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Has anyone stayed at : Mustang S.P. or Galveston Is. S.P.  (Texas)    ?

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Dave in Lake Villa - 20 Aug 2007 02:08 GMT
Im considering staying at both , long term starting end of Nov. 2007 .
Mustang S.P. is in Corpus Christi and is right on the beach.  Ive read
good reviews on it.  If you have experience with either, please tell of
it. Thanks. Dave
Dave in Lake Villa - 20 Aug 2007 02:50 GMT
On Aug 19, 6:08 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> Im considering staying at both , long term starting end of Nov. 2007 .
> Mustang S.P. is in Corpus Christi and is right on the beach.  Ive read
> good reviews on it.  If you have experience with either, please tell of
> it. Thanks. Dave

Try Mustang Ranch near Reno, hear tell it's open for business again
Harry Harris - 20 Aug 2007 20:14 GMT
> On Aug 19, 6:08 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
> wrote:
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>
> Try Mustang Ranch near Reno, hear tell it's open for business again

Shame! Isn't that a whore house?

Harry Harris

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Knox G. - 22 Aug 2007 13:46 GMT
For camping in this area, you should look into Goose Island State Park in
Rockport. You have your choice of secluded, tree-lined campsites or sites on
the beach complete with shelter.

Rockport is a short drive and ferry ride from Port Aransas and the Gulf of
Mexico.

Rockport has several good restaurants (I like The Big Fisherman !) and
shops.

Knox G.
> Im considering staying at both , long term starting end of Nov. 2007 .
> Mustang S.P. is in Corpus Christi and is right on the beach.  Ive read
> good reviews on it.  If you have experience with either, please tell of
> it. Thanks. Dave
Dave in Lake Villa - 23 Aug 2007 21:56 GMT
'For camping in this area, you should look into Goose Island State Park
in Rockport. You have your choice of secluded, tree-lined campsites or
sites on the beach complete with shelter.
Rockport is a short drive and ferry ride from Port Aransas and the Gulf
of Mexico.
Rockport has several good restaurants (I like The Big Fisherman !) and
shops.
Knox G.'

REPLY:  I shall, by golly.  Thanks.  I assume you meant to say Port
'Arkansas' ???  Ill look it up on the map and see if Goose Island SP has
a website.

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
Janet Wilder - 24 Aug 2007 01:44 GMT
> REPLY:  I shall, by golly.  Thanks.  I assume you meant to say Port
> 'Arkansas' ???  Ill look it up on the map and see if Goose Island SP has
> a website.

He meant Port *Aransas*. That's the name of the place. You might try
consulting a map.

Signature

Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Dave in Lake Villa - 25 Aug 2007 01:27 GMT
I shall, by golly. Thanks. I assume you meant to say Port
'Arkansas' ??? Ill look it up on the map and see if Goose Island SP has
a website.

"He meant Port *Aransas*. That's the name of the place. You might try
consulting a map.
Signature

Janet Wilder"

REPLY:  I did.  And Janet, if you cant talk nicely then please dont
respond to my posts. There is never any justification for guff.  We all
belong to the greater family of RVing .  Dave.

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"

Hal - 25 Aug 2007 02:20 GMT
On Aug 24, 5:27 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> I shall, by golly. Thanks. I assume you meant to say Port
> 'Arkansas' ??? Ill look it up on the map and see if Goose Island SP has
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> respond to my posts. There is never any justification for guff.  We all
> belong to the greater family of RVing .  Dave.

You dumb a**ed SOB.

If you're so thin skinned that just a slight spelling correction sends
you off the deep end, then you better go back to webtv and STAY
THERE.

I'm sure I'm not the only one here who has developed a negative
attitude of your habit of lecturing others according to your own phony
self-righteousness.
And, you're quite welcome to leave ASAP
Hal
Dave in Lake Villa - 25 Aug 2007 02:34 GMT
'You dumb a**ed SOB.
If you're so thin skinned that just a slight spelling correction sends
you off the deep end, then you better go back to webtv and STAY THERE.'

REPLY:  I didnt 'go off the deep end' about a spelling correction ;  it
was the rude statement that i should go and consult a map , that was
uncalled for.  I dont talk that way to Janet, and, it would be quite
nice to expect the same in return. Theres nothing 'self righteous' about
that at all Hal.

'I'm sure I'm not the only one here who has developed a negative
attitude of your habit of lecturing others according to your own phony
self-righteousness.'

