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Old 04-09-2007, 04:38 PM
just reading
 
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Default Re: Bonaire Dining Review


>> who cares? I'm sure the locals were happy to take your gringo money
>> but may be very offended by your warnings and disclaimers in your
>> review. Don't expect good service on your next visit Ann.

>
> Your re-write of the quoted material was dishonest.
> The, "Well...DUH!" statement was _not_ written by Ann.
>
> And, it's _not_ "Well...DUH!", jerk. Bonaire is, after all, a "Dutch"
> island, with the "official" language being dutch, the "popular"
> language being papiamentu, and much of the population speaks english.
>
> It is obvious you never read past the first paragraph -- which
> probably speaks well of your "intelligence" gathering techniques.
>
> Do you spend your entire day poring over usenet -- looking for
> imagined insults?
>


I didn't re-write Ann's post, merely pointed out the obvious-a Columbian
owned restaurant would have Spanish speakers. But, hey, I'll give you that
jab "nobody".

I'm not gathering intelligence. I leave that to idiots like you.

I am however curious as to why this same post is cross posted all over the
usenet and getting slammed by more people than just me. You might want to
go insult some of the other folks that have the same opinion of miss Ann as
I do.
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Old 04-09-2007, 04:38 PM
just reading
 
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Default Re: Bonaire Dining Review


This Bonaire restaurant review has been cross posted all over the Usenet
and some lame-o jumped my case in another group about commenting. Whatever
happened to freedom of speech?

Bottom line...who cares about this lady's restaurant review? Not me.
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Old 04-09-2007, 04:38 PM
nb318@hotmail.com
 
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Default Re: Bonaire Dining Review

On Apr 9, 4:42 pm, just reading <j...@rking.com> wrote:
> >> who cares? I'm sure the locals were happy to take your gringo money
> >> but may be very offended by your warnings and disclaimers in your
> >> review. Don't expect good service on your next visit Ann.

>
> > Your re-write of the quoted material was dishonest.
> > The, "Well...DUH!" statement was _not_ written by Ann.

>
> > And, it's _not_ "Well...DUH!", jerk. Bonaire is, after all, a "Dutch"
> > island, with the "official" language being dutch, the "popular"
> > language being papiamentu, and much of the population speaks english.

>
> > It is obvious you never read past the first paragraph -- which
> > probably speaks well of your "intelligence" gathering techniques.

>
> > Do you spend your entire day poring over usenet -- looking for
> > imagined insults?

>
> I didn't re-write Ann's post, merely pointed out the obvious-a Columbian
> owned restaurant would have Spanish speakers. But, hey, I'll give you that
> jab "nobody".
>
> I'm not gathering intelligence. I leave that to idiots like you.
>
> I am however curious as to why this same post is cross posted all over the
> usenet and getting slammed by more people than just me. You might want to
> go insult some of the other folks that have the same opinion of miss Ann as
> I do.


It's in rec. diving locations because Bonaire is a dive destination.
It's here bc it's the Caribbean. It's not too difficult to figure
out..sorry this post was so stressful for some of you..eat in some
pricey boring hotel for all I care..

Ann
www.bonairecaribbean.com

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Old 04-11-2007, 12:01 AM
Ken Tough
 
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just reading <justl@rking.com> wrote:

>I didn't re-write Ann's post, merely pointed out the obvious-


Precisely.

Ann's post was loaded with good, useful information.

Yours provided absolutely none, and was no benefit to anyone.

Keep the gripes to yourself unless you have any actual travel
or dive information to offer.

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Ken Tough
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Old 04-11-2007, 12:45 PM
Brian K
 
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Default Re: Bonaire Dining Review

On 4/9/2007 5:15 PM nb318@hotmail.com wrote:
> On Apr 9, 4:42 pm, just reading <j...@rking.com> wrote:
>
>>>> who cares? I'm sure the locals were happy to take your gringo money
>>>> but may be very offended by your warnings and disclaimers in your
>>>> review. Don't expect good service on your next visit Ann.
>>>>
>>> Your re-write of the quoted material was dishonest.
>>> The, "Well...DUH!" statement was _not_ written by Ann.
>>>
>>> And, it's _not_ "Well...DUH!", jerk. Bonaire is, after all, a "Dutch"
>>> island, with the "official" language being dutch, the "popular"
>>> language being papiamentu, and much of the population speaks english.
>>>
>>> It is obvious you never read past the first paragraph -- which
>>> probably speaks well of your "intelligence" gathering techniques.
>>>
>>> Do you spend your entire day poring over usenet -- looking for
>>> imagined insults?
>>>

>> I didn't re-write Ann's post, merely pointed out the obvious-a Columbian
>> owned restaurant would have Spanish speakers. But, hey, I'll give you that
>> jab "nobody".
>>
>> I'm not gathering intelligence. I leave that to idiots like you.
>>
>> I am however curious as to why this same post is cross posted all over the
>> usenet and getting slammed by more people than just me. You might want to
>> go insult some of the other folks that have the same opinion of miss Ann as
>> I do.
>>

>
> It's in rec. diving locations because Bonaire is a dive destination.
> It's here bc it's the Caribbean. It's not too difficult to figure
> out..sorry this post was so stressful for some of you..eat in some
> pricey boring hotel for all I care..
>
> Ann
> www.bonairecaribbean.com
>
>

Ann,

Thank you for the restaurant review. When I visit Bonaire I will give
it a try. I found it interesting that the gas station was called Lisa
Gas. One normally doesn't associate gas or service stations as
feminine. But that's just a minor observation. Are there any dishes
that are local to Bonaire? What would one have for breakfast? Lunch? An
on the run snack?

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Brian M. Kochera
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