

Believe we where discussion pictures of fab Zimmermanlike 36' lobster
boats with 'get home' power. Post that pic and I'll explain further...

BTW, who said I don't own a boat or two?

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Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
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BTW, who said I don't own a boat or two?

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Skipper

Krause did...as he does to anybody else.

It called "fabrication", or, in lay terms, a lie.


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-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/

In article , says...

According to Triumph The Insult Dog, the correct answer is:

Who gives a ****.

jps

jps wrote:

The correct answer is: Who gives a ****.

Speaking of that, when dealing with Krause, one must be careful not to
tighten the screw too much. You might break the porcelain.

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Skipper

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 07:45:56 -0500, Skipper wrote:

Netsock wrote:

I have seen Krause's real house, and can tell you...it is not a trailer.

I've only seen a picture of his last boat (some kind of dinghy) and it
was parked in front of the trailer and his chainlink fence.

I also know that Krause has no boat whatsoever.

I thought he had a Parker. Is that one of his tales also?

And, of course, yes...we all know he is a habitual liar.

And that goes without saying. It's very common for his type.

Skipper, as I told you a few years back, Harry does own a Parker. I've even seen
him on the Parker. He even asked me to go for a ride on his Parker. I couldn't
stand the thought of being within 25 feet of him for that long.

He *says* he's asked me to go for a ride on the lobsta boat, but that is
Pferdeäpfel.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

PocoLoco wrote:

He *says* he's asked me to go for a ride on the lobsta boat, but that is
Pferdeäpfel.

Horse apples, huh? He seems to have a pretty good supply.

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Skipper