REPLY:  Im not at all concerned about your subjective view, Hal.   And i
think you know you shouldnt be resorting to foul name calling   IE: You
dumb a**ed SOB.  Theres simply no need for this Hal.  We are all part of
the great RV adventure and name calling is wrong and very unecessary.  I
regret if my correcting you goes against the grain of being 'tolerant'
to vile and foul name calling , but,  its wrong Hal..  So, dont do
things that are wrong ---  its important to be a Do-Gooder instead.

'And, you're quite welcome to leave ASAP
Hal'

REPLY: Hal, i like it here .  And i wont be leaving so long as i have an
RV .  So, lets be friends and quit the unproductive squabbeling .  How
is  your RV running ?  What trips have you been on this year ?  

Dave

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
Janet Wilder - 25 Aug 2007 03:44 GMT
> 'You dumb a**ed SOB.
> If you're so thin skinned that just a slight spelling correction sends
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> nice to expect the same in return. Theres nothing 'self righteous' about
> that at all Hal.

I had no intention of being rude, but if you took it that way, it's not
really my problem.

If my statement appeared to be "rude" you might go back and look at your
own. You corrected a gentleman who had spelled the name of the place
correctly. Don't you think you were a bit rude to him?  He was being
helpful and you were correcting him without consulting a map. Don't you
think you hurt his feelings? Don't you think you owe him an apology?

Signature

Janet Wilder
Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
Good Friends. Good Life

Hal - 25 Aug 2007 04:00 GMT
On Aug 24, 6:34 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> 'You dumb a**ed SOB.
> If you're so thin skinned that just a slight spelling correction sends
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> was the rude statement that i should go and consult a map , that was
> uncalled for.  

You mean to tell me that someone had the nerve to suggest that you
waste your own precious time and look a map of the area?

How totally rude of Janet! (EG)

www.google.com, click maps and you can download a satellite image of
the area, complete with listed roads.

OH YEAH
THAT'S RIGHT
You're stuck with a technologically outmoded 10 year old internet
terminal with 56K dial-up and 1.2 megs of storage

Hal
Dave in Lake Villa - 25 Aug 2007 12:53 GMT
'OH YEAH
THAT'S RIGHT
You're stuck with a technologically outmoded 10 year old internet
terminal with 56K dial-up and 1.2 megs of storage
Hal'

REPLY:   Yes !   But i love sitting in my recliner 8 feet away with a
wireless keypad and favorite libation next to me. Are you the same Hal
thats been visiting the Atheist NG's  lately ?  How come you dont want
the personal Creator to exist Hal ?  Whats up with all of that ?

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
Ken Harrison - 25 Aug 2007 08:56 GMT
Jesus Christ!  Does everybody on this newsgroup have the world's
thinnest skin?  Chill!  All many (if not most) of you seem to do is to
throw barbs at most anybody who posts any unusual idea or question.

But learn to spell, for god's sake.  How can you bitch about the
spelling errors of others?  Look at the errors in this post:
webtv for WebTV (Proper noun)
didnt ' for didn't (it means "did not")
dont for don't (twice)  (it means "do not")
Im for I'm (it means "I am")
shouldnt for shouldn't (it means "should not")
unecessary for unnecessary (the prefix is added to the word, and does
not replace any of the word's letters)

> 'You dumb a**ed SOB.
> If you're so thin skinned that just a slight spelling correction sends
[quoted text clipped - 31 lines]
> because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
> unthinkable"
"Noted anthropologist?"  What are his bona fides?  The above quote is
meaningless.

kh
Dave in Lake Villa - 25 Aug 2007 12:58 GMT
'Jesus Christ! Does everybody on this newsgroup have the world's
thinnest skin? Chill! All many (if not most) of you seem to do is to
throw barbs at most anybody who posts any unusual idea or question.'

REPLY:  Jesus isnt in this NG. But he will be your final judge as
promised Ken.

'But learn to spell, for god's sake.'

REPLY:  Im glad you DO believe in God afterall.

'Look at the errors in this post: webtv for WebTV (Proper noun)
didnt ' for didn't (it means "did not")
dont for don't (twice) (it means "do not") Im for I'm (it means "I am")
shouldnt for shouldn't (it means "should not") unecessary for
unnecessary (the prefix is added to the word, and does not replace any
of the word's letters)'

REPLY:  Look at the error you are making by pretending that God , the
personal Theistic Creator , doesnt exist .... so you can live life the
way you want to.   This is more aggregious  than  spelling errors.
How come you dont want God to exist Ken ?  What is up with this ?  Would
you like to chat about it for a little while ? Email me if you dont want
to discuss it publicly.  Regards.

