If any of you know who this WT of Moon twp, PA is, tell the rude sob his stupid & rude notes after his bid looks bad for all bids from Pa.

He is probably an overbidder. Let it go. You will get some next time.

he is probably amish. please post a url. i looked and can't find any comment he made, and i love rude people.

It was me, and I meant every word! Dont make me do it again, my keyboard is loaded!

Mag

I'm not amish.

Mag

ditto, Rick. Let's see what you are talking about, post a URL

that was what i asked SDD to post. i could not find the rude comments made3 by WT of Moon twp, PA.

the amish reference was to let him SDD know that i new something about pa. went to college there.

Magnafide

you are WT?

How can the posts of one person make a whole state look bad?

Who said the whole state looked bad, hell, I am in California and we have enough out here to make the entire country look bad. Governor Davis, Hollywood "celebrities", Senator Boxer, Senator Feinstein, ex Gov Wilson (a republican), illegal aliens invading our border and overtaxing the citizens, Pyramid scams, need I say more?

All of the above still do not make California look as bad as some think, it is a great place with beautiful weather, great golf courses and some really neat people. Where is all of this going? Moon whatever is a dumb overbidder, I guess!

Have a nice day, smoke a lot of good cigars and enjoy life and do not let little distractions upset you!

"Words of wisdom, Lloyd, words of wisdom"!

Charlie

It would be impossible for me to think less of Pennsylvania.

Just think of WC Fields words on his tombstone, "All things considered, I'd rather be in Philadelphia." But they do have some great smokeshops with a heck of a lot better prices than here!!

I just say "Come ta Momma" on mine...

That's not rude, just assumptious...did I just make up a word?

I think we know the definition of a$$, as for sumptuous,

Main Entry: sump·tu·ous
Pronunciation: 's&m(p)(t)-sh&-w&s, -sh&s, -shw&s
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French sumptueux, from Latin sumptuosus, from sumptus
Date: 15th century
: extremely costly, rich, luxurious, or magnificent sumptuous banquets, a sumptuous residence; also : MAGNIFICENT 4