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Scuba Forum / General / December 2005Early Merry Xmas
Not Happy Holidays I want to extend to all ( and I mean ALL (not just my arguing buds) a very MERRY XMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. I may be off for a few days and do not know what my connectivity will be. My daughter and son had a tragic death with one of their friends - 21st birthday - 21 shots, we must travel to attend the wake - but I am also experiencing the 1st XMAS of two grandchildren ( 3 months, 1 1/2 months)so while one family suffers a tragic loss- I celebrate the holidays with two more additions) Hope all is well with everyone! > Not Happy Holidays. > I want to extend to all ( and I mean ALL (not just my arguing buds) a > very MERRY XMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR. I may be off for a few days and [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Hope all is well with everyone! Merry Christmas Joe! Sorry to hear of the tragedy, that kind of loss always sucks. May the blessings of the Christmas season find you, yours and your grandchildren fat, happy and full. Dig the babies, I got to meet my 1st grandson last Christmas, and little ones are what Christmas is all about. >> Not Happy Holidays. > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >> of two grandchildren ( 3 months, 1 1/2 months)so while one family >> suffers a tragic loss- I celebrate the holidays with two more additions) What kinda moron shuns happy holidays and then keeps Christ out of Christmas? >> Hope all is well with everyone! > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Dig the babies, I got to meet my 1st grandson last Christmas, and little > ones are what Christmas is all about. Thats nice ..........a real Oprah moment from the resident queer. Who gives a f.ck about your stupid a.s grandkids. >What kinda moron shuns happy holidays and then keeps Christ out of >Christmas? C'mon Don. Lighten up. It's Christmas and Joe was being nice. If you meant what you said about caring about the real meaning of Christmas then cut him some slack. I agree with you about the X thing, but we're in the minority. A lot of good well-meaning people use that same X and don't mean any less by it than you or me. Merry Christmas, Don JF >>What kinda moron shuns happy holidays and then keeps Christ out of >>Christmas? [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > of good well-meaning people use that same X and don't mean any less by > it than you or me. Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. I'm surprised the gun nuts care so much about the birth of a guy whom they would term a coward. > Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. Right. I don't know about you, but I'd prefer not to end my life that way. Glad to see you've seen the light. Your NRA membership seems to have done you some good. > I'm surprised the gun nuts care so much about the birth of a guy whom they > would term a coward. Gun nuts are those that are so afraid that they feel the need to deny the rights of others. Jesus had bodyguards, 12 of them. Are you sure Jesus was unarmed? It seems to me that he was quite ready and quite successful at defending others. Seems I recall pictures of him carrying a staff, which was one of the more effective weapons of his day. Lee >> Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > Lee No doubt Lee. This may be your best post to date. Had guns been more available you think Jesus and his "posse" would have prefered a classic S&W or gone the Glock 9mm route? Maybe Judas with a sawed off shotgun?........Matthew with an Uzi?. If only Jesus and his 12 gang bangers had some heat they would have never hung his a.s up on a cross. Never!!! Mother f.ck ........I get excited just thinkin about how that sh.t woulda gone down. Showdown in Jerusalem!!!!! Fuckin Soohwheeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!! >>> Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. >> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > available you think Jesus and his "posse" would have prefered a classic > S&W or gone the Glock 9mm route?\ Like Jesus couldn't have a handgun if he wanted one? It's the holiday season, Rath, time for lonely losers like you to commit suicide. Seasons Greetings! > Maybe Judas with a sawed off shotgun?........Matthew with an Uzi?. If > only Jesus and his 12 gang bangers had some heat they would have never > hung his a.s up on a cross. Never!!! Mother f.ck ........I get excited > just thinkin about how that sh.t woulda gone down. Showdown in > Jerusalem!!!!! Fuckin Soohwheeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!! >>>> Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. >>> [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] > It's the holiday season, Rath, time for lonely losers like you to commit > suicide. I appreciate your comments. These other faggits with their "Merry Christmas to everyone" bullshit make me sick. I would'nt give you the satisfaction though fat boy. I on the other hand hope you live a long, long time. I get great satisfaction knowing that every day when you wake up, you have to look at that fat ugly face in the mirror.........go off to a pathetic job..........and at the end of the day crawl into the sleeper of a truck and look at some j.rk off magazine. Suicide? Your projecting there fat boy. Don't ever think of it.............I'd be miserable knowing you got out easy. Now you have yourself a good day fat boy. When you look in that mirror in the morning..............Dont you even think about pulling that trigger. > Seasons Greetings! > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> just thinkin about how that sh.t woulda gone down. Showdown in >> Jerusalem!!!!! Fuckin Soohwheeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!! > I appreciate your comments. These other faggits with their "Merry > Christmas to everyone" bullshit make me sick. I would'nt give you the > satisfaction though fat boy. Sure you will. Just a matter of time. Please don't use a gun, though, it's a statistic I'll have to explain later. > I on the other hand hope you live a long, long time. I get great > satisfaction knowing that every day when you wake