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
Chris Cowles - 26 Aug 2007 05:16 GMT
> 'But learn to spell, for god's sake.'
>
> REPLY:  Im glad you DO believe in God afterall.

Note his use of lower case in 'god'. I suspect that's not a typo.
Ken Harrison - 26 Aug 2007 08:21 GMT
>> 'But learn to spell, for god's sake.'
>>
>> REPLY:  Im glad you DO believe in God afterall.
>
> Note his use of lower case in 'god'. I suspect that's not a typo.

BINGO!
Dave in Lake Villa - 26 Aug 2007 12:07 GMT
'Note his use of lower case in 'god'. I suspect that's not a typo.'

REPLY:  Regardless of lower case , upper case or any case... Gods name
should not be used flippantly or as a convenience of speech , especially
by alleged atheists !  The Creator of this Universe should be respected
above all else.  And, God doesnt believe in atheists because there is no
such thing.  Regards.

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 26 Aug 2007 14:02 GMT
>'Note his use of lower case in 'god'. I suspect that's not a typo.'
>
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>above all else.  And, God doesnt believe in atheists because there is no
>such thing.  Regards.

"God" isn't a name. It's a classification of beings.
Dave in Lake Villa - 26 Aug 2007 22:40 GMT
'"God" isn't a name. It's a classification of beings.'

REPLY:  No Stan,  there is only one true Creator God for this Universe
and his name is Jehovah God  in addition to a few other names for the
same and only Theistic Creator in whos image we are fashioned.  If you
dont believe in him, perhaps you can explain how personality and
emotions such as : Moral oughtness, ethical systems, intuition, abstract
thinking, love, reasoning, rationalizing, et al... ultimately came from
Materials such as rocks, dirt, and hydrogen gas (?) .  Can you tell us
how these highly personal things 'evolved'  from non personal materials
?  Thanks.

Quote from Sir Arthur Keith, a noted anthropologist and devout Darwinian
Evolutionist : " Evolution is unproved and unprovable . We believe it
because the only alternative is special creation, and that is
unthinkable"
Frank Drackman - 03 Sep 2007 01:22 GMT
> '"God" isn't a name. It's a classification of beings.'
>
> REPLY:  No Stan,  there is only one true Creator God for this Universe
> and his name is Jehovah God  in addition to a few other names for the
> same and only Theistic Creator in whos image we are fashioned.

Was he caught playing footsie with an undercover cop in a bathroom?
Chris Cowles - 26 Aug 2007 22:52 GMT
> "God" isn't a name. It's a classification of beings.

Ignoring religious arguments, you are incorrect. As commonly used by
monotheists, God is a name. God is a god.
Dave in Lake Villa - 27 Aug 2007 03:21 GMT
'Ignoring religious arguments, you are incorrect. As commonly used by
monotheists, God is a name. God is a god.'

REPLY:  This is correct.  And,  a good case can be made for the
existence of a Theistic Creator (God)  without even appealing to
'religious arguments' .
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 27 Aug 2007 03:58 GMT
>REPLY:  This is correct.  And,  a good case can be made for the
>existence of a Theistic Creator (God)  without even appealing to
>'religious arguments' .

Terminology such as "theistic god" doesn't make any sense.
Dave in Lake Villa - 27 Aug 2007 13:12 GMT
'Terminology such as "theistic god" doesn't make any sense.'

REPLY:  Would Theistic Creator make more sense to you Stan ?
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 27 Aug 2007 13:29 GMT
>'Terminology such as "theistic god" doesn't make any sense.'
>
>REPLY:  Would Theistic Creator make more sense to you Stan ?

Translated: a creator who believes in the existence of a god or gods?.
Dave in Lake Villa - 27 Aug 2007 20:24 GMT
Would Theistic Creator make more sense to you Stan ?

Translated: a creator who believes in the existence of a god or gods?.

REPLY:  A personal Creator who is above and beyond what he created ,
much like a Painter is to his painting.
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 27 Aug 2007 21:36 GMT
>Would Theistic Creator make more sense to you Stan ?
>
>Translated: a creator who believes in the existence of a god or gods?.

>REPLY:  A personal Creator who is above and beyond what he created ,
>much like a Painter is to his painting.

The concept of "personal" implies exclusive ownership; and something
of a private nature which is not shared: like a toothbrush. Everyone
has one of their own. There must be billions of these personal gods.
But doesn't that sort of conflict with your previous statement:

  "There is only one true Creator God for this Universe."

If that's the case, only one person in the universe owns this
"personal" god; or he is not a personal, but a public god.
??

