good skiing today

On Sat, 9 Jul 2011 11:24:59 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

On Jul 9, 4:24*am, down_hill wrote:
dribbled:

Don't tell me what to do, dumbass. *I'm getting a huge laugh out of
his imaginary vacation.

No I would never try to tell you what to do you were in the military you
only take orders. You can not process logic you only follow orders.

I was an officer, dumbass.

You sure do not act like one. more like a drunk grunt.

For once, I agree with you.

You wouldn't know an officer if he kicked you in the ass.

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

On Sat, 9 Jul 2011 11:17:36 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
wrote this crap:

I got a newsflash for ya, Chuckles, nobody is jealous of your
imaginary "vacation." *We're all laughing at you.

Since I'm sitting here in Ketchum and you're in Detroit lying your ass
off, I get the last laugh. Dumbass.

I went on a bike ride this morning then to the yacht club, now I'm
going to an afternoon lunch at a private club, dumbass. I;I'm
laughing at you. Enjoy your imaginary vacation, dumbass.

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

In article
,
pigo wrote:

On Jul 4, 12:25*am, Dave Cartman wrote:
In article ,

I am rarely jealous, but you've managed to do it! *Have fun!

Says the guy living in Hawaii!

You'd be jealous of the little trip I just got back from. Nice few
days in Sun Valley, beautiful "cottage" run by the resort. Great golf,
mild temps. Then off to Lake Powell for a week on a mini houseboat,
big enough for two with all the amenities. Great golf and HOT temps.
Time to relax at home, peel, and rebuild energy for the trip to
Europe!

That does sound, but I think we tend to be more jealous of the things we
don't have and right now, skiing in warm weather with girls in bikinis
sounds pretty sweet.

Even though I don't play the golfs, I live near some really great
courses in Hawaii. The houseboat sounds really sweet though!

On Jul 9, 1:08*pm, Dave Cartman wrote:

That does sound, but I think we tend to be more jealous of the things we
don't have and right now, skiing in warm weather with girls in bikinis
sounds pretty sweet.

I'm pretty much over skiing. And bikini's seem out of place for skiing
to me. The kind of skiing that I prefer you want as little skin
showing as possible.

Even though I don't play the golfs, I live near some really great
courses in Hawaii. *The houseboat sounds really sweet though!

We're talking about some golf in Hawaii sometime. I'll let you know.
Maybe we can get together for some more drinks!

On Jul 9, 1:37*pm, pigo wrote:
On Jul 9, 1:08*pm, Dave Cartman wrote:

That does sound, but I think we tend to be more jealous of the things we
don't have and right now, skiing in warm weather with girls in bikinis
sounds pretty sweet.

I'm pretty much over skiing.

Pretty much over being a man, a decent human being, and all the rest,
eh?
One thing for sure. You'll never be over being a disgusting,
despicable freak.

And bikini's seem out of place for skiing
to me. The kind of skiing that I prefer you want as little skin
showing as possible.

I'm not surprised that Tranny Boob admits to skiing in a bikini. How
revolting. The visual is beyond disgusting.

Even though I don't play the golfs, I live near some really great
courses in Hawaii. *The houseboat sounds really sweet though!

We're talking about some golf in Hawaii sometime. I'll let you know.
Maybe we can get together for some more drinks!

No surprise a drunk wants to drink. One thing for su Diaper Bob
will never get together with ME for conversation.
Once again, Brain Fried Bob humiliates himself by ignoring his
profound cowardice and gutless act of hiding and running when
challenged to spew his **** in person.
DIAPER UP!!!!!

On 07/08/11 17:09, wrote:

Don't tell me what to do, dumbass. I'm getting a huge laugh out of
his imaginary vacation. I especially liked the part where he met a
Navy Seal at a gas station in Montana. I did a search and I couldn't
find any Navy Seal license plate frames, especially not for
motorcycles. How could he read it, anyway? You've seen what kind of
glasses he wears. And if he was going from Seattle to Idaho, how did
he end up in Montana? It's all a big joke.

