Its me
Richard Boh
Tom Stovall
> This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
"Slim?"
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
"I'm a farrier." "Honest?" "No, the usual kind."
Jen
Tom Stovall <sto...@wt.net> wrote in message
news:382CADCF...@wt.net...
> Richard Boh wrote:
>
> > This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
>
> ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
> ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
> they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
> "Slim?"
Perhaps it's short for Richard the Great Rider of Gentle Horses in Manicured
Shows...
Jen
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Wondrlnd77
>
>> This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
>ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
>ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
>they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>"Slim?"
is. I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
K.Z.
wondr...@aol.com says...
Can't we just call him Dicky and be done with it?
(Just kidding)
Kelly & Doc
dok...@frontiernet.net
DARK
>
>> This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
tom wrote:
>ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
>ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
>they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>"Slim?"
>>>>>>
Acatually my old horse was in now way easy.. He didnt buck but he woudnt go
calmly and quiet if you made the slightest move or pull on his mouth at the
wrong time he would run away. My new horse is fairly uncomplicated. I mean he
hasnt been jumping a whole year, but he jumps well and moves well. He bucks
some in the corners but thats about it.
~Richard the GREAT
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Tom Stovall
re: Richard the Great? '"ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle
horses in a manicured show ring over piddly little obstacles is
indicative of "greatness?" Or, do they call you "great" for the same
reason some folks call fat folks "Slim?"...'
>wow that was a little harsh...
Naa, it was as gentle as a baby fart.
>seeeing as you have no idea what the guy's history is...
As nearly as I can tell, he's a kid who rides gentle horses over
obstacles in show rings and somehow considers participation to be a
measure of greatness.
>I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
In which case, none of the newly arrived denizens of this deep can
possibly take exception to my pointing out the utter folly of calling
oneself "great."
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
Querer es poder.
Tom Stovall
re: '"ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured
show ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or,
do they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
"Slim?"...' -TS
>Acatually my old horse was in now way easy.. He didnt buck but he >woudnt go calmly and quiet if you made the slightest move or pull on >his mouth at the wrong time he would run away...
I'm a bit unclear on the concept of "run away." Do you mean you allowed
your horse to repeatedly dominate you?
>My new horse is fairly uncomplicated. I mean he hasnt been jumping a
>whole year, but he jumps well and moves well. He bucks some in the
>corners but thats about it...
I'm all for whatever makes anyone's cork float, although why anyone
would consider mere participation in the riding of gentle horses over
obstacles inside a show ring to be a measure of "greatness" is beyond my
ken.
Are you there every time they play the National Anthem? Do you haul
hard, bump heads with the toughs, and consistently win or place in every
Grand Prix you enter? When you do, you can call yourself "good" at what
you do, but "great" will still be an appellation that can only be
bestowed by other folks.
If you call yourself "great," you just look silly.
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
No me hagas preguntas, no te diré mentiras.
Kris Carroll
> hahaha you Stovall are a *REALLY* rude person. hahaha they arent little for
> your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at Washington
> International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
When did you ride at Washington? I know a few kids who do quite well at
that show. Would they know you or your friends?
KC
Jen
Ashley <stockex...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:19991113203346...@ng-fm1.aol.com...
> >
> >ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
> >ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
> >they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
> >"Slim?"
> >
>
for
> your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at
Washington
> International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
I'd like to see you ride at our horse trials (we'll even let you go beginner
novice) and not get *killed*.
Jen, who's anxiously awaiting Ashley to post pix from her winning ribbons at
Washington
Tom Stovall
re: "ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured
show ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or,
do they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>hahaha you Stovall are a *REALLY* rude person...
Truth is neither polite nor rude, but I'll certainly confess to not
suffering fools all that well.
>hahaha they arent little for your information...
"Little" is a relative term. As I see it, four or five feet under a
horse's belly is piddly.
>I would like to see people who say that ride at Washington
>International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon...
You might consider that some folks - folks make absolutely no claims of
being "great" - have ridden thousands of horses that got more altitude
than an open jumper. And, they do it for money, not for meaningless
ribbons.
That said, I can appreciate the cojones and athleticism it takes to
successfully compete in a Grand Prix or puissance, but I can't remember
ANY good rider ever calling themselves "great."
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
Nothing exceeds like excess.
Terry von Gease
K.Z. wrote in message ...
>In article <19991113175220...@ng-cr1.aol.com>,
>wondr...@aol.com says...
>> >Richard Boh wrote:
>> >
>> >> This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
>>
>> tom wrote:
>> >ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
>> >ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
>> >they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>> >"Slim?"
>> wow that was a little harsh, seeeing as you have no idea what the guy's
history
>> is. I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
>
>Can't we just call him Dicky and be done with it?
Biggus Dickus, perhaps as a bizzare tribute to the pilots of the flying
circus.
--
Terry
Time is nature's way of keeping everything
from happening at once.
Jen
> Jen, I never said I showed there hun, I said I would like to see these
people
> say that its easy etc, and I would like to see them try to get a ribbon at
> WIHS. duh read my post please correctly. WIHS is my goal though for next
year.