How many gods do you figure there are out there?
Dave in Lake Villa - 27 Aug 2007 23:35 GMT
'The concept of "personal" implies exclusive ownership; and something of
a private nature which is not shared: like a toothbrush.'

REPLY:   Yes i agree precisely.  Because the personal Creator brought a
highly fine tuned Universe into existence from nothing when he didnt
have to,  certainly shows that he 'owns' it  and us.   Fashioning a
Universe and Earth with extremely narrow razor edge precision for our
sake , is something that 'he shares' with us and demonstrates his
enormous love and care for mankind in whos image we are created in.
When you look around Stan,  do you get the feeling that everything is
wild happenstance without order or complexity, or,  does it look
personally fashioned with order and precision ?

'There must be billions of these personal gods. But doesn't that sort of
conflict with your previous statement:
      "There is only one true Creator God for this
Universe."
'

REPLY:   What is the problem you see with ONE Creator by which he made
EVERYONE in his image (likeness) ?  The Law of Biogenesis asserts that
life only comes from life itself ;   do you believe its possible for
highly personal things such as ability to reason, rationalize, think in
abstract,  have intuition,  love, empathy,  etc.. to have come from NON
personal materials such as dirt, rocks, and hydrogen gas ?   If so,  how
did that occur.?

'only one person in the universe owns this "personal" god; or he is not
a personal, but a public god.
??
How many gods do you figure there are out there?'

REPLY:  How can a human being 'own' this personal Theistic God ?!
Because God created everything from nothing,  then HE owns it.  Does a
Painter own the Painting he paints ?   There can only be ONE infinite
Theistic God , and that person is the Theistic God of the Bible because
the Bible can be proven to be supernatural in origin  and therefore what
it has to say , is absolutely always true.  No other Text can be proven
to be divine , not the Koran nor the Mahabaratta or anything else.

How open are you to moving closer to God if you were satisfied that he
was real, existed, and loved you like no other ?
Dan Listermann - 28 Aug 2007 00:41 GMT
> REPLY:  A personal Creator who is above and beyond what he created ,
> much like a Painter is to his painting.

Who made the Painter?
Dave in Lake Villa - 28 Aug 2007 02:41 GMT
much like a Painter is to his painting.

"Who made the Painter?"

REPLY:  The finite Painter was made by his finite Parents ;   but the
INfinite personal Creator   for the finite Universe doesnt need to be
made -- he is eternal if he can bring something finite into existence
from nothing. It would require him to be infinite in personality,
emotions, will, ability, power, knowledge, morality, ethical, etc... ;
only finite things need a Cause .  God doesnt.
Dean - 28 Aug 2007 15:25 GMT
>much like a Painter is to his painting.
>
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>emotions, will, ability, power, knowledge, morality, ethical, etc... ;
>only finite things need a Cause .  God doesnt.  

Here we have a collection of clueless, self appointed theologists
agruing 'antics with semantics' and absolutely makes sense.  Also, no
one gives a flying f.ck!

God told me so himself!
Hal - 28 Aug 2007 16:06 GMT
> Here we have a collection of clueless, self appointed theologists
> agruing 'antics with semantics' and absolutely makes sense.  Also, no
> one gives a flying f.ck!
>
> God told me so himself!

You've got that right!
DILV has proved himself to be a clueless religious troll who feels the
need to tell everryone else how to live and what delusions to believe
Dave in Lake Villa - 28 Aug 2007 20:33 GMT
'DILV has proved himself to be a clueless religious troll who feels the
need to tell everryone else how to live and what delusions to believe'

REPLY:  What delusions you choose to follow, are up to you ;  im just
here to expose them which will help you .
Dan Listermann - 29 Aug 2007 14:30 GMT
> REPLY:  What delusions you choose to follow, are up to you ;

Your delusions are painfully obvious.
Dave in Lake Villa - 28 Aug 2007 20:31 GMT
'Here we have a collection of clueless, self appointed theologists
agruing 'antics with semantics' and absolutely makes sense. Also, no one
gives a flying f.ck!
God told me so himself! '

REPLY:  Here we have an alleged 'atheist' who is caught up in the
pop-culture philosophies of Self Seeking pursuits and who only wants to
live for the here and now ;  he doesnt really care about the most
important thing in all of history but one day it will suddenly be the
biggest issue he could have ever been dealt.
Dan Listermann - 29 Aug 2007 14:31 GMT
> REPLY:  Here we have an alleged 'atheist' who is caught up in the
> pop-culture philosophies of Self Seeking pursuits and who only wants to
> live for the here and now ;  he doesnt really care about the most
> important thing in all of history but one day it will suddenly be the
> biggest issue he could have ever been dealt.

