Time to pay up, Krause

[Alex]

Harry,

Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.

Thank you in advance,
Alex

[justan]

Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

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[Alex]

justan wrote:
> Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
>> Harry,
>>
>> Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
>> Alex
>>
> You must be new here.

He said he was a man of his word. We'll see.

[justan]

You must be new here

[Alex]

justan wrote:
> Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
>> justan wrote:
>>> Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
>>>> Harry,
>>>>
>>>> Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you in advance,
>>>> Alex
>>>>
>>> You must be new here.
>> He said he was a man of his word. We'll see.
>>
> You must be new here

I doubt he will want to let this one go into collections.

[waynebatr...@hotmail.com]

On Wed, 9 Nov 2016 19:28:37 -0500 (EST), justan <m...@here.com> wrote:

>Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
>> Harry,
>>
>> Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
>> Alex
>>
>
>You must be new here.

===

:-)

[Keyser Söze]

I'll be delighted to send the proceeds to you at your name and at your
street address in Florida. You can forward the needed info to me at:

mooseands...@gmail.com

I don't deal with racists like Herring or with proxies. That wasn't part
of the wager when it was made, and I don't accept those as modified terms.

I don't plan on being "here" much, so please communicate to the
above-referenced email at your earliest convenience.

Thanks.

[Poquito Loco]

What terms require that you send the money to Florida? Or is that a modification of your own?

[Its Me]

Heh, heh, heh. Was mooseandsquirrel the name he gave Duval County Florida when he welshed on them too?

[justan]

[justan]

Poquito Loco <salmo...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

Harry's just phishing. And he's not very good at it.
I wonder how he's taking the crushing defeat his girl and the
machine in general got on Tuesday ?

[moor...@msn.com]

I can imagine the screams coming from the basement, the walmart printer smashing into the wall. Then asking the Dr Dr for a 100 to cover his losses.

Dr Dr finally kicked his ass to the curb.

[Poquito Loco]

Sounds to me like he's exemplifying the term 'sore loser' (in more ways than one, of course).

[amdx]

He's baaaack!

Mikek

Wait, what, did he say,

" I don't plan on being "here" much,"

Clutching my chest as Fred Sanford, "this is the big one".

[justan]

Poquito Loco <salmo...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

Loser, deadbeat. Typical Hillery follower with his hand out for
free stuff.

[justan]

amdx <noj...@knology.net> Wrote in message:

Either that or we hurt his feelings. Either way, good riddence.
Then we can concentrate on fixing Donnie. He might be salvageable
sans Krause's influence.

[Keyser Söze]

Don't take it personally, because at least you are entertaining. The
reality is, this isn't much of a discussion group about anything, and it
is overpopulated with snarling deplorables who are too old for sex so
they get their jollies trying to pick fights and insult other posters.

The Trump Administration is going to be an unmitigated disaster for this
country, and it is going to hit the male Trump voters the hardest.

Garrison Keillor had an interesting essay on the future. Here's an
except, with which I agree almost entirely:

"Alas for the Trump voters, the disasters he will bring on this country
will fall more heavily on them than anyone else. The uneducated white
males who elected him are the vulnerable ones, and they will not like
what happens next.

To all the patronizing B.S. we’ve read about Trump expressing the white
working-class’s displacement and loss of the American Dream, I say,
“Feh!” — go put your head under cold water. Resentment is no excuse for
bald-faced stupidity. America is still the land where the waitress’s
kids can grow up to become physicists and novelists and pediatricians,
but it helps a lot if the waitress and her husband encourage good habits
and the ambition to use your God-given talents and the kids aren’t
plugged into electronics day and night. Whooping it up for the candidate
of cruelty and ignorance does less than nothing for your kids.

We liberal elitists are now completely in the clear. The government is
in Republican hands. Let them deal with him. Democrats can spend four
years raising heirloom tomatoes, meditating, reading Jane Austen,
traveling around the country, tasting artisan beers, and let the
Republicans build the wall and carry on the trade war with China and
deport the undocumented and deal with opioids, and we Democrats can go
for a long , brisk walk and smell the roses.