> If you want pictures of me doing the mini medal at HITS last year getting
a
> third out of 63 then be my guest. oh and it was on a lease horse that I
leased
> for the time being so I didnt know him to well.
Post the pix, please. We'll be waiting...
Jen
Kris Carroll
> LOL Im sure they'dknow my friends who show there. I missed school to go watch
> MY friends. so who are *Your* friends that go and show. I know a bunch of
> people so start spilling out thenames of your friends.
Unlike you jrs Margot Daly, Sarah Bryen both show/ed Washington.
You might even know them from aol - both kids have my deepest respect.
You seem to think you have nothing to learn from other disciplines. My
experience online in rec.equestrian and jr-r...@horse-country.com (mail
list) is just the opposite - the more you learn about horses, the better
you are handling them. But perhaps you're only interested in riding.
KC
JRJ Classics: The Great Hunter Debate
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrhunters.html
JRJ Classics: Fears and Falls
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrfears.html
JRJ Classics: Talking about Good Instructors
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrqualities.html
JRJ: What bits kids use and why
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrbits2.html
JRJ: Glitter Wars 1999
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrglitter.html
JRJ: Weight and Rider Fitness 1999
http://www.horse-country.com/jriders/jrjweight.html
Deborah Stevenson
On 14 Nov 1999, DARK wrote:
> Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
>
>
> CMNewell, DVM>>
>
> was i talking to you? I didnt think so
Richard, when you post here, you're talking to everyone here. The only
way not to talk to somebody who reads here is to send something privately.
I would again encourage all of the AOLette arrivistes to read
news.announce.newusers, which will clear up this sort of confusion for
you.
Deborah Stevenson
(stev...@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu)
Tom Stovall
re: 'First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might
have been "disproving"... Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official
Rec.eq Sport...' -CMN, DVM
> was i talking to you?...
You were "talking" to everyone who subscribes to this usenet newsgroup.
Anyone with an interest can respond to any public post - even one
consisting of self-aggrandizing, puerile, nonsense - if they choose to
do so.
>I didnt think so.
More to the point, you didn't think. Toto, this ain't Kansas.
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
En boca cerrada no entran moscas.
AlaTmPnr
>wow that was a little harsh, seeeing as you have no idea what the guy's
history
is. I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
What an incredibly insipid remark!
Bill
DARK
If you call yourself "great," you just look silly.
>>
but i am richard the great. im the greatest at everything :) <g>
Ashley
>ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
>ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
>they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>"Slim?"
>
hahaha you Stovall are a *REALLY* rude person. hahaha they arent little for
your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at Washington
International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
Ashley
AlaTmPnr
Allison of wonderland fame writes:
>wow that was a little harsh, seeeing as you have no idea what the guy's
history is. I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
Pretty is as Pretty does sweetcakes. You dont have to know history to know
that he is a profiler and a wannabe. Stick your chest out and wave at the chip
on your shoulder and someone is bound to knock it off. Just dont be surprised
when it happens.
Bill
DARK
Bill>>
I think your speaking about yourseld in that.... YOU are a profiler and not
smart enough to be a wanabe, but anway... BTW arent you the one who has a chip
on your shoulder. Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
any of my friends say?
AlaTmPnr
> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or any of my friends
say?
Trolls are trolls ....... and worthy of erradication if possible.
Bill
AlaTmPnr
>hahaha you Stovall are a *REALLY* rude person. hahaha they arent little for
your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at Washington
International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
Ashley
Are you like Richard and riding the children's circuit? If so, then TS's
observation are relevant and please dont make reference to things you dont do.
It trivializes others accomplishments. The ADULTS may be jumping big but you
are not.
You are still a snippy little bitch arent you?
Bill
DARK
observation are relevant and please dont make reference to things you dont do.
It trivializes others accomplishments. The ADULTS may be jumping big but you
are not.>>
I cant jump big because it would break my horses green. He is still a baby
green. in 2001 we will do 1st years and the juniors
DARK
Bill
>>
Funny you have to resort to name calling to make your self feel special. I have
not said anything that low-yet, but you have to make my name different in every
post... Oh well people this just shows you that people just have to resort to
such levels when they feel so threatened because others have proved them right
so many times.
The Dangit
>Dorkedhorze writes:
Way to go, genius
ohh...@aol.com
"Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure."
DARK
> your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at
Washington
> International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
When did you ride at Washington? I know a few kids who do quite well at
that show. Would they know you or your friends?
KC>>
I have an online friend who won the childrens at capitol challange last year.
LOL i know someone else online who got a ribbon in the medal finals (i think
she did. oh well who knows).
Ashley
MY friends. so who are *Your* friends that go and show. I know a bunch of
people so start spilling out thenames of your friends.
Ashley
Ashley
C.M.Newell
> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
>any of my friends say?
First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
been "disproving".
Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
CMNewell, DVM
self-proclaimed vet
Surgeon General of the Bogbash Party
Ashley
say that its easy etc, and I would like to see them try to get a ribbon at
WIHS. duh read my post please correctly. WIHS is my goal though for next year.
