-=> Bill Swisher wrote to Nancy Backus <=-

 ML> prohibition against putting my left hand above
 ML> my head, so there was a certain handicap.

 NB> I remember that prohibition from when Gwen had the pacemaker
 NB> implanted... :)

 BS> My only restrictions seem to be to not carry the cell in my shirt
 BS> pocket, and not to go through the magnetic orifice at the
 BS> airport/elsewhere (or let them use the hand wand).

Back in the day I used to see signs in restaurants "ATTENTION:
Pacemaker Users - Microwave in use!"

We've/medical science/devices have come a long way since then.

When they wand we after I mention the pacemaker they grope my chest area
manually and then wand my arms (held out from the body) butt and legs. I
suppose since I don't have the de-fib on my machine they allow me to go
through the arches ..... or at least didn't say not to do that. I always
have something that causes the thing to set up a racket - usually the metal
adjustment devices on my galluses, or their metal logger button attachment
points, or the silver dollar belt buckle. But I mention the pacemaker and
they avoid my chest with the wand.

MMMMM----- Recipe via Meal-Master (tm) v8.06

      Title: Will Willy Wander
 Categories: Beverages, Booze, Citrus
      Yield: 12 Servings

      1    Shot Southern Comfort
      1    Shot Rock and rye
      1    Shot Jacquin's Creme de
           - Fraise
      2    Shots Amaretto
      3    Shots Sour mix
           Fill w/orange juice

  MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: In shaker, add Southern Comfort, Rock
  and Rye, Creme de Fraise, Amaretto and Sour Mix. Fill with
  orange juice. Pour into shot glasses.

  This drink originated in a bar on Route 61 North of Reading,
  PA called Nutsy's.

  RECIPE FROM: http://www.webtender.com

  Uncle Dirty Dave's Archives

MMMMM

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