You forgot "You'll be sorry . . ."
roamer - 16 Sep 2007 03:28 GMT
> 'Here we have a collection of clueless, self appointed theologists
> agruing 'antics with semantics' and absolutely makes sense. Also, no one
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> important thing in all of history but one day it will suddenly be the
> biggest issue he could have ever been dealt.

When have I ever said I was an atheist?
Dan Listermann - 29 Aug 2007 14:25 GMT
> much like a Painter is to his painting.
>
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> made -- he is eternal if he can bring something finite into existence
> from nothing.

Wow! That was easy to say.  One great big convenient exception to your whole
point to make the whole superstition true.  Does it get easier than that?
stan.birch@hotmail.com - 27 Aug 2007 03:54 GMT
>> "God" isn't a name. It's a classification of beings.
>
>Ignoring religious arguments, you are incorrect. As commonly used by
>monotheists, God is a name. God is a god.

A lot of terms are used incorrectly; and just because a bunch of
monotheists use a term incorrectly, doesn't change the facts, or
somehow legitimize error.

BTW - who are these so-called monotheists??
Hal - 26 Aug 2007 16:00 GMT
On Aug 26, 4:07 am, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:

Your quote is just as phony as you are, as it was made FOUR years
after said person died!

BYW.......pissoyourgod

Hal
Hal - 25 Aug 2007 15:40 GMT
> But learn to spell, for god's sake.  How can you bitch about the
> spelling errors of others?  Look at the errors in this post:
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
> unecessary for unnecessary (the prefix is added to the word, and does
> not replace any of the word's letters)

BINGO!

Hal
oldguy - 28 Aug 2007 00:17 GMT
On Aug 19, 7:08 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> Im considering staying at both , long term starting end of Nov. 2007 .
> Mustang S.P. is in Corpus Christi and is right on the beach.  Ive read
> good reviews on it.  If you have experience with either, please tell of
> it. Thanks. Dave

OK things got a little weird there. If you want to stay on Mustang
Island, the state park is ok. For about the same money there is a park
in the town of Port Aransas (spelled that sucker right!) it is a whole
lot closer to town and has nicer sites. If you want a decent RV park
then my choice is the Pioneer nice sites and close to town with a
three minute walk to the beach.
Dave
Dave in Lake Villa - 28 Aug 2007 02:36 GMT
'For about the same money there is a park in the town of Port Aransas
(spelled that sucker right!) it is a whole lot closer to town and has
nicer sites. If you want a decent RV park then my choice is the Pioneer
nice sites and close to town with a three minute walk to the beach.
Dave'

REPLY:  Thanks for this info.  Are you saying the name of he RV Park is
called 'The Pioneer' ???
oldguy - 28 Aug 2007 22:27 GMT
On Aug 27, 7:36 pm, DaveInLakeVi...@webtv.net (Dave in Lake Villa)
wrote:
> 'For about the same money there is a park in the town of Port Aransas
> (spelled that sucker right!) it is a whole lot closer to town and has
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> REPLY:  Thanks for this info.  Are you saying the name of he RV Park is
> called 'The Pioneer' ???  

Yup and it's usually filled with good old boys who love to fish. Most
are from Texas. It runs about $500 per month. Has a pool, storage and
a rec hall not to mention the bird ponds. Not the cheapest but the
best in the area.

Dave
Dave in Lake Villa - 28 Aug 2007 23:11 GMT
'Yup and it's usually filled with good old boys who love to fish. Most
are from Texas. It runs about $500 per month. Has a pool, storage and a
rec hall not to mention the bird ponds. Not the cheapest but the best in
the area. '

REPLY:  I contacted them and here are their rates ; i dont think they
Standard Back in Site is too bad at all especially for a month.  Looks
like a very nice place to stay and im sure ill enjoy it. So, many thanks
Dave.   Signed, Dave.

our standard back-in sites are $ 160. weekly, $375. monthly plus
electric
our standard pull thru sites are $180. weekly, $595. monthly plus
electric
our premium back=in sites are $200. weekly, $520. monthly plus electric
our premium pull thru sites are $200. weekly, $595. monthly plus
electric
Cable tv is additional $15. weekly, $25. monthly
Ken - 29 Aug 2007 17:06 GMT
OK things got a little weird there.

By that, I guess you mean dave from lake evil and his religious
rantings.
Ask yourself if Texas really needs another fool like this in your
state?
Perhaps you should give him directions to a nice safe RV park in
Ciudad Juarez or Nuevo Loredo instead.
 
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