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Scuba Forum / General / November 2003Benefit Auction for Kimber and the Kids
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 This is an auction to benefit Kimber and the Kids. If any of the rest of you have some gear around you could let go, we will be happy to help. You offer the gear, we put it up on eBay, when it sells, and you get e-mail confirmation of payment from Kimber, you ship it. If you have something to donate, email myself or Alan Street. I have received several e-mails from people with a chip on their shoulder for Mick. Mick is dead, leave him be. This is about helping a young widow and her two little ones. If you can help, please use this opportunity. Scott I agree. I didn't like the guy - but that's no reason to relish in his death (my God how horrible is that - some people - just have no sense of tact). But regardless of how I or anyone felt about the guy - Kimber and the Kids need the support. > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Scott "David Brewster" <punky@interlog.com> pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :I didn't like the guy - but that's no reason to relish in his death (my God :how horrible is that - some people - just have no sense of tact). How ironic. Dan Bracuk If at first you don't succeed, you run the risk of failure. The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/ > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 > This is an auction to benefit Kimber and the Kids. > If any of the rest of you have some gear around you could let go, we will be [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > help, please use this opportunity. > Scott Should Mick's son be included ?? > Should Mick's son be included ?? Probably, I had no idea he had a son. That will be up to Kimber. Are you going to contribute? Scott > > Should Mick's son be included ?? > > Probably, I had no idea he had a son. That will be up to Kimber. He has a 12 year old son that he was particulary proud of and has also left behind. > Are you going to contribute? To what? > He has a 12 year old son that he was particulary proud of and has also left > behind. I am sorry to learn that. > > Are you going to contribute? > > To what? Never mind. > > Should Mick's son be included ?? > Probably, I had no idea he had a son. That will be up to Kimber. From the looks of it, you don't know some other things either. > Are you going to contribute? I have no gear to donate. I'm still using my 15 yr old mask and fins...and my gloves with 3 holes in each hand. > I have no gear to donate. I'm still using my 15 yr old mask and > fins...and my gloves with 3 holes in each hand. I might buy one of Kimber's O2 analyzers if she chooses to donate it to the auction. > > I have no gear to donate. I'm still using my 15 yr old mask and > > fins...and my gloves with 3 holes in each hand. > > I might buy one of Kimber's O2 analyzers if she chooses to donate it to the > auction. KEYBOARD !! > > Probably, I had no idea he had a son. That will be up to Kimber. Care to elaborate??? > From the looks of it, you don't know some other things either. > > > Are you going to contribute? > > I have no gear to donate. I'm still using my 15 yr old mask and > fins...and my gloves with 3 holes in each hand. And that is ok. I still consider you a friend despite what you did and how you dishonored myself and my husband.. I even had the wallhanging on the table of his special things at the memorial service. I guees you do not feel the same way. Seems to me it would hhave been better to sit quietly and allow people to do whatever they choose. You mail was very hurtful. Oh yeah the "running off to Seattle thing" I am not running off on vacation -- I am here for a job and to see if this is where I want to move to. I need to make some changes in my life, and soon so my babies have food, clothing and roof over their heads. They are in good hands as well as have thrie teachers and school councellors watching over them as well. If they neeeded me today I would be on the next one out of town. So don't make this out like it is a vacation party time. I am looking at securing a place to live and a job to cover the bills. Woundn't you agree that thinking ahead and taking care of your responsibilities is an important thing? Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. <snipping a bit> > > > Probably, I had no idea he had a son. That will be up to Kimber. > > Care to elaborate??? I didn't post that sentence. Scott did. > > I have no gear to donate. I'm still using my 15 yr old mask and > > fins...and my gloves with 3 holes in each hand. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > feel the same way. Seems to me it would hhave been better to sit quietly > and allow people to do whatever they choose. You mail was very hurtful. I didn't "dishonor" anyone. > Oh yeah the "running off to Seattle thing" I am not running off on > vacation -- I am here for a job and to see if this is where I want to move [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Woundn't you agree that thinking ahead and taking care of your > responsibilities is an important thing? I never said you were "running off to Seattle.". > > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Should Mick's son be included ?? Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? K~ > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > > K~ 'Cause some are feeling witchy, or should that be bitchy? rhys "Kimber" <kimber@tekdivegirl.com> wrote in message > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? Because nothing here has changed. Drew A. Dunn <dad6b-nospam@atlanticunderwater.com> wrote in message > > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > > Because nothing here has changed. Well some have --- others welll -- same as it ever was, same as it ever was Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? Aren't you an admitted witch? > > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > > Aren't you an admitted witch? What does that have to do with hunting me down? Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. > > Aren't you an admitted witch? > > What does that have to do with hunting me down? It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes just because I opted to be a lawyer? >>>Aren't you an admitted witch? >> >>What does that have to do with hunting me down? > > It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes > just because I opted to be a lawyer? Greg - you aren't telling me those lawyers jokes are true? On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 23:54:49 -0800, "Greg Mossman" wrote ... >It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes >just because I opted to be a lawyer? Awh, come on, Greg... You probably revel in the jokes... I stumbled across a lawyer joke web page once that was on a lawyer's web site... I used to have a professor from Texas A&M and he probably had the largest collection of Aggie jokes that I've ever seen... He would start off the first day of class by telling some of them... >On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 23:54:49 -0800, "Greg Mossman" wrote ... >>It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >largest collection of Aggie jokes that I've ever seen... He would >start off the first day of class by telling some of them... When spending a bunch of time in SE Asia, one of my "hobbies" was collecting derogatory terms for "white boy." I keeps you in your place. > It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes > just because I opted to be a lawyer? What lawyer jokes? -- Submergo ergo sum > > It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes > > just because I opted to be a lawyer? > > What lawyer jokes? Some rec.scuban was looking for a fight in a local bar. He went in and said aloud, "Lawyers are a.sholes". Dead silence. He said it a bit louder, "LAWYERS are a.sholes!" More silence. He stated to leave, but gave it a last try, "LAWYERS are a.sholes!!!" Some fella named Gregory who was sitting next to him finally stood up and floored this trouble-seeker in one swift punch. "Were you insulted because you are a lawyer?" asks he. "No, I am insulted because I am an a.shole!!!" said the puncher. -- Bob. > "No, I am insulted because I am an a.shole!!!" said the puncher. Thanks, Bob. Sorry I didn't make it out to LAX to let you buy me a drink the other night, but I was down with a cold. Let me know the next time you're coming through here which is probably, what, another couple weeks? I'm considering another trip to Tahiti early next year (Feb?), entirely land-based this time. We'll do Moorea again and I'd like to see Bora Bora too but I've heard it's overdeveloped and the diving isn't so hot. What was your Bora Bora experience like and who do you recommend for diving? (Yeah, I could dig out your trip reports on Google instead of asking you, but since you're back home again I figured you're probably getting bored already.) > > "No, I am insulted because I am an a.shole!!!" said the puncher. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > but I was down with a cold. Let me know the next time you're coming through > here which is probably, what, another couple weeks? Greg, I caught this one just in time. Another couple weeks? How about this SUNDAY (two days from now)? :-) But I won't have time to buy you a drink then because I have only a short time to make it to the cruise ship that afternoon. HOWEVER, I just learned the BAD NEWS that I may have to stick around LAX for a day on Nov. 14. If so, then you may be able to cash in on your drink offer. I am just starting to work on the DETAIL of how to get my flight- booking out of the soup. The cruise returns to LA at 8 am. So, I booked my flight out of LAX at 11:15 am -- plenty of time if I get off the ship by 9 am say. While taking the pre-caution of making SURE that I would make it (having forgotten about the immigration part, for returning from La Hacieda, MX), we got the bad news that the ship won't even let anyone off until NOON, Nov. 14. RCCL bastards! So, I definitely won't make that flight I booked. Now the question is whether I can get the red-eye that night, or have to stay over at the LAX Hilton till the next day is still up in the air (pun intended)! > I'm considering another trip to Tahiti early next year (Feb?), entirely > land-based this time. We'll do Moorea again and I'd like to see Bora Bora > too but I've heard it's overdeveloped and the diving isn't so hot. What was > your Bora Bora experience like and who do you recommend for diving? (Yeah, > I could dig out your trip reports on Google instead of asking you, but since > you're back home again I figured you're probably