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jimh posted 12-24-2000 12:53 PM ET (US)
This thread is for comments on http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage31.html which first appeared December 24, 2000.
jimh posted 12-24-2000 01:00 PM ET (US)
Thanks to everyone who contributed to CETACEA this year. I hope you all are having a wonderful holiday.
SEASON'S GREETINGS from continuousWave!
--jimh
whalernut posted 12-24-2000 01:08 PM ET (US)
Jim and All, have a great "Classic" Holidays! Regards-Jack Graner.
stagalv posted 12-24-2000 04:33 PM ET (US)
Merry christmas and Happy New Year to all. Jim thanks again for maintaining this site which we have grown to love. Keep up the good work! Rex
Clark Roberts posted 12-25-2000 09:40 AM ET (US)
Jim, you are "the Man" ! We owe you so much... Thank you, thank you, thank you! Clark... Spruce Creek Navy
kingfish posted 12-25-2000 11:20 AM ET (US)
All accolades to you, Jim - I don't think I want to know how much time it takes for you to keep this thing going. Even though it might be the labor of love I suspect it is, the greatest thing is that the benefit is so outward oriented; that is, you put the work into it, and *we* benefit!
My gratitude and best wishes for a bright and prosperous New Year-
kingfish
jimh posted 12-26-2000 01:49 PM ET (US)
John,
Thanks for the kind words, the many photographs, and for the wonderful hospitality in hosting the Rendezvous last August.
Running the website is still fun, and it has its own rewards.
Happy New Year!
--jimh
jimh posted 12-29-2000 03:28 PM ET (US)
One question to John Flook:
How did you get that wreath on the boat without leaving any tracks in the snow?
--jimh
whalertim posted 12-29-2000 04:01 PM ET (US)
You know, that is a good question!
Tim / NC
kingfish posted 12-29-2000 09:24 PM ET (US)
Answer #1:
What a cynical bunch! I think it was Lucy who asked Charlie Brown how he managed to wash only one hand, which question, once Charlie Brown tried to think of an answer for it, rendered him unable to wash just one hand anymore without washing the other one at the same time. I just hope I will still be able to perform such a wondrous task next Christmas as placing that wreath without leaving any footprints, now that the impossibility of the act has been brought to my attention.
Answer #2:
It must have snowed after I walked over to the boat.
Answer #3:
I am the Easter Bunny. (But you have to promise not to tell anyone.)
Answer #4:
(Reminiscent of my kids' answer to most any question) Wasn't me! I didnt do it! (Must have been my evil twin brother.)
jcf

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Author	Topic: Season's Greetings - Dec. 24, 2000
jimh	posted 12-24-2000 12:53 PM ET (US) This thread is for comments on http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage31.html which first appeared December 24, 2000.
jimh	posted 12-24-2000 01:00 PM ET (US) Thanks to everyone who contributed to CETACEA this year. I hope you all are having a wonderful holiday. SEASON'S GREETINGS from continuousWave! --jimh
whalernut	posted 12-24-2000 01:08 PM ET (US) Jim and All, have a great "Classic" Holidays! Regards-Jack Graner.
stagalv	posted 12-24-2000 04:33 PM ET (US) Merry christmas and Happy New Year to all. Jim thanks again for maintaining this site which we have grown to love. Keep up the good work! Rex
Clark Roberts	posted 12-25-2000 09:40 AM ET (US) Jim, you are "the Man" ! We owe you so much... Thank you, thank you, thank you! Clark... Spruce Creek Navy
kingfish	posted 12-25-2000 11:20 AM ET (US) All accolades to you, Jim - I don't think I want to know how much time it takes for you to keep this thing going. Even though it might be the labor of love I suspect it is, the greatest thing is that the benefit is so outward oriented; that is, you put the work into it, and we benefit! My gratitude and best wishes for a bright and prosperous New Year- kingfish
jimh	posted 12-26-2000 01:49 PM ET (US) John, Thanks for the kind words, the many photographs, and for the wonderful hospitality in hosting the Rendezvous last August. Running the website is still fun, and it has its own rewards. Happy New Year! --jimh
jimh	posted 12-29-2000 03:28 PM ET (US) One question to John Flook: How did you get that wreath on the boat without leaving any tracks in the snow? --jimh
whalertim	posted 12-29-2000 04:01 PM ET (US) You know, that is a good question! Tim / NC
kingfish	posted 12-29-2000 09:24 PM ET (US) Answer #1: What a cynical bunch! I think it was Lucy who asked Charlie Brown how he managed to wash only one hand, which question, once Charlie Brown tried to think of an answer for it, rendered him unable to wash just one hand anymore without washing the other one at the same time. I just hope I will still be able to perform such a wondrous task next Christmas as placing that wreath without leaving any footprints, now that the impossibility of the act has been brought to my attention. Answer #2: It must have snowed after I walked over to the boat. Answer #3: I am the Easter Bunny. (But you have to promise not to tell anyone.) Answer #4: (Reminiscent of my kids' answer to most any question) Wasn't me! I didnt do it! (Must have been my evil twin brother.) jcf