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Hanging out with the Portugese can have side, front and back effects! Obviously it can have cranial effects also.
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Thanks Cam... I guess hanging out with the portagee was having some side effects...
Sure SD, blame Alex!
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I post the most incredible stupid stuff here..just because I can and enjoy it...

And will go on doing it....until someone says hey Idiot...stop it...
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I don't think that's likely going to happen, considering your four big green conjones.


Considering no one else has accumulated rep points faster, it must at least be proof of your wide acceptance here.
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I'm not blaming you... I'm just saying that low tolerance for bad opening posts may be a side effect of hanging out with you... you are not necessarily the cause of the low tolerance though.
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It must be hard living life while being so anal retentive.
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I post the most incredible stupid stuff here..just because I can and enjoy it...

As I think about it you do, all those sailing instruction videos, diagrams on how to setup running rigging, recommendations on the proper hardware to use, proper rig tension, etc., it is endless, and you need to stop!

Now, to the important stuff, tell us some gossip about SD!
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I'm not blaming you... I'm just saying that low tolerance for bad opening posts may be a side effect of hanging out with you... you are not necessarily the cause of the low tolerance though.
WOW, I would like to read a transcript of their day together . .

And SD calls him 'GUI', must have been quite a day of male bonding!
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you guys are cracking me up as usual.

i gotta get back to work.
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I posted about the day in another thread... see the "Where's Gui" thread.

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Not anal retentive...just was getting annoyed by people posting without giving enough info to answer their question and tired of seeing them whine that no one was helping them.
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