getting bored already.) You definitely should learn how to use groups.google search. Me bored? Not bored enough to rehash stuff that I've just posted. Click the link below. If it's not clickable, paste the two lines together in your web-brower address line: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=8fb7380b.0310311225.7fd5beae@posting.google.com -- Bob. P.S. If time and circumstance permits, I'll let you know if Nov 14 is a possibility for you to cash in your drink. :) > > > "No, I am insulted because I am an a.shole!!!" said the puncher. > > > > Thanks, Bob. > > > > Sorry I didn't make it out to LAX to let you buy me a drink > > but I was down with a cold. Let me know the next time you're coming > Greg, > > I caught this one just in time. > > Another couple weeks? How about this SUNDAY (two days from now)? :-) Actually, that's MONDAY (three days from now). My biological and calendar clocks are so messed up by random 24-hr time zones that I only guess within ONE day of where I might be at any time now. > HOWEVER, I just learned the BAD NEWS that I may have to stick around > LAX for a day on Nov. 14. If so, then you may be able to cash in on > your drink offer. > -- Bob. > > P.S. If time and circumstance permits, I'll let you know if Nov 14 is > a possibility for you to cash in your drink. :) I am now booked on the red-dye (9:50 pm) from LAX to EWR and will probably spend several hours before that time at the LAX President's Club of Continental Airlines. If you're going to be in LA around that time EMAIL me (on how to contact you by phone: I'll be able to phone you from the ship before we get off on Nov 14 on where you can collect your drink (and how many :-)). If you can find your way to CO's President's Club at the LAX airport, then you can have as many drinks as you can hold (as my guest -- since it's all "free" <BG>). Bur if you can't get there ... then I'll have to buy you one somewhere else. -- Bob. >> It goes with the territory. You think I like putting up with lawyer jokes >> just because I opted to be a lawyer? > >What lawyer jokes? Generally they are not jokes, merely facts........but ya know how lawyers twist words............:) Laser > Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS > BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. That would take the place of child support... like your kids get ?? > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was raised. > > Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS > > BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. > > That would take the place of child support... like your kids get ?? What difference does it make to you which kid gets what? > > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was > raised. No, that's not all you did. Scott > > "Kimber" <kimber@tekdivegirl.com> wrote in message > news:<vqeuhn84dmb88d@news.supernews.com>... [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > > > That would take the place of child support... like your kids get ?? > What difference does it make to you which kid gets what? I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. Don't you ?? Never mind... I take back the question. It's obvious that you don't because you didn't know Hog had a son and you thought Kimber had two girls. > > > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > > > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was > > raised. > No, that's not all you did. Sure it is... here in this thread. > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > Don't you ?? Never mind... I take back the question. It's obvious > that you don't because you didn't know Hog had a son and you thought > Kimber had two girls. Believe Micks son as never and will never want for anything in his life. He has every game system ever made, a moped, tons of movies/cds etc etc etc. My daughter sleeps on a mattress on the floor and we have 2 games for a nintendo 64 my mom bought for them like 3 years ago. But if there was something he needed I would be sure he did. I personally took him to Horsetown and bought hima shirt for the memorial. There is not an us vs them thing going on here. > > > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > > > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Sure it is... here in this thread. If you decide to help out, I will personally send you a letter and receipt for what the money was spent on. All I am doing is tryig to keep my head above the warer -- but it is rising quickly. Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > Don't you ?? Never mind... I take back the question. It's obvious [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Horsetown and bought hima shirt for the memorial. There is not an us vs > them thing going on here. No offense towards Kimber, but I really think it says something about our society when the measure of whether a child is being taken care of poroperly is the level of their video game system. I'm sure Kimber does a great job with her kids, but I find it interesting that this is one of the measures she uses for comparison. <snip> C Guynn Chris Guynn <chrisguynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message news:Cu8qb.1675 > No offense towards Kimber, but I really think it says something about our > society when the measure of whether a child is being taken care of poroperly > is the level of