Don’t be cruel. Elvis said it, and it’s true. We all experienced cruelty
back in our playground days — boys who beat up on the timid, girls who
made fun of the homely and naive — and most of us, to our shame, went
along with it, afraid to defend the victims lest we become one of them.
But by your 20s, you should be done with cruelty. Mr. Trump was the
cruelest candidate since George Wallace. How he won on fear and bile is
for political pathologists to study. The country is already tired of his
noise, even his own voters. He is likely to become the most intensely
disliked president since Herbert Hoover. His children will carry the
burden of his name. He will never be happy in his own skin. But the
damage he will do to our country — who knows? His supporters voted for
change, and boy, are they going to get it."

- - -

Yup, the Republicans control the three branches of government. The
disasters that happen over the next few years can rightfully be blamed
on them. I hope I am around to fully enjoy the fruit of Republicanism:
more hate and distrust, no real job training, more wealth going to the
already wealthy, harder times for the middle and lower income folks,
racism, more polluted air and water, the much higher health care costs,
the reversal of rights, the imposition of more police state tactics,
lowering of wages, bigger deficits, rising unemployment, expanded
shooting wars, cuts in education, food inspection, drug testing, and so
forth and so on.

I don't have to worry about what the Republicans do to fuck this
country...so I'll go for long walks and smell the roses.

[waynebatr...@hotmail.com]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:36:08 -0500, Keyser Söze <no...@jose.com>
wrote:

>I'll go for long walks and smell the roses.

===

Good plan, and this would be the perfect time to start.

[True North]

Justine giggles...

"Then we can concentrate on fixing Donnie. He might be salvageable
 sans Krause's influence."

Funny, I was thinking the same thing of y'all.
If Harry wasn't here bitch slapping y'all you might simmer down and act like men.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:36:08 -0500, Keyser Söze <no...@jose.com>
wrote:

>The Trump Administration is going to be an unmitigated disaster for this
>country, and it is going to hit the male Trump voters the hardest.
>
>Garrison Keillor had an interesting essay on the future. Here's an
>except, with which I agree almost entirely:

I think we need to back off and see if it is as bad as everyone
predicts. I have heard the same rhetoric for the last 5 elections.
The government has a certain amount of bureaucratic inertia that
prevents anything from changing too much.
Alas, none of those people who said the were leaving, left. I guess
they talked to their accountant.
I hope Trump and Obama play a lot of golf together and Obama tries to
get Trump up to speed as fast as he can. They have a similar
situation, coming to the white house with very little (Obama) or zero
experience in the government (Trump).
I was impressed with Obama so far and my hat is off to him in trying
to put together the same smooth transition that he got from GW.
It was not like the Clinton assholes who pretty much trashed the place
on their way out the door and were not any help at all in that
transition.

I do think it is funny that after all of the bitching about what would
happen if Trump refused to accept the election results, it is the
democrats who are on the edge of riot. The more you say they are
different, the more they end up acting the same.
I think attacking Trump will just make it worse. This guy is far more
dangerous in bunker mentality than he is if he thinks we are trying to
work together. He really does look as shocked as anyone that he is
actually there. I still think he was not really that interested in
being president. Obama and Ryan are giving him the tour so he might
decide it is worth not being "Trump".

[Tim]

11:36 AMKeyser Söze
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.....

How humble... All this coming from the greatest rec boats agitator.

Ok, so Garrison's a sore loser too.

Oh well

[Mr. Luddite]

One problem with the Keillor essay that Harry so kindly copied and
pasted: It seems that it wasn't just "uneducated white males who
elected him" (and are therefore are responsible for whatever happens).
The exit polls conducted surprised many because more college educated
males and, surprisingly, women over 40 also voted for Trump ... even in
the populated cities that are traditionally Democratic or more liberal.

It's one of the main reasons he won PA.

[Its Me]

The whole "uneducated white male" thing is just another reason Trump won. The majority of these folks that they label as such, in their elite liberal media way of insulting them, are indeed educated. They may not be *college* educated, but the vast majority have a high school education. When Hillary called them "deplorables" that just galvanized them. They are the people that provide these so called "elitists" with the food they eat, fix their cars and homes, provide the many services they require to live their very lives. They are pissed at being pissed on, and to use a phrase I read earlier, Trump was the brick chucked through the window of the whole political institution and the liberal media. This election was a wake-up call from the backbone and core of this nation.