If you want pictures of me doing the mini medal at HITS last year getting a
third out of 63 then be my guest. oh and it was on a lease horse that I leased
for the time being so I didnt know him to well.
Ashley
>You are still a snippy little bitch arent you?
>
>
LOL for your information BILL how do you exactly know that? This is my last
show doing the childrens then im moving on to the junior hunters so shove it.
Ashley
C.M.Newell
>
>hahaha you Stovall are a *REALLY* rude person. hahaha they arent little for
>your information. I would like to see people who say that ride at Washington
>International horse show and see if they can even get a ribbon.
>Ashley
>
This may come as somewhat of a shock to you, as you have
apparently led a sheltered existence to this point, but most of the
denizens of this swamp don't rate folks by the number of scraps of
ribbon they've bought or earned in some dusty arena.
R Bishop
darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>
>If you call yourself "great," you just look silly.
>
>>>
>
>but i am richard the great. im the greatest at everything :) <g>
Congratulations! You just made yourself look stupid, silly AND ignorant.
>~Richard the GREAT
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>http://members.aol.com/DarkerHorse/NewsWorthy3.JPG
>
Sue
Official Secretary of OSGSL
Dogs think they're human
Cats think they're God
DARK
apparently led a sheltered existence to this point, but most of the
denizens of this swamp don't rate folks by the number of scraps of
ribbon they've bought or earned in some dusty arena.>>
A dusty arena is bad footing.. BTW.
DARK
> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
>any of my friends say?
First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
been "disproving".
Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
CMNewell, DVM>>
was i talking to you? I didnt think so
Ashley
eventing, and all that and I didnt like it so ya know what? I tried. I like the
hunters and equitation instead.
Ashley
AlaTmPnr
I wrote:>You are still a snippy little bitch arent you?
>
>>LOL for your information BILL how do you exactly know that?
Some things are as plain as the nose on your face.
Bill
AlaTmPnr
>Jen, I never said I showed there hun, I said I would like to see these people
say that its easy etc, and I would like to see them try to get a ribbon at
WIHS.
Hell, you cant do it either so what is the fucking point. What an idiotic
statement.
>duh read my post please correctly.
Duh yourself twit! You left the impression that you had been there done that.
>WIHS is my goal though for next year.
Whoopee shit! My goal is to have a million dollars but it isnt likely to
happen and given your attitude it is unlikely you will make your goal either
and this despite Daddy's money.
>If you want pictures of me doing the mini medal at HITS last year getting a
third out of 63 then be my guest. oh and it was on a lease horse that I leased
for the time being so I didnt know him to well.
Wow! You must have a T-shirt with these excuses. Whiner!
Bill
DARK
re: 'First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might
have been "disproving"... Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official
Rec.eq Sport...' -CMN, DVM
> was i talking to you?...
You were "talking" to everyone who subscribes to this usenet newsgroup.
Anyone with an interest can respond to any public post - even one
consisting of self-aggrandizing, puerile, nonsense - if they choose to
do so.
>I didnt think so.
More to the point, you didn't think. Toto, this ain't Kansas. >>
I KNOW i wasnt talking to that person.. They should mind there own buisness.
Some people are a little over focused on me
Ashley
>Hell, you cant do it either so what is the fucking point. What an idiotic
>statement.
>
"Hell", how do you know? WELL YOU dont know. your statements *Most of them*
are idiotic. once again someone is calling the kettle black
> correctly.
>
>Duh yourself twit! You left the impression that you had been there done
>that.
I have done alot of things in my life, just not that one particular thing yet.
>
>Whoopee shit! My goal is to have a million dollars but it isnt likely to
>happen and given your attitude it is unlikely you will make your goal either
>and this despite Daddy's money.
>
Haha my fatheris happy to pay the things for me smart one.
>
>Wow! You must have a T-shirt with these excuses. Whiner!
>
LOL no actually I dont have a T-shirt . Sorry I dont wear t-shirts im not a
hick.
Ashley
AlaTmPnr
>LOL no actually I dont have a T-shirt . Sorry I dont wear t-shirts im not a
hick.
Hahaha! Then tell that to the fashion police as the last time I looked
T-shirts were a fashion statement. I dont wear Tshirts as they dont hold up
when working with horses. I would suppose that given your snobbery I would be
a hick. So what? I work for a living, I see nothing to be ashamed of.
Bill
TicketToRide37
We all do...
Ashleigh
TicketToRide37
>she did. oh well who knows).
Kristine got reserve! YAY KRISTINE! :P Pretty amazing for her first time at
something as prestigious as the Medal Finals. (trying trying TRYING to make
this a non-one-liner)
Ashleigh
Joyce Reynolds-Ward
snip
>I KNOW i wasnt talking to that person.. They should mind there own buisness.
>Some people are a little over focused on me
Then don't post here, idijt.
jrw
Tom Stovall
re: 'First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might
have been "disproving"... Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official
Rec.eq Sport...' -CMN, DVM
> > was i talking to you?...