their video game system. I'm sure Kimber does a great job > with her kids, but I find it interesting that this is one of the measures > she uses for comparison. I guess part of my reasoning in that above post is that financially he will have no worries. If he has all the toys his heart desires - those come after the basics which are well taken care of. And this topis was about if he was included in those who benefit. I think a child well-loved and no toys is less blessed than one who has very few and lots of love. I don't base a child being taken properly by that. I kept the job I had instead of taking one where I could make a lot more money because I can bring my kids with me afterschool and on days off to work. They love being with me and playing with the horses. I did this because it gives a great quality time with them instead of being in institutionalized childcare. Plus Micks oldest likely has $100,000 comeing to him. I think they will be just fine financially. Kimber - off to work the horses in freezing cold WA > Chris Guynn <chrisguynn@sbcglobal.N.O.S.P.A.M.net> wrote in message > news:Cu8qb.1675 [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Plus Micks oldest likely has $100,000 comeing to him. I think they will be > just fine financially. My experience is that $100,000 dollars probably won't last as long as people think it will. I'm sure all the kids are well loved and well cared for, it was just an observation about society. Incidentally, the video game discussion reminds me of a story I heard rececntly about a guy who bought an X-Box for his family for Christmas (the only present the family could afford because the father had recently lost his job). Then, he just sat around all day playing it himself instead of looking for a job. He wouldn't even let any of the other family members play. Great Christmas present don't ya think? On the other hand, I just bought myself an X-Box this summer (it's the first video game system other than my computer I've owned since junior high) and I've only got one game for it. I play it fairly regularly though and enjoy it greatly. > Kimber - off to work the horses in freezing cold WA > My experience is that $100,000 dollars probably won't last as long as people > think it will. I'm sure all the kids are well loved and well cared for, it > was just an observation about society. My experience right now tells me that $100,000 would go a lot further than the bills I incured from the death of my husband. And yes all these kids are well loved. Kimber > > My experience is that $100,000 dollars probably won't last as long as > people [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Kimber the insurance money is likwly to end up in a trust fund if a minor is the beneficiary -but that depends prolly on Georgia law  Signature--Chandler > I think a child well-loved and no toys is less blessed than one who has very > few and lots of love. I don't base a child being taken properly by that. Oops .. I meant to say child with less toys more love is MORE blessed then the one with tons of toys and less love. But those who know me knew what I meant to. Kimber > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > > Don't you ?? Never mind... I take back the question. It's obvious [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > C Guynn Micks son will want for in his life, he will want for his father for the rest of his life. Thats something a slush fund can't buy. Dont her children still have both parents??? > Micks son will want for in his life, he will want for his father for > the rest of his life. Thats something a slush fund can't buy. Dont her > children still have both parents??? You are asbolutely right he will... as I will want for my soul mate. No my children have only me and a father who after we seperated decided to go MIA. Mickey became my childrens father. They too feel a tremendous loss. Kimber > > Micks son will want for in his life, he will want for his father for > > the rest of his life. Thats something a slush fund can't buy. Dont her [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > children have only me and a father who after we seperated decided to go MIA. > Mickey became my childrens father. They too feel a tremendous loss. And now they will have to learn to see him for what he is, and what he has done. That is between them and him. I had a child with one of those *miserable* families, to whom the most important thing was the control the child was supposed to bring. They never once thought about the child, but used the child as a podium in every instance. After going to jail 7 times, trying to get my court ordered "visitation", I left and havent been back since. His name is Kyle. He is my son, and when he is old enough to have a relationship with me outside the control freak bullshit his mother and grandparents impose, we will get to know each other. And he will learn the truth about his momma and his grandparents. That is on them, and they can expect no slack from me. There are people in this world who use children as a fulcrum for control, and those people will reap what they sow. Don't you worry about any of that sh.t, you do what you got do, and you pull your duty as God gives you the light to see it. Everyone else can pound sand. Scott babette7401@hotmail.com (Salty) pounded away at his keyboard resulting in: :I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. :Don't you ?? No. Dan Bracuk If at first you don't succeed, you run the risk of failure. The Best of rec.scuba http://www.pathcom.com/~bracuk/RecScuba/ > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > Don't you ?? Often not. Scott says it's a good thing then I go. Dan says it's a good thing then I go. My wife says it's a good thing then I go triple. Spencer says go then I don't go. Brian Edmonton, Alberta www.mossmanscubaventures.com > Often not. Scott says it's a good thing then I go. Dan says it's a good > thing then I go. My wife says it's a good thing then I go triple. > Spencer says go then I don't go. That cracked Us right up... Signature"C'mon, you sons of bitches, you want to live forever?" -Sergeant Major Dan Daly > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > Don't you ?? > > Often not. Scott says it's a good thing then I go. Dan says it's a good > thing then I go. My wife says it's a good thing then I go triple. > Spencer says go then I don't go. bwaaaahahawwahwahwah! > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > > Don't you ?? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > bwaaaahahawwahwahwah! Go easy on him, he's just out of diapers. He bound to have the odd mistake. But he's does stink up the place. Hey, Mossman he's your boy, you change him. I think it's number 2. Toto > > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > > > Don't you ?? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Go easy on him, he's just out of diapers. Whoosh! > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > Don't you ?? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Edmonton, Alberta > www.mossmanscubaventures.com Does this mean your gear up for sale? Got a trimix computer for sale? Toto > Does this mean your gear up for sale? > Got a trimix computer for sale? No, it means he owns you, too. Signature"Let's roll!" -Todd Beamer, aboard United Airlines flight 93, September 11, 2001 > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > Don't you ?? > Often not. Scott says it's a good thing then I go. Dan says it's a good > thing then I go. My wife says it's a good thing then I go triple. > Spencer says go then I don't go. KEYBOARD !!!!!!!!! > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > > Don't you ?? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > KEYBOARD !!!!!!!!! Wow, I got a "KEYBOARD !!!!!!!!!" from Salty, a "crack me up" from HRH and a "bwaaaahahawwahwahwah!" from Limey Dave. If I had a day job I should now be thinking of quitting it and going into comedy. It's probably a good thing I don't. Brian Edmonton, Alberta www.mossmanscubaventures.com > > > > I try look over where my money gets spent when I donate to a cause. > > > > Don't you ?? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > If I had a day job I should now be thinking of quitting it and going > into comedy. It's probably a good thing I don't. Just don't let the power go to yer head! Dave. > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was > raised. Go to hell. Chris > > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was > > raised. > > Go to hell. We're already there Chris. How do you like it ?? > > Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS > > BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. > > That would take the place of child support... like your kids get ?? Well,maybe you don't have a clue what you are talking about sometimes. So yes SS would replace ch -- $100,000 is a nice slush fund. > > Why are choosing to make this into a witchhunt? > > I have no idea why you ask. All I did was mention the fact that Hog > had a son and ask if he would also benefit from any money that was > raised. Actually he would because if he needed something his mother could not afford I would help them out. It will also go to him in the way I will be able to take all the kids places, get that pay per view he wanted too se badly ettc. I would also see what there was - what I needed and talk to Karey about her situation. But she makes a lot more money than I and will get that lump sun to use if necessary. I am not some selfish coniving bitch like you are making me out to be. Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. >> > Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS >> > BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > >Kimber You don't have to justify anything. None of their f.cking business. They want to help cool, if not cool also. Laser >>>>Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS >>>>BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Laser Well said Laser. :-) Signature"You can't be a Real Country unless you have a BEER and an airline. It helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a BEER." Frank Zappa > Well said Laser. :-) "Who you jivin with that cosmic debris?" >>Well said Laser. :-) > > "Who you jivin with that cosmic debris?" :-) Signature"You can't be a Real Country unless you have a BEER and an airline. It helps if you have some kind of a football team, or some nuclear weapons, but at the very least you need a BEER." Frank Zappa > You don't have to justify anything. None of their f.cking business. > They want to help cool, if not cool also. f.cking nailed it. On the top. Fact. Word. No need for all the bullshit. I been down and out, and good people