So go ahead and give the "terrified" millennials a day off from their college classes and some pizza. This isn't going away.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 15:11:25 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
wrote:

>One problem with the Keillor essay that Harry so kindly copied and
>pasted: It seems that it wasn't just "uneducated white males who
>elected him" (and are therefore are responsible for whatever happens).
>The exit polls conducted surprised many because more college educated
>males and, surprisingly, women over 40 also voted for Trump ... even in
>the populated cities that are traditionally Democratic or more liberal.
>
>It's one of the main reasons he won PA.
>

They vastly underestimated the number of people who are not terra
cotta tooth redneck men that voted for Trump.
I saw that my EX was a Trump girl on Facebook. She is an urban,
educated woman. I actually do not know that many Hillary people. Trump
took 78% of my county.

[Mr. Luddite]

It isn't just college students protesting. I saw on the news that
students and *teachers* conducted a walkout and protest at a *high
school* in CA.

Funny. I don't seem to remember a bunch of angry, old, uneducated
white, racist men protesting after Obama was elected .... twice.

[Its Me]

I predicted several days ago to some of my co-workers that if Hillary won, the next day we'd see nothing. However, after she took the oath there'd be investigations and impeachment hearings, and the gov would get nothing done for a long time.

If Trump won, I predicted there'd be riots in the streets.

I was more right than wrong. They haven't turned into riots.. quite yet.

[Poquito Loco]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 12:36:08 -0500, Keyser Söze <no...@jose.com> wrote:

...more Krausescheiße.

[Poquito Loco]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 15:11:25 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> wrote:

snipped

>
>
>One problem with the Keillor essay that Harry so kindly copied and
>pasted: It seems that it wasn't just "uneducated white males who
>elected him" (and are therefore are responsible for whatever happens).
>The exit polls conducted surprised many because more college educated
>males and, surprisingly, women over 40 also voted for Trump ... even in
>the populated cities that are traditionally Democratic or more liberal.
>
>It's one of the main reasons he won PA.
>

Trump also garnished a higher percent of Latino voters than most thought

[Poquito Loco]

White males with college degrees voted 54% to 39% in favor of Trump.

Some more interesting exit poll results:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-election/exit-polls/?tid=a_inl

[amdx]

I'm curious, exactly what did Obama's $8 Trillion dollars of
increased debt, do to make the country better?

Mikek

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 17:40:35 -0500, Poquito Loco
<salmo...@gmail.com> wrote:

>Trump also garnished a higher percent of Latino voters than most thought

USA Today said it was 30% but I don't remember if that was just
Florida or all of the US.
I bet he got more black people than they expected too.
We still need to remember this was really a statistical tie and Trump
pulled it out by doing what they said Hillary was staged to do, win a
landslide in the EC.

[amdx]

8 years of Obama certainly made the wealthy more wealthy, and the
middle class that have to buy their own insurance are paying more than
double what they were in 2012. And you can pay double again, if you buy
an Obamacare policy, but most will get the advantage of having the
taxpayers pay over half of that doubled premium.
An Obamacare policy for my family of 4 is over $18,000.
I was paying $4,860 in 2011.

Mike

[Alex]

Keyser Söze wrote:
> On 11/9/16, 7:02 PM, Alex wrote:
>> Harry,
>>
>> Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.
>>
>> Thank you in advance,
>> Alex
>
>
> I'll be delighted to send the proceeds to you at your name and at your
> street address in Florida. You can forward the needed info to me at:
>
> mooseands...@gmail.com
>
> I don't deal with racists like Herring or with proxies. That wasn't
> part of the wager when it was made, and I don't accept those as
> modified terms.
>
> I don't plan on being "here" much, so please communicate to the
> above-referenced email at your earliest convenience.
>
> Thanks.

Let's run this down...

1) You certainly won't be delighted to pay - everyone knows that.
2) The wager was simple and clear.
3) No "modification" of terms is requested - there were no terms.
4) It's really none of your business, but I owe John $100 for a
charitable arrangement we made and the timing of your loss is perfect to
help facilitate that. You aren't against charity are you?

