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From: Eeyore on 13 Jul 2008 21:30 Arny Krueger wrote: > "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote in > > Arny Krueger wrote: > >> "Phildo" <Phil(a)phildo.net> wrote in message > >>> "Arny Krueger" <arnyk(a)hotpop.com> wrote in message > >>>>>> Phildo, if I'm such a problem, why is it you who are > >>>>>>> Don't forget it is all permanently recorded on > >>>>>>> google so your grandchildren can see just what kind > >>>>>>> of a cowardly dumbass their grandfather was. I bet > >>>>>>> they'll be real proud. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> I doubt that they will care. Phildo - do you > >>>>>> understand how unimportant Usenet is in the larger > >>>>>> scheme of things? > >>> > >>>>> Well at least they know where their bad genes came > >>>>> from. > > >>>> You mean the bad genes that led to two of my children > >>>> having PhDs in cancer research and sucessfully pursuing > >>>> the same? > > >>> And one becoming a junkie and ending his life. > > >> Never happened. > > >> What did happen is that my youngest son smoked grass for > >> less than a year, but quit and straightened out his life > >> on his own. After being straight for more than a year he > >> was suddenly striken by a completely unrelated and rare > >> disease congenital disease called an AVM: > > >> http://www.brain-aneurysm.com/avm.html > > >> which is often fatal, and was in the case of my son. He > >> died in a coma only 4 days after being striken at his > >> High Scool. > > > I'm very sorry to hear that. > > > FWIW, my condolonces. > > Thanks. BTW, this all happened about 10 years ago. > > Interesting how much certain people live in the past and keep reliving it. > Not my family. We celebrated my daughter's birthday today. She brought > along some photo albums from family canoe trips that included Nate. She was > closest to Nate and probably took it the hardest of all. However, when she > saw thse old pictures of Nate, she was OK with them. Like the rest of us, > she has moved on. It's tough, I know. By just after 18 I had lost both my parents. Graham
From: liquidator on 13 Jul 2008 21:52 "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:487A93D5.3F08FE27(a)hotmail.com... > > > liquidator wrote: > > > "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message > > > Denny Strauser wrote: > > > > Eeyore wrote: > > > > > <snipped throughout> Filters can boost too. Even passive ones. > > > > > > > > > > Even the microphone GRILLE acts partly as a filter. > > > > > > > > And spit on the grille is a good example. :-) > > > > > > Damn ! Reminds me of the punk days. First thing after the show was over > > > was to collect the vocal mics, rush to the gents, remove the grilles and > > > wash them out and dry them. Uh ! > > > > Used to carry a 1 gallon plastic bag and bottle of alcohol for that reason. > > You must be older than I imagined ! ;~) > > Graham > > Retied and sold all the big gear a few years back. Now live on a farm with a gorgeous redhead. I do blues/jazz and older rock acts occasionally... I do go out and hear some of the younger acts but very selective about it. Pubs around here will toss acts for playing to loud. Things have changed a lot since I did pubs 30 years ago. Places I used to bring literally a ton and a half of gear I now do with a few hundred pounds, or half that in kilos. Fergit you guys use the new fangled system over there. Liquids are sold by the liter. Milk and gasoline still by the gallon. Most dry goods still by the pound. And people wonder why the US is a nation of crazy people. You have to suffer from multiple personalities just to survive here.
From: Arny Krueger on 13 Jul 2008 22:01 "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message news:487AAC4E.6F5A255E(a)hotmail.com > Arny Krueger wrote: > >> "Eeyore" <rabbitsfriendsandrelations(a)hotmail.com> wrote >> in >>> Arny Krueger wrote: >>>> "Phildo" <Phil(a)phildo.net> wrote in message >>>>> "Arny Krueger" <arnyk(a)hotpop.com> wrote in message >>>>>>>> Phildo, if I'm such a problem, why is it you who >>>>>>>> are >>>>>>>>> Don't forget it is all permanently recorded on >>>>>>>>> google so your grandchildren can see just what >>>>>>>>> kind of a cowardly dumbass their grandfather was. >>>>>>>>> I bet they'll be real proud. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> I doubt that they will care. Phildo - do you >>>>>>>> understand how unimportant Usenet is in the larger >>>>>>>> scheme of things? >>>>> >>>>>>> Well at least they know where their bad genes came >>>>>>> from. >> >>>>>> You mean the bad genes that led to two of my children >>>>>> having PhDs in cancer research and sucessfully >>>>>> pursuing the same? >> >>>>> And one becoming a junkie and ending his life. >> >>>> Never happened. >> >>>> What did happen is that my youngest son smoked grass >>>> for less than a year, but quit and straightened out >>>> his life on his own. After being straight for more >>>> than a year he was suddenly striken by a completely >>>> unrelated and rare disease congenital disease called >>>> an AVM: >> >>>> http://www.brain-aneurysm.com/avm.html >> >>>> which is often fatal, and was in the case of my son. He >>>> died in a coma only 4 days after being striken at his >>>> High Scool. >> >>> I'm very sorry to hear that. >> >>> FWIW, my condolonces. >> >> Thanks. BTW, this all happened about 10 years ago. >> >> Interesting how much certain people live in the past and >> keep reliving it. Not my family. We celebrated my >> daughter's birthday today. She brought along some photo >> albums from family canoe trips that included Nate. She >> was closest to Nate and probably took it the hardest of >> all. However, when she saw thse old pictures of Nate, >> she was OK with them. Like the rest of us, she has moved >> on. > It's tough, I know. By just after 18 I had lost both my > parents. That's quite a loss! Did someone take you under their wing?
From: Arny Krueger on 13 Jul 2008 22:04 "liquidator" <mikeh(a)mad.scientist.com> wrote in message news:g5ebgi$9h4$1(a)aioe.org > Liquids are sold by the liter. Milk and gasoline still by > the gallon. Most dry goods still by the pound. Its nuts, I agree. In the mid-70s there was an government initiative to go metric. The politicians killed it. Now we need both metric and inch-based tools to fix American cars. :-(
From: Eeyore on 13 Jul 2008 22:10
liquidator wrote: > Now live on a farm with a gorgeous redhead. YOU LUCKY DEVIL ! I can't pass a redhead without turning my head. I met my first at age about 12-13 who caught my eye. There's TWO I met one night a few years back who are friends. One, Fiona, was sweet as pie and and came up up to me batting her cornflower blue eyes at me asking me to join them in a game of pool Her friend, Anna, just 'smouldered' quietly.in the distance. Anna was later to present herself in such a stunning manner that quite literally, my knees went to jelly. Damn, she's HOT ! Tall ( I like), slender with gentle curves but not too skinny, auburn hair just below her shoulders, an enigmatic and confident smile, great alternative dress sense, a lovely sense of humour and just plain gorgeous all over. She also looks like it rained freckles lightly on her. Plus once I gave her a lift home and she kissed my neck like no-one else has before - it was like sucking and blowing at the same time. PHEW ! And there's other redheads I've been smitten by too yet never once 'scored'. Damn ! You heard the joke ? When's a redhead sexually satisfied ??? When she unties you. Graham |