03-31-05  09:45, Jean Parrot told James Bradley about Intercept.

 Well, how do, Jean?

 JB> If you're reading, our collective hats - if I can be so
 JB> bold - are in our hands, and thanks for your work! If your best
 JB> interests are to remain reticent, I can only hold you in the highest
 JB> esteem.) 

 JP> And truly vice-versa, James. I just think that this would be
 JP> too much of a one-sided story here. I am not reticent to tell, it
 JP> was all fun. And it all took place over 50 years ago. But the main
 JP> reason is that very humbly, I know that there were some 3000 of us
 JP> there doing duty against the Curtain and I have no claim to fame on
 JP> that account. I only fired shots, 6 x .5 Brownings, at a flag, never
 JP> in anger but flew "hot" most of the time. And then, my next door
 JP> neighbour here is an ex-B-52 pilot in Nam. I do not measure to his
 JP> ankle. He is a dentist now.

Heck... I for one am not vicariously interested in your exploits, or lack
of action. It's just the control of so many systems boggles us mere
mortals. <-; If you can hit a flag with a Browning, that's two steps up
from me finding the trigger, and burning up the barrel!

I can honestly say I wouldn't have the foggiest idea of questions to *ask.*
I see myself as if I was a seven year old given a tour of a Dakota.
"Ohh... Look at all the buttons!"

 JP> Have a great day, James.

...And to you, Jean. It's warming up here again, so maybe spring has made a
return visit. (Jan. + Feb. were REAL warm. Mar., not so much.)

 JP> From the sandy shores of Treasure Island, FL.

You're still rubbin' it in! 

I saw another F-86 jock sues you out on BLUEWAVE. Maybe he'll take my bait,
and we won't have to bore you with our mundane prodding?


... James

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