Hi Daryl!
DS> I have those set with the FEMA app.
BM> Leave that one active!
DS> It only allows 5 counties...so for now, I just have Pulaski
DS> (Little Rock). At one time, I picked the counties to the
DS> northwest, and southwest, as that is how our severe weather
DS> usually arrives.
Makes sense, though I'd probably add one to the west. <rs!>
DS> To them, denial is de river in Egypt...but then Egypt is what
DS> he did to his constituents (he gypped). :P
BM> According to the commercials it ends up none of the people running for
BM> office are any good.
DS> An honest politician doesn't exist. Before the election, they
DS> give voters the thumbs up. After they're elected, they flip us
DS> off.
Pretty much the theme for a lot of the ads: So-and-so promised this and
this and when got into office did that and something else. Counter-ad
says the opposite, of course, ...Glad they're done and we can start on
those for the next election!
DS> Like the deal with the warning labels...such as "Cape does not
DS> permit user to fly".
BM> Sure it does: "I'm flying! I'm flying! <thud!>".
DS> <looking in phone book for attorneys>
BM> I'd be looking up the number for 9-1-1 first!
DS> Heard in a skit:
DS> "My house is on fire!! Call 9-1-1!!".
DS> "What's the number??".
DS> The blonde can't rememeber the address, so the fire chief asks
DS> how they will get there. She replies "Duh!! Big Red Truck!!" <G>.
Yeah! You think they're going to arrive in their on cars?! Not enough
parking!
DS> 2) An amateur radio application called D-Rats, which allows one
DS> to send messages, files, and chat in real time. I use that during
DS> traffic nets, along with a chat window with a program called
DS> Netlogger. This is so in case the reflector goes down, we can
DS> move to a backup reflector (used in the mode of D-Star).
As long as not D-Moon -- that's the network for Hams inthe proctology
profession!
DS> Then, you've got the smart-@$$ hams who try to trash you out
DS> with funky comments. <G>
Like that WX1THDR guy -- aw heck, what's your call sign?
DS> I can't understand how these idiots have to walk with their
DS> saggy pants. Even if they knew what it meant, they likely
DS> wouldn't care.
BM> I suppose it's a 'fashion statement'.
DS> To put it bluntly, it means they want to be anally sodomized.
DS> It was developed in prisons by the homosexuals, to indicate "they
DS> were avaialble". A friend of mine, who worked in the prison
DS> ministries years ago, verified that. I saw one individual in
DS> southwest Little Rock, whose pants were lower than his underwear,
DS> and his underwear was partly down, where you could see the pubic
DS> hair in the front, and his butt crack in the back.
Probably now a general 'advertising for coming attractions'.
DS> bedtime. I also bought some strawberry cheesecake donuts.
BM> Hmmm, your way sounds more fun; I 'chase' my bedtime med with a calcium
BM> supplement.
DS> I don't take any other vitamins or medicines...and am not keen
DS> on the herbal stuff.
I have an over-the-counter calcium supplement prescribed; for a while
was also Vitamin D (again OTC) but several years ago found getting into
the too-much range (which is a different form of bad) so discontinued
the specific but continuing the adjunct (so no more Vit D itself but to
continue to Calcium with D).
BM> ... Odd Pick-Up Line: If you were a booger I'd pick you first.
DS> Hawker Green, digging for gold!! :P
I'm not picking my nose; I'm pointing to my brain!
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