It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Tom

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Tom

Cheap. You should have flown to Seattle. Might have gotten a ride on the
boat.
--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Hey, you elicited a couple intelligent responses from Chuck and
others, got the supercharged snowmobile running, the concrete
controversy lit off, started a short-lived discussion about trawlers,
Contenders and skiffs, and attracted a male prostitute here.
Not to mention a discourse on radiation effects - yours and Harry's -
a spot of poetry and a little Orbison.
Not bad at all. Party on.

--Vic

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Tom

I had a bit of a rough afternoon also.
Went down to the biggest of only two parks in the area where a dog can run
off leash.
As the wife, pup & I are walking along playing ball. a guy comes up quickly
behind us doing some kind of hiking thing with the long aluminum ski type
pole.
Of course the pup sees him and runs over to show him the ball and say hello.
The guy mumles something and uses the pole to fend the pup off.
I try to get ahold of the pup but the #$%$ hiker starts telling me to
control my dog while walking quickly away swinging the pole. Now I'm trying
to catch them and grab the dog at the same time. I told the guy to slow down
so I could collar Bronson but he was a bit nasty at this time. I lost it
then, telling him just what I thought of him. He stopped to face me and I
was ready to rumble before he decided to keep moving.
The thing is...these joggers and hikers can do their thing anywhere but the
dog walkers only have two choices.
...and yes...we will work on the dogs obedience again. If it had come back
to us right away when called, all could have been avoided.

"Don White" wrote in message
...

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Tom

I had a bit of a rough afternoon also.
Went down to the biggest of only two parks in the area where a dog can run
off leash.
As the wife, pup & I are walking along playing ball. a guy comes up
quickly behind us doing some kind of hiking thing with the long aluminum
ski type pole.
Of course the pup sees him and runs over to show him the ball and say
hello. The guy mumles something and uses the pole to fend the pup off.
I try to get ahold of the pup but the #$%$ hiker starts telling me to
control my dog while walking quickly away swinging the pole. Now I'm
trying to catch them and grab the dog at the same time. I told the guy to
slow down so I could collar Bronson but he was a bit nasty at this time. I
lost it then, telling him just what I thought of him. He stopped to face
me and I was ready to rumble before he decided to keep moving.
The thing is...these joggers and hikers can do their thing anywhere but
the dog walkers only have two choices.
..and yes...we will work on the dogs obedience again. If it had come back
to us right away when called, all could have been avoided.


What a jerk............it could have been a nice afternoon walk for you and
your wife.

Glad that the pup was not injured. ;-)

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.



I found your posts to be lucid, on target and refreshing. I accept your
offer for the Navigator.

Eisboch

Eisboch wrote:
On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.



I found your posts to be lucid, on target and refreshing. I accept your
offer for the Navigator.

Eisboch





Not to worry. I signed Tom up for a two week stint at H&R Bloch
from 1-15 April. Ain't payback a bitch?

On Fri, 2 Mar 2007 18:07:18 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:


On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

I found your posts to be lucid, on target and refreshing. I accept your
offer for the Navigator.

I made an offer on the Navigator?

Damn - I must have been really out of it. :)

Oh well - nothing for it.

How would you like me to send the $25? Personal check ok?

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 15:35:25 -0600, Vic Smith
wrote:

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

Perhaps I should stay away from the computer on days like this - much
easier on the psyche. :)

My bad - sorry.

Hey, you elicited a couple intelligent responses from Chuck and
others, got the supercharged snowmobile running, the concrete
controversy lit off, started a short-lived discussion about trawlers,
Contenders and skiffs, and attracted a male prostitute here.
Not to mention a discourse on radiation effects - yours and Harry's -
a spot of poetry and a little Orbison.
Not bad at all. Party on.

All in a day's work.

Gnarly dude, gnarly...

On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 18:17:44 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Eisboch wrote:
On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 21:03:56 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

It's amazing what three hours of rest and keeping some food down wil
do for the soul.

Once again, I must apologise to you and the rest of the group for the
snark and commentary.

I found your posts to be lucid, on target and refreshing. I accept your
offer for the Navigator.

Not to worry. I signed Tom up for a two week stint at H&R Bloch
from 1-15 April. Ain't payback a bitch?

There ain't no way man - ain't no way.