Why am I not surprised that you would try to slither out of a
gentleman's bet?

[Alex]

If Harry leaves he will either leave or become civil and post on topic.

[gfre...@aol.com]

Jesus, I will send you the stamp. Just take the check when it is
offered and endorse it over to John is that is what you want to do
with the money.

[Alex]

That's not the point. If I lost the bet the check would have been in
the mail yesterday.

[Poquito Loco]

Headlines in the Washington Post. "housands protest Trump in rallies across the U.S."

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp/2016/11/10/not-my-president-thousand-protest-trump-in-rallies-across-the-u-s/

Not tens or hundreds of thousands or millions, but a few measly thousand in this land of 325
million. Talk about making a mountain out of a molehill. The Washington Post has been leading the
anti-Trump crusade from the gitgo.

[Poquito Loco]

Put some money in the pockets of union officials.

[Poquito Loco]

Here, check it out:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/politics/2016-election/exit-polls/?tid=a_inl

[Keyser Söze]

As soon as you email me your actual name and actual street address, I
will send you the payment. If you want to send $100 to Herring, that is
your business, and not my concern. I am not "slithering" out of
anything. I am not going to change my mind, nor am I interested in the
comments of your buddies here on this matter.

My email:

mooseands...@gmail.com

[Its Me]

Bullshit. You are changing the rules now so you don't have to pay. You *are* the deadbeat in this NG.

[scotts...@gmail.com]

On Thursday, November 10, 2016 at 12:36:11 PM UTC-5, Keyser Söze wrote:
ountry...so I'll go for long walks and smell the roses.

\\ The Trump Administration is going to be an unmitigated disaster for this
country, and it is going to hit the male Trump voters the hardest.\\

Herr krause would say the same thing if this had been Killery.

[True North]

If you want your money...give him your address. What are you afraid of?

[gfre...@aol.com]

Did you send him your address?

[moor...@msn.com]

Just a suggestion, Alex probably doesn't need the money. So donate it to the charity of Alex's choice. Harry post's the reciept to prove he honors his bets.
Case closed.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Thu, 10 Nov 2016 21:31:31 -0800 (PST), moor...@msn.com wrote:


>Just a suggestion, Alex probably doesn't need the money. So donate it to the charity of Alex's choice. Harry post's the reciept to prove he honors his bets.
>Case closed.

There is a suggestion. Send it to the NRA and I bet you can get a cool
knife or a hat.

[justan]

True North <prince...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

Because he's the one who leaked 6331 Edinburgh St. Nuff said?
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[Mr. Luddite]

I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.

[Poquito Loco]

Krause needs Alex's address to add to his database. The suggestion is a good one, but then Krause
won't get the info he wants to spread around.

[Mr. Luddite]

Another entry for your database of names and addresses? I would advise
Alex to not do so. It's up to you as to whether you will honor your
obligations or not. Seems like you won't without imposing new conditions.

[justan]

"Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

I like to think of Harry as a mushroom. Keep him in the dark
andcover him with manure. :-)
Any snow up there yet?

[justan]

"Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

Also dont try to test his moose and tree rat email. It could
reveal your email address to him if it's real.

[True North]

Not likely, Justine.
One of y'all southern boys gave that address to the L'il Snot and Dickson because they couldn't find it themselves.

[Mr. Luddite]

No! It *is* turning colder though, with temps dropping well below
freezing at night.

BTW ... ol' Sam Adams is no longer with us. He developed some kind of
growth or tumor in his spine that caused his
hind legs to spasm and sometimes give out on him. I nursed him along
for the past 7 months when this first began ... built a ramp for him to
get in and out of the house (he could no longer do stairs) but it
continued to get worse. He was approaching 12 years old, had other
issues as well and even the vet said it was time. He was a great dog.
Miss having him around.

[Poquito Loco]

Very sorry to hear about Sam Adams. Know how you feel, and it's not fun.

[Mr. Luddite]

He used to have mine until we moved and I had to change it. He
occasionally emailed and was always civil, unlike his persona presented
here in the newsgroup. I think it's a good idea to change your primary
email address occasionally anyway. Gets rid of a lot of junk emails.