helped me. sh.t, bad people helped me. The payback for that is to help others who need a hand. No more, no less. All the rest is drama, and I dont do drama, mama. Scott Luke 6:37 Judge not, and ye shall not be judged: condemn not, and ye shall not be condemned: forgive, and ye shall be forgiven: > On the top. > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > All the rest is drama, and I dont do drama, mama. (-: I absolutely love it here. Good chance we will be neighbors soon! I look forward to it! Kimbe > >> > Micks son has not been discluded -- but he will be receiving monthly SS > >> > BENEFITS with free health/dental and $100,000 in life insurance. [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > > Laser agreed Signature--Chandler -- May Hog be your boatman when you reach the River Styx > --Chandler -- > May Hog be your boatman when you reach the River Styx Is Charon switching to a Submarine instead of a boat now? An underwater crossing of the Styx may be somewhat interesting. rhys > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 > > This is an auction to benefit Kimber and the Kids. Has anyone looked to see who has bid on it?! Holy sh.t! There must be a cold front moving through hell. > > http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3635939006 > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > There must be a cold front moving through hell. I think its great. Let me also say thanks to the gents bidding on the plate. Win/win. You get a cool piece of gear, and you help a lady with two little girls that need a hand. Regardless of how any of you felt about Mick, this isn't about him. We are all in this friggin mess together. I know what it feels like to be in a similar position, and I also know how it feels when someone helps, and I know how it feels to help. Scott <snip> > cool piece of gear, and you help a lady with two little girls that need a > hand. Umm Scott... she doesn't have 2 little girls. > <snip> > > > cool piece of gear, and you help a lady with two little girls that need a > > hand. > > Umm Scott... she doesn't have 2 little girls. You know what? I haven't had the time to look through each and every thread or message on the list, including the one blasting you for whatever it was you did (I don't care). She has two little ones, and I am trying to help, because she is trying to help herself. If she was sitting on her lumps waiting for a handout, I wouldn't bother. Fact is, she is in a tough situation, and she is here in Washington now trying to better for herself and her kids. That's good enough for me. I have a backplate to donate, so I did, it was mine, but I can make another one. Scott > She has two little ones, and I am trying to help, because she is trying to > help herself. > > If she was sitting on her lumps waiting for a handout, I wouldn't bother. And this is appreciated more than you could ever know. > Fact is, she is in a tough situation, and she is here in Washington now > trying to better for herself and her kids. Yes I am here to secure a good job opportunity. This is not a vacation that I am dumping my kids for as it has been refered to. I will take advantage of riding these horses, but I have to as it is part f the job. Lucky for me that it is good therapy so it is a win win situation all the way round. > That's good enough for me. I have a backplate to donate, so I did, it was > mine, but I can make another one. You are awesome! Thanks! Kimber -- The funny thing is that I originally got online to learn more about diving and meet other divers but I never realized that it actually happened. Sure, so some of them are in other parts of the county and some even in different parts of the world but we're all friends. We're all part of the same community. Mickey's passing helped me realize this and for me that is the silver lining to this very dark cloud. >>"Scott" <scottk@localaxes.com> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Scott Well said Scott. Safe Diving. L8R >> "Scott" <scottk@localaxes.com> wrote in message >news:<vqfiq57hdlute7@corp.supernews.com>... [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > >Scott One of these days I'm gonna buy you a drink. Laser > One of these days I'm gonna buy you a drink. And Brother, I will drink it. This is not a "noble" thing. It is a simple thing that selfish people cant help but f.ck up. People helped me when I was down and out. Because I was doing all I could to help myself and my kids. This is nothing more or less than closing that circle. The way to pay back those that have helped is to help another. It is a circle. And, it is what makes our country strong. Scott SignatureIntergalactic Coalition to Promote Handguns Throughout the Universe > > One of these days I'm gonna buy you a drink. > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > And, it is what makes our country strong. Playing it forward. Dave. > > Umm Scott... she doesn't have 2 little girls. > You know what? > I haven't had the time to look through each and every thread or message on > the list, including the one blasting you for whatever it was you did (I > don't care). It's alright Scott. If you took the time to read the thread, you'd see that I'm not getting blasted at all. If you took the time to find out... Na. Never mind. Ain't going there. <snip> |
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