Where the hell is Francis?

What's the problem John?

Lot's of "gun debate" going on here (which we assumed from years of your
abuses of people and friendships, brought you much joy and satisfaction with
your slacks), and all of a sudden you have nothing to say or add?

No one to whet your intellectual superiority against?

Or has your bullshit finally left the taste in your mouth that you took joy
in putting into others?

Had enough, or too considerate and reasonable to get involved?

Fucking punk.


--
When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.

Ask him about hockey.

George


"Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:l6udnUK8cOZdJU_eRVn-jQ@wavecable.com...
> What's the problem John?
>
> Lot's of "gun debate" going on here (which we assumed from years of your
> abuses of people and friendships, brought you much joy and satisfaction
> with
> your slacks), and all of a sudden you have nothing to say or add?
>
> No one to whet your intellectual superiority against?
>
> Or has your bullshit finally left the taste in your mouth that you took
> joy
> in putting into others?
>
> Had enough, or too considerate and reasonable to get involved?
>
> Fucking punk.
>
>
> --
> When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
> variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.
>
>
>

"Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:l6udnUK8cOZdJU_eRVn-jQ@wavecable.com...
> What's the problem John?
>
> Lot's of "gun debate" going on here (which we assumed from years of your
> abuses of people and friendships, brought you much joy and satisfaction
> with
> your slacks), and all of a sudden you have nothing to say or add?
>
> No one to whet your intellectual superiority against?
>
> Or has your bullshit finally left the taste in your mouth that you took
> joy
> in putting into others?
>
> Had enough, or too considerate and reasonable to get involved?
>
> Fucking punk.

Me and Dennis are slamming Patron

I heard something about a scalded dog?



>
>
> --
> When dealing with propaganda terminology one sometimes always speaks in
> variable absolutes. This is not to be mistaken for an unbiased slant.
>
>
>

"Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f4CdnYXh38w7t07eRVn-hw@wavecable.com...
> "Popeye" <Popeye@Finalprotectivefire.com> wrote in message
> news:11t6a3tnmll9l4d@news.supernews.com...
>
> > Me and Dennis are slamming Patron
> >
> > I heard something about a scalded dog?
>
> I just got done with two assholes that don't have a scrote.
>
> I will be in church with one of them tomorrow (unbeknownst to him and his
> master).
>
> Not because I believe in his bullshit, but because he owes me big money.
>
> Toss a couple for Us!

We did, my friend, we did.
My love to Ade.

>
> ahOORAH
>
>

Dennis

"Scott" <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:TradncQtRP8EtE7eRVn-ig@wavecable.com...

> "George Price" <gprice3@cfl.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:OkFAf.14136$vG.11500@tornado.tampabay.rr.com. ..
>
> > Ask him about hockey.
> >
> > George

I owe you an apology.

I mistakenly thought you were a Canadian mouth breather.

The message stands, just not aimed at you.

Sorry.

In article <hthat11702kk6gdd005datbdb13258htlp@4ax.com>,
jofrancis@gmail.com says...
> On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 14:45:11 -0800, "Scott"
> <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >What's the problem John?
>
> A really lousy dialup connection in Mexico.

The internet cafe in Akumal has broadband for 1 peso/minute - about $6
US per hour.

Did you get into the caverns/caves?

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 22:19:41 GMT, Al Wells <al.wells@gmail.com> wrote:

>In article <hthat11702kk6gdd005datbdb13258htlp@4ax.com>,
>jofrancis@gmail.com says...
>> On Sat, 21 Jan 2006 14:45:11 -0800, "Scott"
>> <pugetsounddiver@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> >What's the problem John?
>>
>> A really lousy dialup connection in Mexico.
>
>The internet cafe in Akumal has broadband for 1 peso/minute - about $6
>US per hour.

We paid $50 for 3 weeks for the dialup. It's the same one we used last
year but the speed and connectivity were brutal this year.

>Did you get into the caverns/caves?

Fred and I had planned to get together but he got busy making up for
time lost when he came home for Christmas. How was your diving there
this year?

JF

In article <dh9bt19rhppifq3t10s60vadepgj1r20c0@4ax.com>,
jofrancis@gmail.com says...

> Fred and I had planned to get together but he got busy making up for
> time lost when he came home for Christmas. How was your diving there
> this year?

Sorry to hear you didn't get into the cenotes - I've been there several
times, and I'm still completely blown away by the incredible formations
and limitless vis.

We had an excellent trip. We stayed on the beach in Akumal and went cave
diving every day for 9 days. We spent Christmas there.

A few of the caves (Choc Mool, Taj Mahal and Maya Blue) had tannic water
and milky vis above the halocline, but were not bad. The rest were
spectacular. Beside the three mentioned, we did Aktun Ha, Grand Cenote
and Kalimba in the Sac Aktun system, Nahoch Nachich and Dos Ojos. Fred
gave us really good directions for finding the lines. We saw very few
other cave divers and had most of the places to ourselves. The folks at
the jungle fill station were great as always and made sure we had what
we needed when we needed it. Everyone we dealt with (with the exception
of the assholes in the Pemex station) bent over backwards to make us
happy. we can't wait to go back.

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 02:27:30 GMT, Al Wells <al.wells@gmail.com> wrote:

>In article <dh9bt19rhppifq3t10s60vadepgj1r20c0@4ax.com>,
>jofrancis@gmail.com says...
>
>> Fred and I had planned to get together but he got busy making up for
>> time lost when he came home for Christmas. How was your diving there
>> this year?
>
>Sorry to hear you didn't get into the cenotes - I've been there several
>times, and I'm still completely blown away by the incredible formations
>and limitless vis.
>
>We had an excellent trip. We stayed on the beach in Akumal and went cave
>diving every day for 9 days. We spent Christmas there.
>
>A few of the caves (Choc Mool, Taj Mahal and Maya Blue) had tannic water
>and milky vis above the halocline, but were not bad. The rest were
>spectacular. Beside the three mentioned, we did Aktun Ha, Grand Cenote
>and Kalimba in the Sac Aktun system, Nahoch Nachich and Dos Ojos. Fred
>gave us really good directions for finding the lines. We saw very few
>other cave divers and had most of the places to ourselves. The folks at
>the jungle fill station were great as always and made sure we had what
>we needed when we needed it. Everyone we dealt with (with the exception
>of the assholes in the Pemex station) bent over backwards to make us
>happy. we can't wait to go back.

It's definitely a nice place to be a tourist.

Have you read the material Fred (and Christoph) posted about the
different cenotes?

JF

JOF wrote:

> Have you read the material Fred (and Christoph) posted about the
> different cenotes?

Some, but not all. Next time we go down, I hope to get Fred to take us
to some off-the-path places. He was busy with someone else during our
recent trip, and we never got to dive with him. They were in the same
sytem we were in on one day, but we only saw them on the surface and in
the parking lot.