Tom Francis wrote:
to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Later,

Tom

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.

On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 23:44:47 GMT, Tom Francis
wrote:

On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 21:58:10 GMT, Don White
wrote:

Tom Francis wrote:
to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Later,

Tom

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.

Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.


That kind of behavior is normal for canadians... at least Don's kind.

Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.

Don tries so hard to be relevant, but always comes up a bit short of the
mark.

Tom Francis wrote:
On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 21:58:10 GMT, Don White
wrote:


Tom Francis wrote:

to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Later,

Tom

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.


Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.


Well yeah! Be careful of being in confined environment with a
preacher. That is unless you need preachin'...like a number of
characters in here do.

Jack Goff wrote:
On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 23:44:47 GMT, Tom Francis
wrote:


On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 21:58:10 GMT, Don White
wrote:


Tom Francis wrote:

to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Later,

Tom

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.

Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.



That kind of behavior is normal for canadians... at least Don's kind.


How are the sisters doing tonight Jackoff?

RG wrote:
Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.


Don tries so hard to be relevant, but always comes up a bit short of the
mark.


Wow, I hit the bonus prize! All three stooges felt compelled to reply
to that post. I must be gettin' better.

Don White wrote:


Well yeah! Be careful of being in confined environment with a
preacher. That is unless you need preachin'...like a number of
characters in here do.

I dont' mind it, My dad has been a minister from the age of 27 and is
now 83. preaches every sunday morning and night. I have a brother who
is a missionry.

I've enjoyed being around preachers all my life.

Jack Goff wrote:
On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 23:44:47 GMT, Tom Francis
wrote:

On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 21:58:10 GMT, Don White
wrote:

Tom Francis wrote:
to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Later,

Tom

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.

Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.


That kind of behavior is normal for canadians... at least Don's kind.

Yeah, he should have just been a coward and let them convert him
against his wishes without so much as a struggle.

Tom Francis wrote:
On Sun, 08 Oct 2006 01:58:17 GMT, Don White
wrote:

Tom Francis wrote:
On Sat, 07 Oct 2006 21:58:10 GMT, Don White
wrote:


Tom Francis wrote:

to mass this evening and as we pull into the driveway, sitting in the
Rectory drive way is a brand new Ranger Z-21 with an Evinrude 250
E-TEC. I had to stop and look it over - beautiful white with
blue/gold/silver accents (Commanche stripes) - full electronics
(GPS/bow/stern/console fish finders/video) - monster trolling motor -
top of the line all the way around and matching Ford F-250 pickup
truck.

Hmmm - I sez to myself. I wonder...

As we were leaving, I got a minute with the new Pastor. Sure enough -
it's his boat. His brother bought it for him for his 25th anniversary
of his ordination.

Kewl...

He's from Tennessee, is a long time bass fisherman and does the
occasional tournament when he has time. Said he was looking forward
to meeting me as when he pulled the boat into the driveway, a couple
of guys on the Parish Council told him about me and my - um -
"addiction".

We're going out tomorrow afternoon for an orientation ride around
Webster Lake and maybe Tuesday morning fishing trip out in
Narragansett Bay.

Maybe I ought to return to the amateur circuit with my new fishing
partner.

I mean like I can't miss fishing with a Priest can I? :)

Hee hee! That reminds me of when we were teenagers living in an inner
city area. A guy came up to us outside a bowling alley and asked us if
we wanted to go on a boat ride. We said sure and made plans to meet the
boat at a local dock the next night. As soon as we got on and left the
dock with a good sized group of strangers we had never seen before, a
local radio evangelical preacher came out and started preaching. We
ignored him best we could for about half an hour... but he became more
and more insistent. He had us trapped and we resented it so we acted up.
By the time he gave up & turned around, one of my buddies had ****ed all
over one of the preachers blankets and was swinging it around over his
head. I thought that preacher was going to murder my buddy. Thank God we
reached the dock when we did.
We were never asked back.

Um.......

Okay - I'm sure that was relevant.

Well yeah! Be careful of being in confined environment with a
preacher. That is unless you need preachin'...like a number of
characters in here do.

Sorry - I read it wrong. My bad.

We all need "preachin". It's just a matter of degree. :)
No we don't.

wrote:
Don White wrote:


Well yeah! Be careful of being in confined environment with a
preacher. That is unless you need preachin'...like a number of
characters in here do.

I dont' mind it, My dad has been a minister from the age of 27 and is
now 83. preaches every sunday morning and night. I have a brother who
is a missionry.

I've enjoyed being around preachers all my life.

All well and fine unless you are being preached to against your wishes.