>
>You were "talking" to everyone who subscribes to this usenet >newsgroup. Anyone with an interest can respond to any public post - >even one consisting of self-aggrandizing, puerile, nonsense - if they >choose to do so.
>>I didnt think so.
>More to the point, you didn't think. Toto, this ain't Kansas.
>I KNOW i wasnt talking to that person.
Wrong. Private communication is done by email. When you post publicly,
you can have no expectation of privacy. Anyone can to choose to read and
respond to your post.
>They should mind there own buisness...
On this forum, the "business" is horses.
>Some people are a little over focused on me...
It's not often a star of your self-described magnitude is seen in this
particular sky, especially one who appears to have an entourage of
prepubescent twitlets in its tow.
ObH: Does anyone within the recent influx of mental giants really think
an accumulation of ribbons has any relationship to horsemanship?
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
Querer es poder.
Suzan
>Perhaps it's short for Richard the Great Rider of Gentle Horses in
Manicured Shows...
Are you sure it was horses and not the coconuts:-)
Suzan
Suzan
>Haha my fatheris happy to pay the things for >me smart one.....
>LOL no actually I dont have a T-shirt . Sorry I >dont wear t-shirts im
not a hick.
Vain and prejudicial snobling
Yep some things are as plain as the nose on your face.
Suzan proud wearer of her cotton tees and denim.
Digi Lady
<snip>:
:>I KNOW i wasnt talking to that person.
Tom Stovall wrote:
:Wrong. Private communication is done by email. When you post publicly,
:you can have no expectation of privacy. Anyone can to choose to read and
:respond to your post.
Dark:
:>They should mind there own buisness...
Tom Stovall wrote:
:On this forum, the "business" is horses.
Dark:
:>Some people are a little over focused on me...
Tom Stovall wrote:
:It's not often a star of your self-described magnitude is seen in this
:particular sky, especially one who appears to have an entourage of
:prepubescent twitlets in its tow.
ROFLMAO. jeez wish I hadn't updated Rec Eq Divine Equines yesterday,
this would take funny quote of the week! (Still might). Sounds like
fried southern food: I'll have a box of prepubescent twitlets to go.
Now, if only they _would_!
Tom Stovall wrote:
:ObH: Does anyone within the recent influx of mental giants really think
:an accumulation of ribbons has any relationship to horsemanship?
They _all_ do, isn't that evident? These are folks whose trainers
school their horses for them, if said horses are a little hot. Where
is horemanship in that equation? The lovely "Have it groomed, saddled,
schooled, braided and then I'll hop on" school of thought.
Same horses often languish for untold amounts of time in a stall with
rare turnout or inadequate turnout - "Well, he's out for 2 hours a day
in the pen, that's sufficient."
</vent>
Cat (and Larry)
DARK
T-shirts were a fashion statement. I dont wear Tshirts as they dont hold up
when working with horses. I would suppose that given your snobbery I would be
a hick. So what? I work for a living, I see nothing to be ashamed of.
Bill>>>
acatually no girls i know wear T-shirts except morgan but shes different
R Bishop
darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>Hahaha! Then tell that to the fashion police as the last time I looked
>T-shirts were a fashion statement. I dont wear Tshirts as they dont hold up
>when working with horses. I would suppose that given your snobbery I would be
>a hick. So what? I work for a living, I see nothing to be ashamed of.
>
>Bill>>>
>
>acatually no girls i know wear T-shirts except morgan but shes different
So sad. A totally isolated and urbanized and narrow life.
>~Richard the GREAT
>http://members.aol.com/DarkerHorse/horse.Jpg
>http://members.aol.com/darkerhorse/nm2.jpg
>http://members.aol.com/darkerhorse/nm2.jpg
>http://members.aol.com/DarkerHOrse/NewsWorthy1.JPG
>http://members.aol.com/DarkerHorse/NewsWorthy3.JPG
>
Sue
Joyce Reynolds-Ward
<made...@vermontel.net> wrote:
snip
>We should probably back off this idiot. He's a teenage boy at thet
>pre-driver's license stage with a slight recreational background in horses,
>no natural talent, a lot of money and no sense. Why bother?
Because he's the type of boy who might well have an ambitious trainer
who by hook and by crook gets him into a fairly advanced show stage,
at which point he could achieve guru-dom.....and he seems to have
figured out where the girls are (not all of the boys into horses
who've figured out it's a place to meet girls are necessarily good to
the horses....)
jrw
mother of a nearly 13 year old boy who'd get his block knocked off for
saying stuff like Richard does.....
DARK
So sad. A totally isolated and urbanized and narrow life.
>>
well your a unadvanced country bumpkin
~Richard the GREAT
:)
Wondrlnd77
>Pretty is as Pretty does sweetcakes. You dont have to know history to know
>that he is a profiler and a wannabe. Stick your chest out and wave at the
>chip
>on your shoulder and someone is bound to knock it off. Just dont b
bill i told you not to call me that in public! oh well I forgive you honeybuns.