Another issue I recently noticed and "fixed". I rarely use Facebook but
I started noticing ads on my newsfeed that were related to items I had
recently bought or looked at on Amazon.com. I found out they are the
result of a database used to generate "targeted ads" and places like
Amazon, Target and other retailers sell your data to companies that
sites like Facebook use. Anyway, there are options both in the settings
at Amazon and on Facebook that allows you to "opt out" of these targeted
ads. They are not obvious and you have to search for the settings but
you *can* stop them.

[Boating All Out]

In article <85mdnY4myIzSJrjF...@giganews.com>,
nowa...@jose.com says...

>
>
> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.

Uh, "Justan's" address and "Alex's" address aren't exactly secret.
How do you suggest the money be transfered?
If Alex won't freely give his address to Harry, he might as well write it
off and STFU. That goes for you too.

[Its Me]

On Friday, November 11, 2016 at 10:55:44 AM UTC-5, Boating All Out wrote:
> In article <85mdnY4myIzSJrjF...@giganews.com>,
> nowa...@jose.com says...
> >
> >
> > I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
> > Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
> > He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.
>
> Uh, "Justan's" address and "Alex's" address aren't exactly secret.

Evidently, they are. Harry doesn't seem to have it.

> How do you suggest the money be transfered?

Already answered. Though John.

> If Alex won't freely give his address to Harry, he might as well write it
> off and STFU. That goes for you too.

Since you have no skin in the game, other than to be an asshole, you should STFU.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 07:36:30 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
wrote:

This is the 21st century. I imagine I can find anyone's address,
(picture of their house etc) with a little poking around and if I am
willing to spend $30 I can get more than anyone should be able to.
There are no secrets anymore. Google knows more about you than the
NSA.
I already mentioned what an eye opener it was when I started a
facebook page for Mr Ed. They knew all about me and it wasn't even my
page.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 07:40:00 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
wrote:

I will broker this if we need it My name is in the phone book.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 08:26:29 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
wrote:

I have had my AOL address for over 20 years. The spam is bad but not
unmanageable. Most can actually be traced to things I bought online
and things I signed up for. AOL is pretty good about filtering the
most abusive spam.

[Tim]

10:55 AMgfre...@aol.com

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 08:26:29 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
wrote:

- show quoted text -

I have had my AOL address for over 20 years. The spam is bad but not
unmanageable. Most can actually be traced to things I bought online
and things I signed up for. AOL is pretty good about filtering the
most abusive spam.

....

Gmail does a pretty good job of kicking s lot of stuff to the curb. Really amazing the amount you actually can get every day...

[Mr. Luddite]

Wow. Having a bad day already?

[waynebatr...@hotmail.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 11:47:43 -0500, gfre...@aol.com wrote:

>They knew all about me and it wasn't even my
>page.

===

It was your IP address however, and they probably have a few of your
cookies stored away.

[gfre...@aol.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 13:28:28 -0500, waynebatr...@hotmail.com
wrote:

The strange thing is I was not here when I did it. I was in Michigan
so it wasn't my IP and I do not keep cookies on my laptop. I think
they hacked my AOL address list or something although I got "you may
know" people I don't have in my address book. It was a little spooky.
They also would not let me set up the page. They knew it was me.
When I got home I set up a new Email address for Ed on AOL, used my
trash machine and it went through.

[justan]

Our yellow had the tumor on the spine and couldn't get up. This
came on suddenly and we rushed her to the vet. He said he
couldn't do anything. We thought about it and had her put down.
She was 15. Our Black, her son, had a similar, but slower to
develop, hip problem. He gave us 16 years. Remember the good
times and take comfort in knowing you did what he would have
wanted you to do. Peace brother.

[justan]

"Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

--
When Harry is having a particularly rough time, boating all out
jumps in to share his burden. Maybe BAO is Harry's half
brother.

[waynebatr...@hotmail.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 13:41:33 -0500, gfre...@aol.com wrote:

>I got "you may
>know" people I don't have in my address book. It was a little spooky.

===

FB's inference engine is very, very good. I have no idea how it works
and imagine the answer is top secret to them. Obviously a lot of
smart guys have done some clever stuff. I know one thing they do is
cross reference EMAIL address lists and smart phone directories. They
may also be getting some help from retail partners like Amazon,
linking up people who have bought similar products, live in the same
area, etc.

