---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment >>When? > >Only intermittently. When it happens, you'll hear about it. (Although a >great aunt of yours left me an Everett grand piano last year, there >haven't been any significant financial bequests in a few years.) That sounds about right, so far. Actually, I'm glad you got it instead of me, considering what she expected in return for the bequest. >>Cheney's from Richmond? Isn't that in Virginia? > >Yes, and for that reason, everyone in that office has that same last name. >It's also easy for people to confuse with going to Richmond VA to work for >some sort of government agency. So is your scanner tuned to the local 911 >network, or do you also have that nation security council crystal for >listening in to secret service among others? Fortunately, my scanner doesn't work much beyond the space time continuum for which it was designed. Unfortunately, I haven't exactly been able to ascertain just which space time continuum that is, so there is some residual uncertainty inherent in the scanning process. I find this is pretty much expected in data acquisition relating to the workings of government in any capacity you could name anyway, so it's not that significant or traumatic a revelation in the final analysis. Stuff happens, regardless of our capacity to process the implications, so we concern ourselves instead, with more mundane and functionally insignificant concerns. At least I do. >FWIW, I was left on this planet fifty years ago as the by-product of >insidious mind-control and cross-fertilization experiments carried on by >space aliens, in a mothership hovering just out of sight up at the north >pole. Fortunately, I was already six years old at the time, and a foster >home was easily found. Ah, but do you have the frequency and call sign to contact the mother ship for pick up? If so, I may meet you yet... soon. >No, I haven't seen you at any of my family reunions recently. I guess >Barbara has a solid answer to her question. You just didn't recognize me. I was the potted Ficus in the corner, that everyone was pouring drinks into. Hic. >BTW, that was an A+ pop-quiz you turned in, on Thursday. > >Mr. Bill Thanks. I always liked the essay questions, though my teachers might have had other opinions. Ron N ---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment --- Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.538 / Virus Database: 333 - Release Date: 11/10/2003 ---------------------- multipart/mixed attachment--
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