Wait a minute, Scott might actually be telling some version of the
truth. Several years ago I rode up on a lift with a Seal. He told me
so. He said he was stationed in the Persian Gulf. I was truly amazed
that a 20-year-old kid would have such a glamorous profession.

Maybe it was the same guy.

--
Cheers, Bev

"I've seen a look in dogs' eyes, a quickly vanishing look
of amazed contempt, and I am convinced that basically dogs
think humans are nuts." -- John Steinbeck

On Sat, 09 Jul 2011 21:21:56 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:

On 07/08/11 17:09, wrote:

Don't tell me what to do, dumbass. I'm getting a huge laugh out of
his imaginary vacation. I especially liked the part where he met a
Navy Seal at a gas station in Montana. I did a search and I couldn't
find any Navy Seal license plate frames, especially not for
motorcycles. How could he read it, anyway? You've seen what kind of
glasses he wears. And if he was going from Seattle to Idaho, how did
he end up in Montana? It's all a big joke.

Wait a minute, Scott might actually be telling some version of the
truth. Several years ago I rode up on a lift with a Seal. He told me
so. He said he was stationed in the Persian Gulf. I was truly amazed
that a 20-year-old kid would have such a glamorous profession.

Maybe it was the same guy.

What are you doing? Defending Scottee in his ridiculous fantasy?
Traitor

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

On Sat, 09 Jul 2011 22:22:03 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote this crap:

What are you doing? Defending Scottee in his ridiculous fantasy?
Traitor

Of course not, but I think we all have an obligation to recognize at
least the possibility of truth when we hear it.

We're talking about Scottee here. You know, Mr. Combat Journalist,
Mr. I-am-not-Bobaloobob, Mr. I-know-Robert-Heinlein, and so forth. The
guy has never told the truth in his life. He got his mitts on a
travel brochure about SV and fantasized about a dream vacation. You
know, where he stays in a multi-million dollar house, dines in fine
restaurants, sings in a band, plays tennis with stars, etc. He found
the names of the restaurants and the golf course in the brochure. The
closest he gets to singing in a band is karaoke night at the Rodeo
Bar. He can't move fast enough to play tennis and he's never even seen
a multi-million dollar home. He lives in a basement and eats in a
soup kitchen. The people on this newsgroup that have actually met him
have nothing good to say about him, except, "Good Riddance."

Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares.

On Jul 9, 11:22*pm, The Real Bev wrote:
On 07/09/11 22:17, wrote:





On Sat, 09 Jul 2011 21:21:56 -0700, The Real Bev
*wrote this crap:

On 07/08/11 17:09, wrote:

*Don't tell me what to do, dumbass. *I'm getting a huge laugh out of
*his imaginary vacation. *I especially liked the part where he met a
*Navy Seal at a gas station in Montana. *I did a search and I couldn't
*find any Navy Seal license plate frames, especially not for
*motorcycles. *How could he read it, anyway? *You've seen what kind of
*glasses he wears. *And if he was going from Seattle to Idaho, how did
*he end up in Montana? *It's all a big joke.

Wait a minute, Scott might actually be telling some version of the
truth. *Several years ago I rode up on a lift with a Seal. *He told me
so. *He said he was stationed in the Persian Gulf. *I was truly amazed
that a 20-year-old kid would have such a glamorous profession.

Maybe it was the same guy.

What are you doing? *Defending Scottee in his ridiculous fantasy?
Traitor

Of course not, but I think we all have an obligation to recognize at
least the possibility of truth when we hear it.

It's the American way.

Was this kid overweight, coke bottle glasses, and obviously
uncoordinated? It could have a been trunky jr.? But really, there are
few people out there with so little honor and lack of character to
compete with the likes of it. A recent Florida court case reminds me
of one, but that's really about it. But with the Vietnam fabrication
and the Europe fiasco both of which he's been totally busted on yet
keeps defending, one has to look at history to make the decision. I'm
siding with Horvath.

On 7/9/11 10:22 PM, The Real Bev wrote:

Of course not, but I think we all have an obligation to recognize at
least the possibility of truth when we hear it.

It's the American way.

Does that mean you've stopped watching Fox News?