[Boating All Out]

In article <14udnVmYoMvrmrvF...@giganews.com>,
nowa...@jose.com says...

Your pettiness is costing "Alex" a hundred bucks.

[Poquito Loco]

How could Luddite's comments cost Alex anything? If someone is being 'petty', it's your buddy
Krause.

[True North]

Unbelievable! Here it is Nov 11...Remembrance Day when we're supposed to be thinking of our veterans and those who didn't make it back and all y'all want to do is squabble over Ditzy's hundred dollars.
If he wants it all he has to do is give Harry his mailing address. How much more simple could it be?
Does he think Harry is going to visit him and do him harm like I've been threatened with?

[justan]

True North <prince...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

> Unbelievable! Here it is Nov 11...Remembrance Day when we're supposed to be thinking of our veterans and those who didn't make it back and all y'all want to do is squabble over Ditzy's hundred dollars.
> If he wants it all he has to do is give Harry his mailing address. How much more simple could it be?
> Does he think Harry is going to visit him and do him harm like I've been threatened with?
>

Harry is nuts. No tellin what he's capable of.
--

[Keyser Söze]

On 11/11/16, 5:40 PM, justan wrote:
> True North <prince...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:
>> Unbelievable! Here it is Nov 11...Remembrance Day when we're supposed to be thinking of our veterans and those who didn't make it back and all y'all want to do is squabble over Ditzy's hundred dollars.
>> If he wants it all he has to do is give Harry his mailing address. How much more simple could it be?
>> Does he think Harry is going to visit him and do him harm like I've been threatened with?
>>
>
> Harry is nuts. No tellin what he's capable of.
>

Justan, *you* are the little pussy who insults posters regularly and
hides behind your blend of anonymity. I am certain I would test
significantly higher than you in IQ, intellectual achievement, and
rationality. You're lucky the Navy took you in despite your lack of
brainpower and snarly puerility. Back in the day, at my high school, the
white boys would have beaten the shit out of you daily, and some of the
few black kids we had in the school in those days would have removed
your dick, if they could have found it. And those would have been the
girls.

As always, have nice day.

[Keyser Söze]

Thank you for your offer, but I believe the matter has been resolved.

I do have a database of names and addresses, but the contents are
limited to business contacts, friends, and acquaintances with whom I
stay in touch. That criteria would eliminate the mooks here.

I do find it humorous that Luddite almost always comes to the defense of
his idiot friend, Justan, though not in this particular posting. My only
interest in Justan is in seeing if he is ever man enough to come out of
the shadows with his constant insulting. I'd certainly not want to get
close enough to him to risk any of his stupid cells floating on the air
over to me and, as I have stated, I have no use for racists.

[Poquito Loco]

Sounds like your depression is getting the better of you. Run upstairs and ask the Dr.Dr. for some
help.

[justan]

Keyser Söze <no...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

Well, if that don't prove what a nut case you are , nuttin will.

[Alex]

True North wrote:

> On Thursday, 10 November 2016 21:02:57 UTC-4, Alex wrote:
>> gfre...@aol.com wrote:

>>> Jesus, I will send you the stamp. Just take the check when it is
>>> offered and endorse it over to John is that is what you want to do
>>> with the money.
>> That's not the point. If I lost the bet the check would have been in
>> the mail yesterday.

> If you want your money...give him your address. What are you afraid of?

Since you actually managed to quote it properly, read it again. It's not
about being afraid - you should know that by now, eh?

[Alex]

gfre...@aol.com wrote:

> Did you send him your address?

I did.

[Alex]

moor...@msn.com wrote:

> Just a suggestion, Alex probably doesn't need the money. So donate it to the charity of Alex's choice. Harry post's the reciept to prove he honors his bets.
> Case closed.

I thought about that. It will go to charity but I would prefer to do it
myself and take the $30 tax write-off, too!

[Alex]

justan wrote:
> True North <prince...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

>> If you want your money...give him your address. What are you afraid of?
>>

> Because he's the one who leaked 6331 Edinburgh St. Nuff said?

