On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:08:40 GMT, Don White wrote:

Starbucker wrote:
Don,
You are the kind of wing man all NPD's looks for, someone who is just so
happy to have a friend that he overlooks all of your faults and lies, and he
just tells you how great you are. Harry is a joke to everyone, including
Chuck Gould, but you are just so happy to have a buddy, you decide to
overlook the obvious.

No problem, Harry is glad to call you his buddy.


Suppose I could make up a gang of sock puppets. Then I'd have a bunch of
buddies. Do you recommend that course of action?

Don, if I were you, I'd do whatever gained me the most respect. Since Kevin
seems to hold you in high esteem, you should probably maintain your current
profile.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

Don,
The only person I know in rec;boats, who used a sock puppet to try to carry
on a conversation with himself was Harry Krause. The only problem is Harry
forgot his IP was included in the post.

As you can imagine the sock puppet was asking Harry about this nice looking
Lobster Boat he saw in the Ches. Bay.


"Don White" wrote in message
...
Starbucker wrote:
Don,
You are the kind of wing man all NPD's looks for, someone who is just so
happy to have a friend that he overlooks all of your faults and lies, and
he just tells you how great you are. Harry is a joke to everyone,
including Chuck Gould, but you are just so happy to have a buddy, you
decide to overlook the obvious.

No problem, Harry is glad to call you his buddy.


Suppose I could make up a gang of sock puppets. Then I'd have a bunch of
buddies. Do you recommend that course of action?

PocoLoco wrote:
On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:08:40 GMT, Don White wrote:


Starbucker wrote:

Don,
You are the kind of wing man all NPD's looks for, someone who is just so
happy to have a friend that he overlooks all of your faults and lies, and he
just tells you how great you are. Harry is a joke to everyone, including
Chuck Gould, but you are just so happy to have a buddy, you decide to
overlook the obvious.

No problem, Harry is glad to call you his buddy.


Suppose I could make up a gang of sock puppets. Then I'd have a bunch of
buddies. Do you recommend that course of action?


Don, if I were you, I'd do whatever gained me the most respect. Since Kevin
seems to hold you in high esteem, you should probably maintain your current
profile.


Thank you!

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 19:36:23 GMT, Don White wrote:

PocoLoco wrote:
On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:08:40 GMT, Don White wrote:


Starbucker wrote:

Don,
You are the kind of wing man all NPD's looks for, someone who is just so
happy to have a friend that he overlooks all of your faults and lies, and he
just tells you how great you are. Harry is a joke to everyone, including
Chuck Gould, but you are just so happy to have a buddy, you decide to
overlook the obvious.

No problem, Harry is glad to call you his buddy.


Suppose I could make up a gang of sock puppets. Then I'd have a bunch of
buddies. Do you recommend that course of action?


Don, if I were you, I'd do whatever gained me the most respect. Since Kevin
seems to hold you in high esteem, you should probably maintain your current
profile.


Thank you!

No sweat.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 18:07:59 -0700, waynebatrecdotboats wrote:

So what sized outboard did you end up with for that inflatable, and did
performance meet your expectations?

Got a 9.5ft Brig (Dingo D285 - see www.brig.com), and have a 55-lb-thrust
Minn Kota electric on it. Goes 6 knots! Also, not as bad to row as I
expected, although the oars that came with it suck.

Thanks for asking!
Lloyd Sumpter
"Near Cove III" Brig 9.5

On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 16:23:30 -0400, Charles T. Low wrote:

Lloyd, don't deprive all of us Central Canadians (Pat, our un-moderator, is
from Ottawa, still a thousand miles from the "East") of your occasional
discussions of Wet Coast boating. I read them all! But I visit enough
forums, wouldn't add another to my list.

Charles

Oh, I've given up on this forum for boating a long time ago!

And trust me, Ottawa is EAST! Reminds me of when I was driving across
Canada and got to Toronto. Most folks there said I was about 1/2-way
across - make that 3/4!

Lloyd

On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 06:05:24 +0000, Bryan wrote:


What would a "West Coast Boating Forum" have that this ng doesn't have?

1. No American Politics
2. Long, heated discussions on the fate of Todd Bertuzzi
3. No posts on "winterizing"
4. No American Politics
5. directions to "secret" anchoring spots on Lasquitti
6. Long, heated discussions on flossing
7. Posts derating anyone who mistakes a ho for a chum
8. Lists of boat-ramp locations
9. Hints on "secret" fishing lakes with footballs and lunkers
10. No American Politics!

Lloyd

Lloyd,
How are you going to keep Harry out?


"Lloyd" wrote in message
news
On Tue, 18 Oct 2005 06:05:24 +0000, Bryan wrote:


What would a "West Coast Boating Forum" have that this ng doesn't have?

1. No American Politics
2. Long, heated discussions on the fate of Todd Bertuzzi
3. No posts on "winterizing"
4. No American Politics
5. directions to "secret" anchoring spots on Lasquitti
6. Long, heated discussions on flossing
7. Posts derating anyone who mistakes a ho for a chum
8. Lists of boat-ramp locations
9. Hints on "secret" fishing lakes with footballs and lunkers
10. No American Politics!

Lloyd

Sounds like an idea. I can't find anyone on the Canadian west coast,
either. Not on line, that is. ;-)
e

"Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message
news
Hi,

I've been frequenting a wonderful fishing forum full of great local
folks, but I've been wishing for a similar board for boating. I've seen a
few "Canadian" forums, but they all seem centered around the east (as is
can.rec.boating). Is there a boating forum with a West-coast flavour?

If not, I'm thinking of setting one up. Anyone wanna join?

Lloyd Sumpter
"Far Cove" Catalina 36

On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 04:24:33 +0000, Eric Partridge wrote:

Sounds like an idea. I can't find anyone on the Canadian west coast,
either. Not on line, that is. ;-)
e

"Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message
news
Hi,

I've been frequenting a wonderful fishing forum full of great local
folks, but I've been wishing for a similar board for boating. I've seen a
few "Canadian" forums, but they all seem centered around the east (as is
can.rec.boating). Is there a boating forum with a West-coast flavour?

If not, I'm thinking of setting one up. Anyone wanna join?

Lloyd Sumpter
"Far Cove" Catalina 36


OK, it's ONLINE!

http://www.bcboatnet.org

If you boat on the West Coast of Canada (or even the US "Pacific
Northwest"), you're welcome to join the forum. Come one, come all!

Lloyd