AlaTmPnr
>well your a unadvanced country bumpkin
I speak 5 languages other than english. I live in the country by choice. I
would not call myself unadvanced.
Bill
R Bishop
darke...@aol.comNoSpam (DARK) wrote:
>
>
>So sad. A totally isolated and urbanized and narrow life.
>
>>>
>
>well your a unadvanced country bumpkin
The word 'Well' should have been capitalized.
You needed a comma after 'well'.
The word is not 'your'. It's 'you're' which is a contraction of 'you are'.
You used 'a' instead of 'an'. An is used in front of a word starting with
a vowel. A vowel is any of the five letters a e i o u.
You did not end your sentence with a period.
Rickie, my boy, I have grown sons. If you were MY child, you'd be yanked
off that high horse of yours and in your room with a desk, a book and a reading
light.
There's one big problem with fifteen year old boys. It's one of the major
periods in their lives when their mouth is the biggest part of their anatomy.
>~Richard the GREAT
>:)
Sue, who is convinced Richard's mother needs parenting lessons
Madeline Rockwell
R Bishop <bis...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
news:80nh8v$ih7$1...@nntp5.atl.mindspring.net...
> In article <19991114110911...@ng-cn1.aol.com>,
> darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>
> >Hahaha! Then tell that to the fashion police as the last time I looked
> >T-shirts were a fashion statement. I dont wear Tshirts as they dont hold
up
> >when working with horses. I would suppose that given your snobbery I
would be
> >a hick. So what? I work for a living, I see nothing to be ashamed of.
> >
> >Bill>>>
> >
> >acatually no girls i know wear T-shirts except morgan but shes different
>
>
> >~Richard the GREAT
We should probably back off this idiot. He's a teenage boy at thet
pre-driver's license stage with a slight recreational background in horses,
no natural talent, a lot of money and no sense. Why bother?
madeline
> >http://members.aol.com/DarkerHorse/horse.Jpg
> >http://members.aol.com/darkerhorse/nm2.jpg
> >http://members.aol.com/darkerhorse/nm2.jpg
> >http://members.aol.com/DarkerHOrse/NewsWorthy1.JPG
> >http://members.aol.com/DarkerHorse/NewsWorthy3.JPG
> >
>
> Sue
>
>
>
>
Terry von Gease
>>
>>>>
>>
>
>The word 'Well' should have been capitalized.
>You needed a comma after 'well'.
>The word is not 'your'. It's 'you're' which is a contraction of 'you are'.
>You used 'a' instead of 'an'. An is used in front of a word starting with
>a vowel. A vowel is any of the five letters a e i o u.
Not quite. 'An' is used in front of any word the begins with a vowel sound,
not necessarily a letter that is a vowel. Hence 'An historical..." and 'A
union...'.
...back to your regularly scheduled grammar lesson...
--
Terry
Time is nature's way of keeping everything
from happening at once.
K. Smith
<snip>
> It's not often a star of your self-described magnitude is seen in this
> particular sky, especially one who appears to have an entourage of
> prepubescent twitlets in its tow.
Don't forget to bow and scrape and prostrate yourself before this
self-proclaimed greatness. ;)
> ObH: Does anyone within the recent influx of mental giants really think
> an accumulation of ribbons has any relationship to horsemanship?
Since you imply the exact opposite, I must be the epitome of equestrians.
(Nope, I ain't got no purty ribbons from no horse shows.)
--K. Smith (If only I were half as good as young Dicky thinks he is.)
R Bishop
"Terry von Gease" <t...@rose.hp.com> wrote:
>R Bishop wrote in message <80o33n$75j$1...@nntp8.atl.mindspring.net>...
>>In article <19991114191906...@ng-cg1.aol.com>,
>> darke...@aol.comNoSpam (DARK) wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>So sad. A totally isolated and urbanized and narrow life.
>>>
>>>>>
>>>
>>>well your a unadvanced country bumpkin
>>
>>The word 'Well' should have been capitalized.
>>You needed a comma after 'well'.
>>The word is not 'your'. It's 'you're' which is a contraction of 'you are'.
>>You used 'a' instead of 'an'. An is used in front of a word starting with
>>a vowel. A vowel is any of the five letters a e i o u.
>
>Not quite. 'An' is used in front of any word the begins with a vowel sound,
>not necessarily a letter that is a vowel. Hence 'An historical..." and 'A
>union...'.
>
Thanks for the correction, Terry, I forgot those.
>....back to your regularly scheduled grammar lesson...
>
My husband teaches school. It's a nasty job but someone has to educate the
little monsters....
Sue
>--
>Terry
> Time is nature's way of keeping everything
> from happening at once.
>
>
>
Official Secretary of OSGSL
spencer
>On 14 Nov 1999 01:51:30 GMT, darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>
>> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
>>any of my friends say?
>
>First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
>been "disproving".
>
>Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
yeahbut. Youse guyes have gotten pretty bad at yer Sport. Out of
practice or inferior weaponry?
Cat
: >On 14 Nov 1999 01:51:30 GMT, darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
: >
: >> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
: >>any of my friends say?