up, you have to look at > that fat ugly face in the mirror At least, like you and others around here, I'm not afraid and ashamed to post my picture. >> I appreciate your comments. These other faggits with their "Merry >> Christmas to everyone" bullshit make me sick. I would'nt give you the [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > At least, like you and others around here, I'm not afraid and ashamed to > post my picture. I'm always amazed at the pigs who post their pictures on the net. If you had any shame maybe you wouldnt be such an overweight slob.You should be ashamed and embarrased!!!! Feel free to explain why you would ever put your fat a.s on the net for someone to view. Whats the purpose? Shape the f.ck up you fat f.cking pig..........your a f.cking mess. You gotta look at yourself in the morning.............all alone. Too fuckin funny.........and yet so pathetic and so very just. Oh........and hey, Happy Holidays,................Who's family are you imposing on this year?? Nothing. >> At least, like you and others around here, I'm not afraid and ashamed to >> post my picture. > Nothing. > >>> At least, like you and others around here, I'm not afraid and ashamed >>> to post my picture. Now you go on and tell me why you would ever put that bloated fat face on the net. Don't be shy porkchop. Real curious here. BTW...........The DNR on your neck is priceless. Had me in tears..................You need to put it on your forehead. People won't check the back of your neck if they are about to perform CPR on ya. Then again..........who the f.ck would bother?? Even if they did see it on your neck first. WHO COULD ROLL YOUR FAT a.s OVER EVEN IF THEY WANTED TOO?????LOL...........Your fuckin killin me porkchop..............killin me. To fuckin funny. > Happy Holidays,................Who's family are you imposing on this year?? Not yours, thats for sure. And it's Merry Christmas, cumbucket. >> Happy Holidays,................Who's family are you imposing on this > year?? > > Not yours, thats for sure. > > And it's Merry Christmas, cumbucket. I hear Merry Christmas alot. Im sure you hear "Merry Christmas cumbucket" all the time faggit. Your entire family is a cumbucket.......what else would anyone say to you? Happy Holidays cumbucket!!!! >> Happy Holidays,................Who's family are you imposing on this > year?? > > Not yours, thats for sure. > > And it's Merry Christmas, cumbucket. is that the same as dildo washer? <snip> > Blah, blah, blah, f.ck yada, yada f.cking pig, blah, blah f.cking mess. Blah, blah Too fuckin funny Merry Christmas >>> Jesus wasn't afraid to walk around unarmed, and look where it got him. >> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> and quite successful at defending others. Seems I recall pictures of him >> carrying a staff, which was one of the more effective weapons of his day. > No doubt Lee. This may be your best post to date. Had guns been more > available you think Jesus and his "posse" would have prefered a classic > S&W or gone the Glock 9mm route? Hard to say. Personally, I think my Beretta 9mm is the best pistol I've ever owned, but it's a bit large for concealed carry. Then again, they wore robes back then. You could conceal a lot under a robe. My .40 Glock is both more popular and more effective as a personal defense weapon, but it's no fun to shoot. My best guess is that he would have carried neither. Since he was all powerful, he had much more effective defenses available. His desciples, on the other hand, probably would have chosen to go armed. Like us, they didn't have his options. Lee > >>What kinda moron shuns happy holidays and then keeps Christ out of > >>Christmas? [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > surprised the gun nuts care so much about the birth of a guy whom they would > term a coward. It's pretty easy to walk around unarmed when you know that the worst that will happen is you'll be dead for 3 days. > I'm > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > It's pretty easy to walk around unarmed when you know that the worst that > will happen is you'll be dead for 3 days. Depends, unless you got that specially dipped sponge. Matthias > >> Not Happy Holidays. > > [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > Thats nice ..........a real Oprah moment from the resident queer. Who gives > a f.ck about your stupid a.s grandkids. I do, Don. Dennis > Not Happy Holidays Not "Xmas" either, try Christmas. ;-) > Hope all is well with everyone! Same to you and yours. Mom "sailed" through open heart surgery this morning, so we have a start, the first step is over. Curtis > Mom "sailed" through open heart surgery this morning, so we have a > start, the first step is over. Outstanding! What a great Christmas for you all. Hope she heals well and fast, buddy. > Outstanding! > > What a great Christmas for you all. > > Hope she heals well and fast, buddy. Thanks. After the past three weeks, I may well sleep through Christmas. ;-) Curtis > Thanks. > After the past three weeks, I may well sleep through Christmas. ;-) After we get through piggin out on fresh dungies, smoked turkey and the obligatory tequila, we may well do the same. >> After the past three weeks, I may well sleep through Christmas. ;-) > > After we get through piggin out on fresh dungies, smoked turkey and the > obligatory tequila, we may well do the same. I don't get that option. We feed breakfast to anywhere from 30 to 50 friends every Christmas morning. Lee > >> After the past three weeks, I may well sleep through Christmas. ;-) > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > I don't get that option. We feed breakfast to anywhere from 30 to 50 > friends every Christmas morning. Well, that's understandable since you belong to a boat club full of partying folks. I used to volunteer and cook Sunday morning breakfast, and Christmas breakfast, for the VFW hall I belonged to, and breakfast was always preceded by bloody Mary's. >> I don't get that option. We feed breakfast to anywhere from 30 to 50 >> friends every Christmas morning. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > preceded > by bloody Mary's. While quite a few boat club members are included, this is not a boat club thing. It started long before we joined the club. We've been doing them almost as long as we've been together. Years ago, we realized that several of our friends had no local family. We could not imagine spending Christmas morning alone and didn't want our friend to have to experience it. So we started inviting them to our home for breakfast, first a few, then a few more. The event is not obligatory. People get invited because they are welcome. If they have other things to do, they are encouraged to do them. This is for those who don't have family to spend the time with. who enjoy spending the time with us and who we enjoy spending time with. Eventually, the event built to the 50 or so we had over a few years ago. The food has never been a problem. With a little planning it's as easy to cook for 50 as it is for a dozen. The problem is space. You need space to eat, even if you eat while standing. Over the last few years, we've let attrition reduce the number back to a more manageable 30 or so. Now that I doubled the size of the roof over the patio, we can handle a more. The list is, growing again and, if we keep on doing this, will stabilize at some number that is workable. Lee > >> I don't get that option. We feed breakfast to anywhere from 30 to 50 >>> friends every Christmas morning. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > Lee Any o dem Naygro's gon be showen up et that thar partay?? > Any o dem Naygro's gon be showen up et that thar partay?? Occasionally. Most of our black friends have relatively large families, usually including a fair number of children. Over the years, several of them who, for one reason or another, could not be with their families have attended. I don't know if any of them will attend this year or not. It's an invitation, not an obligation. How many black people are you planning to have over on Christmas morning? Lee > While quite a few boat club members are included, this is not a boat club > thing. It started long before we joined the club. We've been doing them [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > again and, if we keep on doing this, will stabilize at some number that is > workable. Cool. My mom and I both dont care much for ham. My grandma used to send us these 20# spiral cut hams every year. We started taking them to the local women and childrens shelter. Now we buy an extra turkey for the smoker, and make a 10 pound wad of cookie dough to give them every year. > Cool. Very. We look forward to it every year. > My mom and I both dont care much for ham. > My grandma used to send us these 20# spiral cut hams every year. > We started taking them to the local women and childrens shelter. > Now we buy an extra turkey for the smoker, and make a 10 pound wad of > cookie > dough to give them every year. Also cool. It's funny how traditions of helping others get started. It's wonderful that they do. Lee >> Thanks. > >> After the past three weeks, I may well sleep through Christmas. ;-) > > After we get through piggin out on fresh dungies, smoked turkey and the > obligatory tequila, we may well do the same. He sits in the corner of old beggar's bush On top of an old packing crate he has three wooden dolls that can dance and can sing And he croons with a smile on his face Chorus Come day, go day Wish in my heart it were Sunday Drinking buttermilk thru the week Whiskey on a Sunday (cont.)... Merry Chrismas to all. Will be feasting in Berlin at my brother's, with Chris, Ma, Pa, and my lovely sister in law. Some new life will be around, too, though still kind of undercover. Matthias > He sits in the corner of old beggar's bush > On top of an old packing crate [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Pa, and my lovely sister in law. Some new life will be > around, too, though still kind of undercover. My very best Matthias. >> Not Happy Holidays > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Mom "sailed" through open heart surgery this morning, so we have a >start, the first step is over. Then I hope your Christmas is especially merry this year. All the best to her, Curtis, and to you and the rest of the family. JF >> Same to you and yours. >> >> Mom "sailed" through open heart surgery this morning, so we have a >>start, the first step is over. I hope he let the doctors do it instead of trying some sort of ninja technique on her. May she recover and be back on her feet in time to dance in the New Year's. > Then I hope your Christmas is especially merry this year. All the best > to her, Curtis, and to you and the rest of the family. Yeah, and Happy Chanukah to all you gentiles. Greg "Christ killer" Mossman 6 more days 'til I leave for El Salvador and points beyond. Missionary work, ya know . . . >>> Same to you and yours. >>> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > 6 more days 'til I leave for El Salvador and points beyond. Missionary > work, ya know . . . Missionary.....I am sure you'll use that position too.....  Signature"A prudent man foresees the difficulties ahead and prepares for them; the simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences." - Proverbs 22:3 > Yeah, and Happy Chanukah to all you gentiles. Happy Chanukah? to you too Greg. Curtis > >> Same to you and yours. > >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Greg "Christ killer" Mossman Happy Chanukah, Greg. Didn't know you were Roman, as well. > 6 more days 'til I leave for El Salvador and points beyond. Missionary > work, ya know . . . Dennis > >> Same to you and yours. > >> [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > 6 more days 'til I leave for El Salvador and points beyond. Missionary > work, ya know . . . "I'm going to take a missionary position..." "Really?" "Yes, I'll be holding it for a very long time" Who can name the movie? > > Not Happy Holidays > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Mom "sailed" through open heart surgery this morning, so we have a > start, the first step is over. Congrats! my best to your mom. > Curtis Dennis > Not Happy Holidays > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Hope all is well with everyone! Merry Christmas, Joe. Sorry for the loss, and congrats on the new additions. Dennis
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