I didn't leak anyone's address.

[Alex]

Mr. Luddite wrote:

> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.
>
>

At this point I don't care. I don't want to give him an excuse to not
send the money. I don't need $100 and it's going to a charitable cause
anyway but it's a matter of principle.

[Alex]

justan wrote:
> "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

>> On 11/10/2016 8:37 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:

>>> As soon as you email me your actual name and actual street address, I
>>> will send you the payment. If you want to send $100 to Herring, that is
>>> your business, and not my concern. I am not "slithering" out of
>>> anything. I am not going to change my mind, nor am I interested in the
>>> comments of your buddies here on this matter.
>>>
>>> My email:
>>>
>>> mooseands...@gmail.com
>>
>> Another entry for your database of names and addresses? I would advise
>> Alex to not do so. It's up to you as to whether you will honor your
>> obligations or not. Seems like you won't without imposing new conditions.
>>
>>

> Also dont try to test his moose and tree rat email. It could
> reveal your email address to him if it's real.

It's a real address. I responded with my seldom-used gmail address.
It's really only there to backup my phone contacts.

[Alex]

Mr. Luddite wrote:

> On 11/11/2016 7:57 AM, justan wrote:
>> "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com> Wrote in message:

>>> On 11/10/2016 8:02 PM, Alex wrote:
>>>> gfre...@aol.com wrote:

>>>>> Jesus, I will send you the stamp. Just take the check when it is
>>>>> offered and endorse it over to John is that is what you want to do
>>>>> with the money.
>>>>
>>>> That's not the point. If I lost the bet the check would have been in
>>>> the mail yesterday.
>>>
>>>
>>> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
>>> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
>>> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>

>> I like to think of Harry as a mushroom. Keep him in the dark
>> andcover him with manure. :-)
>> Any snow up there yet?
>>
>
> No! It *is* turning colder though, with temps dropping well below
> freezing at night.
>
> BTW ... ol' Sam Adams is no longer with us. He developed some kind of
> growth or tumor in his spine that caused his
> hind legs to spasm and sometimes give out on him. I nursed him along
> for the past 7 months when this first began ... built a ramp for him
> to get in and out of the house (he could no longer do stairs) but it
> continued to get worse. He was approaching 12 years old, had other
> issues as well and even the vet said it was time. He was a great dog.
> Miss having him around.
>
>

Sorry about that. Losing a pet is not an easy thing. I cried when I
lost a cat I had for 16 years.

[Alex]

Boating All Out wrote:
> In article <85mdnY4myIzSJrjF...@giganews.com>,
> nowa...@jose.com says...
>>

>> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
>> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
>> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.

> Uh, "Justan's" address and "Alex's" address aren't exactly secret.
> How do you suggest the money be transfered?
> If Alex won't freely give his address to Harry, he might as well write it
> off and STFU. That goes for you too.

Relax, Kevin.

[Alex]

Its Me wrote:

> On Friday, November 11, 2016 at 10:55:44 AM UTC-5, Boating All Out wrote:
>> In article <85mdnY4myIzSJrjF...@giganews.com>,
>> nowa...@jose.com says...
>>>
>>> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
>>> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
>>> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.
>> Uh, "Justan's" address and "Alex's" address aren't exactly secret.

> Evidently, they are. Harry doesn't seem to have it.

>
>> How do you suggest the money be transfered?

> Already answered. Though John.

>
>> If Alex won't freely give his address to Harry, he might as well write it
>> off and STFU. That goes for you too.

> Since you have no skin in the game, other than to be an asshole, you should STFU.

Kevin was a target of Harry and Donnie. One of them even exposed his
place of business and now he is siding with them. He must be very
forgetful.

[Alex]

gfre...@aol.com wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 07:40:00 -0500, "Mr. Luddite" <nowa...@jose.com>
> wrote:
>

>> On 11/10/2016 8:37 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:

>>> As soon as you email me your actual name and actual street address, I
>>> will send you the payment. If you want to send $100 to Herring, that is
>>> your business, and not my concern. I am not "slithering" out of
>>> anything. I am not going to change my mind, nor am I interested in the
>>> comments of your buddies here on this matter.
>>>
>>> My email:
>>>
>>> mooseands...@gmail.com
>>
>> Another entry for your database of names and addresses? I would advise
>> Alex to not do so. It's up to you as to whether you will honor your
>> obligations or not. Seems like you won't without imposing new conditions.

