Paul Krawitz and Andrew Collins and other interested part...
2008-09-03;
08:18:39 EDT
Member Since
2002-09-17
Posts: 4946
Herb,
Actually I think he's back on his meds. It takes a couple of days for them
to have full effect.
Rummy
In a message dated 9/3/2008 8:07:34 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
hparsons at parsonsys.com writes:
We've been invaded by aliens. One has taken over his body and keyboard.
All is lost...
Tootle wrote:
> Folks,
>> Your comments about this forum are made a couple of times a year (?) or at
> least a couple of times every couple of years. Believe it or not there
are
> there other Rhodes forums. When there is no activity on a forum the
> subscribers cease. Ask Cowie how many responses he got on another forum?
>> While it would be nice to have all sailing or boat related posts, history
> has shown that does not happen. That results in having a couple of posts a
> year and negibible members. Bill Effros recently called this list,
"Rummy's
> Bar". Some people would never step foot into a bar. However, how many
> sailors never have an "adult beverage". This is an old fashion tavern on
> the corner, an early American institution.
>> This email forum was created off one of that very restrictive email list.
> It was comical to see about every third day a post asking, "Is this list
> working?' or 'Test' or some similar post. So a number of members of that
> list asked if there was a way to have an active forum. Captain Michael
> Meltzer, a New York City computer guru offered to host a polyglot forum and
> a wide open forum was agreed upon. This list is the evolution of that
> forum.
>> Many have disagreed with the format and opinions offered. Many stated that
> they were leaving in disgust. However, a sailing knowledgeable group
> remains. There are still other restricted forums around. But do they have
> traffic and responses? A group without responses helps nobody.
>> Occasionally members of this forum get together in different parts of the
> country. Occasionally members visit other members while in other parts of
> the country. Often groups meet and dine at the boat shows.
>> Paul that was a great picture you attached. Do you have a trailer for your
> boat? Maybe it is time to drag your boat and family to meet some others?
>> There is still just enough water in Lake Hartwell to launch a Rhodes 22.
> The water level at the end of our ramps is at four feet. There is still
150
> feet of water in the channel. Dare to explore. We have good restaurants
in
> the upstate of South Carolina. We have football games. We have access to
> mountains.
>> Last weekend the parking lot on Black Balsam Mountain was so full the cars,
> trucks, SUV's were parking on both sides of the road. Shinning Rock
> Wilderness was crowded. Shinning Rock Ridge has been miss named it should
> be called 'Blue Berry Mountain'. Hoards of people were picking gallons of
> blue berries.
>> There still might be a few left this weekend. Come and pick wild blue
> berries at 6,000 feet. Since it has recently rained up there it is safe to
> eat and pick. How many gallons were eaten instead of going into all those
> plastic milk jugs? Oh, but I digressed from sailing...
>> References:
>>http://www.sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/hartwell/hartrampstat.htm>>http://www.justbbq.com/>>http://www.northcarolinaoutdoors.com/places/mountains/shiningrock.html>>> Ed K
> Greenville, SC, USA
>>>>>>> Andrew Collins s/v Carmen wrote:
>>> Paul
>>>> I could not agree more. This forum has abandoned sailing in all but form,
>> and as to decorum, courtesy, tolerance and respect for others, both as to
>> people and opinions (in my mind at least these are different) we are
>> plumbing new depths. Elle managed to raise the bar a few weeks ago (hats
>> off!), but methinks I need a break. I am going sailing.
>>>> Andrew
>> s/v Carmen
>>>>>> On 9/2/08, Robert Skinner <Robert at squirrelhaven.com> wrote:
>>>>> Paul, I hope you have your bullet proof vest on...
>>> /Robert
>>>>>>>>> Paul Krawitz wrote:
>>>>>>> While I appreciate the desire for people to express theirpolitical
>>>> viewpoints, the use of Rhodes22.orgas the vehicle to do this dilutes
>>>>>>> the
>>>>>>> value of this
>>>> newsgroup for informational exchange regarding sailing, engines,
>>>> rigging, boating venues, and of course, the Rhodes 22 itself.
>>>>>>>> Consequently, although I have received several
>>>> helpful communications regarding my second Rhodes,
>>>> I find myself deleting the discussions automatically
>>>> unless I've posted a question. Thus, I miss out on
>>>> potentially useful information.
>>>>>>>> Is it possible that an alternate discussion group could
>>>> be created for those subscribers who wish to pursue
>>>> political commentary, thus maintaining the "purity" of
>>>> the Rhodes22.org web site and newsgroup?
>>>>>>>> Are there any other subscribers who concur?
>>>>>>>> Paul K
>>>> "Clarity"
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