C.M.Newell wrote (attrib added):
: >First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
: >been "disproving".
: >
: >Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
:
mc...@techline.com (spencer) wrote:
: yeahbut. Youse guyes have gotten pretty bad at yer Sport. Out of
:practice or inferior weaponry?
You enjoying that bright red "X" on yer forehead? :)
Cat (and Larry)
Dr Corinne B Leek
Kelly & Doc wrote:
>wondr...@aol.com says...
>> >Richard Boh wrote:
>> >> This is my other name.. Just for your info this is RICHARD THE GREAT
>> tom wrote:
>> >ROTFLMAO! Do you really think riding gentle horses in a manicured show
>> >ring over piddly little obstacles is indicative of "greatness?" Or, do
>> >they call you "great" for the same reason some folks call fat folks
>> >"Slim?"
>> wow that was a little harsh, seeeing as you have no idea what the guy's history
>> is. I think Richard the great was meant a little facetiously...
>Can't we just call him Dicky and be done with it?
As in "Tricky Dicky"?
You *really* wanna insult Richard (I'm not a criminal) Nixon this
badly?
Corinne, curious....
Toby, TIBD, nosy...
Troika and Jazz, binging on the Fizz - especially with these threads.
--
*** Conserve Energy: Laughter is easier than Anger!
*** cl...@ns.sympatico.ca
Dr Corinne B Leek
wrote:
In re: anonymous, posting as "DARK"
>Are you there every time they play the National Anthem? Do you haul
>hard, bump heads with the toughs, and consistently win or place in every
>Grand Prix you enter? When you do, you can call yourself "good" at what
>you do, but "great" will still be an appellation that can only be
>bestowed by other folks.
AFAIC, Gretzky is The Great One. The only one I'm aware of.
And deservedly so.
This appellation bestowed on him by others - he's almost disgustingly
wholesome and humble.
Well grown Canuck. <G>
>If you call yourself "great," you just look silly.
Big Time.
Besides, it's the best way to prompt being called out on it.
If he can match Ian Millar and Big Ben's feats, nay, surpass them,
*then* I might be persuaded to *consider* the designator "great".
Corinne, "Who, me? Chauvinist? Nawwwww...."
Toby, TIBD, greatest dog Mom has - OK, the *only* one...
Troika and Jazz, who think Carrot Gin Fizz is "Grrrrreat!!!"
Dr Corinne B Leek
(C.M.Newell) wrote:
>On 14 Nov 1999 01:51:30 GMT, darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>
>> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
>>any of my friends say?
>
>First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
>been "disproving".
>
>Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
Yeah.
And I'm in charge of the shoot.
<EG>
Anyone wanna argue with my Ever Beloved Mark VIVIVI????
YEEEHAAAAWWWWW!!!!
Snick. Click. Ssssst. Thonk. Clunk. Click. (Stupid, illiterate,
ignorant, arrogant, abusive, misbegotten, sad representatives of the
future. <shudder> Feh.)
Whummmppp!!!
Kkrrrblammmmmm!!!! (Rattle of glass in windows in background, ground
heaving slightly, raising head to check effect of Random Vectoring on
MIRV impacts - happy sigh. Reaching for yet another reload, Toby
happily providing a huge store of ammo..... )
Tom Stovall
[deletia]
re: "If you call yourself "great," you just look silly..." -TS
> Big Time.
> Besides, it's the best way to prompt being called out on it.
> If he can match Ian Millar and Big Ben's feats, nay, surpass them,
> *then* I might be persuaded to *consider* the designator "great".
Hell, as long as we're touting Canuks, I figure that anybody who could
match Ian Tyson's feats would be worthy of being called "great." Tyson
has made a hand as a riding broncs, as a working cowboy, and riding
cutters. In addition, he's been one of the better poet/singers of folk
and cowboy ballads since the 1960s.
Tom Stovall CJF
Farrier & Blacksmith
sto...@wt.net
http://web.wt.net/~stovall
"But when he comes around,
My pa ain't got a good word to say,
Guess it's 'cause he was just as wild,
Back in his younger days..."
-Ian Tyson, "Someday Soon"
Deborah Stevenson
On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Tom Stovall wrote:
> Hell, as long as we're touting Canuks, I figure that anybody who could
> match Ian Tyson's feats would be worthy of being called "great." Tyson
> has made a hand as a riding broncs, as a working cowboy, and riding
> cutters. In addition, he's been one of the better poet/singers of folk
> and cowboy ballads since the 1960s.
I was just failing at my first wood-finishing job (unless it's *supposed*
to look exactly the same after hours of labor) to the tune of "The
Steeldust Line" as we speak. And he's collaborated with Baxter Black,
so how can you go wrong?
Deborah Stevenson (stev...@alexia.lis.uiuc.edu)
Not carrying the blood of the woodworkers in Champaign, IL, USA
Charles A Hall
(DARK) wrote:
> >
> >> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
> >>any of my friends say?
> >
> >First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
> >been "disproving".
> >
> >Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
> Yeah.