> I will broker this if we need it My name is in the phone book.

Thanks but Harry really wanted my address and denied a proxy based on
some terms that were never established.

[Alex]

Boating All Out wrote:
> In article <14udnVmYoMvrmrvF...@giganews.com>,
> nowa...@jose.com says...
>> On 11/11/2016 9:55 AM, Boating All Out wrote:
>>> In article <85mdnY4myIzSJrjF...@giganews.com>,
>>> nowa...@jose.com says...
>>>>
>>>> I would stick to your guns and not forward your mailing address to
>>>> Harry. He seems to like building a database of where people live.
>>>> He's been trying to figure Justan's address out for years, to no avail.
>>> Uh, "Justan's" address and "Alex's" address aren't exactly secret.
>>> How do you suggest the money be transfered?
>>> If Alex won't freely give his address to Harry, he might as well write it
>>> off and STFU. That goes for you too.
>>>
>>
>> Wow. Having a bad day already?
> Your pettiness is costing "Alex" a hundred bucks.

We'll see. He agreed to send the money and if all goes well then all
goes well.

[Califbill]

Trumps reelection campaign? ;)

[Tim]

I was gonna say that when he'd write to chew on me off line, he'd use Harry....@gmail.com and there was another Mindspring.com he'd use too. How many email addresses does a person needed? I have only two. one is gmail and the other is AOL (wwhich I rarely use anymore)

[Keyser Söze]

I have three active email addresses. The moose and squirrel addy is an
homage to Rocket J. Squirrel and his dimwitted buddy, Bullwinkle the
Moose, from Frostbite Falls, Minnesota. It's the one I use mostly with
old friends who remember the cartoon show, but I also use it on other
occasions.

The mindspring account is long gone. Mindspring was absorbed by
Earthlink but has since disappeared, I believe.

[Alex]

No, to help out a veteran (no one here). Details to follow if the money
arrives.

[waynebatr...@hotmail.com]

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 18:06:20 -0500, Keyser Söze <no...@jose.com>
wrote:

>> Harry is nuts. No tellin what he's capable of.
>>
>
>Justan, *you* are the little pussy who insults posters regularly and
>hides behind your blend of anonymity. I am certain I would test
>significantly higher than you in IQ, intellectual achievement, and
>rationality. You're lucky the Navy took you in despite your lack of
>brainpower and snarly puerility. Back in the day, at my high school, the
>white boys would have beaten the shit out of you daily, and some of the
>few black kids we had in the school in those days would have removed
>your dick, if they could have found it. And those would have been the
>girls.
>
>As always, have nice day.

===

Just for grins I plugged harry's little diatribe into a Google search
to see what would happen. One of the returns was a reference to
female sociopaths. :-)

[moor...@msn.com]

On Wednesday, November 9, 2016 at 4:02:57 PM UTC-8, Alex wrote:
> Harry,
>
> Please forward my US$100 to John Herring. He is acting as my proxy.
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Alex

Man up and pay up Harry

[justan]

Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

Nah. It was krause. He has a dossier on every one of us.

[Poquito Loco]

What does that have to do with the loss of your bet?

[Poquito Loco]

Mine's the thickest, 'cause he tracks all the MS-13 guys in my neighborhood also.

[Poquito Loco]

You really ought to have a 'Pinocchi...@myredbarn.bs' address.

[justan]

Alex <Xe...@gmail.com> Wrote in message:

It would be lovely if Harry honored his bet. There's always a
first time. Here's hopin for
a miracle. :-)

[Poquito Loco]

That made me think of animals I've cried over...cat, dogs, crow, rabbit, calf, and lastly, our pet
pig. But, I have to admit I partook in the eating of the pig.

[Keyser Söze]

Speaking of dossiers, Justine, you ought to be careful after your boy's
inauguration and buy yourself some metal underwear, because the grabbing
of cowardly pussies will become the new Trump Sport of right-wing pigs,
and I'm sure your name is on the grab list.