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Old 14-02-2013, 10:51   #61
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Re: Why you should never give up on dreams.

psychopaths????

How does one join this club? Is there an application or is it by nomination only? Details please!
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psychopaths????

How does one join this club? Is there an application or is it by nomination only? Details please!
I think with Pyschopaths double figures would get yer into the club.

With Sociopaths it's not about the counting (Sociopaths don't care. either way ).
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there are several "paths" to choose. interesting
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Re: Why you should never give up on dreams.

I think that the OP is so full of love and understanding and sweetness that he makes Mother Theresa look like Keith Richards.

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Re: Why you should never share your dreams.

This thread has taken a strange turn........


To get back on topic - I think the thread should be retitled:-

"Why you should never share your dreams."

That mostly because will always be a long line of people just waiting to p#ss all over them .
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just read through this whole tread and all i can say is fair play to the op as if you dont ask you wont recieve. give the guy a break and dont read more into things than need be. people now a days are so focused on what the cost of things are and put monitary value on everything when really things are only worth what someone else will pay for it. heres one for all those people so concerned with money if you were dropped in the north pole with a million dollars what would you do with it
? burn it to keep yourself warm cause really money is worth nothing . hey if i had a boat spare i,d give it to you..............best of luck
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Thanks scoundrel! Nice thing to say.
Some times there is a lot to be learned from a name!.... Not that I couldnt afford to buy a boat and I never did ask for it but, a fellow gave me my boat and he had been advetising it for $23,000.00 before offering it to me ..I met a fellow in Fernandina Fla. who had been given a very large and nice 70 ft sailing vessel by a couple that had retired from sailing and wanted him to have it..Never, ever, listen to folks that say you should do things their way as long as you are not breaking the law,and the last time I checked it wasnt against the law to ask for something...I know a fellow that always talked about how he had worked hard for everything he had,but he had a job in a textile factory making $30,000.00 a year,he lived in a $500,000.00 house and had 110 acres of land! everybody else that worked with him were lucky to have a mobile home and an acre of land..Turned out his daddy "worked hard" and died from it, leaving the mill worker the house and the land! He worked real hard at waiting around for someone to die! Then looked down his nose at anyone who was not as "fortunate" as he was,but none the less worked hard at having something without the possablity of inheritance! If you inherit it you didnt work for it ,you were blessed,why not pass on the blessing not the arrogance and facist attitude? I am not directing this toward anyone here,just saying...
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My question, does the OP look just like Ben Affleck?
WTF's Ben Affleck when he's at home...
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This is not about dreams
It's about asking for a free ride, without anything in return but selfishness and lazyness, and taking others for fools, and more over about such an arrogant way of doing it.
Pretending to be enlighten and better than anybody else on this forum
This guy is far from being a dreamer, he has his two feet on the ground . He is just a profiteer, a scam artist badly disguized in a new age low level philosopher.
Not sure how he is doing all that . He doesn't even want a boat at the moment (or for the last 2 years), free or not.........
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For those still believing that the OP is a nice good dreamer, just go to his today's post in " cruising with a pet" in this forum, threat about "sailing with a dog in Indonesia" . This is a very cynical person, saying that you can buy your way through anything... Not really the language of dreamer, far from greed etc...
Just have a look at it and you'll see.
A link would have been useful........

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1157735

His post seems pretty "normal" to me - or at least not wayyy out of the ballpark. Cynical to you maybe, pragmatic when boots on the ground........Admittedly my travels never took me down to Bali / Indonesian, so if it turns out that they are in fact bastions of legal propriety then I will apologise. and will also eat my hat .
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A link would have been useful........

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1157735

His post seems pretty "normal" to me - or at least not wayyy out of the ballpark. Cynical to you maybe, pragmatic when boots on the ground........Admittedly my travels never took me down to Bali / Indonesian, so if it turns out that they are in fact bastions of legal propriety then I will apologise. and will also eat my hat .
I know Indonesia, i know Bali, i have been gal manager for a multinational for south East Asia during a full a decade based in Singapore.
The point is not that what he is describing is true or not, it is the way he embraced it so vividly.
Pragmatic when boots on the ground? Yes , my point exactly! How do you fit that with disinterested dreamer? Totally antinomic for me
The guy is a fake.

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A link would have been useful........

http://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/...ml#post1157735

His post seems pretty "normal" to me - or at least not wayyy out of the ballpark. Cynical to you maybe, pragmatic when boots on the ground........Admittedly my travels never took me down to Bali / Indonesian, so if it turns out that they are in fact bastions of legal propriety then I will apologise. and will also eat my hat .
Thank you for the link
I don't know how to put a link with the iPad.
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Kenomac,

Then why don't you PM for the contact details and check it out for yourself? Then you can verify, come back on here and tell everyone your findings? Why isn't even on person sending me a PM for what is an opportunity of a lifetime for someone? Because many people's minds are trapped in fear, doubt, disbelief, and negativity, they are a prisoners of their own minds. Fear is the dominate force. That's all. Not one person has sent me a PM asking about what many would consider a dream of a lifetime. Not one. Why? One person who is trusted on CF could PM me, even a trusted mod. Verify, done. Then everyone knows. How difficult is that to do?
Fair call! And I have to agree about the fear thing too!

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Seems that DOJ is in a minority on this one! (along with NLX - that easier to type!).

But do I care? do I f#ck! . .........
I am sotta with you on this one DOJ

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just read through this whole tread and all i can say is fair play to the op as if you dont ask you wont recieve. give the guy a break and dont read more into things than need be. ...................best of luck



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Some times there is a lot to be learned from a name!.... Not that I couldnt afford to buy a boat and I never did ask for it but, a fellow gave me my boat and he had been advetising it for $23,000.00 before offering it to me ..I met a fellow in Fernandina Fla. who had been given a very large and nice 70 ft sailing vessel by a couple that had retired from sailing and wanted him to have it..Never, ever, listen to folks that say you should do things their way as long as you are not breaking the law,and the last time I checked it wasnt against the law to ask for something...I know a fellow that always talked about how he had worked hard for everything he had,but he had a job in a textile factory making $30,000.00 a year,he lived in a $500,000.00 house and had 110 acres of land! everybody else that worked with him were lucky to have a mobile home and an acre of land..Turned out his daddy "worked hard" and died from it, leaving the mill worker the house and the land! He worked real hard at waiting around for someone to die! Then looked down his nose at anyone who was not as "fortunate" as he was,but none the less worked hard at having something without the possablity of inheritance! If you inherit it you didnt work for it ,you were blessed,why not pass on the blessing not the arrogance and facist attitude? I am not directing this toward anyone here,just saying...
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i think people are reading way to much into what the op is or is not about what was is my mother used say if you have nothing good to say , say nothing at all
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