BG> Yuk! I didn't think that there were any functional T-29s left
BG> in existence, but clearly yours is the exception.

JT> Don't forget the other one around last year or so, where Bob
JT> had collected it from the junk that was parked in concord
JT> during the last cleanup, fixed it, and promptly returns it (in
JT> working condition) back to the junk heap. 

 I had a perfectly logical reason for doing that, it's just that I
can't remember what it was. It made sense at the time.

JT> Their original fault claim was the set alignment so far off,
JT> that it would only receive home television shopping, and
JT> infomercial programs. They had it sent to concord, where the
JT> head rat (who coincidently is Bob's "dog") promised it could
JT> get it's owner (Bob) to fix it. They (the rats) also deny they
JT> had anything to do with the recent death of Bob's cat. 

 That wasn't the reason... and anyway, it was a T-30, the 26"
version.

JT> Actually, this story is so good, that I'm likely to believe it
JT> myself! 

 And it's not easy, rolling a full-size 26" TV set in and out of the
house. Next year, I'll stick to fixing 14" sets (and throwing them
out again).

Regards,
Bob



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