> And I'm in charge of the shoot.
> <EG>
> Anyone wanna argue with my Ever Beloved Mark VIVIVI????
>
None of the adults would, I'm sure, but I'm equally sure a large number of
them wish for one of two things: Can we borrow the launcher; or What's
taking you so long to get it pointed in the right direction? Have the
itties figured out your secret and managed to properly camouflage
themselves? Doc, dear, please come back and take care of these invaders
properly.
Diane, on bended knee, getting ready to beg.
Dr Corinne B Leek
<FINALJ...@prodigy.net> wrote:
Attributes re-assigned and snippages done:
>Corinne wrote:
>> Anyone wanna argue with my Ever Beloved Mark VIVIVI????
>None of the adults would, I'm sure, but I'm equally sure a large number of
>them wish for one of two things: Can we borrow the launcher; or What's
>taking you so long to get it pointed in the right direction? Have the
>itties figured out your secret and managed to properly camouflage
>themselves? Doc, dear, please come back and take care of these invaders
>properly.
I been tryin'. Honest. But *they* are even MORE trying!!
sigh.
They try the patience of a Saint, they do, and I ain't no Saint.
I don't think they know about the camo. Unless some slime of a
scumbag has emailed the info to the Twits'n'Trolls.
Been firing at 'em. Danged if'n I hasn't.
Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
>Diane, on bended knee, getting ready to beg.
For this???
No begging required.....
<EG>
BWAHAHAHahahahahaaaaaaa.........!!
Bring on the MIRVs, Toby!!!
<Rowf! Roooooo!!! Excited Boxer bum-wiggle as he hauls up a large
batch of ammo....>
Snick. Click. Ssssst. Thonk. Clunk. Click. (Stupid, illiterate,
ignorant, arrogant, abusive, misbegotten, sad representatives of the
sorry ill-fated future of the human race. <shudder> Feh.)
Alan Chapman
Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> Unless some slime of a
> scumbag has emailed the info to the Twits'n'Trolls.
> Been firing at 'em. Danged if'n I hasn't.
> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
Welll, my dressage field now has a *large* pond in it...
Alan...
Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
Before you buy.
R Bishop
al...@welsh-cob.cix.co.uk (Alan Chapman) wrote:
>In article <7k983sg7jk9r58dr7...@4ax.com>,
> Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
>> Unless some slime of a
>> scumbag has emailed the info to the Twits'n'Trolls.
>> Been firing at 'em. Danged if'n I hasn't.
>> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
>
>Welll, my dressage field now has a *large* pond in it...
>
There was this BIG light in the sky the other night, some folks said UFO,
some folks said air-craft crash.
But *I* knew it was just our resident missile being fired.
>Alan...
>
>
>Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
>Before you buy.
Sue
Jorene Downs
> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
You may be experiencing detonation prior to landing. The other night I saw
numerous mini-explosions in the night sky.
A possibility that BoxerSlobber has somehow corrupted the detonation
process???
--
Jorene
just moseyin' down the trail on a Paint horse
from the CEOates Ranch in California ... ;)
www.CEOates.com
meet other Rec.eq'ers on the Rogue's Gallery:
www.psnw.com/~jcdowns/RecEq/RecEq.html
Dr Corinne B Leek
Chapman) wrote:
>In article <7k983sg7jk9r58dr7...@4ax.com>,
> Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
>> Unless some slime of a
>> scumbag has emailed the info to the Twits'n'Trolls.
>> Been firing at 'em. Danged if'n I hasn't.
>> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
>
>Welll, my dressage field now has a *large* pond in it...
WHAT????!!!!!!
But...
You're *east* of me!!!
Damnit.
So that's where they've been going.
<Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
<Toby, head on paws, looking at upset Mom with sympathy, hoping he can
soon get back to handing over the ammo, wondering why she still uses a
slide-rule when there's 'puters...>
Sheryl Huckaby
>But...
>You're *east* of me!!!
>Damnit.
>So that's where they've been going.
>
>
Dr. Leek, STOP IT. All that walking horse gear hasn't been used in years, I
was just storing it for a friend who doesn't use it either! My walking horse
has only been shod twice in his life & the last time it was just because he
chipped a hoof really badly. Honest.
Sheryl
Ashland City, Tennessee
If a small thing has the power to make you angry, does that not indicate
something about your size? - Sydney J. Harris
Dr Corinne B Leek
<Jor...@CEOates.com> wrote:
>Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote
>re: her launches from the Ever Beloved Mark VIVIVI
>> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
>You may be experiencing detonation prior to landing. The other night I saw
>numerous mini-explosions in the night sky.
>A possibility that BoxerSlobber has somehow corrupted the detonation
>process???
AWWWWKKKKKKK!
Had never considered that possibility......
<Corinne, frantically checking for BoxerSlobber corrosive factors in
her table of "Dire Stuff and Dastardly Fluids" - heavinghuge sigh of
relief - discovering BoxerSlobber is classed as a "lubricant" - albeit
*very* cohesive...>
Nope.
Can't be that.
Whew!
<Toby sitting with HugeBoxerG, drooling on floor, knowing that the
Usagi-Devilbunny was nearby, wondering if *that* was the problem....>
Wonder what is causing these problems???
Corinne, thoroughly perplexed...
Toby, eagerly handing Mom more ammo....
Troika and Jazz, cussing Devilbunnies, consigning them to the Eternal
Flames and Torment...
spencer
>:On Sun, 14 Nov 1999 03:26:56 GMT, res...@deyr.ultranet.com (C.M.Newell) wrote:
>: >On 14 Nov 1999 01:51:30 GMT, darke...@aol.comYOUSUCK (DARK) wrote:
>: >
>: >> Why do you have to be so intent on proving everything I or
>: >>any of my friends say?
>
> C.M.Newell wrote (attrib added):
>: >First off, I think mayhap the word you were floundering for might have
>: >been "disproving".
>: >
>: >Secondly, Troll Shooting is the Official Rec.eq Sport.
>:
>mc...@techline.com (spencer) wrote:
>: yeahbut. Youse guyes have gotten pretty bad at yer Sport. Out of
>:practice or inferior weaponry?
>
>You enjoying that bright red "X" on yer forehead? :)
Better that than engaging in a pissing contest with teenyboppers...
...and losing.
Alan Chapman
> On Thu, 18 Nov 1999 19:25:06 GMT, al...@welsh-cob.cix.co.uk (Alan
> Chapman) wrote:
>
> >In article <7k983sg7jk9r58dr7...@4ax.com>,
> > Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> >> Unless some slime of a
> >> scumbag has emailed the info to the Twits'n'Trolls.
> >> Been firing at 'em. Danged if'n I hasn't.
> >> Where the damnable things been landing, anyway?
> >
> >Welll, my dressage field now has a *large* pond in it...
> WHAT????!!!!!!
> But...
> You're *east* of me!!!
> Damnit.
> So that's where they've been going.
>
> <Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
> scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
> the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
Hey, but we've a new target for you:
1deg46minW 51deg53minN, have fun!
Alan.
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| _ ___/ /\| | Alan Chapman, PGDip, BA (Hons) |
| ,;`( )__, ) ~ | al...@welsh-cob.cix.co.uk |
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Dr Corinne B Leek
r55...@email.sps.mot.com (Alan Chapman) wrote:
>cl...@ns.sympatico.ca (Dr Corinne B Leek) wrote:
>> <Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
>> scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
>> the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
>Hey, but we've a new target for you:
>1deg46minW 51deg53minN, have fun!
<sluuuurrrrp, drool, yummm...... Complete and Total Insanity Reigns>
Wherezzat? Which Palace? Chuckie? <Mad, Evil Glint>
Snick. Click. Ssssst. Thonk. Clunk. Click.
(YEEEEHAAAAAWWWWW!!!.......)
Whummmppp!!!
Kkrrrblammmmmm!!!! (Rattle of glass in windows in background, ground
heaving slightly, raising head to check effect of Random Vectoring on
MIRV impacts - happy sigh. Reaching for yet another reload, Toby
happily providing a huge store of ammo..... )
Joel B Levin
Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
}<Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
}scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
}the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
Have you remembered to change the batteries in it lately?
/JBL (still running two slide rules on the original batteries)
--
Nets: levin/at/bbn.com | Isn't that the beauty of complete unawareness?
or jbl/at/levin.mv.com| It's the very first thing you're unaware of.
or levinjb/at/gte.net |
ARS: KD1ON |
Jorene Downs
Joel B Levin <j...@levin.mv.com> wrote ...
> Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
> }<Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
> }scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
> }the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
>
> Have you remembered to change the batteries in it lately?
>
> /JBL (still running two slide rules on the original batteries)
Huh? Batteries? Back when I took a slide rule course in college ... um,
well, of course that was a *history* class <cough> Well ... <ahem> Never
mind. <sigh>
Sure do like having a calculator handy to figure up stuff like how much hay
to order for the herd. I remember the first calculator we bought, several
decades ago. Well over $100, and not much beyond basic functionality. This
was back when the computer was the size of a single car garage. <g> Egads,
when I consider the horse records we can keep in the computer now compared
to what was possible then ... and what it took to accomplish even the
smallest task [do NOT drop those cards!!!] ... LOL!
Dr Corinne B Leek
wrote:
>In <herb3s4u571ddm7q9...@4ax.com>,
> Dr Corinne B Leek <cl...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote:
>}<Corinne, incoherent rage, frothing at mouth, attacking the sight 'n
>}scope and rechecking the triangulation grid, muttering foul words at
>}the old slide-rule, vowing to fix the glitch ASAP...>
>Have you remembered to change the batteries in it lately?
> /JBL (still running two slide rules on the original batteries)
Batteries!!
Right!
Batteries!
Gotta have 'em....
<Corinne, feverishly heading out the door, slide rule in hand, to get
the right size from the local Radio Shack(tm) >
<Toby, head down on paws, long-suffering patient look, waiting for Mom
to just fire at Will - whoever Will is...>